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Identifier: historyofromeflo00batt (find matches)
Title: A history of Rome and Floyd County, State of Georgia, United States of America; including numerous incidents of more than local interest, 1540-1922
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Battey, George Magruder, 1887-1965
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Publisher: Atlanta, Webb and Vary Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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d, he will nothave so much power as some peoplesuppose, and it is reported that he isalready tremendously frightened lesthe should be elected!—Now. 6, 1860. For Tax Receiver.—We are request-ed to announce the name of H. P.Lumpkin as candidate for Tax Re-ceiver of Floyd County at the ensuingJanuary election. For Solicitor General.—We are au-thorized to announce the name of M.Kendrick, of Newnan, Coweta county,as a candidate for the office of Solic-itor General of the Tallapoosa circuit.Election first Wednesday in Januarynext. H. A. Gartrell, Esq.—Mv. Editor:Please allow us to announce the abovenamed gentleman as a candidate forSolicitor General of the TallapoosaCircuit. MANY VOTERS. Rome Market Nov. 7.—Cotton is alittle dull—101/^! cts. may now be con-sidered the top of the market. Unofficial Vote of Floyd Co.—Thefollowing statement, though not offi-cial, will probably not vary more thantwo or three votes from the exact re-sult: Lincolns Election Foretells Hostitities 127
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128 A History of Rome and Floyd County Precincts. Bell. Breck. Doug. Rome 462 360 160 N. Carolina 55 66 21 Barkers 15 41 6 Livingston 26 50 0 Flat Woods 22 8 5 Cave Spring 64 60 34 Wolf Skin 63 60 34 Watters 70 39 6 Chulio 51 22 10 Dirt Town 4 35 13 Etowah 18 0 1 Total 848 756 286 We have compared the above withthe official vote and find it accurate. A Card.—Mr. Editor: I desirethrough the city papers to return mysincere thanks to the merchants forrefusing to sell spirituous liquors onthe day of the election, but more espe-cially to those gentlemen engaged inthe retail business. They closed theirdoors and did no business whatever. Itwas asking a great deal of all, it beinga public day and a good one for thattrade, but they made the promise andadhered to it with fidelity. To themwe are mainly indebted for the peace,quiet and good order that prevailedthroughout the entire day. Respect-fully. H. A. GARTRELL, Mayor City of Rome. Polk County.—A gentleman who leftPolk County on Wednesda

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