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__ And, faith, he'll 'prcnTii'' f Robert llnnN*.
\ orrice: -8EC0N0 FLOOR STERLING'S HALL BUILDING.
^ *«*!c«7iinAor Uiln liaWL wilTEn cli»rn«d for
h ou per coat above the usual advertising ratufl.
Llflrango, (lenrxlm PrlJav Morning, Wot. 80, 1868.
Worn New Confection*, T oyesTnd Firework*,
ttermlnod not to bo behind any elmller house In the
Htato, I am constantly ordorlng, aud receiving, addition*
, n »y 8t(>c ^ of CJONFP.OTION8, TOYS, FIREWORKS,
i ink cigars, tobacco, meerschaum pipes, no
tions, Ac.
Norfolk, momlr and savannah oysters re.
c '*lvrd daily.
RESTAURANT oomplote in every particular, and MEALS
SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
FRESH PURE CANDIES, of wy own make, by tbo ra
tal 1 or wholesale.
THE DAR Jh Mocked with the Uncut WINKS and LI
QUORS.
Tlic attention of country merchants roepcctfully invited
to my goods which l will acll at wholeaale.
W. F, Spalding & liro*. received to-day a large
lot of NEW GOODS. Call and eco them and compare
price*. o« t23-tf
IV. F. Spalding & ilro*. arc offering a beautiful
nBHortmont of FINE FRENCH MERINOS at New York
Cost. pem-tf
i.adle* »ro Toapoclfully soTicltod to MalAtno mlr wlock
pf Drcaa Goods, Worsted Quilt*, Cloak*, FRENCH COR*
■SETS, Balmoral*, Elegant Lace Collar*, Ac., received tlila
Jday. tocm-Ul W, F. SPALDING, A BROS.
Obdinary’b Notices.—Wo call tlio ospo-
uial attention of nil concerned to the several no
tices of Dr. Cary, ordinary.
jZ-O- Ga. It. It. Stock Fon Sale. —Wm. Daflis,
J dministrator, advortises niuo shares of this
Jtock for bqIo on tlio first Tuesday in next month.
iffr" ftouilLR BkvolvINo Map.—See advortise-
Pnt for agents to sell Lloyd’s Double Revolving
Rap. There is money in it, if somo activo man
^will take hold of it.
mj£8T*Sxo. N. Cooper advertises himself as a
Cotton warehouse, grocer and commission raor-
miant, and statos that ho has just received ft fresh
lock of Guano, Salt, Lime and Now Origans
up and Sugars which will bo sold low for
JRvr.nY body Ought to/ have a Cook
^Slaughter «fc Co. advertise a now lot of
staves, of tbo best patterns. Every
Colt* •ovife, and has no stovo, ought
lit is economy in work, in
Ind oonvonionce. No fumi-
Tiik New Ooj|f»tess —Tlio elooUon returns
from the various States indicate thus far tlio loss
ofsnvon Kadioftl Congressmen, as follows: New
York Ratter, Dom., in tlio Tenth District, vice
Robertson, Hop. Thirteenth District - -Griswold,
fox-judge, Greene county,) Dom., vine Cornell,
Rop. Thirtieth District -Denuotto, Rep., vice
Humphrey, Dom. New Jersey—Rafferty, vice
Hill, Rep. Fiftn District Olcaveland, Dom.,
vice Halsey, Rop. Minnesota -Second Distriot
—Wilson, Dora., vice Donnelly, Rop. Illinois
—Eight District Edwards, Dom., vice Cullom,
Rop. Missouri -First District Wells, Dom.,
tdee Pile, Rop. Tonnessoe -Leftwiob, Dom.,
vice Nunn, Rop. California -First District
PlXley, Rop., vice Axtoll, Dom. This dorvi not
inoluao several probable losses in the Southern
States, from which returns are too indefinite to
form a correct estimate. In Now York the Dem
ocrats will have a Democratic Senator in the
place of Morgan, and tlio Democrats will also
nave a majority in the New Jersey Legislature,
which will give another Democratic Senator.
It is estimated that the next House of Repre
sentatives will stand, Radicals, 138--Democrats,
77. This will give the Radicals a majority of
01; but upon a full vote they will lack six of a
two-thirds majority, 144. Should tlio extremists
of the party broak with (ton. Grant. aH tlio lust,
Congress ctid with President Johnson, they will
not nave it in their power as tlieir predecessors
had to pass their partizan measures over the
veto,
An other gratifying feature of the now Congress
is, tlio men aro of ability which the Demo
crats havesucenodcd in electing to that body, and
who will not fail to exert a salutary influence
upon its action. Among the promiliont debaters
and parliamentarians who will have seats ou the
Democratic side of the House may be mentioned
Hon. S. S. Cox, und Hon. James Brooks of Now
York city, Hon. B. S. Marshall, of Illinois, Hon.
Mieheal 0. Korr, Hon. Daniel W. Voorlios, of
Indiana; Judge Woodward and Jlon. Henry 1).
Foster, of Pennsylvania, and Hon. Jos. H. Smith,
of Oregon—all mon of distinguished ability ami
logislativo experience. The Radicals on the
other hand have lost their great loader—Thad
Stovens, whoso place will bo poorly supplied by
Beast Butloiv to whom tlio more respectable
FACTORS AM
old CoLonED Man.—Old
and favorably known in this
st. man, conscientious and
ago, “ Uncle Giles," was a
had been free long before tlio
jnduclod himself as to win the
neighbors. Peace to hi:; slum-
Oar M*w DrM«<
Wp copy die following noticos of the Repor
ter, sinoe its appoaranoe in a now dross:
The La Grange Reporter has donned a now
suit, Tlio Reporter is a welcome Weekly visitor
to nur sanctum, and we aro glad to boo that, not
withstanding tlio general depression in business,
the people of Georgia continue tv extend to this
able champion of conutitutionul government
that liberal potronago which it so eminently de
serves. Tlio familiar long primer fac^of the pa
per now blooms in clear, round brovier, while a
neat nonpariol is substituted for the old minion,
thus affording much morn matter and present
ing appearance very oroditablo to the artistic
taste of its publishers, Messrs. Jones A Willing*
flam. Wo heartily congratulate them upon the
success which has crowned their endoavors.—
Georgetown (D. 0.) Cooler.
Tun La Granoe Reporter—Whatever may bo
said of the politics of the proprietors of this Jour
nal, no one possessing a thimble full of the prac
tical knowledge of journalism in all its depart-
intuits will deny tlmt they publish (bad luck to
their hateful Democracy* though!) the neatest
and tlio most elegant weekly newspaper in the
Btato. Wo give this “puff" cheerfully, because
wc lovo tbo “block art,” and delight in thoso of
our fellow-craftsmen whoso tasto and work man-
ship do honor to it. Their viows on advertising
aro in full accordance with our own. Priau $3 a
year. Address Jones A Willi.nouam, LaGrango,
Georgia. —Augusta Republican.
L\ Gr ange Reporter.—The last few numbers
of this paper appeared in a now und very haud-
somo dross—one that is worthy of it, which is
saying much in its flivor. The Reporter is one of
the best country weeklies in the South. Its edi
torials aro spicy and well written, and its select
ed matter evinces both industry and good judg
ment. In a word, it is a good ncios paper -tells
what is going on in tlio world, which, aftor all,
is the leading aim of every successful journal.—
Wo congratulate its proprietors on the present
evidence of their prosperity in business.—-Savan
nah Republican.
La Grange Reporter. -This excellent paper,
which has been doing good service in the cause
if they do not repudiate his arrogant proton
sions.
Altogether, wo aro encouraged to liopo for bet
ter things from the legislation of the new Con-'
gross; and if Gen. Grant should prove to be as
litt\o of a partizan as ho seems to be of a States
man, and should make the Constitution his
chart and guide, the country may survive four
years more of modified Radical rule.—favannah
News.
Thornton &. Blcdgo have
tual consent -the latter selling
est to Mr. T. J. Thornton. Bob
lever fellow and wo disliko to lose
mg our list of clover business men.
of T. J. Thornton A Son is a strong
dustrious men. Wo commend thorn
share of patronage.
cable Enterprise. There are throe
cedineu in this place who have forra-
Forship lor carrying on truffle and trade,
: store room at $15 per month. They
eturns of their extensive business to
ax-collector as follows: Amount of stack
iY, 50; money and solvent debts, $17,50.
/lax being ouc-tenth of one per cent.,
Fitcrprisiug firm pays the enormous revo-
Jlfjust l ico aid a half cults’ Who will not
ptUrjud such enterprise? -and who would ner-
:onn limnnaiM; V>r wjhen so much in-vn»“r *vwt be I
made iu the m -i^antd- Verily, Lai
(1 range is look, ig up.
The Soiree. —This plcnrant affair, which !
was gotten up by the ladies for tlio benefit of the
rector of St. Mark’s Church, was quito a success
—netting about $140. The recipient deserves
and is worthy of this token of respect for a .tru
ly Christian gentleman. The lady managers
publish the following acknowledgment to those
who so cheerfully assisted them:
A Card, - -The ladies of St. Mark’s Church and
congregation, select this nyjdum for returning
their sincere and grateful acknowledgments to
those ladies of tlio community who so generous
ly contributed refreshments for the Soirees, on
tlio evenings of the 11th and 12th instant.
La Grange, Xov. VUh, 18GS.
j&W- An Old, Familiar Friend—Darby's Pro
phylactic Fluid.—We call the especial attention
of all housekeepers, heads of families, and the
public generally, to the advertisement of John
Darby & Co. Every body who have used this
fluid iu tlio past will bo glad to learn that it is
again upon sale by druggists generally. As a
disinfectant it has no superior; as a remedy for
many of the afflictions which “ flesh is heir to,”
it comes nearer being useful, and to come up to
what is claimed for it, than anything we have
known. The Editor of • the Reporter used it
from the time it was first put upon the market
until the war, and found it one of the moBt use
ful and valuable articles which can be kept in a
family. Therefore, we are glad that it is again
being extensively manufactured. It is just ex
actly what is claimed for it. We commend it
most cordially to the public.
ySF The “Grecian Bend."—This grand and
fhshionable stoop has not yet appeared on our
streets. Wo are daily looking out for it. When
it comes to town we’ll announce it, if wo survive
long enough after seeing it -We have seen part
of the apparatus which go to make up the job of
a complete “Bend.” The only requisite to
make up the whole thing is to flud^mebody to
Assumo tho spinal crook. Who will first offer
herself as the devotee of fashion to introduce
into this steady and quiet eommunity the fa
mous “ Grecian Bend" ? Who will bo the first
to “stoop to conquer” long settled prejudices
against fashionable stylo—this new divinity
Wise & Douglass presented the writer with
one of tho paniers which make up a part of tho
“Bend.” Wo have tried it on and it fits; and as
wo can’t introduce it at home, we propose to
present it to any one who will assume tho attitude
of th j true “Grecian Bend.” Wise &. Doug
lass have the whole thing for sale.
Troup Superior Court.—Tho Superior
Court, for 'Troup county, is now in session,
his honor, Judge John D. Pope, providing.
The charge to the Grand Jury was apt, practi
cable and able in eveiy respect. Particularly
did he notice the increase of crime in our midst,
deplored its prevalence, and charged that the
only means for preventing crimes in the future
. is, the vigilant ferreting out, unsparing indict
ment and unfailing punishment of offenses post.
In the Court business, thus far, it must becon-
/ ceded that Judge Pope has exercised much
" dignified activity and legal ability; and in the
•j present condition of things, it is a fflattor of pe-
What will General Grant Do?—Tho Now
York Journal qf Oonifaerce expresses the convic
tion that th6 Radical party is made up of mate
rial so incongruous now that it will bo next to
imposiblo for it to hold together for another four
years. As to tho President elect, tho editor says:
General Grant iB not a Radical, and wo have
tho highest authority for saying that it is his
purpose to seporata himself from the extremists
and to rally around him a strong body of the
bettor class of citizens, who shall draw unto
them congenial allies from all quarters, and be
come, as they deserve to be, the party of the
country. He is also extremely anxious to veri
fy his party watchword, and to lead tho country
tlio country at onefi to ppaco and renewed pros
perity. This is his purpose, and no one can de
ny that it is a noble ambition. Not himself a
politician, and with but little experience or
skill in civil life, he docs not, as we think, real
ize the difficulties iu tho way.of success as ho
covets. Wo do not say that lie will fail; for he
has undoubted pluck, and, besides four years of
patronage at his command, lie will also have the
advice and practical aid of some strong friends
who do not usually jntenuoddlo with public af
fairs.
nii4,
Noar White Sulphur Spring*, Meriwether county, On.,
on tlm morning of tlio 25th of October, 1668, GILBERT
GREEK, Ju the 83 yoar of hie age.
He loarc* iui old affliotod wife and tUreo daughter* to
toou.n hie love. Hawn* an upright and conMMent umd*
her of the Methodl*t Church for 68 year*. Comment
enough. B. B.
Special Notices.
Pauk’N Aromatic Worm Cakn^-For
expelling any Npeole of WORM in children or
Adult*. Sold by drugglet* at 28 eta per bos; mall, 10 cl*.
(Key box W, Y. O.) C. H. WILCOX, Agent,
No. li, Peachtree Strout, Atlanta, Ga.
93T Send for circular*.
(From Atlanta Oonetitutlon, Oct. 29.)
Dr. W. H. Pogg, of thl* city, exhibited in our ofBoe yaa-
terday, nine feet of tape-worm, recently expelled by a
child four years old. uovd-Im
Trwe.—That the female oom
inunity in all aoctioua, are grunting, eufierlng
and lingering with »o many diaoaeee and aliiuge peculiar to
their box. I* there un balm fbr them? I» there no relief
for bo many fomalo complaint* and irregularlte* ? I* there
no Uterine Tonic to relieve theeo female diatreneoa, to
Mirenthon tho finable, to remove obatnictlon*, to quiet the
norvouR, to ronVore, arou rt, adorn and beautify the female
box ? You, wo have that mediuUio. and It 1* Dromgoole k
Co.’n EngU*U Fomalo Ritter*.
For *ale by Brad fluid ft Pitman, Ware A 1(111, La Orange,
and Druggist* generally.
-w—yet 1
naunity in all *oct
meu of tlic party will yield reluctant subhiissiun 0 f tntth for many years past, under the manage-
ment of Jones A Willinguam (edited by C. H. C.
Willingham) comes to us in an entirely now
•dress, from head to foot, and looking as bright,
clean aud tidy as any body’s paper. We con
gratulate our friends on their aeservod success,
and aro always proud of Charlie as one of tho
graduates of our institution.—Athens Watchman.
The La Grange Reporter.---This splondid
weekly has been coming to. ns tho last two num
bers all riggod out in a bran new dress. It was
always a good paper, but it now “layr over”
anything of its kind we know of. Tho enterpris
ing publishers, we are glad to see, are being lib
erally sustained by tho public. Go in, Cliarlio,
you deserve a premium for your pluck.—Cham
bers Tribune.
The-La Grange Reporter.-Our esteemed
contemporary comes to us iu a new dress, which
is very attractive, and, wo think, compares fa
vorably with any of us. Wo are more than glad
to witucss this evidence of prosperity, and trust
it may increase year by year in wealth, influence
and general success. 'May your days bo long in
tho laud, our friend.—Augusta Constitutionalist.
The La Granoe Reporter.—This valuable ex
change comes to us this woek, donned in an on-
tire new dross, and we count it among the neat
est and most substantial Democratic weeklies in
the State. It is published every Friday mom-
iug, in La Grange, Georgia, by C. H. C. Willing
ham, an able writer, at turoo dollars per annum.
—Dahloncga Signed.
The La Grange Reporter.—This excellent
journal made its appearance ori the 30th ult., in
an entiro new dress, displaying faultless typo
graphic tasto and experienced judgment in tlio
material selected, as well as the adjustment aud
arrangement of the types. Great success to you,
brother Willingham, in this effort to increase
the merits of the Reporter.—Bahibridge Argus.
The LaGrange Reporter in a New Dress.
—Tho Reporter comes to us this week in an en
tire new suit. Tho Roporter, like the principles
of tho Democratic party, of which it is an able
and faithful exponent, tho more it is tested tho
brighter and fresher it becomes. Our best
wishes for tho success of friend Willingham.
Atlanta Constitution.
L.\ Grange Reporter.—We have omitted to
notice the beautiful now dress in which this ex
cellent paper appears. Tho Reporter is one of
the best wcoklies in the State, and iu typogra
phy wears a citifiod air that mukes uu fool, wo
admit, a little envious. Charley Willingham is
an Athens boy. and his paper deserves a circula
tion bore. Price, $3 u year. -Athens Banner.
L.v Grange Reporter. -This sterling Demo-
rr.fcab-'Hn ftpliOSUfca* last A-ok-i..
an flWiiro new dress. Wo eougbtLuUte Its pi-a
it. j pvietjrs upon tlio. noat appearance of the .'/>">•-
annu- ter, aud the able, skillful a at/ Miccessful manucr
in which they conduct it. -Xcwn'in Herald,
The L\ Grange Reporter comes to ns in a
handsome new dress. Its typography is excel
lent and wc congratulate its Proprietors on this
evidence of their success and of tho improving
business ol‘ La Grange.—Marietta Journal.
The Reporter comes to us materially improv
ed and enlarged. Tho Reporter is appreciated
in its section, and tho appreciation is substan
tial. Our best wishes attend you, friend Willing
ham. — Monroe Advertiser.
The LaGrange Reporter is out in a new and
very handsome dress. It is a good paper, and
Jonos & Willingham deserve great success. We
wish it for them right heartily. —Juanud & Mes
senger.
La Grange Reporter.—This excellent weekly
comes to us in a handsome now dress. Success
to it.—Columbus ‘Sun.
ta^fj-^Extra M|ieolnI Notice.—B'lware of couu-
torfeiU! Smltli’* Tonic Syrup hx* be«n *oun-
torfulteil, and tlio countaticiior brought to grief.
Tbo genuiuo article munt bavo Dr. John Bull’* private
Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Boll only baa the right
to manulocturo and sell the original John Rmith'a Tonic
Syrup, of Louisville, Ky. F.xamiuo well tho labol on oaob.
bottlo. If iny private stamp la not on tlio bottle, do uot
purabaao, or you will be deceived. See my column advor-
tiaement, and my show card. I will proaeoute any one In
fringing on my right. Tho g.mpiue Smith’* Tonio Syrup
nan only bo proparod uj myself.
Tho public'* servant,
Louisville, Ky. Dn. JOHN BULL.
For aalo in LaGrange, Ga., by
BRADF1ELD it TITMAN, Solo Agents.
Apr24 tf
SrEEcn prom General Grant. —The people of
Galena havo at last extorted a speech from Gen.
Grant, which is liras done up by the reporters:
Friends and fellow-citizens nf Galena—I thank
you for this additional mark of your kindness.—
Sufficient, I suppose, has now been heard of tho
result of the late election to show upon whom it
has fallen to administer the affairs of tho nation
for tho next lour yarn. I suppose it is uo ego
tism in me to say that tho ehoico has fallen ou
me. The. responsibilities of the position I fool,
but accept them without fear, if I can have the
same HuppGrtwhich him been given mo thus far.
I thank you and ^ others who have fought to
gether in this conicftfc v a contest in which you
ure all interested personally as much and per
haps more than I am. I now talc* occasion to
bia you nnud-byt'. an I loav*i lusve ttmritTrwnx^**
Washington, and shall probably see but few
of you again for somo years to come, altl
would give mo gr tat pleasure to make a
al pilgrimage to a place whore 1 have enjoyed
myself so much as I have here during the past
few months.
At the conclusion of this first speech of the
President elect, the crowd gave nine deafening
cheers for General Grant.
Li. H. COX,
GROCER AND CONFECTIONER,
(North Side Public Square,)
La Orange, Georgia,
Groceries.
TpAMILY OltOCERIES, of all kind*, for aale by
Confectioneries.
TpVERYTHING, iu the Confectionary line, for a
Fin uncial e
~\.t. ~y—
UQrau,., < o'olMk. , »r»,1««n
COTTON—iluriD* tli. wwk—hu (bom . lUntotn, Un-
dMicr, uwUr NMpUaa of ■Itm.M.tM Unipnl
nd N. York, <h0M mu-tot. .howto, on moMIoUb, (took
with nrjr utti. ipUmio, u4 nfoit teoud.
MMHIptoot oil Boot. !■« WMk ft,M0 holo., o^dott 70,-
000 tbo pnrtom wwk.
Wo quota tho .Uplt hm «t 00M, With BotUrM. dsmul
Boootpto of tho wook 01T hilM. Rmlf** from lit top-
tun tor to 0.U, 0,7(0 ImIm.
JtOO.ftwS^.OjOO q«lot »t TO to Wo., iMhed: Butoj $3.
otter bnnda. for awporflao
rumr-OH. Kin., Mi TO; I
and ruolir Utetod duoud I
Aacm-SboaMm, lio.; tU
My, !■■■. m V. Hiiaa, n vj U9C.
Drisd Fruit ->4led Am»1m So, j PMotoea, pealed, II to
20o.: uopeeled, • to 7c. Domandi light, The urge daeUra
have withdrawn frem the market.
Haw You, Hov. It.—Cotton—bistber grade* doefee sad
Unit low grade* * better: *iwi.00tfInlees lowmid-
dling* MM: upland* MX. Flour-*ute end Western su
perfine firm; Southern drooping; ootumon to tsAt extra.
$7 60 to 6 40. Me** pork lrregmar at 826 to M su. Lard
Ann i kettle, 16K. Money eeey at 6 to 7. fMerling nomi
nally »y, to 0X- Oold active and excited, at 34X.
Acorm, Nov. 18.—Cotton market firmer; sale* US
bale*, Beoeipte 600; middling* at x; bok>re asking 92.
Bactimokk, Hcnr. 10.—Cotton and but steady.
Pork firm. Bacon active; ahoulder* 14 to 14X. Lard 18.
Cincinnati. Hov. 18.—Flour dull, but unchanged. Corn
firm at 68 to 69. Whieky firm et 97. Pork $23 DO to 894
Lard 14V.
Nrw Orleans, Nov. 18.—Cotton irregular and
middling* 22X to 23; tale* 34,000 bale*; iwoeiute 0,480;
export* HOC. Gold 35'■4 to 35X- Sugar firm; fair, 10hi to
10X; fully fair to prime, 12X- Molaete* firm; good, 67;
choice, 72 X to 73.
THE LA OU AM OK MARKET.
Corrected Weekly, by W1MB1SH A CO., Grocery Dealers*
B ACON—Clear Sides
Clear Rlb’d I
Shoulders—
i-ejL
det-....
PHOTOCRAPHIC.
IK CKBXOrlC.
HAVrtia UJawod flhudi wot* to to
.teafroatte (MUr,upon pnmim
r of to tun,. ..naurt, 10*4 o.,mU
■f «MmM wtenlBHt tetotte
trntM P»14 Fort
not give credit for one hour.
Better Bring Use Money 1
I eat glad, at any time, to work for those whom I am
owing, as I am striving to png mg deftt*.
A lot of splendid ALBUMS on hand mush lower the*
* Gallery at the Old Stand, opposite the Baptist
10 X (
UAGUINU « ygfj
BALE ROPE ;.n ft
IRON TIES .*•«„ , W1
COFFEE—Rio m
Jeve •«,,
Legueyra *•.,
TEA—Black *«,, q oq
Green •«.. g 60
CHEESE—English Dairy •«..
BUTTER—Country . so
Toy*.
A LARGE and Hbloctod stock of TOYS, for Halo by
L. 8. CQ3
Shoe-Finding*.
S HOE-FINDINGS, of ovory description, for sale by
L. 8. COJ
Cake.
IT'UKSR CAKE, constantly on hand and for aalo by
i' r. h m
Fresh Meat* of all Kinds.
liich will bo eold LOW F«R CASH.
EGOS ft doxen
SUGAR—Brown ft ft .
Yellow Coffee •»..
Clarlflod O
Clarified B •»..
Clarified A
Cruebed •»..
SALT—Liverpool .
Virginia
CANDLES-Stor •*..
Sperm
IRON—Engliuh Refined .
Sweden •*..
Horse Shoo •«.,
Nail Rod
STEEL—Cant
Plow (wide)
MACKEREL—No. 1 -p kit
No. 1 B X bbl
No. 1 ^ x bbl
WHITE FISH ¥ X bbl
TOBACCO—Chewing V ft
Smoking «»..
COTTON YARNS * bunch
Oraaburg* « yard
OSNABURGS—Stripes V.“...
SHIRTING—X '*...
LIME TS bbl
syrup 1
GODF11ED KKNER,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
(At hi* Old Stand,)
LaGrange, (Georgia,
W OULD respectfully Inform bis old friend*, and tbo
public generally, that he in again engaged In
Manufacturing and Repairing
Country Produce
[It ia proper to Htatc that the following prices for Coun
try Produce are paid by the merchants from the wagons,
and not their selling price*. Their retail price* are higher.'
ngpri
BACON—Shouldern
Their retail price* a
..ft ^
BT YLT JIB. TftT 3C
r J8? BIT 11 BS
for Cash!
CHICKENS
CORN
MEAT
APPLES—Green
Dried
PEACHES—Dried (peeled)..
Dried (unpeeled)
FLOUR
EGGS
FEATHERS
POTATOES—Sweet.,
The terms of nineteen Senators will expire on
the 4tli day of March. These aro: Gonness, Re
publican. of California; Dixon, Demonrat, of
Connecticut; Hendricks, Democrat, of Indiana;
Morrill, Republican, of Maine; .Sumner, Repub
lican, of Massachusetts; Whyte. Democrat, of
Maryland, (successor of Johnson); Chandler,
Republican, of Michigan; Ramsey, Republican,
of Minnesota; Henderson, Republican, of Mis
souri; Stewart, Republican, of Nevada; Morgan,
Republican, of New York; Frnelinghuyscn, Re
publican, of New Jersey; Wade, Republican, of
Ohio; Buckalew, Democrat, of Pennsylvania;
Spraguo, Republican, of Rhode Island; Patter
son, Democrat, of Tennessee; Edmunds, Repub
lican, of Vermont; Van Winkle, Republican,
of West Virginia, and Doolittle, Democrat., of
Wisconsin. The Republicans will lose Wade,
of Ohio, who is succeeded by Thurman, and will
gain one in the place of Doolittle, of Wisconsin;
while the Democrats havo lost Dixen, of Con
necticut; Buckalew, of Pennsylvania, Hendricks;
of Indiana, aud Patterson, of Tennessee, four to
Alabama Gone Radical.—Tho Montgomery
Advertiser says Alabama has gone for Grant by
3,527 majority. Thirty-uino counties wont for
Seymour, and twenty-two tor Grant. The only
counties in which the whites arc in a majority,
that gave Grant a majority arc Do Kalb, Cleburne,
Randolph, Ht. Clair and Winston, and iu each
of thoso tlio vote was very small. The State has
given Grant a majority through tho failure of
several thousand Democrats to register, and
through the neglect of the registers iu mauy in
stances to give them an opportunity of register
ing.
TfcreQ of the Obngresfuonal districts gave Demo
cratic majorities, and three gave Republican
majorities.
Alpeoria Bradley- -The Macon Telegraph
says: This pestiferous leader of Radicalism in
Georgia was tho author of the murders and out
rages in and near Savannah on tho. day of the
election. Like the loaders here and elsowhore,
he kept his carcass ont of harm’s way. His
speech at an eleotion precinct is thus described
Tho olcction proceedings wore suspended and
Bradley mounted the stand and made a speech
to tho negroes, in which he used the following
words:
“Come on, voters, and swear, perjure your
selves, every one of you that are challenged, and
if they prosecute you, they will have thoir hands
full, and I here promise you, in ease of con
viction, a pardon from Gov. Bullock. ”
The Newest Fashions. — The. London Queen,
in its Paris correspondence, October 24th, says
the two colors likely to be fashionable during
the winter are both bocoming to brunettes; at
the same time, they have been adopted by
blondes, simply because they do not find them
unbecoming. A woman with golden hair is the
ideal type of beauty, and every color should be
come her. Poppies aud corn flowers are very
effective, with waving corn. Tlio tw*S fashiona
ble colors aro ruby of all shades, from the light
rubis balai, as it is called, to the dark garnet,
named macassa; tho second favorite is yellow',
from tho marigold shade up to the dye called
Aurora, which is a very pale tint.
the diligent discharge of his duties in Court,
t the bar are many familiar in public circles.
\n. B. H. Hill, Judge Warner, Col. N. J. Ham-
nd, Col. Adams, the Solicitor General, and
»rs, added to our local bar, from a distance,
togother, an assembly seldom surpassed
it Court, in forensic talent or legal lore,
young men were licensed to plead and
:e, namely: Messre. Jones and Turner, of
Iwethor*, W. V. Akers, J. Edwards Toole, A.
•ox, and C. A. Dozier, of Xroup. "Solus
X r^nsillaruf."
METALIC BURIAL CASES and WOOD COFFINS, of ail
dowirijitioaif, always kept on band.
Ho also propoaes to HAW TIMBER INTO LUMBER on
The Luted Telegraphic New*.
Washington, Nov. 18.—Roar Admiral Rad
ford succeeds Farragut in the European squad
ron.
St. Louis, Nov. 18.—A Little Rock special to
tho Democrat reports that General Cotterson’s
command had been attacked by Ku-Klux in Se
vier county. Three of the attacking party on
the militiamen were killed, and several were
wounded on both sides.
San Francisco, Nov. 18.—The Arizona Indi
ans have commenced a vigorous warfare, and the
people implore General Halleck to'• send troops.
Charleston, Nov. 18.—Grant’s majority in
this State by official returns is now complete,
and amounts to 17,679. The seaboard counties
gava a larger Republican vote than allowed in
the recent estimate.
The publication of the Charleston Mercury has
been discontinued since Monday last.
Tallahassee, Nov. 18.—At an adjourned meet
ing of tho Justices of the Supremo Bench this
morning to render an opinion on the legality of
tho impeachment of Gov. ltced, Chief Justice
Randall was absgnt aud the Court adjoumod until
to-morrow morning. Nothing was done. Judge
Randall is not looked for before Friday or Mon
day next.
Tlio Stato seal in the possession of Gov. Reed,
was received hero from New York on Tuesday.
It was ordered by Gov. Reed while in New York,
because the first one, now being used by Lt.
Gov. Gleason, being defective and was ordered
before the impeachment question was broached.
The first is so imperfect that it does not show
tho design, while tho last gives persuot impres
sion.
The vacancy existing in the office of Attorney
General by appointment sortie Weeks since of
J. D. Westcolt, Jr., to tho Supremo Bench, was
filled liy the appointment of A. R. Mack—ap
pointment; made by Gov. Reed. Lieut. Gov.
Gleason appointed F. A. Dockery to tho same of
fice. Hope is expressed by the citizens that we
will not have two Supreme Courts in addition to
our other complications. They also hope that
the late additions to the population of tho State
will soon realize that tho cruel war is over, aud
that Grant is elected.
The First Fruits.—The first fruits of tho late
Radical sucooss in tho Presidential election and
Congress aro a panic in Wall street, a docline ot
3J per cent, in Government bonds in two days,
and money run up to .1 to A per cent, per day in
Government bonds for collaterals. This rate
per day is equal to 90 to 180 per annum, and we
ao not wonder to read of failures and general
cali&r gratulntion that our Circuit toUgo is ™s
jin the enforcement of tho law, and economical t 0 gi ve the victory a good color; but
Jacobin successes, it must be remembered, have
never been especially favorable to public credit.
Men do not gather grapes off thorns, or figs off
thistles.—JJaiioncd Intelligencer.
No Session of Congress this Month. —Sena
tor Morgan and Representative Schenck have
issued the following ciraular:
Tho undersigned aro of opinion that no pub
lic exigency requires tho attendance of a quo
rum of members of Congress on the 10th instant.
E. D. MORGAN.
ROBT. O. SCHENCK.
Washington, D. C., November. 1, 1858.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COACH AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS’ DEPOT,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS’ GOODS.
MACKENZIE} BROTHERS,
(Lato Mackenzie fc Sons,)
No. a3a Baltimore Street, Baltimore, AM.
ESTABLISHED IN 1833.
MACKENZIE'S PANEL SEATS,
FELLOES, SADDLE TREES,
HUBS. HOG SKINS,
SPOKES. SHEEP 8KIN8,
SPRINGS. SHOE THREADS,
ENAMELED CANVA89, SADDLER’S HAIR,
ENAMELED LEATHER, VARNISH,
CARRIAGE BOLTS, BAG LEATHER,
HARNESS LEATHER, SKIRTING,
TiRF. BOLTS, MOSS,
WHEELS, BUT'S,
STIRRUPS, &c., Ac.
Also, all other article* appertaining to the bunincs*.
Low fur Cash, -> oct‘Jl-3m.
Irish
PEAS
RYE
WHEAT
1 10
1 20
2 00
1 16
1 00
2 00
2 00
J. M. MALL A •ON*
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND &H0KH, BATS AND CAPS,
Uoaiery, Notions, See
*1TTE would respectfully
YT and the public to o
our magnificent *tooi| ot
Fall and Winter Stock
We bought our Good* sXelote cash prim, and will SELL
AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
nbw Dituc •roue.
***** *MT tlao .
nit. Arevfn* c, w*ax.
Ware a hill,
MILTS I. HUT .
DriMUist* and Apotliooaric
(North 04* Public Square.)
La Grange,.
FROST, HALL A CO.,
GR0CEBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(North Sido Public Square,)
La Grange, Georgia.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
f all Goods mentioned above. We
Those Indebted to Ue to Settle their Accounts
r crnaii in new a or*, uiu in outer umtkous, mu uui w
i extend additional accommodation* in the roture.
Respectfully, J. M. BEALL A SON.
Special Notice to the Ladle* :
Serb. They will meet with i
article desired selectsd with care.
iaraction t
J-J AVE just raoelred a larga sad weU selected lot of -
Drugs. Medicine*, Chelealn. Paint*,
Dye Stuff*, Spices, Oka* Potty,
Smohiae ud Chewing Toboaoo,
Havana Cigar*. Bootcb and Maeaboy SAUffe,
Kerosene, Linseed, Train or Tanner's OU,
Lard, Lubricating and Neat* Foot Oil.
Japan, Coach, Copal, Fumitore Tarnishes,
Potash, Concentrated Ley, Soda, Indigo,
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Hair. Nail, Coat. Shaving. Tooth Dmahe*.
Coarse and Fine Tooth Combe,
Meerschaum and Briar Root Plpee,
Fins Whisky,
Brandy,
Gin, Porter.
Ala and Wines,
For Medloinai purposes.
Fnnojr Toilet Article* 1
—CTCLTOtWO-
Pungonta, Powder Puff*.
BeadoUne, Vinegar and Lemon Rouge,
Genuine Rouge; Fin Do Thoatre.
Pink Belle, lily While, MlgnaMi Bairn,
Laird’* Bloom of Tooth. Mom Pan.
Blanc Da Perles, Diamond Duet, Cologne.
Genuine Lubin'a Hifnott, 8 it eat Opoponax,
Night Blooming Oervua, Bay Bam.
Pomade*, (large variety.) Hair Dyes,
Hair Oil* end Tonics,
Hair Eradicator,
Soap*, (from chmpert to the finest,)
With a complete and well selected assortment of PATENT
MEDICINES, and such other artlchaae are usually kept in
A First Cine* Drag Store t
Will also keep all stylo* A
oysteruaan, ha6
CO>?E^?TONraW. h *Brin?ln y5^.«*d © tho bivalves.
Soliciting your Orders,
September 1st, 1868.—Xcol
Very respectfully,
J. M. BEALL A SON.
i ut-ichod to them one of these ue** t — .. . .
j a lamp uun-exploelve as long 7° n ®a* SJrt** jnafiifHif-
ated OIL—which latter *rS«o 7«> wOWwnfa find at our
I Mit&hUshment.
PrMerlytiem FUM at all Heart I
The public are cordially invited to examine tme evxsk «b
we are oonfideni of giving- aotkftctlon both ia the price
and quality of all trucks an may aelL
HT* A lot of genuine Havana Cigar* Juet received.
WARE A H2LX
F
ROM tl'JB day we will SELL no GBOCERXES
TO THE TRADE!
JORDAN, HOWARD Si HARALSON
ing celebrated brand* r - - ^
Chewing Tobacco.
Davis & Son's Gold Louf,
IbiriH k Son’* KattioHualtc,
Davie A: Son’s Three Belles,
Magnolia of the Souta. Extra Fino.
Three Kings,
Brown's BeHt,
R. 15. Leo,
T. J. Jackson,
11. P. Moore,
Mountain R'oso,
Rosa Bel), Gold Bar.
Roso Boll, Twist,
McGee’s Bent,
Max 1 A, Max 2 A,
Magnet,
Tycoon, and many other popular brands.
Smoking Tobacco.
PH do of Virginia, Hiawatha, Hero’* Yer Mule, Fruits
oxul Flowers, and a variety of other brands.
JORDAN, HOWARD A HARALSON,
octl6-3m
N, nUilAuU a iXAlvAlioUii,
Whitehall Stroot Atlanta, Go.
Getting into Washington by a Flank Move
ment.—Tho Washington correspondent of tho
Baltimore Gazette of the 9th says:
Tho arrival of Gen. Grant, last evening
unexpected to most of his friends, the only per
son about tho depot suspecting his presence in
the train being a shrewd haekinan who, having
concealed himself behind ouo of the large stone
columns, sprang out and addressed the Presdont
Gleet with “Hack, General?” “Yes! I want
two,” replied the General. Up came the hack,
and off wont the General and his family from a
side door without the crov/d in front of the de
pot even suspecting what had occurod.
The New York World says: “Where would
the party of universal suffrage be without dis
franchisement? Just figure it up: All Virginia
disfranchised, 170,000 votes; all Texas, 05,000;
all Mississippi, 70,000; in Missouri, 50,000; in
Tennessee, 100,000; in the so called reconstruct
ed State, 160,000—total 606,000. Then, when
they have taken this out by disfranchisement,
they, by negro suffrage juggle in 760,000, rook
ing in all a difference of 1,365,000 votes. Can
an election so carried be considered a fair ono ?
Is this the voice of tho people?”
A radical editor in Georgia, begg his readers to
send him full accounts of all the outrages they
hear about, and promises to remunerate them
for any trouble and expense they may incur.—
This advertising for outrages ih tho last radical
dodge. Wo have no doubt that the Georgia ed
itor will find himself in the receipt of as many
ns he con pay for and conveniently use. Ue
omits to say what sum hs wfllpoy per outrage.—
Louisville Journal,
To Toucher* aud FricueU of Education.
T HE uuderninned take plon«uro in calling attention to
tho following admirable text liook* by
WILLIAM BINGHAM, A. M.,
Superintendent of tho Bingham School, Mobancville, N.
Carolina:
1. A Grammar or the Eroush Language: For tho u*e
of School* and Academic*. With copious panting ex-
crciHOH. Prico 84 cent*; single copies will bo furuiehed
to teachora, for examination, with a view to introduc
tion, on receipt of 60 oenta.
2. A Grammar of the Latin Language: For thcu*oof
School*. With exercise* and Vocabularies Single
coplea will bo furnished toucher*, for examination,
with a viow to introduction, on receipt of one dollar.
3. CxaiR'H Commentaries on the Gallic War. With a Vo
cabulary, notes, and a new map of Gaul. Price f 1 60.
Single copies will bo furnlshod teacher*, for examina
tion, with a viow to introduction, on reoeipt of one
dollar.
Theae book* aro handsomely iasuod, and tho high repu
tation of tho author is a guarantee of their cxoollence.
Address E. H. RUTLElt k CO.,
novd-ot 137 8outh Fourth Streot, Philadelphia, P*.
Mr*. S. F. Stevens,
MILLINER AND DRESS-MAKER,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the ladies
of LaGrango and vicinity that site hoe
oponod a fine stock of
Fall and Winter Millinery X
consisting of Hats,. Bonuots, Ribbons,
Flowers, Feathers, different kinds of Bri
dal Attire, all the latest stylo*. Also,
Dress-Mukiug in all it* forms.
Mrs. Stoveu’ shop will bo found at the
sarao old stand, opposito tho Baptist Church; and sho
earnestly call* upon the Indio* to auetainhor in her honest
efforts to mako a living. octQrtf
NOTHING LIKE LEATHEft AND PRUNELLA!
TP. 2IOLLE,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
(Still at hi* Old QUad,)
La &rans*, Georgia,
W ITH the very boat of FbXwch Calf Bkiwd and other
matoriol for putting up hi* famous work in tho
BOOT and SHOE line, whore ho invite* hi* friends and all
other* to oall and nee him and continue tho generous pa
tronage with which they have heretofore favored him.
Thoso indebted to him fbr rocact work, ho bega that
they come up and Settle that he may be enabled to keep
hi* bnalneae going on. novl3-tf F. HOLLF,.
La Grange High School.
THE second session of tho Scholastic Year,
1888, commenced first Monday In August,
md continues Sixteen Weeks.
BOARD aud LODGING can bo had with
Mr. Mooty for £15 rer mouth, or 860 for the
fcixtccn week*. A. P. MOOTY, ^
LEONIDAS JONIfi.
Except for the Caeli!
forced to a’opt this system from the ample reason
i cannot do a CREDIT BUSINESS any longer, and
n our busincas uh it should be. If you that owe us
come up promptly and Settle we would etrive to
accommodate you. So you see whore wo are placed—
Whenever you want anything iu the way of Groceries,
come and see us and we will sell to you at
New York Cost*
that
a c
PLOWS! PLOW*!! PLOW*! I!
x»ou«^.e-m piiOW*t
DODWK’11
Dodgo’i Porlfect Plowal
Dodge’. Perfect Plows!
NO®. 1, 2, AND «, IT IlKUraCTOUM’ HUB!
n-OOM TO BEE SPECIMENS AT~»
WIUIIAN C. VA2CET, Oele Ag.nt,
. FartheMuafeoNlter dlbliHacc.
vw aea wrtto tnm tow ,
WH. C. YAKPOBt:
Dr. A. C. WAKK having retired from the active dutiaa vi
non vrirt atill oontiaue an oOce afkl preecr^Uor
hUprofeaaio:
pfefiee.
OKAOPfELD « PITMAN, .
DRV GOUTS A.vyo APOTHBC ARIR®.
(AttteOM Stand of T. a arej’OOd. on «i« W«l®l4»of
. tb. Public Hq, —I
UOhrn.
Keroaene OU.
loo * h&szrgzis 1
BY THE GOVERNOR.
being made to oollect onerous taxes levied under
ity of the CoMtituUon of
five (1865,) and failing to ot
the proeoat Constitution, add
tens from voting. .. r r . 11inm .-
Therefore, L KufuaB. Bullock. Govetiaor md n—Mild-
er-in-chief of the Army ud Navy of the Stole at oaond*.
and of the Mffitia thareaf, by virtue Of ^
vetoed by the Seventieth (70) eeoMon
gia, do hereby suspend the oolaction
the next regular mminn of toe General .
State, and ot this suspension the Comptroller Geo—to
will forthwith give now* to toe Tax Collectors of
Given under my hand and Great Seal aa u<e Stole to tot
Capital, in the dty of Atlanta, thin twentieth dear to - —
in toe year of our Lord, eighteen hundred cud tol
and of toe Independence of the r “
Still Cheaper
Than any other House in LaGrange, because wo oxpect to
Huy and Sell for Cash t
Wo Bay moot earnestly to those vtoo owe uu to
Como Forward hud filotUf.
and we will Away* be obliged to yen; tad. further, you
will thereby enable u* to credit you agate eomefito* wmp
you need 11
Davto O. Cottxno. Secretory qf Stole.
Tothclhs Collectors qfthe staU of Georgia:. ^
In conformity with to - ' - 1
celloncy the Governor
hereby directed to r
in your respective c
of the General AaeomltoMif
xa
do Syrup.
W, tor CUBa toed Fever, for
r . - ■ tw » U) *
Cockibeel end Isolation Tin.
4 Itec. MtatOOOSlNEAl.nto «Cn.imON TIN l«.t
A Motontotay CIUPHIXP * PITMAN.
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