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THE NEWNAN HERALD. CALL AND SEE j. C. WOOTTEH, ----- Editor. NEWNAN, GA. NOV. 11, 1805 ‘.\rtlire* under Out head icdf if charged tiomty ernti a />rt£-'“©tt — Ins fiitite Ifelectei doubtless he wnu <i Candidates are requir to p - j faithfully advance the interest of his con- fur their announcement in advance. Hon J J. Beall- their eontnets, when employed, let the The official return published in Paris Tins gentleman is a candidate for Sen- term be Ion" or short. shows that from the begining of the sea- new stock ed that he was an old Whig, was elected that body, will be relative to suspendmg ^ pro dacing sugar from beet-root } :o represent his couuty (Campbell) in ; the Lw for collecting debts, and while the was three hundred and ninety-eight, thir-1 —OF—- 1857 aud 1859 iti ilie Legislature—(.'apt. Legislature has nopi vrer to joss **an <x tj-two more than at thff eonvsponding Beail opposed recession in I860 but when ]*>*t facto law. or law impairing the obli- date of last year. The quantity ot sugar, Ga.. seceded, he submit:- d and weut w.th gatiou of coutracis” between persons, the D,a ^ e . was , t0n *'. an * ' quantity on hand, aud entries, the total to, 169.192 ions which j tti at the end »$ -Vu- } Atlanta ^btrtiscmmto. G. M. UanVRY is authorised to act as our agent in Atlanta. Jones k Cates have just received a fine lot of Shoe Pegs. Axes, TraeeChains, llaimeS&c ; ana are daily expecting a large supply of Sugar, Cheese, Mackerel, Sardines, Ac.. <fcc. To the Voters of Coweta County As my name lias been announced as a known to possess fine native talent. IIis candidate for the Legislature, it is proper claims are strongly urged by his friends that you should know my views in regard present condition of our country requires be disposed of was i a stay law until the session of the Legis- was 42.715 more th 3tiiucuts. l.iture of 1866. gUst I?64. ■** "*■ *“ * I am in favor of a revision of our Penal. "HSSSB^I J- E Robinson. laws, doing away with the Penitentiary, I«a candidate for Ser.at jr. lie is a and adoptiug a different mode for pttnish- gcntb'inan ot Unquestioned capacity and i„jr crime. I favor the reduction of the we believe his electou would be eredita- nutubei of members to the Legislature. and the curtailing of the expenses of the Government as far as practicable. Very Respectfully, JOHN D. SIMMS. hie to the district. P. E- Arnold Is before the voters of the 746th Set toriul District for their suffrages and NEW NAN RETAIL .MARKET. CORRECTED WKRKLT BV JDFTJS & ffiATSS, Grocers asd Commission Merchants. Cottov.—-Market not so active as it has been. We quote Ordinary 33 : Low Middling •35; Good Middling 40. i Fa-ctort Good?.—j Brown Shirting Safi 40c CAADlMm. | yd.: 4-4 Sea Island Shirting 40<Vr oOr )t yd.; ; Osnaburgs 30(«,35c 'fi yd ; Coltou Yarns— FOB CONGRESS. ®^,We arc authorized to announce HUGH BUCdANAH a candidate to represent the j _ The following nauled citizens of Cowe- : Third Congressional District, composed of the. $1,25 *4 bush.; Butter, 25 (a 30c "Jd lb.: Bees- ■ ■(■11,(111.3 nf Mr, .<j,?il..r T*#lnr T#IKnl . n>. — 'll IK * V irrrs IS lift dn T - 11 unfv Pardoned. $4,00 (a $5.0014 liaiicb. Dry Goobs.—Prints 30 (a. 40c yard : Bleached Shirtings 50 (a 75c "p yd. Country Puodice—Corn $1,10 H busliel: Meal from waguns $1.10 bush.; from stores to some of the leading questions that will come up before that body fm - th " eou ■ . „ counties ot Musfcsgee. Schk-v, Tavlor, Ta’bot. , rrax, 20<-H lb.: Egss 15 t«- 20.5{4 doz.: Honey, eiJcralion, if Hot disposed of by the Cot)-.j‘a county have been pardoned by the Harris Meriwether, Troup,* Heard, Coweta, J 20c *> lb.; Beef, 6 (£, Ape ^ lb.; Tallow. 12 V'fhlTon. . T j President: 17. B ‘Wilkinson, XV. Golds- Carroll, Campbell, Fayette, Gluytou, Haralson ; fi 15cf? R>.: Dried Fruit. Penchee, annealed IsL I am not in favor of placing the ; berry, J. M. Thomas, W. B^Pinson, J. a id P-ulding. b.-gro on an equality with white men, [ B. Wiieoxon. A. Lazcnby, John Ray, S, „ t0 aDno “ uc * ° 1 * _ M . J H. HIGH AM a candidate to represent the Third because I believe them to be an inferior : I. -Bridges and J. h. Dent, Faraily Groceries, 1 Hard-Ware, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Tin-Ware, —-A^b— Confectionery. Consisting i.i part as follows:— Sugar, Gin.*? Sugar Dishes' kc Coffee. Tmublers and Goblets, N 0. Molasses, Pitchers and Bowls, Flour. _ Sets Teas, Silt, * “ Plates, Yot-fteeo, Disnes, ffmit*. Tih Coffee Pots, Maiktrel, Tin Buckets, Cheese, Tin Dippers, Crackers, Tin Pa its k Cups, Oysters, Pad Locks, Cigars, Chest Locks, Raisins, Butts & Screws, Candy, Rasps and Files, Almonds, Ames’ L. If. Shovel, Criamnnts, Pocket Knivc*, Fine Cut Tobacco, Canned Fruits, Gimlets. Shears, Snuffers. Hammers, IT.itchets. Augers. Axes,-Slates and Pencils, Coffee Mills, race of beings; thercTorc I am not wil ling to bestow upon them the right of suffrage, nor to let them sit as Petit or Grand Jurors in our Courts. Neither am I willing for them to testify for or against white men. I atn willing for the freed- tnan to have the same privileges the free nrgro had prior to the war. Whenever you confer on, them the right of suffrage, you make them clligible to office. 2d. I am not in favor of impairing private contracts, because it would be a violation of the Constitution of the Uni ted States, which I would be sworn to .support. For debts contracted during the war the parties contracting them •ought to agree among themselves on some equitable plan to settle them. It is my opinion tlie debtor ought to pay whaF Uonfederatc money was worth in current funds at the time the contract was made, if they can arrive at that fact. The .Judges, in all probability, may adopt some ■plan to settle these claims. lid. I am in favor of the re-enactment vif the Stay Law for twelve months after the meeting of the next Legislature, to give the people an opportunity of raising another crop to pay their debts. We ouaht to indulge each other these trying shoes. I was in favor oT co-operation before the war. When Georgia seceded I was with her ;\>r weal or fur woe. and did all •tii my power to secure the in do; endence <>f the Smith. Should 1 lie elected as one of your Repri sentiitives you may rest assured that I wiil d i ail in my power to promote your interest. Very re'peettuliy. Your obedient servant, T D. GOODW'YN. -November 0th, 1865. Congressional District, composed of the coun ties of Muscogee. Schley, Taylor, Talbot. Har ris, Troup, Meriwether. Heard, Coweta, Fayette. Clayton, Carroll, Campbell. Haralson and I’aulding. Eleet.on Wednesday. 15th Novera- f ! her. [Nov. -kti-tde. To the Voters of Coweta County. 2nd Dist. Cowfta Covnty. ) Nov. 6th, 1865. j The only right I believe now ceded to ! FOR SEN \TE any^mati in the South is that of placing Cgt„We are authorized to announce JOHN Svbi-p—Golden SI75^ $2,00; Cane, $1,00; j Copperas. Blue Stone. Rice, Candles, Green Sorghum, 50c V pal. ~ i T-». Bar and Toilet Soap, Cotton Cards, Bock- Coffee—Prime Rio. 45@50c ^ lb- ; cts - ‘booms T “ b s f Shovels and Tongs, Fry 4,_. yi lb. . Pans, Sifters, Shaving Boxes and Brushes. B\cox Gnlv a small quantity in market.— S Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes, Dress and Pock- Hog round 23 @ 2»c ’p tb.; Shoulders 22 (g, : ct Combs. Hair Pins, Pen, Ink and Paper. Pen 23c.: Hams, 24 (a 28c;; Clear sides, 25 (S> 30c Holders, Lend Pencils, Thimbles, jButtons, -jj jj, : Sewing and Knitting Needles, Ac. Flora.—Extra Family, frem wagons 7i We have also n lot of Shoes, Hats and i,;„ iv„r e _ 1_ ,.»• E. LOliINbON ns a candidate to represent the lb.: from stores 8ic lb. Superfine 8c tb. : '' nf l(n shirts, all of which vv offer on t. nis name Detore tne people tor tlicir sui- ,, , • , i,. . . , y , . .. m• - 1 terms JONES A C\TFS 1 1 dfitb Senatorial District (composed of the Jilj.bO ft Bbl. lcr,Us ‘ Jia.vciO a. tan..-. 3Gth Senniorial District (compo 1 rages. This right I intend to take ad- ; counties of Campbell,Coweta and Meriwether) vantage of in the present contest and j ‘ a t * ie ReIt Legislature. Election 15th Nov. therefore announce uyself as a candidate JGQTWe nre authorized to announce Major "1 1, ,■ " • *' L - TURNER, of Campbell county,, as a to represent you in the lower Branch 01 ^ c-nnflidsste For the office of iSena.tor for the iSeu- our next General Assembly. ! ntorial District composed of the counties of j Campbell, Coweta anu Merriwether. Election Before the war 1 was too young to Wednesday, 10th of November. [nov4-0-tde. have advocated any politic il principles, ' • ' * to have contracted anv political prejudices, 1 K )R LEI RE^ENTAl^ ES. , ,. , K are authorized to anuoance Dr C. ty nave been the l.ivoiiteoi any oue party, ; jj :,.\jf i'll~a candidate to represeut Coweta or to have been denounced by any other. coun! .v in ‘he lower branch of the next Legis- Therefore 1 iiave no political prestige, but iiappdy cannot be Considered an enemy to any man or his party. For the edification Bt®L_Capt. J. E. STALLINGS is not a can didate for the Senate, as announced, hut is a candidate to represent Coweta county in the S*ri?~ We arc authorized to announce “that Maj. J. A. Tench, in the following paragraph of his address. “If a man •purchased during the war a tract of land. of those who arc unacquainted with me. j ^P^entative branch of the next Legislature. ~ . ! Election loth .\Member. [nov.l 1-tae. and who are ignorant of my course timing j ... ... J 0 e :ire authorized to announce Major llie wuTj L will $uy that 1 unlisted us a Jt.trJN \V. TENCH as a candidate to represent private soldier June 1st 1861, and remain j Cowe ' t: ‘ C0U!, D hi the next Legislature, cd at my p .st until tile surrender of John- \ . ? re antliorixetf to announce Capt. ston's army, a if any man c I rum 111 v Command twelve hours without Hon. U. B- \\ ILKINSON is n candidate to Rep- ... - resent Coweta countv in the next Legislature, leave, or ever lulled in a single instance ! i;i ecU)n 15th 0 f November. t^“We arc authorized to announce that IL.u. T. KIRBY is -i candidate to Represent l ovveta county in the next Legislature. Elec tion Wednesday, 15th of November. $15.00 ^ Tobacco'.—50(jp$l 50e f* R>; Smoking 75 (a $ I oO F lb. Nails.—15 (» 10c t 1 lb; 13 (a 14 keg. CasdLes.—Star. 4tif7i 50c "pi lb.; Cheese.—40 Or 5o<- "p lb. Mackerel —$4.75 (O. $5,00 f) Kit. By the doz. $2.0(1. Sardines—GO ft 75c f! box. Soap.—25 (« 30c 'jd lb. Copperas.- 15(« 20c lb. Black Peppf.r.—75c 14 lb. Soda.—2-5 ft 30c "j4 lb. Starch —25 (77. 3ue 14 lb. Spice.—75c j4 lb. Ginoek.—75c lb. Si'LPiiiR—25c j4 lb. I’otash.—50 ft. 75c 14 lb. Blacking.—10 (o, 15c fJ box. Matches.—10c "p* box. C<itton Cards.—$1,50 (a $2,0014 pair. Pickles.—50 (S. 75c 11 jar. Candies.—tfOc ft] 75 f4 lb. Bagging.—40 Or 50c f> yd. Rope.—30 (a 35c 14 lb. » Twine.— $1.00 (a $1.25 7j4 bunch. Paints and Oils.—Kerosine Oil $2,00 ^5 October 28-8-tf. f ! J. D. .SIMMS as a candidate to represent Cow- .V-i.T riMUi cMk V a pi-mid oi nearly four years e ta county in the next Legislature. j " ll,te Le * d , 5, ‘’ o0 ^„ kc - °. f - J ,,.1.* b I Leather—Sole 50c {4 lb.: Ktps, $3,00 (S Mt) say that L wosetcr abscti £Q^“We are authorized to announce that 4,00 each. to do my duly, let him stand forth and | make 1 lie accusation. 1 did ail that a man in my station could do to secure the independence of the Sou them States — over the piles oft Toy have hoarded during I ic com-ciou.-ucss (d as a soldier in dc j mill, the honor, the j property of the citizens j W bile tin JllSU ndsto: glittering cui; i iTu y the war, 1 exult in having di -no my du feuding, a IS l ■est l integrity,; ind the pt ol Georgia. As to t! ic q uestioi a question of stic'i and comin g gl r nc rati CLERK SUPERIOR COURT Rffx-We are authorized to announce Major J. I*. BREWSTER as n candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Coweta county. . Glass,—SXI0 $8,50 14 Box MALE SCHOOL. D. BREWSTER, wsrrat M. Frank & Co., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, Gents Furnishing Goods, CROCKJERY, etc., etc. W. T.&L. S. MEAD, DRUGG ISTS^H^ CHEMISTS, * Wholesale and Hetnil Dealer* in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, nmmMy, vmit. Dental Instrttnientff, 3ffiS3!)2(KrrJlES,&(B., Cor. Whitehall Bad Marietta ItrMtd; Xorerot* Corner,) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. PLACE TO if AI«> AT OR C UE W( I I will ueh : that before I would 1 a law investing the negro with the right FOR TAX RECEIVER. F*3L.The friends of Mr. J. A. Z. SHELL announce him ns a candidate for Tax Receiver • | of Coweta couuty at t!;c elecrion in January f' negro suffrage— ‘ 11 ‘;V -»11 . uuvii *1 no »» imuuu'i » viviy *•* img wi 111 1 t 1! int» rc^l to this nt tliu* battle of Ch mcellorsville, and is unable | I- :| nj?usi£es. t j,; s | to labor and support himself and his family. He is competent to till the office to which his t a vote for f r ien 1 rptlE undersigned, having rented the Phi- j f loiimthic Institute,” respectfully announce I to the citizens of Newnan and surrounding : country that they will open a HALS SCHOOL, Wednesday, Jan. 3d, I860. NORTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, ON BAY STREET, NEWNAN, GA. Sept. 23-3-3m. OUNTRY DEALERS and PHYSICIANS would do ivel' to examine our Stock be fore buying elsewhere, us we will endeavor to make it to their interest, both as to time ned price to buy of us. ®r£f“.\!l orders filled with promptness and rare, and we guaranty satisfaction in nil our Bi Is. [October 14-G-Gm. J. M IIOLBROOK, Ag’t, —FOtt— P. CC RBITT c*3 CJo.i Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in FSff III MU' REST A IS AT Salesroom, 203 Broadway, N. Y., Branch, Whitehall St., ATLANTA, GA. September 30-4-12m. LEWIS L. ABBOTT. W. L. ABBOTT. B. F. ABBOTT* ABBOTT A BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS The rooms are commodious and well ar ranged for the comfort of students. Spelling, Reading, Arithmetic, Algebra. Ge ometry, Trigonometry and the higher Muthe- L O O K TO YOUR IN Boy3 prepared for a College course. Rate* of Tuition. }*. house, or horse, &c., refers to cases that ! Vute aM ^ hold office, I would suff-r ad have not been settled and not to those the indignities and injuries that, a North- desine to elect hitn. [nov ll-'O-tde, We r.rc'authorizcd to announce LEVI ■ c i> o n , S. yTiUNG, as a candidate for Receiver of , ^Hmg. Reading, Geography Tux Return at the Election in January next. 'E have on hand and for sole lot of »ati>fied with Confederate money at the t-ni laiuiticism could intent, or tne mcati- t!.<e time ness of its friends South could encourage. Their testimony in Courts of Fun in Store- The Newnan Burlesque Opera Troupe will he on hand next Thursday night.— 'flic man woman or child who is nut at Sargent’s hall on that occasion will die re gretting it. The object of the enterfain- u out is to raise money with which to pur chase instrument for a Brass Band. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. BSGiXSS km AMISIG&K Nov. 4-t*-tf. W. T. FREEMAN. i new bakery. and Arithmetic $4 00 per month. Other branches , 5 00 u “ B*5^J)ue first day of each month. Those desiring to send their boys or wards \ p r j nts , GlftohamS, fia~We are authorized to announce JAMES | W ®“M d ? ™j 1 to stc ' V S ’ BLA1)LRb - 1 ° Justice M. JACKSON, of the 4th District of Coweta, j . ,. , i a candidate for Tax Collector, must never be of equal value to tiiat of Mr j Jtk , on wa5 sc . VC rcly wounded in the I the white man. 'J he legal status of the late war. and is u able to labor for a support, c i i and is fullv competent to discharare the dntios free negro before the war is good enough I, , 1 ,, • 1 • ot the office. Many \ otkrs lor tlie freedman for an hundred years to 1 , . . e are authorized to s come. ! B.-MOORE a candidate for Collector of Coweta county. [Nov. 4-9-tde. l • ,. • ,, figy-We are authorized to announce ENOCH j , , . . , A , . . | settle the question of repudiating the war n . u . XEU ., c:la didate for the office of Tax i The u n'lc«igned is prepared to furnish ■ debt of Geopria, let the nutter bo referred ! Collector of Coweta county. [Nov. 4-9-tde. J -annouucewillis Fresh Bread! the office of Tax | If the present Convention docs r.ot Advertisements. to iGe people. Maj. IIaNVEY—who is favorably known It is impossible for any man to say !■ to the citizens of this portion of Ga., is ! what manner the settlement of private in- aier--in‘he Confederate army, and at the first ., , T • • . , , , ,, . • , i battle ot -Manassas lost Ins right hand. Here with II irshberg J-ocu A Co., He is m the • debtcdniss wou.d nearest approximate speetfuliy the support ofbis fellow citi- language of the Griffin Star “ the pnuce ! justice. If a man purchased, during the 7.*ua. x . , FRESH BREAD EVERY M0RHI5G. BG& m 'Wc are authorized to announce I. FARMER, as a candidate for Tax Collector at ; If liberally patronized, customers can have the Electron in January next. He was a sol- , bread sent to them before breakfast each day. Oct. 28-8-3m. W. B. CHAPMAN. E. M. BRUCE & CO., BANKERS of good fellows,” and wiil give none but 1 war, a tract of land, a house, or a horse, j, ur ^ y e , rnan Herald, good bargains. Success to the Major. and has now that property or its equiva-. d ied , r .t the residence of her father on the : I). Browder & Co., of Montgomery, I lent in good funds, it seems to me but 21 st inst., little Mart Ida Hill, infant dangh- j Ala,, have oue of the largest and most just that he should return that property, ter o: Dr. U. Y and .Mrs. M. A. Long, aged one complete stock of goods in any Southern j or pay for it a fair price in current money. y ear i three weeks and one day. _ . — _ _ _ . 1 0 4 . 1 ... r -or t , . 1- Again hai Death entered bur midat, and: COTTON FACTORS, qity. J liev are an enterprising aud liber- I presume no man will have the hardi *> ... . ' * , ", * , . « . , , . bornejroin us, one of our heart’s nearest treas-i •Lfirtu ffttd deserve extensive patronage j faood to claim more for Confederate money ^ our brigllt . eTC d, beautiful Ua has gone ! | Hilton & Allen have Salt, Cheese,! loaned than it was worth m specie at the A b . nJ 0 f angels'^me and called her to come j Nails and other articles in abundance for time it was lent. with them, to a world where sin comes not. sale. In conclusion I will sav, that no human Freed from intense suffering, her sweet spir- ; Maj. Taos. A Grace, Ag’t propose? agency can divert my attention from the i lt 11113 1lU cs > t0 dwc11 ft - r e\cr wt.i those: to sell Horses, Mules, etc. ; in'.erest of any community I Dr. Wiley has resumed the practice j elected to represent. Very Respectfully, Jxo. XV. Tencii. holr angels in the Gcu f ly of Dentistry. Read the sch'/ol notice of that clever j lady Mrs. M.J. Nimmous. We call attention to the card of the j gentlemanly firm of Johnson and Garret. J. K. Dent, has a few fine Milch Cows with calves for sale. Read announcements of candidates.— Capt. Stallings is a candidate for Repre sentative and not Senator. Mrs. D Whelan- To the Voters of Coweta County. Newnan, Ga., Nov. 7. ISOo. ITaviug been induced to become a can didate to represent you in the lower Branch of our next General Assembly, I j ^ b ^ I - Ui - aiigcia tit me Happy L ind. j those beaming eyes were closed. Upon the ; liitle, pulseless breast those dimpled hands were folded ; and we laid her down to sleep. , riofily friends gdfeher around the little crib, and whisper •• Little I-ia is dead ! ” All, no! , litlle Ida “ is not dead but s’eepcth.” With sot rowful, almost breaking heart?, | tiiat fond tfiotifef gazed on the maruie . feature j of her “darling little Ida.” but there is no bitterness in her heart towards “ Him who doetu all things well.’ - Listen to her as she says : gu are takc-u from your inothef's arms, pre- —AND— AUGUSTA, GA.. E. F. METCALF & CO., COMMISSION Delaines, Alpaccas, French Marinoes, Ladies Belts & Buckles, (the finest ever offered in this market,) Ribbons (all kinds,) Rubber Combs, Round Combs, and Tuck Combs, (the latest style!; PRODUCE MD GROCERIES, V?* mtoliall Str*. ATLANTA, GA. We kf-ep constantly ou hand and for sale a rood stock of Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Sugar of all grades, Coffee, Mackerel, Pepper, Spices, Soda in Kegs, x Tobacco, Lime, Cheese, &c. September 30-4-0m. Black’s Store, AV^liitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA. Bushels Dried Peaches * WANTED, For which the highest Market Price wdll be paid. JACOB BLACK* Sept. 30-4-3m. V. P. PEASE & CO., RECEIVING, FOr.WARDINS AND adopt this method of making known to i c ;oasbabr, but you are folded in your Saviour’s you. my views upon some- of the most im- Oh yes! I know your little eyes are beanwng Dortant measures which will be likely to brighily in Heaven to-day. I would not if I ; We have learned that this lady has C0Eie before that body, ten appoin l’ost Office. the crown of The one predom- could ukc from - vonr pure br °’ . ,, been appointed l\ 31. of the Newnan inanr is relative to a class of people !IIiarri ' 1 “ lor ^ - rou are D0W we * nn ®- Snc 1 sweet- trusties F0RWARDIN3 MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA., E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN k CO., CUTS# FISTSI “~ANIF— Forwarding Merchants, Faith! She is now the mother She has not yet entered „ow known as freed men. What means ~. f another H«ie aegd. One more h«k binds upon her duties as such. Mrs. W. is will be adopted which will enabU- the two her nearer Heaven, nearer God! Little Ida, classe- to live together? I atn of the look down from your happy home in the that, notwithstanding the iudo- “ bright beyond,” and guide the footsteps of Ad*tfnee? made on Consignments made to full*- c uipetent, aud we doubt not her appointment is entirely agreeable. In this connection we take pleasure ir. saying APALACHICOLA, FLA. . WATTS, GIVEN & CO., New Orleans, Pli»in and Figured ; Ladies’ Hats, Waterfalls, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, I j and Suspenders, ' BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS; The largest lot of Ladies’ end Gents FRENCH CALF BOOTS and SHOES/ j A1LL Agents for Selling Products fron CWtdB and Oil Factories. Also, Agents for selling BSAIItffI, WIRES, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Careful r.nd prompt attention given to btrytffg nnd selling COTTON, BEAL SSTATS. A.nD I. Y. SAWTELL, caoesaT & GQMxnmw MERCHANT, Corner Whitehall and Mitchel Street#, jfXQUaiatlQsae C2»au<» ti.rurttiOir.'.' ,- KeepJ constantly on firftnl ft large and clioitfC assortment of FAMILY GSOCSBIES, ALL KINDS OF COUHTRT PRODUCE bought and sold at reasonable priee3.- September 30-4-3m» M. LYNCH & CO., BOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, —AND— BBWS CrAIiEBS, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA./ JJiay* l^hird tfoor from Rail Road. September 30-4-3iit. M. MARBURG, WHOL SALE COMMISSION WOOL and FELT: Knives and Forks, Pocket Cut lery, Yankee Notions, Crockery, assorted, T i n - AV a r e , No. 42 Public Square, TENNESSEE, Amtauncin to the Wholenale Trade that ba is cO'ffStafftly receiving and has on band such PRESERVED FRUITS, | goods as arc. usually kept hr Retail Dry Goods Stores, which b* w'M sell at Eastern price*, opinion loner aud improvi4ei.ee - f the negro race, your earthly parents Heavenward: j ^ A TTS, CRANE k CO., New York, that the Federal soldiers, who How for there can and should be compulsory Jaws i'*Go ween, and it h well 1 , . , . j , Fer tear? b<dit earth- parting! 1 esterilay two months past had charge of the postal enacted hv winch they c m be made to be upoa t i, e lip^ of this pale c'»r, I . uf Newnan. have performed their j , e if supporting at least; end while they Ami sunshine seemed to dwell- [d, essed | W. C- WATTS k CO., Liverpool, Eng., 1 Before phasing clstrhmrii nricikmin* wore to fhc entire- satisfaction of our j receive protection of person and property,; aml bKir the silent wncyrestr » by cither of the ab^ve Hotter,- , [ GerwvrtLH St., (under Masonic Hall,) ett!2ccs. . . . jthev should be compelled do-eooply with ‘ ’ S. Ottoltr 21’fizr. GSGPGfA. - and many oiher articles too tedious to men tion,- All of tfbfch vrt w:D «ef> so CIIEaU that eVvD a Jftc tcovN not- ark them ftrr M Pickles, Meats, 4c,, dee., Ly Sealed Gaud and Battles, # AT WttOUSAM, Atlanta. Ga. 3C-i-3ai. with freight ad4erfi- M. FRAfftS tt CCt., ti Atlanta and Newnan, * v ' * Ga., represent the firm, an> any orders left with them wiil be carefullj executed, ^•nteabtr 23-S-3ro.