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TOOLE k SON. may We hone by clone application to such burin be entrusted to us, to continue the confidence of friends and clients. Ls Grange, Oft.. Jan. la). 1H70.—Jan7-Af ... B. C. PKIinEf.1., I N. J. HAMMOND, I K. W. HAMMOVI*. LaOrango, (la. | Atlanta, Oa. | Ijuirniige, Ga. FEHHEIjI., HAMMOND Si IHIO.* ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LaGinngr, Georgia, W ILL practice in Troup county. All business entrust ed to their care will receive personal, prompt and e»r«rul ntlenUon. . N. J. HAMMOND still remnlns a moinbor of the linn <d A. NV. llamiuoml k Son, of Atlanta, except as to Troup VOLUME XXVI. LA ORANGE, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORN I KG, FEBRUARY 25, 1870. NUMBER 8 New Advertisements. , c fortUo Xr^ JoR-tf Jaitt-fim 1)11,11. T. UKAllD H AVING returned tb La Orange, and located prrmn- *willy, offers IiIh Hcrvlers as physician to the citizens of La Orange aud ml,taeont country. rr* Office at found at night Dll. J. <A. BAUGH H AVING located permanently In La Orange, offers his services. In the various department* of medicine, to ths citizens of Ia orange and surrounding coun try. He mav he found, wlnm uut professionally engaged at Bradfleid H Pitman’s Drujc ‘ ' * ‘ 41 at his residence, east of puhli .lnnQH-ly MEDICAL CARD* nn. LITTLE W ILL continue the practice of medicine. Thankful for nast patronage, he hopes still to retain the con- * “ * i all calls. fldence of hie trlunds hv prompt attintioi SIX-CORD. For sale by all dealers in DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. (E*tul»tl»lic(l IN?);),) WELCH & GRIFFITHS. ml MILL lid Teeth. ior to all FullNIKHINGM, ('IRf.TLAR SAWS witli Patent aiulviaiji.u Points icried Teeth Saw*. it.’)' Prim ItimIuceil -(it #JT Sind for prie -I.isi and f’irculars. jtft WELC H tmiEKITIIC. Host on NIiiss. or Hen-nil Midi. II NORWAY QATS. AVE fully demonstrated their ml iptatiou to t lininte "i the South. Yyild lUOto 150 I _■ Office at Ilriilfirid k Pi tor hs found at his residence a MEDICAL I | Mil Tlmsu wishing tu pu DRM. RIDLEY Si SONS W ILT, continuo to practice medicine in all its various branches at their old stand, a few doors South of the Post Office, whero.they will be pleased to serve their old friends and the citizens generally of I.s (Jrnngo and Troup oouutv. Tliev luive all the neccessary appHi los <ul practice. TV A T. RIDLEY, M. D. O. 11. Ill I) LEY, M. 1). U. 11. IllDLF.Y, M. IV II. R. ALFRED, Sl’Itci EON 1>ENTIS*1 OFFICE—North w i Tho r Hth, h Rock Building. rpla. ■ Public Square, Em will •ugh f The Inc .1 L. Divine i live acres Ihh 1 lie straw will jury eost ol Imve already bought, aud l 753 l ms'- l vahu of tii • A few plant) e is a chance for a few m mil Ion.—Counterfeit seed Is being extensively it In the South, anil we caution the public ag.ii See thut our trade-mark is p From the Atlanta OonsiltnUon.l the GEORGIA l.R«IPIf*AT«miC. TIIHItHDAY, Fli'HUtJAtlY 17, 1*70. SENATE.-—Tho flu unto wits culled to order by President, Conley. Prnyer by llov. Wes ley Prottyipan. Poll culled, And Journal of the ltJtb Nvns'rcud. On motion of Mr. llurris tbo rulo relntivo to the hour of ncl- Joiirnniont wns Hnspended. Tbo Chair announced ns the coimmtteo on Enrollment, lichee, Welch, Wollboru Si.eer, l'uiu, Wallace, (colored,) Dickey. The unllnished buHiucss being tho eonHidorii- tion of Mr. Brock’s reBolution, wan resumed. Mr. Hinton being entitled to the floor, offered tho following as a substitute in a lew pointed uud pungent remarks: Wiiehkah, I ho people of GcorKia havo recent ly emerged from u fierce and devastating war, the conseipiouecH of tvhieh havo lullen heavily upon all tho citizens of said Btnto^redueing many from a stale of wealth aud ease to a con dition of penury and want; its hardships in a pocuniurv sense none havo escaped; and Wur.nKAB, As the results of the war muc h of tho property upon the iaith ol which credit was extended, has boon destroyed, and even the pit tance h it vastly deteriorated in value; and Wiiehkah, Tho enforcement of the payment of the indebtedness of the people, at this early period alter tho close of the war, would work a great stterilloe to many and utter ruin to other^ a'hkbf.as, These calamities lmve befallen the people without any purpose on their part to avoid ’ payment of their indebtedness} and, Assembly, etc., with tho following amendment, authorized by the Oonatitutfon of Georgia," and by striking out the vfofd “ employees." On motion of Mr. Harris, the Senate refused to concur in tho amendments. The Senate then took another recess, and reas sembled alter hull an hour's intermission. A message was received from tho House, an nouncing tlmt that body hud receded from its amendments to the Senate lesolmion. On motion of Mr. llurris, bouuto took anoth er recess, this time until 12 M., April ltf, unless sooner convened. HOUSE. -Called to order at the hour of 10 o’clock, a. v., by Speaker McWhorter. Prayer by Key. W. R. Fuller. Roll cull omited. Jour nal of westerday read and upproved. Mr. Scott gave notice of a motion to reconsider the action of the House yesterday in luyiug upon the table bis protest and liis resol• tion to till va cancies existing in the representation of certain counties. Mr. Scott’s motion to reconsider his protest was laid on l*ho table. The motion to reconsider the resolution in ref erence to lilling vacancies, was ruled out of or der. you buy. Prii-t 12 ftO. Send rn Knoxville, Tcnn.'m- 218 Pearl St., N. Y., < ** 100,001) AGENTS WANTED FOR PRSE3T AND NUN.* Ain.iv ,.t onto cnitTUNmat & mckissky, isw WiiuiiKAK,’ It iH I.i'lievc-<1 tlinl ft iftW nonetitn- tioiiul in ita proviaintiH will \16 pusKi’cl beforo tli^ ndjourmnent of the Gencrul Aasetribly, tvliioh will all’ord reul and substantial relief to the citi zens oi Georgia; and, Whbukas, Wo recognize no moral or legal dis tinction between contracts entered into before and siuce the war, except the former are subject to be adjusted according to principles ol equity, as provided by the ordinance of 1.8(15, aud more recently by an act of the Le isluturc, entitled an act, “For the relief of debtors and for the adjustment of debts upon principles of equity*" and such further action as may be had in rela tion to the same; and, Wiinr.EAH, Wo re nrd tho amount found to be duo by a debtor before, during and since tin; war, when ascertained by the laws of force made and provided for the adjudication of the same, as binding both in morals and in law, as contracts made since the close of the same. To the end, 'herelore, that one class of credi tors shall not havo an undue advantage over an other clast vtfiillv J. T. DOHIIINS, SI mo K< )N1) E NT I ST, HAVING locit*-.! nt LaGrung**. ••nrters bin profosHional servirnii t*» tlio rltiMiiH for the place an.l Hiirronmling cmntrv. All work done at hla om<*eHball b.i ne tlv ami hnbMta’itlaUy executed and warr.uitod to give satisfaction, nt reasonable rbargCH. | For rcforoncc apply to Col TIugb Buehnnan. Col. N\. l-\ » .< )' J ’ I.! , \ 1 * l * Wright, Dr. Calhoun. Dr. Wellborn. Newman, Oa.; and Dr. “CJJ J? P 1^ Rtanl-y and Dr. Wlmblah. I.aOr: * * Office up stiirs nvor Pullen k i corner of Public Square. NOTIC K THIS I THE NEW YORK METHODIST. Publishess.rmouH, a Serial Story, lor the Ihnilly. a New Children's .-dory every W<*. k. Ch its with the l.itflo Folks. Editorials by the hem Muthodi d writers and others, l’or- ciun und Domestie. Correspoiideiice, full Departments <.f religious and Secular lnt-i i.r u—. In short, whatever goesto iu ,ke a Couiph te Family paper. ITiev, $2.50 a year J.il.dful premiums^to canvassers. Yearly sobserirdiutiH cent stanipt to i'lIE ME HOD 1ST, lil Nassau St. N. Y. t'ntllng ami Work Done TERMS CASH ! No Work (Mi wept-T,2 aptly ! id for YACHT CLUB ado of the ehoic Debate resumed on O’Neal’s relief substitute. Mr. Lane, of Brooks, had tho floor. At his request, the original reslution of Mr. Belhuno was read; also thosubststuto oil. red by O’Noal. Mr. Lane advocated the substitute, as it was couched ill stronger verbiage tlmu the resolution of Bethune. Previous question hero called and carried. On the main qu«utitni, yeas and uuyu were called. 1'cas 71; nays 48. O’Neal, of Lowndes, moved to take un the Senate resolution, providing pay for officers, clerks, door-keepers, messengers, etc. “ Resolved* by tho General Assembly, tho House of IteproKcntutivcH concurring theriu, that the Governor bo required ».o draw bis war rant on the Treasury, in favor of tho officers, clerliH, door-keeper*, messengers, and of the employees of the respective Houses, for such sum of money as in iv be duo to each, upou the certiflcate of the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Representatives, and that such amount bo charged in ilnnlsettlement. Mr. Scott, of Floyd, obtained the floor aud was proceeding to oppose tho resolution, when Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Bibb asked to mui;e a re mark. Mr. Harper, of Terrell, unto voce, said “lot him sav,” and he said Mr. Scott need not make a Tung speech, as they (the ltadicaUi intended to vote it meaning the resolution down. tt feared “the Greeks bringiugpres- thousunds of copies and tho House was flooded J)py (|()OilH (JrOCPFlPS &(* with them. Ho called the previous question. J * 1 The resolution was carried. On division the Speaker declared tho resolu tion lost. Tumlln offerredn resolution on “econo my." A message from the Senate refusing to concur in the House amendmeut to tho resolution rela tive to pnv of officers, eloiks etc., mi l asking that the House rijeedo from the amendment. A MOSS & WHITFIELD, Mr. Shumate moved tlmt the House adhere to its amendment. Mr. Anderson of Cobb, called tho previous quest ii Motio idhero ruled out of order. Mr. moved to rocede. Motion carried. Yeas aud nays called for. Mr. Hamilton ol Scriven, desired to know In re tin.- resolution would sumd if tho House fused to recede. Speaker Tt will go back to Senate, and if it j recede, it will stand adopted und go back as incurred in. Yeas Cl, nay 57. The House re ded. Tho Speaker then declared tho resolution con- D HALERS IN DRY GOODS, DRE88 GOODS, HATS* BOOTS AND SHOEW, curred Mr Madden, or Burke, offerred a resolution reciting tin t Mr- Bryant and Mr. Caldwell were absent without h ave, and providing that their i pay bo stopped during the time ol iheir absence, and appointing a committee to investigate their eat was tendered the Hon. Fos- i,vKi\ That no ministerial officer of this , eats." and seeing O’Neal eager for the In _ State shall execute any judgment or decree clityfd to stop, but continued bis lemarks. Who emanating from any court of this Stat ■, founded were the clerks? Was it he long lisL of relain- upon eon racts made either before, during or ers who had been ho v ring around the Egyptian since tho war, mil ii after tho expiration of the con- i flush pots from the infamous inaug mtion of the teinplated recens of dm Legislature, aud lor j plunder scheme under buss drum Harris, through twenty da vs after the reassembling of tho same. I its mysterious muiilieations down to the ; Resolved, That no court of this State shall hear and determine any matter of contracts for the payment of money bebjre, during or since until the expiration of tho time aforo- n-desevipt and anomulous position of retain luct On motion tor Blodgett. Mr. Williams of Morgan, offered a resolution to pay two b.*ys 62 pur day. Houston, (colored of Bryan, offered'a reso lution that the report, r of the Allan a Qmfilitu- tinn, he reprimanded by the Speaker for pervert ing the language of some “cullered pinions" in the House, and it he persist in the pervusiou, he he excluded. Not taken up. [Oh ye dignity 1 Defeat your English.] Mr. Tuiniiu. »*f Itandolph, moved the Senate be now no ifled that the House is ready to con cur in recess proposed by the Senate. Carried. Resolution requesting Gen. Terry to assist iu securing justice, in the courts, and authorizing him to take cognizuucc of cases where life aud liberty are involved. Not taken up. A resolution to appoint a committueHo inves tigate the management of the Stale Road. Not taken up. Mr. Ilillyer of Camd -n—a resolution iu refer ence to the death of Robert Lumpkin. Mr. Tuniliu ot Randolph moved to adjourn for sixty days, unless sooner called together by the Governor. Curried. [Applause.] said. Registers in bankruptcy and tlm countless hosts un Blodgett muckinutio It \ Resolved, That nothing in the foregoing lution shall be so construed as to interfere with I min, illegal, unconstitutional as originating iu the collection of claims for services rendered - j the Senate when alone an appropriation of moil- since June 1805, and provided that attachments , ey can originate iu the lhmse in a word, an may issue when ever a defendant places Himself l unblushing avenue of corruption, lie in • 1 *• iu any one of the positions authorizing the lay the resolution or. same. , ! was lost. Nunnullv said that neither resolution suit- I O’Neal oil The Late Battle in Cuba. - The accounts which have reached us by mail ol the buttle of Guimaro, Cuba, between the Spanish troops, un der lhiello,and the insurgents, under Gen. Jordan and (.’ol. Benuvilliers, seem to len\e no doubt ol the disastrous defeat ot Puello, and the fact that this was one of the most important engagements of the war: General Puello left the line of Nuevitas and Principe Railroad on Christmas day, with 2,500 Hock A ' pi ’kedSpan.Hh troops, -.ix pieces of artillery, and all tho session, rc- I provisions amply sufficient loreight or ten days, is iuddinite, uncer- His d Hlinfttion was (’ascoro and Guimaro, the Cuban capital, as indicated iu a proclamation of nis lvmed a few days bolure, and iu which lie also boasted thht sword in hand, lie would seek, And and destroy the enemy; that he show no 0“ LESS THAN OUR USUAL PROFITS. TRY US, IF YOU WANT GOODS AT LOW FIO--fc* OS- UBE3. WE WLLL NOT RE UNDERSOLD.-^* TO THE GENTLEMEN: ,rwr :i w.H aL 2f ai . a m ~ «m. IHTJC Jl i() *•.! 2.1 *:<(/() $:Mti'$r. .0 #7do fl"M)!ffso8 ■j 7fll 4 oo r> rn u oa; o 2nna no 10 no an oo | B 75 ft 25 7 00. B UtUEJ 00 15 50 22 00‘ 82 00 I 4 751 0 5C B CO 0 7f> Jfl 00.19 00 US 0u! 09 60 5 75 7 75 10 DO 11 no IS 00 22 All! 8i 00 40 00 fl 75 0 00 11 .’0 13 % 21 00 28 0(1 j 40 00 03 00 7 75 10 25 to 00 15 no 24 00 29 50 1 45 00, 00 00 7.... | „ _ , IS 00 17 25 21 75 28 50 41 r»O|60 401 80 (iiliiOB 00 llfl 50 20 25 2H 76 04 2655 60 00 OO'lOB IK) 187 00 I i 25 -if, 7*. 04 IK. 41 •.««, o.-, HI Oil I .'ll O0 106 1)0 Tioublo column adv&rtlKMnfthih an prrmnt. extrn; »pe- tlo< h, 28, otid local or reading notices, W por onut, otal Groceries, &c. CORN!—1870—CORN! t ruary-will Had it* otic haVr mad. eeli ut lew pricuM it ♦o chIJ on uhju once, u 'imgeinerit- for it 1nrfl rt W.. wlil-sh we Will oc?2 FROST, HALL k CO. FROST, HALL & CO, HAVE IN STORE, AND TO ARKIVhb THE FOLLOWING i ^ Car'kfl Bacon, I 10 p* Tierces Hams, i 50 i) ~ Kegs Lard, 5 f) pr Barrels Flour, sZO 10 200 Colla Itope ’ 300 Bales Bagging, 1 300 5000 lb *' ,ronTle “' 100 t'B- X large lot of PIECE GOODS, for i C3- VERY CUEAP.-udft SALESMEN : Bara. A. F. GRIGGS and WALTER T. FORBES will be pleased to wait on all customers. i»p!7 lv A’IOSS i*w WIIITFI ELD. oil-callers, lohymts E W GOODS 50 Barrels Sugar. 25 Barrels SjTup, •r nogsheftds Mo- 1 O losses, 20 i«r* Mack ' 40 Kits Mackerel, 10 Boxes Cheese, 20 Sacks Coffee, 1 Q Barrels Whisky, 1 I.ockfl. Chest Locks, Truuk Locks, Rnlye Forks. Pijcket Kni ving Knives. Augurs, Chisels, liles. Axel, Hatchets. Hammers, Hand Saws, L o c Holts, Bridle Hitts. Blacking; 80 Sacks Shot, 10 Kegs Fowde* Q Barrels O Brand; Barrels Peach' Bluntly, Ma- 10 10 r ; Bw.et W i 25000 c,t *' 50 pi8tola * 2Q Shot Guns, Or: Saddles L Bit- ZO dle«, Mar- Sherry Wii . Jamaica Rum. 1 QTTTtRUPS, Whips, Holland Giu; O tingales* -« Do7. Schiedam f T EAV Y Woolen and IU S -linapp.-. TL tea Goods, f* Dozen Bitlcre ‘ T^OOTP Sl’.orr. Kata, ^ 13 O 1 > a hill lot ol » Planter’s Tonic. |/CHOICE y aceuswarw* O • V ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER CHEAP FOR CAS. the table. motion I quarters. c; .a .yl m* xojol CAsiat- vli.« T.»1 1LUF.IIT FORBES. FIIAVCH A. FROST. lUNKKIt, West Ride Square, unit door to I. Winn’s Store.] Grange, Georgia. lold. mild. lig’U st an long weal,., pack »r un- it iriiniti n“rv nis in iti I * 11 ' *’ » r>.ii<i untui' uuu ..u. . . -- - - I eflv.qJ.nKtheNiJ..tinelwHbn.ii>ed uhn, and lie oflered a resolution as a subHti- was not an approjirialion griienbln tosta niter smoking: it j tutu for both. ! only directing the moduuud flo i made his attack, huvs of : it claims ta !»’ •ial att-nt’on i»lven to Collection**. LA C3ANOE HOTEL CENTURY ; j the best ciiewlug tobacco manner which funds Tile resolution was in effect, to stay all cxe- ! already appropriated, should be drawn out ot cutiouK aud judgments founded on contracts j the Treasury. (When was tho appropriation entered into prior to June, 1805. J made?) Mr. Harris opposed the substitutes, and favor- ! Ho thought Democrats opposed th cd the resolution ot Mr. Brock. He moved the j because Htipendiarie.'i wore Radicals previous question, when ! cans should vote for it in sclt deli-m Mr. Wellborn arose to a point of order. j the Clerks were Radicals, [(.'unuin ■ ' ' ’ ..... I of Cobb, to. * V. 11. II.VLL, I’rop: SI ter? I rmTLT.ATtptfi | have beo-n in g<j:^ k«t nifurilM. IV. t liic Dt-put upon tbo aton.k^i'p t tl.tcn not hip o theso np^iclcH for sa o :< t thorn; tiji'v aro Bold by r.-npoctabli) Jbbhi oryw] born ..contended* that neitheriho res- I Mr. Anderson, out doubt i olution nor the snbstitnleH could be acted on, as j just view of the matter. Thu politics ol t '.I tin* President liud ruled Mint tlio rienute, nut j peudinries bftd liotliiug to du witli the j. j having been rccoguized by tlie proper uuthoi i- j persona entitled to it. In the main, lie h ...* ties, could not legislate. j the proposition. It was, however, too i 11<JP j The I’resi'l' nl d.-cidcd the point not well ta- nite- an omnibus bill that opened to. ken, thus reversing liis former deci: ion. J doors of fraud. Mr. Uungoiioru nppcaiud from the decisions | A message lr article* for salr, ! of tho Clan i lied. j*a m' a «« Th.- uuderulgncd 1« «* O in tbo 8 mthci UHE UN 111 VALKl) rev .xl XJZ :llb( appeal. ■tH ill I thl I Mr. A roceedcd to address the Senate | “ pa’ ees” detined. He nske.l •laining hi« point ol order by ' amendment of Mr. Hamilton, f Governor's message and tho j read. ndm* nt proposed to str offered an amendment to this- •Clerks," the wolds “authorize Dstion ou the cud- W i i JiOUT Sboctucloa, Hector m paid mi r-ffipt "1 lb-cents i (50 RENTS W' only KM H AIILlfl YU. VC II1YK. Address II. i.-hiids. IIOLLR AT bin nrluinal Ins.*, pr of material for unking iq an.l durable work iu the i i AV V V WITH l in-omfiii(.il)lc TRUSSES.-. C,u,r-rt rud Cure for t\\f llujitnred. S.-nt post-paid I i:>i receipt'-f 10 cents. Address 1/r. E. B. FOOTE, No. | 120 Lcxingtou As.-.. New Y« rk. ; iu.onu AGtflXTS NV AVl'F.I) FOR RETR08PE.CTIAII. llamiltor The President decid' d him out of order, stat-! out “ ( inployec ing that the question of order muBt bo decided j Mr. Shumate at once without debate. j to insert, after Mr. Ilungcrford raised the point of order that by the ('ode." it was but ol order lor a member to approach! He-called the pr the President and influence him to change his ! ments. position. ! Member from Chatham moved to In The President denied the “Koftimpeacmcnt." amendment of Air. Hamilton ot Scriveu, < Aaron Alpeorla sustained the Chair in tho de- j table, cisiou. The Speaker put the motion to lay on the ta- The decision of the Chair was sustained. j ble. Carried. 'I he vote then occurred ou Mr. Nmmally’s sub- | A division was called, which stood 51 in favor stitute. and the substitute was lost. I to f correspondent, up- eutrenched before Guimaro, January 1st. and after three repulses was forced to retreat, closely followed by the Cu bans, tn Arroyo Hondo, where he was besieged and hairassed for fifteen days. On ihu 17th of January lie cut bis way through, and after five measure days difficult inarching and continual lighting, Republi- ) reached the small seaport of Buga, on the north because coast, a few leagues east of Nuevitas, minus O’Neal.] : artillery and much oilier property, where Spuu- nsil.le and I ish vessels came at bis bidding, and removed m l the remnant of his army to Nuevitas. , it is stated. 400 killed . The C iban loss is variously estimated from 500 1000. From correspondence vvlii h fell into the hands of Puello it is known that Quesada lias been re lieved lrotn command by the Republican Gov ernment and Jordan substituted. The latter wan thought to h ive been in command on the 1st, though it i.s reported that Bcuvillier’s chief of artillery was. From the fact that the insur gents did not follow the retreating column in any force it U inferred that tiny moved off to re inforced their c mipatriots at N.ijasa, upou which Goyeneche is moving with <5,000. A. LEVI & co., ROPE PREFERABLE TO TIES. EVIXOLEHALF. ASL STAPLE DRY GOODS, DP.ESS GOODS, HATS, lisll loss..! BOOTS AND SHOES, id SIM n ido the loth m , w F. Invito tho citfzons of LaGmnce, and Troup and the I Soot at Sir JA\ The tin-a ving in 1 rket. Apply nt om-o t jen \ McKinney, and whom ho lnvitoH tlie public nt largo und his old ;> tunl customers to call on him nn' measure, incun-y, good will and p: him Bncrally. Jan7-tf __ F* HOI.LE. THE GEORGIA MAR3LE WORKS prepared to All ull orders for MARBLE, un Tlio Purest, Bpst, and Cheapest j furnish Moii cnt.<«. Slabs, Tomlin, ilr., finished tn the best style, mid at LOWER PRICKS than the same, work can ho clone with Northern .Marble. Our Marble is equal to the BEST AMERICAN. Tho vote was then taken on Mr. Hinton’s res olution. and tho resolution voted down, by yens 8, nays 25. Mr. Brock’s resolution was then put upon its passage, and adopted by the following vote: Yean—Bowers. Bradley (e). Bruton, Cuinpbell (e), Col- man, Corbitt. Crayton o ) Dickey, Dunning. Griffin (flth). lleii'li'; Slier NminuU' Mathews. Smith (hlitl Nuya—Burns, ( ami H mgerford. Me Aril:; Wellborn—12. , Joi The ; called aud nays Yeas bli, nays 02. So the motion to lay on tin The previous question was amendments and carried. Upon the ndoptioi motion was carried. The yeas and nays turned. Amendment ordered to be transmitted to m was then put cd. of tho nmendun culled fir-not sus- thu .ensive- and well selected stock—all frerh and i There Is nut a cotton buyer in LaGrunge, or any other place, but what will advise planters to buy liopt every time in the place of Ties. There arc many reasons why Rope is superior to Tics, a few of which we will mention; viz: One or two Ties burst off cf nearly every bale that is shipped from this place; then Rope must be put in theix place, aud, of course, it cam ?* out of the buyer. When they burst off. they ure perfectly worthless. Every bun dle of Ti*.-! you buy h. - al. -ady in it from two to six Tics worthless. Rope don't give you this trouble or expense; i heavy and ns cheap, aud 24 per cent, moto eervioo- FROST. HALL k OO it iB £ ! able than Ti- The Georgia Muddle.—Wo lind in tho Rich mond Di<putc!i, of tho 9th inst., the following THE EVIDENT tt INTERVIEW WITH THE GEORGIA UDOl shall Sell us Cheap its the FOIl CASH. MR. W. --Y. PULLEN, y information or designs address GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS. Jasper, Pickens co., G»a 8- W. H. STMS in tin- Agent atJ-aOrange. sepl PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA WINE «fc I.IQUOU COMPANY, SOLD BV ALL GROCERS. 1./...OJ AMENTS WANTED l-'Olt WALKS AND HOMES OF JESUS. Bv Rev. D. Maucii, I). D„ author of .Vij/if Scam "J the Mbit. Apply in miica to nmiKsni v MuKinsev, 1308 Chestnut-j.. Phlludclphltt, Pn, AGENTS ! READ THIS I rio W1I.I. 1-AY AtiENT.S A SAI.UtV OI-’ *.'!!) (i. r AV'-i-k »ml cup W iMi > Hull l GRANITE BLOCK. XSroad Street, ATLANTA, GA., WHOLESALK DEALERS IH WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES. GINS, &c., Ac. J.nU-ly I. Oiri'H VIAN', Agent. H. I*. SH.YC'KLKFOltll, CHAS. H; MYERS id. BRO., Brandies, wines, gins, rum, scotoh ale, BROWN STOUT, SALAD OIL, CASTILE) SOAP, Ac. —Constantly ou hand— CHOICE OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY, No. 72 Exchange Place, nov26-fim U ILTIMORK. N. E. SOLOWION, lOCIvKT ltcvolvcis—II paid. Address * 8. G. AUSTIN, Elsie, Mich. MPLOYM15\T $200 u month with Stencil Dies. T7° Vj WANTED ! GENTS in every town In the South and West for the O ^ K 13 O I. in the couutry, to whoir % K4i< m-zmrm: V R HOUME for the mout liberal induce- Mr. Smith, of tlio 7tli, gave notice that he would mnvH a reconsideration of tho resolution ju t n.lop’od. Mr Si.eer moved to reconsider tbo resolution, and to lay the motion to reconsider ou the table. Tabled. T. (J. Campbell (col. '(offered a resolution, that all proceedings in the courts of this State, both c.vil and criminal, be suspended until tlie courts are re-organized,' and civil law re-established, and that Governor Bullock be requested to ask General Terry to give this resolution the force and effect of law. The President thought it was the same sub ject matter as the last resolution. Campbell proceeded to ventillato his spleen against Courts and Juries. Ml*. Nunnally thought that tho resolution might be construed into legalizing the Ku-Kluk, and therefore moved to table it. The vote on laying tho resolution on the table as as follows: Yeas—M'-shtr. Bowers, Camller, Corbitt, Fnin, Holcomb, Jordan, McArthur. McWhorter. Mathews, Nunnally, Rich ardson. Sherman, Smith I’th). Smith (3Ulh), Speer, String er. Weolborn, Welch and Trnywick—2fl. Nays—Messrs. Bradley, (col.,> Campbell, (cnl.,) Crayton, (col.,*) Dickoy, Uungerford, Junes, Morrell, Wallace, (col.) GOODS SENT C. O. D. Mend For Circular a. S. C. THOMPSON CO.* 130 Federal St., 13H State St., Chicago, IU. Boston ThU In no Humltn lending 35 eta., with ago. height, WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT, SAVANNAH, OKOKOIA, . OFFERS FOR SALE, AT LOW PRICES, MACICEnEL, In mrrulri, Half Barrels, aud Kits; GOSHEN BUTTER, FACTORY CHEESE, State aud Skim Cheese VINEGAll, &o. octitf B Y sending 35 .-ts. hair, you will re l-Ivc, by ivturn •olor of r husband or wifi Mil. 0 a and TVH. \V HlTTIlflli, \) i/ Mo., of Uulmt'vid r.*p diseases; also, scminul einiusi • and date FOX, 21. Fnltonvllle, N. Y. Wylie St.. PiU^bUrgli. Pa., putition. treats all vmn ri-al •missions, iiupotency, Send 2 stamps fir. ittor who failed, state case. msult li.Ulli'lll''l -8. rpjio Marriage Ring.—Essays for young men, tree, 1 iu Scaled ehvelopos. HOWARD ASSOOLVTION, Box P. Philadelphia. P IIOW ST R ING Ifl .—The Married L dies Private C»mpinim sired information. Sent free for stunp. P SYCIIOJIAWCY, FASCINATION Oil Sfll h- C HlllMING —400 pagep; cloth. This Woilderful book hits Full iuBtmotionsto enable thQ reader to fascinate elutlier sex,, or any aiffmal, at will. Mcsmorisni, Spiritual- isin, und hundreds'of other oin-imis experiments. Tt cau obtained bv Bending address, with jiostnge. to T. W. EV.VNS k CO.. No. 41 South Eighth Street, ielphia CL AG HORN, IIERRlNG & CO,, COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 7 Warrou Block, Augaita,... Georgia ; Corner Vendue TUngo and Accommodation Wharf, Clutrlesion* South Carolina; 130 Cheatnut Street, Philadelphia, Petihiiyrlvanla. L IBERAL CASH ADVANCES made at all times on slgnmeuts of COTTON. tar JOSEPH 8. BEAN, of LaOrnnge, Georgia, is our Agent, aud Will giro prompt attention to shipments and ad- BUGGIES AND^CARRIACES! largo and i TOP & NO TOP BUGGIES, PHOTONS, HOC Iv A WAYS, &C. Mr. Mcrrell explained that lie voted against laying the resolution on the table, because it cut him off from debating i». Mr. Burns explained that he did not vote, be cause he did not fully understand the resolution, but would now vote to lay it on the table. Mr. Bowers gave as a reason for voting to table it, that it would place Georgia in a far worse condition than she is now in. Mr. Jones voted for tho resolution because he wanted tho courts stopped. Mr. Harris offered a resolution thatthe Gener al Assembly take a recess for sixty days, and re assemble on the 18th ol April, subject to be call ed together by the proclamation of the Govern or, at an earlier date, and that tho members, of ficers and constitutional clerks draw no pay dur ing the recess except mileage. Mr. Smith (3Gth) moved to strike out “ except mileage.” Motion lost. Mr. Tray wick moved to strike out “60 days aud 18th of April," and insert “ Monday next, 21st. inst.” which motion did not prevail. Mr. Nunnally offered an amendment calling upon the Governor to order elections to till va cancies, and that the Legislautre adjourn until 1st Wednesday in July. Mr. Candler offered an amendment, which was accepted by Mr. Nunnally, reciting the deaths of Joseph Adkins, aud B. It. McGutchen. Lost. Mr. Nunnally moved to strike out “ 18th April, and insert ".sine die." Lost. Mr. Merrell moved to insert that “members, officers and constitutional clerks receive their per diem for ten days but no mileage.” Lost. Mr. Harris’ resolution was then adopted by yeas 16, nays 12 and ordered transmitted to the House. Motion to adjourn uutil 4 o’clock this evening was votod down, and 3’oclock adopted. The Sen ate will meet at 3, r. m. The resolution from the Senate about relief j concurred in. Mr. Scott offered a resolution that no officer or member draw any pay during the recess. Motion to take up this resolution lost, as it required a throe-fourths vote. Yeas and nays were not called. Mr. ■—, offered a resolution that $50 be paid to Bov. W. Francis for services as Chaplain in organizing. Some objected to it but Mr. Anderson thought ho earned it: ho had a hard subject for successful prayer upon which to operate. Mr! Franks, of Bibb, offered a resolution that the messenger be outhorized to employ three pages, at the price of $1 per day. IIo moved to take it up. Carried. Mr. Williams, ot Morgan, offered a substi tute. Mr. Franks thought his motion had been adopted by the Speaker. [Laughter.] Mr. Turner, of Bibb, offered an amendment striking our $1 and inserting $2. He thought boys could eat as much as men. He derided “ boy economy”—while reckless evtravagauce reigned in every other department. Harriss (colored) of Hancock favored Turner’s amendment. “Ir nr little nuff—tree times two nr six. Dat am little nuff." He called the previous question on the amend ment. Carried. The original resolution was then adopted as amended. A resolution authorizing the Speaker to select pages carried. Besolutiou from the Senate asking asking the concurrence of the House and providing for a recess of sixty days, during which no pay should be drawn except for mileage, w Wasitinoton, February 8, 1870.—To-day, just as the Cabinet was going into sessional the White House, one of ti.elTasiduut’s Private Secretaries lmnd. '.l tn General Grant an article in the press dispatches relating the interview of the Georgia Judges with the President, in which it is made to appear that lie (the President) deems all the legislation of tho Georgia Legislature prior to the expulsion of colored members as unlawful, and that in his opinion the present Legislature is tho only legal legislative body convened iu the State since 1861, und that the election of the Senators made some time ago is illegal, and therefore another election of United Status Sen ators is right and proper, etc. The Presu.ent, after reading the article, said: •‘W.-ll. I d "'1:111.• 1 eanu'it sou how such an in ference could be drawn from my remarks to those gentlemen. I cannot, however, commence reetiug newspaper paragraphs in relation to my self. I have no doubt the Senate will settle the question in relation to the Georgia Senators; I do not propose to do so; it is their business.” •vend of the Cabinet being present, a gener al conversation ensued about Georgia matters, during which the President expressed his desire •e the reconstruction business settled, and alluding to the paragraph noticed above, remark- “ I endorse tho remarks about Terry, but of the legality of the acts ol the Georgia Legislature prior to their unconstitutional ac tions I expressed no opinion.” Governor Bullock furnished the statement that went to the press last night setting forth that General Grant expressed the opinion that tho election of Senators in Georgia and other acts of the Legislature of that State prior to the expul sion ot negro members was illegal. PRINCIPAL SALFSM \N. will gladly wolf" to Messrs. LEVI A: CO.’S N. Public Square, uext doi Georgia. his frfendi Northeast Come: o WimbiRli A: Co., LaGrange C. C. MA.RCHMAK. WJLLIAM a. sej C. C. MARCHMAN & CO., GR03BRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (East Side Tublic Square,) NEW VARIETY STORE! La Grange .Georgia LAGRANGE II. S. TONINIE, GEORGIA. My business is permanent, and I will not injure it by purchasing or soiling an Inferior article if I know it My work is put up of tho best materials, in tho latest styles, well finished, and I can safely Warrant It for Tlvclvc Months. REPOSITORY—Under Masonic Hall, next door to Ev ans k Ragland’s (grocery. « «... also Agent for tho celebrated CONCORD BUGGIES and will furnish them at Maiiutuctufura’ Trices, freights Please call and examine for yourselves. 4eo3 concurred Tlio Huuso thou adjourned until II o'clock, ,i. a large lot CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. TOYS, FRUITS, &o., All of which I am determined fe) sell CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. My Stock consists of Senate met at 3 o’clock. Hie President an nounced the following as the Auditing Cowmit- Colman, Me Arthur, Griffiin, (21st) Matthews, Stringer, Bradley, (o) ShehnAiii Senate took auother recess for a low minutes, and then reassembled. A message was received .from the Souse, an- . 4VUO nounclng that that body had concurred in the w. k. HUNTLEY, j Seh4to resolution, to pay offioers of the Gencpl [McDouguld was not in the city yesterday when the vote was taken on the resolution re questing ihe Governor to order elections to till vacancies. Harper of Terrell, Anderson, and flie other gentlemen declining to vote, did so decline because it was on a motion to take up which required a three-lonrths vote, and they thought it useless to attempt it.] RELIEF RESOLUTION. Tho following message was received from the Senate through their Secretary Mr. Mills: Mr. Speaker: The Senate has adopted the fol lowing resolution, in which they ask the concur rence of the House. Resolved, By flie General Assembly, that all proceedings in the several courts of this State, founded on any debt, or coutmct, made or en tered into prior to June 1, 1865, and all levies and sales by virtue of any execution shall bo, and are hereby stayed until twenty days after tho recess taken by this General Assembly shall have expired. Resolved, That tho General Assembly m com pliance with tho jusi demands of the people, earnestly appeal to Maj. Gen. Terry to sanction and enforce the above resolution after its appro val by the Provisional Governor. The Speaker appointed the following Auditing Committee: Turnlin, of Randolph, Chairman Neal, of Warren, Ford, Johnson, of Towns, Rainey, Zellars, Hamilton, Porter, colored, Watkins, Maxwell. Hon. James Brooks.—No one possessed of any knowledge of intellectual get-up among leading men can look upon Mr. Brooks and not recognize his claim to distinction. His sallow, strongly marked face has a line, clear-cut look, tha» is enhanced by a pair of glasses that hit like a battery on his prominent nose. It is in the lower part of the face that one gets the best idea ot his character. The chin ro .lids out, forming an admirable base to his firm-set mouth, and one can read there the qualities that carried him unflinchingly through tho stormy debates that were set to the music of artillery, shaking the walls of the Capitol. Mr. Brooks is ready iu debate, but carries with him rather the force of character than the weight of argument. He can not be intimidat ed nor embarrassed. At any hour, while the Cave is bciug agitated by political dicussion, he may be seen rising, iu a* sort ot dark majesty, from his seat to utter tho most atrocious doc trines of the Democratic faith, and although vds do not gather about him, as around Cox or Voorheess, Big ham, or Butler, the leaders of our party note every word ho utters, aud hasten reply. It is curious to seo the gentle, fatherly tender ness with which he regards tlie beautiful young form at his side, and realize that the bitter lead er of the bitterest factiou onr country ever ex perienced has an inner, sweet domestie life ap parent here.—Don Piaft. FLOUR, (all piracies,) MEAL, llACON, COFFEE, SUGAR, (all grades,) N. O. SYRUPS, MOLASSES, AND ALL OTHER CHOICE FAMILY SUPPLIES I have also on hand and for sale a good lot of J^T.EP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: H' mj fee.* (Every grade,) CJ O II --m. NK" ** « ATCSI* (Great variety,) bi .m. c" « * (Clear SideB, Clear Itibbud Bidr^.nams. and Shoulders,) H4MLUW (Sides and Shoulders,) ® Tt' C* J*l. BX S*i » (All grades,) MAS* (Rio aud Java Coffee; Green aud Black Tea, «■*•**» (The beat of all kinds,) MOLASSES, SYRUP, RICE* CANDLES, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, FINE LIQUORS and CIGARS, (all lcLn.de,) TOYS, (in abundance to please the little ones,) CANDIES, NUT'S, FRUITS, of all descriptions and choico quality. FRESH MOBILE OYSTERS, LOBSTERS & SARDINES Served in all styles to satisfy the appetite. FORTUNIO PRIZE BAGS & CASKETS, 5, 10, and *-25 Cents Eaoli. AiT CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. oct22- yoltf R. S. TOMME. NEW FURNITURE STORE. COMPETITION’ IS THE LIFE OF TRADE. A Little Information.—Referring to the soft words spoken lor Gen. Terry by the Savqnnnh Republican, Chronicle J* Sentinel, and perhaps oth er papers, the Columbus Sun says: A distin guished Major General of ihe United States army, stated to the writer of this, that he knew all the officers sent on reconstruction duty to the South, that, they were specially selected and detailed to this duty on account of their ante cedents and political proclivities, that they were tho enemies politically aud personally of tho Southern people, aud were not entitled to res pect or confidence. House Called td order at the hour of 3 p. m Mr. Hilly or, of Camden offered a resolution. Mr. Porter, of Chatham, offered one also.— It was read. It provided for the printing of 2,000 copies of the Governor’s Message. Mr. Scott opposed it, There were already Gen. Terry has issued au order revoking a for mer order declaring certain members of the Legis lature ineligible, so far as A. T. Beunet, of Jack- son county, and Frank ’Wiichor, of Taylor coun ty, are concerned. The La'inmgo Reporter says this gives us two more Democratic members of the Legisla ture. We doubt it. The withdrawal or the charges against Joe Smith, of Ware, secured a vote for MoWhorter, and there may be a cat to this meal tub.— Albany Neicu. receiving aud opening one of the largest stocks of irRMiTriiK —’sP TO THE PUBLIC! EING determined to keep a good stock of RTocsriftft. T)E ... . _ „ . | > anil to s-ll them as cheap :ia they can be sold in thia market, WO very respectfully Solicit a liberal share ol pub lic patronage; and therefore invite buyers to give us a call and examine our goods aud learn ourprie. April 2d. C . C. MARCHMAN * CO. EVANS & RAGLAND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* (EaBt Side Fublic Square,) . La Grange, Goorglii. T ARGE supply BAGGING and ROPE just received by I . EVANS i RAGLAND. 4 Large bupply fine assorted LIQUORS at _ EVANS i: HAGLAND. I F you want heavy BOOTS and SHOES cull . EVANS i RAGLAND. HOT-GUNS, PISTOLS and CAPS on hand andfigjwj# EVANS k liAGL brought to this market—consisting of Parlor and CUamb.-r Setts, Wardrobes. Marble ton Bureaus and Wash- stands, from tho commonest to the best Bedsteads, Exten sion Tables, Oak or NVuluut Crib Rockers, Rocking Chairs, and a lot of Chairs, from the cheapest to the best, aud many other things too tedious to mention—all of which I am offering AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES w ^ ill And It to their interest to examine ray stock before purchasing elsewhere. The ladies aro especially invited to call, gale and Sample Room under tho Sims House. LaGrange, Ga.. October 29th, I860.—tf J. II. LILE. CRAMPTON’S SOAP. C RAMPTON’S IMPERIAL LAUNDRY SOAP contains large per cenwge of VEGETABLE OIL, is warranted fully equal to the best imported Castile Soap, and at the same time possesses all tho washing aud clean sing proper ties of tho celebrated French and German laundry soaps. CR.\MPTON BROS., 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 Butgera placo, and aud 86 Jefferson st, Office 84 Front st, N. Y. EVANS & RAGLANpi 5 CGARS, A, B aud C, c EVAN8 4: RA P ICKLES, SAUCES, OYSTERS and CRACKE] JURIED BEEF (finest quality) at EYANS 4: RAG ATLANTA NURSERIES, Atlanta, Ga. HARDEN, COLE & OOi, A\TK havo for sale this seaaou a superior stool \V Trees, Grape Viucs. Small Fruits, Roses, Ot i aud 36 jeuerson st., umce o* rrom at., w. x. | aimdfars adanffe^fe tbecmnrt^ —- For Bale by grocery rpHE price of The LaGhxnoxi RwspoaTEa is $8 for one i . J. yaar; $3 for six mont)»*; and $1 fort bfee mouths 1 . DfcIO HARDEN, COLE L <

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The La Grange reporter. (La Grange, Ga.) 184?-193?, February 25, 1870, Image 1