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THE NEWNAN HERALD. J. 0. W00T7EH, Editor. 7. S. \7EL H, Publisher. mea n \\. ca., i>]:•;. 2,I80t>. Mexico. Maximilian is Emperor of Mexico now, o vX I be until thc day of bis drath, uolc-s ill i ’o'tc i U'at<s, by their military f.»rci drive him lock to Austria. W in ,. r 1 :j..i • Sint--- t«> inlett'crc in be lts*; of the Mexican Liberals? 1h.se who i.-d-l ih? ; ffirmatirc give as reasons f„r thtir opinion an extract from the Message of Ppm dent Monroe, and I he laet that the empire was forced upon the Mexican people. All wc hare to soy in to 1 lie Monroe doctrine is, that if it is 'i d'*ctriti ■ and calculated to ad vance the inn rest <1 otir government, wc s 1:. nl i m. iiitain. support and c.trrj it out ihe to. • xt> tit. If on thei>ihe) 1 hand, it is mere!; /lie views of a- irocd and great tiirin it m.-triad to the times,we s.iy let n • «i - -1 e; uni it. 11 Maximilian be driven from >! x c i. w i the prosperity of our : ^i.o-.r- in advanced ? We confess < \i■ > 1 ve- at a !■ - to understand in what n..i ;i-n’ar tied t • vvli.it extent. For many vi a"r- anterior to (h • erection of the Em pire. the Mex nil R.-public was a scene ,.f war. 1 rife and com motion. The mor al.. and agriculture of the people were in a 11 <■ paliable condition. In fact the it, -,u;ii■ • was only a Republic in nanfe. an what was called government was un- ald • t-> enforce its law.-. Anarchy reigned supr-m-- There was no protection to p r- .n or property. No nation of people could pm.-ncr so circumstnu.c-d. Any gov-rnnieiit. however despotic that would insure quiet vvi.tti i be a bl» ssiug. On tii ■ idea, then, that Maximilian has rc- c„r vl peace to a large portion of Mexico, affordi d protection to the lives and wealth of hi-, subjects, the change from a so (-died Republic to an Empire has been In n (b i ll to the Mexicans. If our neigh bors tire advantaged it is certain ruir citiz. ns and government will he favorably affected. Hence wc have sustained m> injury chargeable to the Empire, i liorc- fore, we should not seek its destruction. To the objectio: that French bayonets j.laced tlie Austrian Arch Duke upon the throng, and erected an Empire over them contrary to their wishes, it tiiay be an swered that the preferences of f’e gov erned are not often consulted, and that the Mexicans lack millions of being all v.ho have been forced by the strong arm of power to yield obedience to those they detested. Cs-jw- i he clamor for universal suffrage raised by the Radio 1.-, is not founded on love for the negro, but in hatred to the Southom whites. Il black skins are so dear to them, and tin ir Wearers possess so many elegant, admirable and lovely Hails td character, why do they not te- eeive then into their family circles and give them their daughters in marriage*? AVIvy treat the negro r.s an inferior in their own States, and at the same time seek to force us to recognize him as an equal ?• Is there any consistency in such a course? 1 lie blacks have been degraded and kept in ignorance by slavery, say they. T hen they are ignorant and degraded, we care not what may be the cause—though we believe slavery elevated them—and why seek to avoid looking upon them in any other light ? AYc ask permission to inform those men who arc so fund of using the word traitor, tint all traitors do not reside in one section of the Union. Some men are traitors to their race, traitors to the eauso of humanitv, and traitors to the Constitution of the United States and rebels against the best interests of man kind, who'think themselves the very pit k of h.ya tv. li nv deceitful is the human hearty . Paulding County- 't he Federal Union says 1‘auldiug gave Bighain 17o majority. ^ while c tton sells at forty e^ns*and corn “and hang him in the name of God. [Ap It one dollar and a half? The occupation planse.] Talk about mcrey|o.Jcff Bavi.-G ; hnn- r.ildc—for any lalxT whereby an Why it isnot i» the dictionary fLaugh- 1 honest living % c-rr.e^t i« praiseworthy ter] It i» like the Coastitati-m in rcla )or -. ounz n en are urged by every con tion to the rebels who have sinned away ' -[ ’. ration of profit and honor to embark their rights under it-by treason. It has in it YYe tru-t that those who do not ceased to exist as to then!. AA hen you p 0 ,<ess the wisdom to-discern it are few ask me to exercise mercy at the expense in numb' r. of justice I decline. I know nothing • •— ‘ — about mercy when you can only reach tf ©■"Sk-Luring the poet week we had an ; by trampling justice under foot I don't agreeable cal! Irom Mr. <J. II. C. A\ iiling vengeance. Davis has committed trea- ham the tiever and talented Editorof SOIiam ]theConsti:uti 0 nFajsthepumsh- the La Grange Reporter. AVe were plea.*- men: of treason shall be death. In the e l to Ic.iru fr in him that the Reporter is i iaIliC t .f half a million soldiers who have a paying institution. Such a fate is uter- ; ,, onc p, pj ie throne of Gbdp as- witnesscs.- ited It is one our favorite exchanges against‘the deep damnation of their tak and wc w:>!i it a long career of property. R&isxn? the Ceige of Katamonis. in concerns whose operation* are a* mon- Ryan arrival at Xcw York, we h.ve/ex-making slid as sure as g-d-mining it- aceounts of the failure'of the liberals to self? off ■ ’ in the name of your living sol diers ; iu'*the name of the republic,-whose life lias beeu- put in deadly peril ; in the nramc of the great future, whose fate to day swings in the ballance, depending _ , , . ., . . . on the example you make of treason, 1 do It has be«n said that trutln.s stranger , r . _ . «- r, • .. a mand the execution of Jen. Davis. And inasmuch as the gallows is the symbol of infamy throughout the civilized world, I would give him the gallows, which is far too good for hts neck. Not for all the honors and offices in this Goverumcnt jjs^.1 ho Lynchburg Virginian makes the lollowing remarks on the adoption by Sou h Carolina of the Constitutional A- , men dm rit abolishing-slavery ; said that truth than fit-lion. AA hat invention of fiction was ever more marvelous than the dc. duration would have beta four tr five years ago than on (he 13th day of No- vember, 1>GJ, South Carolina would, of her own accord, abolish slavery .' \\ ho . . , , , , , , .... ' , would I spare him, if in rav power. I would have believed it ? i lie mtUi who 1 , , , , , , . should expect the "hosts of half a uitHton dared utter the prophecy would liave been , , . , , , ' . , . i | soldiers vroulu haunt uiv poor iue te the considered a madman. And yet it lias - 1 been done; the Palmetto tjtutc, through ^ r,nc ' . . , i, , , . , , , , “And I would not stop with Davts.— lur assembled Legislature, has solemnly t 1 . , , , , ... i i ”i AA’hy should I ? There is old General declared I hat slavery is forever prohibited J ... , , " n-i , lie Lee, as hungry for the gallows as Davis, wit uin her borders. J hat proud and bery . ’ B J -iii i i - i i TApplause] He is running at htrge up l.ttle Mtfe lias yielded up her eherislied L 1 1 J n it stilutioii oil the'altar of Union and con ciliation. It the skeptics of the North need -tongcr evidence of the sincerity of the South than this what wuuid they a.-k ? Would they believe, though one r -so from the dead, to attest tile honesty of Southern professions ? A\ lien the .State of Cal houn, and Haync.an i Butler, and Brooks, and Illicit, is willing, for the sake of pea ;e and harmony, to abolish slavery, and docs it formally and fully, what more con vincing proof could she offer of her pur poses to accept the situation in good faith, and be a loyal number in the Union of States ? AY hat sacrifice of pr.de and of * life-long predilection is involved I and yet the sacrifice was made as a con n-s.-u u to Northern prejudices-and an (dieting to Union and conciliation. .South Carolina has ever been the peculiar champion of extreme .Southern views, to raise tile flag of secession, ami liist to strke down.that of the l moil, but ts now among the first to come up to thfr requre- u.e..t-of thg !•> ur,a.-ulcotiip y fully with the conditions preceucat-to her restoration" to - , , • , r . . .. . , . r , should be rone with fits soul Applause. I t.ic l (noil Such an earnest ol good . . . T - V ' Ui . , . . p “ Nor would I stop with Bee. J would faith and honesty in the Work of r. con- - , , ‘ , , . . . . ' hang liberally while I had my hand in. struct ion now suing on m the South we .. r , . I would dispose ol a score or two of the sffouhl think wou.u j-urhee to com nice { . , , , . most conspicuous of t tie rebel leaders, not even t e radicals, who nave snulied “trea- . ..... , , for vengeance, but to satisfy justice, and son in every breeze and i.cccj.tion in every profession of loyalty. and down the hills and valleys of Old Virginia, as it' nothing at all had hap pened ; and lately I have heard that he has been offered the presidency t f a col lege; going to turn missionary and school master, I suppose, to teach the young ideas how to shoot At thcJfeiHiC time lie is to write a history of the rebellion. Gentlemen, I'would not have him write that history. I would have it written by a loyal" man, and I would have him put in a chapter giving an aeount of the hang ing of Lee as a traitor. [Cheers.] AV hat right has Lee to be running at large, while / tlie'Govcrnment thus confesses that trea son is no crime ? AATiat right has It’ to be | in any place, without repentance, except in the ninth or lowest hell, where Dante says all traitors are found' ? “ AVhat right have you to cheat the 1 p ; Constitution out of his neck? I notice ■'-lie was lirst . that AA irz, some days before he was mmg. sent for a copy of Baxter s Call to the I'uconcerted. I would give Lee a copy ' of the same book, but I would let hint be hung, and leave God to determine what take Mata moms. But as the par icnlars The Times'special say*: 5*-cr.*(-n\- Mc- arc given bv one of Maximilian's organs. ^ Culloch replied to the reqU'-sto! iheGi>\- lltey will have to be r reive l with n great error of J-ou’h t ,-noHn.i j -r • a ! r n Ti. at . e-n .State to assume the direct fax .ovied by deal of allowance. The Mntannra* nan- * . . , 7 . , .Congress, that under the exi'iing taw tru chero, art imperialist organ. < f the loth Government has not power to grain the alt., gives fhe following particulars of the privilege." liberal attack ami repulse at that place: laws made an attack on the fcrttficafions CHI SilBfrtisfiiifiits. aryfofttg Ap city. Th y appeared af ——— - - ■ - — —— d ffercr.t poit:!s in small forces, leaving it a mailer of doubt whether an attack or a feint was intended. At k-ngtli a charg ing party formed an attack in earnest — The artillery was paikcd at the southeast point of the eitv. The charging party made up in desperation what they lacked in numbers. For a time the artillery picket was f reed back, leaving their guns . behind. At this jur.eture'tbc Gunboat Faisana, comman d by Alselmo and Rubiosteameu down the river to the assaulted point, and by a well directed fire put Hie outlaws to flight, when the artillery picket re took their guns and opened on the fleeing out laws. At the same time the part com manded by our contemporary, Fen or Don Mejia l’ena, opened a shocking fire upon the outlaws, and aided the gunboats -in dealing the cliapparel of the last scamp Gen. Mejia, learning a heavy assault was making on one of llic forts, put I,inn*!!' at the head of 000 cavalry and gallopi d down to the assaulted point, arriving just in time to see the fleeing outlaws disap pear in the cliapparel. AA hile the eliargc was being made at the lower end of the line, a furious artillery and musketry fire was being kept up on the upper forts, but without effecting any thing. Fully one thousand men were led against these forts. The forts maintained a heavy fire ujon the outlaws, and kept the n at a respectful distance. An im perial cavalry force went up to sec how things were going on. Much smoke was 1 rising. Up-on seeing the situation of af-; fails, Majia at their head, dashed forward and put the rascals to flight, taking from them one General. The firing continued j for two hours, when it died out. The Imperial troops maintained tlie r reputation admirably. The citizens re sponded nobly, and were on hand for the fight. Altogether 158 prisoners were taken.! Large numbers of the.outlaws were killed \ and wounded. The Imperial loss was sev eral wounded, an ! a dozen killed. A considerable quantity of ammunition a- bandrtned by the outlaws has been cap tured. XT i o: ]i School. Mat? an ! Female Collegiate Instilnle. J. T. REESE, Wholesale 1 Retail Dealer, II AS just received from New YY-rk a fresh supply of LEANT DAS} JOXEA, Pmscrmr., __ ,-r M, ' Aiicant .jv. ^ gj _ Ctl.TlVT —' —X A - kA — X j) THOMAS J. GBASON. Assistant, Instritctor in hnjtis'.i lietiiic.te*. ■j-*qiua.;aa f 'll I 1 RS <1 '0 '; m<I,w lTia i.N.m t -u Djoi(.\i.'-»]o Suisun.iand OJOj.aq qr.i r si. SVIlISiaiD —UOJ — SYOIIOV jo ,v|auvA jvoaS u t»?jy •sasedunj rctrtorpcu ‘sjonhtq pite sottt yy V A jsacy o*£i puui[ uo oactj -* \v itp js ppi? oq ii!" qt'jq.w ‘SHniHNOLLOH.TNO.) OUR ‘AIKIMDOIO ‘aavAU-aavn ‘si-mu-u- jo q:oj s - oSj(«i V DiBiibs oiiqDJ atjff JO opTS qjnos 3ip uo ojojg aiAiji lu 2 i;at->-3j a\ou oay HOcKTI N* HXIIYS .»/ « * 1 c D (par I ? I ent. Excrcis s b- yin on tlie seeon-1 Monday in January, 1 S-k). Course of study and Eates of Tuition per Scholastic Month. i’KtMAEY l>K ACT ■ T. Sj-ti I i il". R.-ad- iag ami Writing / - I'i-. pa iatoky Pe autm-xt. .English Graujm.ir.Geography,Ariiiinit-iic.xc..) -f 00 t'OMMEi.TI \l Depautment. ( E II g i i S h i Graui.r. i:-, English Gourpiuition. Aritli- n.etic, B >ok Keeping, I’cnui.tash p. Ai- cehra. ,v ■..) ° 00 Coli.eoivte Pepar,TME.vr. (Natural Sci ences and Belies Letters, ih-rl.im.itkui, Lniiu, Greek. French, Higher Mathe matics. Music. No..)...—• o 00 f'-d Tiie all vc School will consist of two Terms ;—six mouths for the first, ami four for tlie seci.ad. Students entering either ot these will bt charged from rime of entrance until I close of the Term. Tallinn jwi/itLlr at the clone i of each month. Board an-1 lodging can be had st S'-' 1 pt*r . i.:oath. To young men preferring to board j : tiic-mseive?, Maj. Morelajj^l n-id others have ! oilVre l to furnish timber, and allow them to j i-uild rooms on ti.eir Saint, near the Academy, i free of charge. . | “Christian Association’* every Wednesday night. Lectures on Bible subjects. - Litcrarv Society"—important subjects j discussed—every Friday night. Respectfully. LEONIDAS JONES. Principal, j .\r.jl. R.. Oh 'f'tt: ANt>, ] ; Rev.. W.. l>>. Sit th, j , Rev.. K. SrAfrOito, J Trustees, j Titos. fT. MoirtLAxn, j John W. Aiixold, J [Dec. 2 Io-2ni. EiElISMl, Oils, a n cl EVVE-STUFF^, at !iolj ?t:lUtI* Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Kero- sine, Perfumery, Flavoring Extracts, Hair Resto rers, Patent Medi cines, &c. In a short time his stock will be as complete* as before the *-ar. f-rif"Terms to suit Purchasers, ©a November I8-ll-tJ;n. LATE ARRIVAL <3 AT 3 We Ii..v< tiii.- day rect ived a fine lot of Genti’ BLACK CLOTH AND CASSIMERE COATS, TLRIOT T TIJ.IES a 3 IIOl’SE and f.tJT on S'tesvilie street. { now occupied bv Mrs. Little, is uttered i for sale. The house contains five rooms. A (; p\TS’ good Kitchen and Smoke-house on the prem- j :scs. Apply to J. E. Dent or the undersigned. Dec. 2-Id—it. f. B. BROWN. BLACK DOESKIN and FANCY* CAS SIM ERE RANTS, BLACK SATIN AND FANCY" CAS SIM ERE VESTS, FINE -MERINO UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS'. . • i; BRGDNAX & WILKIHSOI? II AVE on iiand and are now receiving' large and weii-sciecti-d Admiai^traIor ? s S:iIe. \ \ ’ ILL lie sold s’ the resid- nee of the late V f John C. Perkins, deceased, six miles East of Ne-.vnan, on Tuesday, tlie lti.h of It - cemher. tile foiloiving projiert c : t.Y.rn. Fod h r. Oats. Wio-at: Mules and otlit-r stock gcaeraliv, Cotton. Cotton Seed, aid cv ry thing else appL-riairiing to a farm. Terms cadi. ( --./"The land vriM ho rented a I-o on the s.inse d ;J. F. Ci)0i\, Adm r. Deeemb-r 2—1 1 -gt. FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS*AND SHOES, GENTS’ FLNE FELT, FUR AND CASSIM ERE IIATS-, LADIES' HOOD AND SKIRTS BALMORAL AND The Hyena howls for m sre blood ! Th- following atrooi.ius mid blood thirsty tunkc expensive the enterprise ot treason ■ in time to conic. I wish wc could hang! them to tlie sky that stretches over us, so! that till the nations of tjie earth might I ext act is from a late speech of Geo. W. tl,c *I*ctac!c, and learn what it costs j Julian of Indiana. Uur (at, would be tl > ?et firc t0 a fVcc Government like this. | deplorable indeed if such men were in T^ers.] If these men are not punished, | power. The one miliit n eight hundred : an,J )' ou a,k ’ w thc ’"‘ t(>rnal P” is * ln tv * ift i thousand Northern Democrats have teen ! it<elf doWH into thc S entr - 1 Ulii,d shat j a sa'utary check upon such men. • treason is no crime, in a little while wc In the monstrous falsehc.A of its state j* hil11 be frhakin S hawh wilh our lLar l ments and the demoniacal malignancy of. Southern brethren, the Government will j its language, it is unsurpassed bv any 5 e t b-c*. into its old ruts, and another j thin; tion : Thc captain *.J the gunboat .Antonia STOCil OA' -1 GfOCDXDS has just ar ived from below, reports the | At their store on the ^~ outlaws swimming the river in gr.al titua- avkY bers, and in the utmost coufiteisnt. G- n. . CorilCT formerly OCCUpied bv ; l bE p-rsot-s indehte 1 to the firm of J. M. ., . . . , . | j " * , r \ Brown ,'c Bros, are retitic-sted to route Ep sota,.sect)nd‘ it* command in the out- j j laws’ army, was killed and his body had j fallen into the Imperial hands. General Consisting in pari of the r,Rowing: Mejia lias just retur ted frotn the front, v-p \ jqj.; aI „i FANCY' DRY GOODS where he was from the beginning till the : DOMESTIC, FACTORY YARNS, common enemy of mankind disappeared. The Imperial troops are in-pursuit of the fleeing outlaws Gen. Hinojosa was wounded and taken to Brownsville. Re ports from Brownsville justify usinsaying that the outlaws' loss will exceed fi*e hundred killed and wounded. that has fallen under our observa- l,orriJ war wiI1 be th e harvest of our re-j cre.mcy to our trust. Disgusting, If Gen. Grant and a few more military officials sneeze or shake bauds with an acquaintance, the Northern press teem with glowing accounts of the important event. How shoddy, syeophautic and disgusting. For decency's sake, gentle men, forbear. Agriculture, No people have ever been prosperous unless their agricultural interests flour- Lhed. All tuides and professions are necessary to the well-being of a cimmu nity, yet all others languish whenever mother earth retimes or fails to yield her fruits in abundance. The farmers are the patrons of the other classes, and when they are few in number the effect upon others is net a matter of conjecture. AVhat avocation in life offers so many inducements or promises so profitable a return for labor as that of the tiller of the so:l? Previous to the war, when cot ton was worth ten cents per p mud and corn seventy-five cents per bushel, many accumulated large fortunes by their own industry, economy and labor. Will not greater riches crown the same efforts now “INDICTMENT OF JEFF. DAVIS. ,, „ . . , Restoration in the A alley of “ Suppose you were to indict Jeff. ,, * . . A iroinia.—All accounts from the A alley Da’ is tonight, as our fathers indicted old ... . . . . ot \ lrgima George III., the mdictm nt might read , ' . . , ‘ people in regard to improvement, l'eso- about in this wav : lie nas murdered !, . , A.'. , * 1 lated as that fair country wasffiy the rav- 300,000 of vour snldters; maugu d and - , , , . ages of the late war, there is now some maimed for life oOO.OOO more; he has i . , prospect of the restoration of at least a duplicated these atrocities upon his owh , .... . 1 . 1 large proportion of Us wasted property in . halt of the I nion and upon hts own mis , . „ r . tlie course ol a few years, when it wilt er.tble followers. He has organized great , , . . . , ■ once more be made to “biootu like a gar- ccnspiracies here in the North a-'d in tlie ! , „ , , ... - ,, , • A 1 den. In one locality in Lockingnam, North-wc-t, to lay in rapine and blood thc ■ . ,, , , „ - . .. * we are told by the Register, a locality towns, and \iilages, and cities and plan-’ , , . , , A ; ° ’ 1 desolated and blackened by fire, new build- tations of the whole lo-.al portion of the | , , . „ , •, ‘ ; ings have been springing up at the bul la:.d. He has sought to introduce into i , k , . ° . . ding of the genius of energy and toil.— the l nited States, and to ua.ionaiize on . , " , ", , , ’ . Already not less then ten new barns this continent. pcstiUnce, in the form of ", - , - , .. .. . 1 crown the sites which a few mouths ago iyellow fever, a U enterprise which. Lad were heaps ol -mouldcriri^hes: Almost tt succeeded, would have startled Heaven aj , of lhese bariis Ulaj be^embraced within used w.tli the agony and sorrow it woujd ^ , iuc of tbe visi0n from a p(jilit on the have lavished upon the land, lie has 1 ruau lc;tding lhtnC e to llawley Springs. put to death by the slow torture of star- 1 . - - i 1 . J j An these improvements have sjirung up vation in rebel prisons, CO,000 of your Resolutions in tho Georgia Conference in reference to the Rev- John H- CaldweU. The following resolutions were passed : ive encouraging tokens of the . R<*<Avrd, 1 hat we. as members of the BOOTS AND .SHOES, II ATS AND C A DS , AND BLANKETS. A 5tit hit of $ for-.r.ini nuri make imnie-ii.ite t:n/i< r :ga oil o: J. E. Deut. Dev. 2-13-Ot. • vrii-at to the C. 15. BB T-VX. J, J. PIN SOX IIis resumed business agiiti o j! DOvnntn r i n v > YrYr ’U> Ox’xAX’jrALA't X yj UU AXXH JtlXXXf And is now receiving n g-nerni stock of As (he CASiLSY.STF.M will be strictiv ad- LADIES’ TURBANS’, FELT STRAW IL'iTS, LADLES''NUBIAS AND HOODS, FINE FRENCH -MER'.NOS AND DeLAINES, ENGLISH and AMERICAN BRUNTS', of any style arid quality, FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, BLACK CLOTHS, CASSLMKRES, TWEEDS AND SATINETS, LADIES’ SHAWLS AND CLOAKS of any quality, BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED DOMESTICS, / GLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBONS, OVENS, DOTS, KETTLES, SPIDERS,. hm . d to> he a . !apts as hi3 root:o AND OVEN LIDS; ! ! “Short Prolils and Quick Sales,” i la-dies belts and buckles, ; CROCKERY, NATI-S, POCKET AND ; ’ TABLE CUTLERY: i ^’i' 5 rig thereby to obi -in from the public and * J tiie community with which 1>L destiny has ted for more titan thirty year- a !-rul share of their patronage. His 3*cck consists of every v: Georgia Annual Conference, feeling an Helios’ Dress Goode, Embracing Prints, Alpaceas, ■* DeLaiues, Merin-.es: U mbrellas. Ac ; abiding interest itt the welfare and pros perity of the M. E. Church, South, and whereas fears arc entertained that the pas age of the character of J. II Caldwell - without note or comment (against whom | no charge was presented) may be cen- strued into an endorsement of his senti- PEPPER, GINGER SPICE; timents as expressed in parts of his ser- , ' v 1 r , . POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS; metis denvereu m Newnan, Ga.,anu other , ’ places, also of approving of his course in SHOE PEGS and SHOE THREAD; applying to the military authorities, con trary- to' the Discipline of the Church, j SUGAK » COFFEE, CHEESE, MACK- tlierefore, ■ LULL, CANDLES; Reeved, That wc* strongly reprobate jj ^QGING AND ROPE; the one, and strongly disapprove thc of O ?? i r L i i sons and brothers, lie has been a party to the assassination of your martyred President. lie has poison d your wells, planted infernal machines iu thc tracks oi his army; murdered your wounded sol- within tiie last two month, since harvest. A great many people, adds, the Register, thought aud said last autumn, when we suffered so severely by the ravages of war, that we never should regain our wanted prosperity. They now begin to see imw other. ' TIN WARE, Ac., Ac., Ac. J. H. Caldwell said that in view of the 1IaviaR Iost L , rg , Iv 1>v t ; ie 1:l feeling that had been treated by the act,! f;ndir-s jt neces , :ir , t0 devo;e 0 he very much regretted that he had made . , , . J e _ witli renewed energy to a ousmei the application lie did to the military authorities.— So tithe i n - Christian lora te Dry Goods, » Boys’ Ilats, EL Hard-Ware &. Cutlery a general .assortment, S Groceries, a An t .a number of nrtieles in tlie DRUG LINE, Sac'll :!3 Black Pepper. All Spice, Cloves, Castor Oil, Sp’ts Turpentine, Borax. Red Lead, Venetian Red, _______ And several offier articles in tiie Ikont Line itl~ , ,'’ , : too tedious to mention. Suffice it to say. he mined to spare no pains to please those who hA . a „ re . ttl r V;) ,u-ty of every kind ot Mer- KNIVES, FORKS AND POCKET CUTLERY', ROUND AND TUCK "COMBS, ANY' QUANTITY OF TiN AND CROCKERY Vv A RE, COTTON CARDS, 200 BUNCHES OF FACTORY YARN'S. Ait of the above Goods will lie sold at a small jir.dit, as our motto is. : -Quirk sales and ; -ii'irc profits. T. k l). SWIXT k G :kknvti.l.E St.. fiiiiil<-r Masonic [fall.j Nov. ]S-ll-tf. NKW'NAN, GKUBGfA. FAMILY GROCERY" 2NT 33 ! DRINKING SALOON. war, and ■ attention in which we have been long engaged, we are deter- rpHE nadersi^ned firm is pleased to an- JL riourice to 'llicir friends and the public generally, that they iiavc now on iiand and are daily receiving a good stock of FA .TS 2 Ss Y G ROCE Ri ES, dkr#; boi.ed the dead bodies o* jour muc jj taken they were. Already feu boys in euletrotss, omd sawed up ,be i r j cing is everywhere being rapidly replaced, : bones into jewelry to decorate the God- J j urany of the barns too, and the fruits forsaken boo.es of the • firet f-mliiea of 0 p jj 0nes i ^,JJ are in readiness lor the har- Yirginia women. He has hatched iuto| vegt wh ; cil a h]6Si6d and evermindful life whole broods of viilaiuies that are [ 1Wi j e ,. ce will again send us. enough to make the devil turn pale at the j Thb 5;ime uiarc h ot improvement is re- ^pccwe.e. marked in ether parts of the A alley.— “ He llas Joao everything that the devii • Xot Jeast a:u0I1£r the evidences of iucreas incarnate e-.uid do to let kee ‘ the whole j m . r cntorprbe ^ th e revival uT newspapers contagion of hell ’ and convert the earth , ^ thc appeara!JCe of new ones, all dexo- Tiie Profits of the Exphe ness.—A letter from New York October -5i. says : The profitableness of the express bus! ■ give us their patronage, bjr 1 .! us to ihc prices, chandize than is nsinifiy kept in one est:ib!:-ii- s Bust- ; of SPods. , Slt'v^ mS”ot SS-K *-v k«V wiTa? V ’T , dated Dec. 2-12-tf. BRODNAX -fc WILKINSON, yon nil at^ L’lS.SVS *. j ’ hy cU ,J av ^tioH^^yau,l i - ! * ■' -• llu c -> - j fur ilcaiing, to be able to do at least our por- TAKET IP ness hns been-newly illustrated this week ME, on U ■ dnc-d iy. the by the declaration of a ham-ome extra ^ .T'r ta a , n ,. n ^ e ' i ' e i ! ’U' tnnl d j. -j i - , - , , b!irui m left ere T aiYidftnd. over Wiiicn Inr-lrv >haro. , , , * , . , 1 i HATS—HATS. tion of the business done in our line. Attached to this business is a First Class wiierc- v- c- keep the purest into a grand carnival of demons. ** But, gentlemen, we have caught him. ^ uiihd in left‘eye, CAPS C jK. J? S "PlM T11v 1 Tl Q» SalOOll, dividend over wb, c h rtie lucky Cb» r e-: 33lJ wUll both ’ hind f#ct wLitcl^g^. ^ ^ ^V. A. O. 0 LJCU JUii, hinders ot toe Atncrtcaii express Coot- Tlie owner is requested to < o/ne l-jr-w.-.t‘*t. provi- pany’s stock are rejoicing considerably.— property, pay charges aud t-ke him away, This company said in 1 SSI dividends on a or said lurse will be ccuit w.ta as t .e la w capita: of$2.UOO.OG0, amounting to thirty- ' o j elgltt per cent, in ca?h and fifty per cent. ~~ — t » n c ar.it ms old pmr in paid-up Stock. On its capital, thus in- - n, " j O. 1 ; pc-rnmcemlv io> ated atwis old stand on : s«v. that we invite into tiiis Saloon "*,,tleaien Straved or Sto J. M. HOLBROOK, LIQUORS, BEERS and WINES tf. ALBERT EDMOXD.SOX. YA ” Ol'Lf) tr.Ajf respe-tfully inform tlie p'ub- —_ t » lie and hts old patrons that he is now the market affords. And we take occasion to creased pa So,00>j,000, it has already de- 'UyltcproOdooco of Hod, and throo-h ra, ‘ £ ' n '. TraU «Ue olj V^llej U look/,.; ... ■ . « up again »rom the depths of her -\uice- the Yigtiatiee of your soldiers, he is in your power to-day. Now I would indict him. and pay him thc compliment of a ted to the great interest of practical resto- clared in i§'J5, ea.-!i dividends of tveuty- 4 . _ c - r\\ THE night of the 20th of November.! six per cent, and twenty-five per cent. II’ - decent trial bv the forms of law. I would McPherson. Gl k of the Housc’of Rep resentatives, has sent a new roil to the printer. ’ihe names of members elect | convict him. and then build a gallows, 4 from the Southern States appear on it. . - x , one Riile South of l*.i!metto. a large gray , within the coming .our months. What: HORSE, freshly shod :JI around, and nfjon? wonder, then, tlint the stock ot this insti- lo or il years old. It is supposed, if not tution is marketable at three times its i stolen, ho will attempt to pa«s through Frank- ; value- Aztd of what use is it to dabble. 1Sn towards ADbama. A liberal rewar-1 will j ^ • .V YT.M c.trra.1 u . r . _ be put tor Ills cel. -re-y Tj> me or Mr.-. r.u.i - a large stock c-f well selected HATS ,nthe Mall Street fancies wuen fur’• J of ^,nn. ar.d t.'Aiy. al! of which will U sold low fur tunes can so muen more easily aad spec-ui- THUS. I". SHERfJER. c : . t wholesale nu-1 rat «L ly be realized by pvraianent investments r>r'-.2-J:. W11 IT u: 11AIA a ST HI-: ET. (Sign of the Big Hat,) * ATLANTA, ftEOSfel.l, ot -*L>er, prudent, Imtdts, mid will be glad t‘ '•vast upon them, and thunk them for their ;> itr->.::■•£'.*: but would siinply liotiiy drunkards at; : rowdies fo stay away, its v, e do not want ! .'our money, and do not ’intend to be troubled ; with yon. ! on ns at the Pinson House.'on tho '•Ve.-:: side of Greenville street. McDonald. Stephens i c». MilRown. Chambers Co. Al l. ' >Vv. -L.M. HObHROflSt Gtkkx n. McDuxai.d, J V. 1). St man'x-i, I. X. I). Sxi-tnu-.:;s. [--(•pt. l»;-2-tf.