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mmw. Thursday Morning, Nov’r 1, I860. ^—^W? pa~ Joszrs Wilke* l» Age_ .Jyipnr in Charleston, 8. C., and is authorised (o make oontrioti for Adwrtiilngj rccoivo uoney and givo receipts. . tg^krF^ks^A wl MsiraiAt.- GES FOB INTERESTING READING MArp3B,, tf , i ’ll/ For Solicitor General We are aulhoriisdto announce the nora of U. KEVDRIOKv <rf NawwMj. floweto.qo* as a oandidato for tho office of Solicitor Gen- oral *f the Tallapoosa circuit. ... Election lint welnuday luJanuary next (wtd " • B.A. Gartrell Esq, X*. Editor: Please allow us to unnouhfce the above named gentleman *s a candidate, for sSkltor General of the Tallapoosa Cir cuit. MaxtYoTi «ep!8—triftwtd. • Mart Votes*. Hour Market Out. 31.—Cotton .ccn tinues in good demand at from 7) to 10) eta. Wheat at $1,25@$1,35. Corn "~85@90 ots and Bacon I6@17 ota. UNION MEETING At the City Hall on Friday Night Nor, 2nd. The friends of Bell & Everett and the Union arc requested to meet at the City Hall, in Rome, at 7 o’clock on next Friday (to-morrow) night. A full at tendance is desired at this lost rally for our country before tho Election. D. R. MITCHELL. President of the Bell Club. W. A. Fort Esq, ; Will address the citizens of Floyd County to-night, at City Hall. ' AH are ’“Tnvited to attend. The Bell Electors Pledged to the Strongest Candidate against Lincoln, There was no “fusion” accomplished at Atlanta on the 29th inst, but the Bell and Everett executive committee passed some timely and patriotic resolu tions and put forth an address to the citizens of Georgia,” which may bo found in an other column of this paper. Read it by all means and read it to your democratic friends. They pledge the vote of Georgia, if the Bell electors are elected to whichever of the .three ■MNMNlfcUtttJ* strongest against Lincoln. Let this be known and every Union man will vote for the ticket that holds country above party. Two Deaths near Cave Sprino.—On the morning of Tuesday the 20th Oct., Mrs A. J. King, a daughter of Carter W, Sparks, died. ' Also about the some time Wm. M. Davis a young man aged about-24yeara, and son ofThos. W. Da vis. General News. The steamship Europa had arrived at Liverpool.. r The Sardiniim Chambers have adopt-, ed the law of annexation. "bunt Cavour mod* aftKeeclr con tain- continued aBtiace to Aur'nS? \ ho bomb*-* 5 1 ced on strong! regard ed-asoho dom. 11 laAhe,only tortress that covers the approach to tjmcih^Hanlt*, aha. is about twenty nXlM m>m Tfaples.] It was reported, that .Garibaldi hod been wounded at ’Yolttlraa. , ' Count Cavouradvocates the removing of the Capitol of Italy to Ro’me r '* Latest—Arrival of the F,niton. Cape Race, Oct. . 29—The. steamship Fulton which left Southampton on the 17th inst was bearded off Cape Race this forenoon, by the steam yaoht be longing te the New York Associated Press. . , Commercial News. W- octiatsply^ K^sji^ou^^fcw^WOMiP meet respooUUUyJumauRO* tp the citizens of Roi S51SSC. “PEOPLES Reftfef NIGHT In each month. < • > 1 . TH08. J. PERRY, H. P„ ANDREW J, BEARDEN, K., WILLIAM N. DtTCKEB, 8.,; D. J. SANDERS, Treasurer, D. 0. LOYB, Sce’y. '• (bbOtrily iO.F. London Money Market.—Consols clos ed at 92fca»92|. Liverpool General Markets.—Corn was quiet and ProvisiohS dull. Wheat had slightly advanced. Flour was very dull. General News. The steamships Teutonia, Anglo-Sax on. and the Adriatic, had arrived out. The Neapolitan Princes had ordered a renewal of hostilities against the Gari- baidians. It is stated that there was considera ble consternation in the Turin Cabinet, from the fact that the Russian and Prus sian Ambassadors had protested against the Sardinian invasion of Naples. The Allies in China hod attacked the Chinese Tartar camp. The Chinese fled in disorder. A grand attack on the Taku forts was mado on the 15th August. Senator Toombs at Montgomery. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 27.—Tho new theatre buildmgin'this city 'was jam med last night to listen to a speech from Senator Toombs. There were ful ly two thousand persons instdo of the building and a great many outside, who could not obtain places inside,— fully five hundred ladies were in the Hull. Mr. Toombs delivered a historical, ar gumentative, sarcastic and eloquent speech, and urged resistance to death in tho event of Lincoln’s election to the Presidency. Disunion Revelation. Louisville, Oct. 30.—The Journal, of this city, says that a remarkably shrewd and well informed politician who re cently i— »*'--■->—l states tl inrklge them Judge tation _ a plan of the'event of Presidency, oiina^hfn tion, shall d el ceW e : GetferalGovernment, and send on Ambassador to Washington, asking to ifife recognized by the Administration os a sovereign power. If South Carolina iA successful in this movement, other rathern States will follow her exam ple,and after a sufficient number of States have been thus recognized by the General Government, a Southern Con federacy will be formed by thorn. NO. 40. Regular meetings, 1st and 3rd WED NESDAY NIGHT in eneti month. Officers—C. H. SMITH. N. G., W. N. DUCK ER, Treasurer. feb9trily. Floyd Encampment, No, 11, i. o. o. F. R EGULAR meetings, 2nd and 4th Mon day Nights in eaeb month. Officers—E. A. BUIICII, C. P. A. P. NEBIiD, H. P. Dn. J. KING, S. W. W. N. DUCKER, J. W. GEO. R. WARD, Scribe, S. LEVINSTEIN, Tres’r. juno2trily. rnou New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery Columbus, Albany, i [neon, ufoulo, . SALE AND LIVERY Baggage-checked through by the Mahattan fl'D 11)1 Til I Express Couipimron the'ControI Railroad,. \| illflllli I and delivfcred anywhere in New York or vi- l) 1 lnULill I Markets. Charleston, Oct. 30.—Soles of cotton | < to-day 2,600 balcs,at prices ranging from 8 to 12 cents. Market unohanged. * Mobile, Oot. rO.—Sales of Cotton to day 0000 bales. Middlings II cents.— Biles of three days 10,000 bales. Re ceipts of three days 10,500 bales. Ex change on London 7(3)7 J per cent, pre lum. ... ... , Seed Wheat and Eye! 1000 ® u8 ^yjP ri “ B Mediterranean 2000 Bushels prime Red Walker Wheat. .1200 •• « White Ky. « ■ 300 bbls Flour. ' 600 Bush Seed Bye,,. ,, in hand, aud to arrive, (or sale. . ELLIOTT ft RUSSELL. -Rome, Sept. 17, ’60.—sepl8tw2m Ben HiU at Dalton. The Hon. B. H. HiU mil address the citizens of Whitfield and adjoining coun ties in a grand Mass Meeting to be held in Dalton on Saturday, November 3d. Other speaker* are expeoted. but Mr. Hilj has promised that if not Providen tially hindered, he. will certainly tie there. Lot every man, of all parties, go and listen to His words of wis dom. • Have You got Your Tickets. See to it that every ” preoinct nf sup plied with a plenty, of Bell Wnd Everett tickets. there should be at least §*, niany Union Tickets at eaeh Precinfct all the voters at that Preempt, fop many will b6 destroyed hither sodden tally or by our politioal opponents. KEMPTON’S TRIC0PHER0DS. .TTEMPTON'S TRICOPHEROUS is l\ Medicated Compound for preserving, rtetoring and beautifying the Hair, (or re moving dandruff, and lor preventing the hair from falling out It ir compounded on purely scientific principles, and is entirely of a vegetable character. It strengthens the roots of the hair by stimulating the scalp, words of a poet, who has proved Us excellent £id-“P* 7 ***& W Behold a doulfl«8Wrto, #>osapotent power, ,dds a new grace to boauty’s .•hoioost dowor, Jids her rieh eurle a silken lustre win,. Heals the torn flesh, and cools the horning skin.. Tho loosoned hair, touohed by its balm takes root, And from tho scalp new, living fibrei shoot; And looh at Woman—lo I each flower tress, Thompson, who have returned to this city, give it as their opinion that New York will go against Lincoln. Even Mayor Wood, who was, heretofore, desponding, now thinks Now York U safe. " Shines as it waves, though late ’twas lustrc- Smiling, the marks the ehange—her fear* are.flown, The crowning gift of nature !i her own; At mom and eve the liquid is applied, The rich maw lengthens, ana grpws thick beside, Ihe mikes no secret of the esuso, and thus Iproeda the Just fame of Kempton’s Trteo- pherous. For sale by P. L. Tarnley, Rome, Oa. juneSOtwSra Pure Train Oil. r 5 ; BARRELS Just received, and for sale 1 by, ' TURNLEY, tsbll. No. 3 Choice Hons** ^SSTThcro are two tilings that bocome early impressed upon every mothor’s mind: tho necessity of a frequent resort to worm mcdicino with tboir children; and the great diflicultv that exists in getting children to taka the proper medicine. This last dlfita tv Dr. Bull has obviated in his Vegetal Worm Destroyer—children cat the lozenges as readily as they do candy, and the cure that follows ia far more prompt and certain than it it from nauseous and-sickening dose* of wormseed oil and kindred abominations.—> Winchttter Chronicle. [oot3Utw3t ... r ... r _. «... me and iiurroundlng country * ■ •” <-■**' '-»l I/O..: >< ‘AT to d' -.jive.. ■ 31 . ..... jfeSWlKK* it' •' • ..•-v.*- iioV • ... «,iaIn t-n4 r .i IS NQW.IN Ftnjli RIiXS^ hticfwa'receive^, aud irf«mstaafiF»eo*lRtaigkthe der|*M, ; , and most Scchcrchc stock of ' 7‘'■ ‘!’* . - • • ••n r .. . EVER beon exhibited b/tbis pltcc, atrdylll be aold at lei((<_froii ifi. tbJfrper'nent. less than in any other house i^' Rtone, aaW one can uhderpell»», . , .■ : , . . . I append a Hat of some of thh choicest Dress Goods, which for beauty, style and (jual- ity, : cannot bo surpassed, and somethipg entirely new in mayket. ' LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, w .. ' i.Rich figured end colored silks, Rich Broeade bjlks. Bioh Broche do Afrique, Solfcrfno coller, Rich Broche do yihroba.einall figured, Bioh plain And figured Ren*, real Irish Pop lins, plain .and fi A&A'.FiaiUrfl Silks, BlROk Silks, a full assortment, Plaid Lance, in Sdt colors, plalifrft.nfl.^^urcd MonooSt ill*wool Dclains, plftin n Muslin Dolajusand Caqhniijres, from (21 cents um 1 ««*•»<>■- Mkh d upwards. CLOAKS! CLOAKS 11 CL0AKSMI A very large lot of laifeet 1 patterns »Ueh as floilRXW,. For Ladies, Misses and Children. Boumous, Cloth Arab*, Raglains, Ac., from $2.0 . upwards. SIIAWLSOF all descriptions.- ■ ... 5 •' I’ * . My Erobrociery, Whlte*Soods and Hosiery department is completed, and contains every- hing bo’onging to that lie*; Also, Comets, Ladies Veits, and real Spring Skirts, fie. Ac. ^Also, on hancf a full assortment of House Furnishing and Plantation Goods, cons l sling 6t Bidfcl6tn;KfflPBoyi,lj\nByi8tTipw,^6Wf Toweling, and a choice lot of Gaiters, Booti, Shoes, and N. York & Savannah Route. „ GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin Passage, • - $15 00 Steerage “ - - - 7 00 New Arrangement for Through TICKETS TO NEW YORK. PROM $30 75 Momphis, $31 75 35 00 Nashville, 27 75 25 00 Chattanooga, 25 00 21 00 Knoxville, - 25 50 23 00 Atlanta, 21 00 20 00 Augusta, 17 50 24 00 anywhete i the Splendid And ( York i .ions Steamers. 8 Cap t Crocker " Borry. All of which will be sold at my Utualiow prices. , .. My stock is unusually full, aud I respectfully invito the publU) to. an examination .of the same. - < ; : . • At the ‘‘PHOJile'4Saving Stor^, ,, near , ffT ■ i „ ' j ’ BOMBi’/GA, oetSOtrHSr^'tl^- •■JitS-AMTA*) ] • ‘j. ' miiim THE HORSE MANSION, f! fcotbt goldi tin i&anksi HUNTSVD-LE, 1000 “ Post, - S^telEVE^fcS: 10RRIS0N & LOGAN. ■—■DAY AND SATURDAY. - “■ " "HORSE MARION.” formerly vned by Wm. Ramey, but nlore re- sntly by John H: Walker, has been Tho same arrangement exists from New Fork, where the stoamors leave Pier 12 N. R., on Thursdays and Saturdays, with the upas, through rates of faro and express facilities. These Steamships are new, and built ex pressly for this route, and for speed, comfort, and elegant accommodations, are not excel led by any steamers on the ocean. Through Tickets can be proeuted nt tho following places:'- New Orleans—R. Cannes, OOGravlerst. Mobile—Cox, Bn.uxAnn ft Co. Columbus—S. II. Hat.,Agent Hamden’s Express, and J. M. Bivens, Tr Ri R. Ticket ‘ sent. Eufaula—A Stow. Montgomery—J. W. Gnr.oonr, General Ticket Agent. A Pops, agent W ft W. R. It. and at ell other points, from connecting Railroad Tick et lgonts. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN ft CO, Agents, Savannah. II. B. CROMWELL ft CO., Agents, 86 West at. and 335 Broadway, aep'JStwly New York, Stable. Mr.E.G. Anco eminently .qui Broad Street,' Rome. GB* - BY ' . GRAND all-prize SCHEME FQR~ N&Vgffj^flteO. GEOHflIASTA3PELQ5CTER¥; AIoKINNHY & Co., Managers. Authorized by Spocial Actef tho Legisla CAPITAL PRIZE 9 6 01/000 31 . TICKETS ONLY $10. Halyos, quarters and Eighths in proportion.. an, whose long'oxficri- ^ lies him for the' place, will have charge of the buslhcss, ana the To bo Drawn Eaoh Saturday, in 1860, in the -city of Savannah Gai i- - - OLASS.pa to be Dratrn OCT. ^3, IRW ’* sJt.leSSk - „ J 1 ' be kept for hire ^■Ep rsona' may always get a good niaySitrily. wishing to buy or sail horses ta good trade at this Stable. j. c. baker..,;..,’.,...;,. v .r: yf. echols NEW m A Desirable Home ftr Sale. I wish to sell my land lying, on -tho Jacksonville rood 1} miles from Cedar Town, con taining SOI acres, 20 oleored, the- balance in timber. Com- meut on this place is unnecessary, as H-is known by the community to be Noi^l Cedar Valley land, and is one of the best improved places in the VaUojr, Having w it p pqw frame dwolling with flvo rooms, and front and bock {torches, frame negro cabins,.cook room, smoke-house, stables and cribs; also, finely Watered by a fine well ten steps from the house, and Big Cedar Creek running on the North and West boundaries. No improve ment is needed as tho placo is well fenced, mostly with new rails, outside, and erase fen ces. The neighborhood is excellent; and oon- venlont to Churohes, Schools, and Mills. This place will be sold at exceedingly low figures. For further parttaulare apply to Wm. T. Newman, Romo, G*., or to mo.on the prem- 'isos. G. W.NEWMAN. sop20lwftwtf BAKER & ECHOLS, .. : w •>; ibor o^_ io follow tho Farihr 18 Th ! isi.'to^r8lf^%l?bC^ with Cancer of the under lip since February elgkiSeft.humlrod and Mly-aine, and under treMMnMhllBjjM-Jul.v last up to the f3th February last, without much benefit. 1 Buf- . llovcd by Dr. Blako’a partner; Dr^Hadloy; cancer pains In about two hours, and have-, not haa any pains since." ! consider myself • wellXHUUffiBrimMIe acquainted with Drf Blake before I leiUUw York. 1 eoqsld- liim and Dr. Hadley Well skilled in tHotr pro- frsbion'MUlMlMmSDof the highest ordor, ihqthose afflicted will finditto-thoir rnter- «t| In nail ..[■ito "tlropa. at t heir office, 646 -Broadway, ”— ^ ‘ ■ CLASS W, CLASS 98, CLASS fis! ‘lie •,1 1 ' •' 1 1 ** 1 ' "1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 100 100 100 25,000 Prizes of 25,000 Prizes of $60,000 Is 10,000]* 9,000 is 5,0001* ' 4,000 is ~ 3,000 ia 2,000 is 1,500 is 1,000 are 500 are 400ar« 300 are 200 are 100 are 75 ate ’■ • SO are 1 $9 $ $00,«0 io,boo 9,000 6,000 4,000 0,000 2,000 1,600 1,000 1,000 800 10,000 7,600 - s;om $206,006 66,000 TOWN i*. may22tri6] WILL BE DRAWN] will bt sold at the STEAM WOOL CARDER. I desire to call the attention of the Farmers.and Wool growors 'cnerally to my now ctMom ____8team Cardiug Machine, located me, uear Brood street frootiog Heritor ft Butler’* Hardware Store. As 1 have many year* experience in the Wool Cerding bu*l- noss, I think 1 can give general *»ti*hwti«n, vnd solicit the patroxage of tho publio. SeptU -wJmT. G. J. DYKhS- STOCK OF GOODS At a Desirable Cjountry Stanc Colognes and Flavortng,Ettracts, 0ILS,PAjfr^|(^. • GLASS,X’; LIQUORS for Medical ^ur- »poses, &c., fte. &c. Rome. Ga. Feb. 18th. [trlwawtt) ' The Three. N Which takes place on COMMISSION BOOMit BK : , 4-.tOSM>AI.^*OB8DAT»!l*tWBWS. JJ A STOCK OF GOODS at one of the be#t, and most desirable country stands' in . Cherokee Georgiy Having a present business of 0mm Bight-to Twelve Thousand Dollars a healthy and fertile neighborhood, a Post Office and other conveniences. Apply at this office.— oct26w2m Brood Street, Home, Gt. ' MWGonsignmonts mutt be mads to M. P GALCERAN, Agent, t mayHtrily, URNEITS Flavoring Extracts, floep- alne, Kallcstoo and Tooth Wash—a esh supply at FARFJJ. t.YF.lSER. IStPoaS^ ND PERFUMERY of all kinds, Sc*n - - — - A. Bags, Oard Oases, Puff Balls. Porttoc ties, Hafr Hat Ci&tb, Tboth, Dusting ll White wash brushes, A — 1 ealo by hblK ' No. 3 Choice Home. . $80 loYUWtL 1 ’'*: to 10 Quarters, '- *6' 16 W'-"' LOOK AT THIS. A BPIiENDII) DRAWING r Plan ! I.C*plU^ike.of,....»,......,.,.,;,'|*5,W(f Glass,Puity,Glue, Brushes,and inf p priso v z' ir lha u d uaua “ y >76 ibiooo 6,000 4,500 mmw 43,680 Prlttodf:..;..-..: ISSUteWre SlSKtesa«Ste SBSMfejgif X>lta::>441 as* jWflfiVTT'' ia il #106,606 uWr; > * d Sharea-in Ptopertiae. ~ IN ORDERING Tickets or Certificate*, ea- arded by first mall. Purcbawrt can =«-mmnJiwasama , All emnmunieations strictly esnfidentlil." mckinney ft Co, Savi am“gfeas •it. J. KING. ; NG. ». CHOICE HOUSE. {House, formerly’ occupied 4^ Jto5f. Baftey.J I ’Pi;L.;;TDRN.LEy, XXTOULD respectfully inform hi. t VV friends and ouctomers, and publio generally, . that he is ' opening a very large and at- , tive Stock of Drags, Med ieines, Chemicals Uuffs, Perfumery and- Fancy Artioles.— its, Oils, Varnishes, Liquor f«T uAlgp feeds of all kinds, both arden, (Southern Raised).— ,asd-i ’ in fact, every -- ** kept in a .First Class Drag Store. Having had several yoars experience', a .anfl onal attention to tho busl merit a share of pnblio ps- tronage, aud to be able to frnnish his caz tomers reliable arMeles, at aa m *r . -LOW PRICES, ■ WORMS! WORMS! WORMS! -HE season le nt hand when these scour _ -ges ofchlldhond begin to become both oublesome and dangerous. 'Dr.-John Bull’s r ls tf remedy aUke’- * Uze-evil. Thereie . not the leaetdifficulty in getting children to take the medicine, It is prepared ie the foi t is prepared U the form will he eaten with avid I- M ildren of all ages, It destroys and ex pels worms more effectualy than any remedy nowin use, while at the same time it -will la no way affect injuriously tho health of the chlUL> « - • w It can he procured from druggists and untry stores everywhere. Dr. - John-Bull's Principal Office, Lonis- villtfrab.'. -t-.fT'-tf^WfisayUtriOm.