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A Crushing Rebound. We Imre seldom read anvthing more -«ee whether I could identity the tneu that complete and triumphant than the reply had inflicted such barbarities upon me. JOHNSON & GARRETT, treated rue to examine the prisoners and on the plunder ot the public trea ury than the relief of the wretched victims of their fraud. Indeed, ic the very “AS-TLE,M General Merchandise GKO. \V. COOK. J. J. GOODRUM DEALERS IN Of Her Dr. Huchanen, of Sooth Carolina.! I told them 1 would do so provided they Northern 1 wouIJ remain where they were and jOI j means of further agitation , and * follow me. The prisoners saw me at a would not have him happy, lest, by the on Union of Dr. HnchnnanV to a charge m i le through a paper by Her K. \V. Hutter.th.it he (Dr. , . f -- • ,, 15 ; •doated over ihc barbarites inflicted distance, held down their guilty heads alienation of his sorrows, they forfeit the risoners We copy a portion and trembled like aspen leaves. All cruel effect of their appeal to the humanity of show how men are cowards. One of niy arms was the North. Ihe fanaticism of New hn complete he turns the tables on his ac- still in a sling With the other I raised gland is a calculation of interest.—A. 3. some of their hats. They all bogged for Acirs. mercy. I said to them : * 1 he other day you were tigers: you are sheep now.’— Hut a hideous object soon arrested my attention. There sat my brutal enemy — the vulgar, swaggering Lieutenant who cuser: “ 1 was now doomed to experience in person the effect* ol avarice and barba rous cruelty. These, robbers bad been informed in the neighborhood that the family which I was protecting had buried Alabama.—In his late message to the : legislature of Alabama, Gor. l'arsons urges the adoption of the amendment of the constitution of the United States abol ishing slavery. and the passages of laws protecting the negroes in their person and property. This course, the governor -ays, will secure the admission of representa tives in Congress, and restore to the State y - . . ; all her political rights in the Union. He : , , , opposes a special code for the government 1 dollars worth in alt, and what there have a penknife to defend himself, and | »/ . , . . , , , . , . . r , , ot negroes, and recommends the adoption arried off by the owner, then knocked hull down with your list ° ...... .. J , , , , ,,, ,, i , of a vagrant Jaw b aring alike upon white ! this was literally true, and heavy scabbard! lie presented the ' 1 and black; suggests that vagrant laws similar o those uf .Massachusetts be adopt ed lie also recommends that provisions be made for destitute white and black per oris —Alucoii Tcleijrnjih. $100,000 in gold and silver. They first had ridden up to the steps of the house, demanded my watch, which I had effee-! insulted the ladies and beaten me most idaily secured from their grasp They unmercifully. 1 approached him -lowly, then asked me where the money had been and in a whisperasked him: ‘Doyou know hid I told thim I knew nothing about me. sir —the old man whose pocket you, it. and did not believe there was a thous- first searced, to see whether he might not, .VXD ALL K0l>S <>K COUNTS” PRODUCE. Brick Front. Srcond Door from Herald Office, NEWXAN, OA., Will keep on hand a general assortment of such goods as are needed in the country, which they will sell Low for Ca>h or Country Proluct?. November 11-10-ffm. GOOK & GOODKl’M, Grocers and Commission MEHCHANTS. North-West Corner Conft House Square. NEWNAN, OEORGIA, ii are Constantly re- Administrators’ Sale; v virtue of an order of the Honorable \ the Ordinary of Coweta-county will K* * at tiie late re-idence of Jehu M. Si'.ns, on ihe 11th day of December next, all the per- 1 ;onal property oelonging to the estate of -aid Adininisfrnlor’s Sale. * GRBBABLY to an order from the Hono able Court of Ordinary of Coweta county, (1;1„ W ill be sold before the Court House door ?rt Newnan. l.etween the legal hours of sale, cm the 1st Tuesday in January, 18i>G. the fol- Lots of Land, situate in the 7th Dis- II AYE on hand, ceiving fresh supplies of Ladies Walking Shoe?. Boys and Men s flats. Fine Writing Paper, Pens.Cedar Pencil-. > ate# and Pencils, I.inen Thread, Coates’ Thread. Spelling Books. Was bad been Col. Cash All They then concluded to try an experi- I picture of an arrant coward, and in a ment on me which had proved bo success- trembling voice implored me to havemcr- i ful in hundreds of other instances.— Cool'y and deliberately they prepared tn inflict torture on n defenseless, gray beaded old man. They Carried me behind a stable, and once again demanded where ihc money was buried, or ‘ I should ho sent to hell in five minutes.' They cock ed their pistols and held them to my head. I told them to fire away. One of them, a square built, broad-faced, iavge- mouthed, clumsy Lieutenant, who had the face of a demon, and who did not utter five words without an awful blas phemy. now kicked me jn the stomach until I fell breathless and prostrate. As soon as 1 was able 1 rose again. He once more asked me where the silver was 1 answered, as before, ‘I do not know.’- | open your lips ’ The men advanced — cy. ‘Don't let me be shot; have pity; old man beg for me ! I won t do it again. For God's sake, save me ! Oh, God. help , me!’ ‘Did y<>u not tell my daughter: there was no God ? W hy call on Him j n,iw ?’ ‘Oh, I have changed my inind;| ! believe in a God now ’ I turned and saw the impatient, flushed and indignant crowd approaching. ‘ What are they going to do with me?’ ‘Do you hear that sound —click, click?' ‘ Y> s/ said he, ‘they arc cocking their pistols.' — • True/said 1, ‘and if I raise a finger you will have a dozer bullets through \<»ur brain.' ‘Then I will go to hell; don’t let them kill me. Oh Lord, have inerev !’ ‘Speak low,’ said I, ‘and don't J.S, Will continue business at old Stand of REDWINE & HENRY, NE ll'.Y.l .V, GA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL * the Salt. Coffee, Syrup, Flour. White Fish. Corn Meal, Sweet Potatoes. Irish do C.rn. Pros, • Soda. Candy, Tobacco, Caudles lation tools, household and .... -lieu excP j,,| on of eighteen (IS) acres in the South- one family carriage. several uagon> an '' ^ t cornrr . including Jones' Camp Ground ; ■> ^ge lot of Sorghum !\vrup. and >»“">«> ; exception oi about ten (10) acres tcdioti* to mention. terms .. . r . c _..:j i Cotton Cards, Water Buckets, Bagging, Rope, Twine, Matches, Sifters. Pepper, Sulphur, (operas. Indigo. Madder, Ac.. &c. «og=*We xx ill barter to all kinas. Shoe Brushes, Men's Shoes. Pocket Combs, Agate Buttons. Envelopes, Blacking. Coffee Mills, Bed Cords, Hair Pins, Segnrs, Spice, Pin?, things too ttdiotis to mention, c’sh. Sale to continue from da. to day until all* i« sold. JOHN W POWELL Adm’r. ANN E. SIMS, Adtn’x. September 11»-2 -i ds. GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. WO months after date, application will be I made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, at the first regular term after expira tion of two months from this no.ice. tor leave to sel 1 one Pine Lot of Land in the first Dis trict of said conniy. belonging to the estate of Job Rigby, late of said county deceased: for the benefit of the heirs am 1 creditors ot slid deceased. SUSAN L. RIGBY, Adm'x. October 7-5-Gud. W A Notice to Debtors and Creditors. LL those indebted to the estate of B. \\ • , ^ North, late of said county, deceased, r Corn try Prod ice of wi q £ om( . f or »ard and settle the same without [oct. 7-5-i>t. 1 j e | ay> r.d all having demands against said deceased will present them in terms of the law in such cases made and provided. IL A. NORTH, Adm’r. Nov. 11-10-fit. de bonis non. New Tin Shop, ODJ DEPOT STREET, Three Loors from Public Square. imw 600DS! I HE undersigned, lias just opened, and is ready te supply the town and surroiiod- countrv with any tiling in the With bis heavy, elephant foot he now kicked me on my back until I'fcll again Once more l arose, and he put the same question to me. 1 was nearly breathless, but answered as before. Thus was 1 either kicked oi knocked down seven or ciglit times. I tlien told him it was per fectly usi le-s lot him to continue his threats or bis blows. 11c might shoot me it lie clmse. 1 was ready and would not budge an inch—but requested him not lo bruise and batter an iinarne d, dcfeiiM less old mail. * Nmv,’ said lie. ‘ I m w plan. I low would you Already me had pulled tne by tin- coat. • Show us the men.’ I gave no clue by which the guilty could be identified. I walked slowly through the cat. and sprang into the carriage and drove off. “ Rev. E. W. Gutter, this is the way- in which I have ‘gloated over the bar barities inflicted on the prisoners.’ This is the man whom you have wantonly and cruelly traduced.” will try like to havi both arms cut off?’ lie did : 1 not wait for an answer, but, with his heavy sheathed sword, struck me on my : arm near th shoulder. I heard it crack ; it hung powerless by my side, and 1 sup posed it was broken, lie then repeated ! the blow on the oilier arm. The pain i was exei111i..ting and it was several day- belort I could caive my loud or lake my arui out of a .-ling—and ii was black ami I blue for weeks. (I refer to Dr. Ivdlock, | •of Chi raw.) At that moment the ladies, headed by my daughter, who had only then been made aware of the brutality being practiced upon me, rushed Irutn the bouse and came flying to my rescue. *• You hare not murder iny lather/ said my child ; * he lias been a minister ol the same church lor titty years, and God has always protected him, and will protect him.' ‘ I)o you believe in a G d. Miss?' Said one ol the biutai wretches; ‘1 don’t belibve in a God. a Heaven, dr a hell.’— ‘Curry me,’ said I. * to your General/ 1 did not intend to go to Gen. Sherman, who was at Cheraw, from whom 1 was informed no redress could be obtained, but to a General in the neighborhood, said to be a religious man. Our horses and carriages had al: bet n taki n away, and I was too much brufsed to be able t > walk. The ether young officers crowding around tne. very officiously, te The Negro and tho Abolitionists The small class of simple-minded peo ple who were inclined to impute the anti slavery ai'i'iition to a solicitude for the welfare of the negro, sire likely to be undeceived by the present conduc' of the Abolitionists. The black population u! the South are in a deplorable state of destitution. In gaining their freedom they lost the guardian care of th- ir natu ral protectors. Tlies me nla; : on being established between the two communities of the South which - xists elsewhere be tween ca] ital and labor, the recent master will distribute employment with an exclu sive reference to his own interests; and, while lie will engage the most reliable service at the lowest rates will > ccline the support of those dependent families which formerly existed on the contribu lions ol his bounty. Thus, two-thirds of ibe negro population are thrown upon the earnings of the few who are capable and willing to work; and :t results'from the deficiency of capital in the South, that the wages of these is altogether in- adequate'to the wants of the dependent class. All the money, all the land, all the agencies of industry are monopolized by the whites, and by the kindness of ihe Abolitionists, the negro is cast upon the world under every embarrassment, and without a single facility in the snug gle for existence. The couseqm ucos ol 11H - j abrupt emancipation are before us.* Tin- negro, abandoning hims ll to the idle r jramr vkwbsi Either at Wholesale or Retail. Roofing, Guttering?, Stove Fixing, And nil kinds of done promptly, nnd nt the lowest prices. A full assortment of MecTcine?, Chemicals, | j rEKFpERY, FINE TOILET SOAPS, FINE ( HAIS MS 2Q02H 3aoSESS,j 1 TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, AND SHOULDER I v WO months after date application will be j he made to -the Court of Ordinary of Coweta at the first regular term after ex ira- tion of two months from this notice, tor leave t > sell ail the lands belonging to the estate of Thos..Dyer Ir . late of said county deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors of said dt-ceasek. JOHN P. REES, Adiu'r. With the will amt^iea: I D ft 1 1 A \0 Nov. 10th 18tr>, i’-0d. ml Dnuunllyu gkoi:i;ia-iw,c near the North-east corner of said Lot, con- ! stituting in nl! about tiiree hundred and sev- ! entv-five t ::7A) acres, more or loss, to lie sold. Sold subject -0 (Me widow's doiv?r from the original tract of land, which consisted of ( about four hundred and eighty (4'80) acres.— Sol 1 as the property of Thos. Johnson, late of Co we la county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Nov. 11-10-tds. G. L. JOHNSON, Adm’r. Administrator’s Sale. ILL he sold on the fii>t Tuesday in De-” eember next, agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary of -Mcr.-iwethef t'tWrrffy, - before tin- Court House ».oor in Newnan, (hr., - wilhin the legal lumrs of sa’e Nortii lulf of” Lo; No. JIG. second District of Coweta county, ! containing ninety-six neres. more or less, eighteen acres cleared. Sold as the property of Peter Windoin, late of sail, county, deceased. Sold for the henciii of 'lie heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms cish. . Sept. d0-4-tds. MARK MORGAN, \dm'r. i ' Adfiiiiiiistrator'v Sffle. ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in December next before the Court Ilousa dooi in the town of Newnan, Coweta county, live hundred acres of Land, known as the late residence of John Houston, deceased. About two hundred acres in wood, and seventy-five acres in bottom. Please call and look at the - place. Sold according to the provisions of the Will for distribution, -te. W.'.i. B SMITH, Oct. 7-d-tds. Administrator de bonis non. GEOHtilA, COWETA COUNTY. I WO months after date application will be and other goods usuailv found in Tin Shops. ' W. M. REYNOLDS. Newnan, Ga., Sept. lG-’J-ly. IMPORTANT SALE. r l BRACES, PORE LIQUORS For Medicinal uses, qgqrcirJI -T» 3 BLUE STONE, OINOEB, INDlQDj MAEDIP, C.’PPEBAS BLACK PSPPSB, ALUM, J. LORCI1 & CO., Have just received at J. M. DODD'S old stand, South- West Corner Public S t j ii a r e , NEWNAN, GEORGIA, . A new and large supply of READY MADE Starch, Spt’s Turpentine, liiTg me they would represent the case to ; alu j improvident iti.-tiucts of his nature, the General, and that they would have hiui shot by ten o’clock the next morning I saw the winks and glances that were interchanged between them. Every one gave a different name to the officers.— refuses the condition ol life prescribed to humanity, and dieams of subsistence by some other means than the sweat of the brow. But, even if he were willing to work, he would miss the opportunity; The brute remained unpunished, as I saw j,, r p v ., j aw (l p retribution, the ruin pre lum the followiug morning, as insolent cipitated on the white man has deprived and as profane as he had been on the preceding day. “As yet no punishment hud fallen on the brutal hyena, and I strove to nurse my bruised body and heal my wounds, and forget the insults and injuries of the past. A few weeks after this I was sent to perform a parochial duty at Mar’s Bluff, some twenty miles distant. Arri- hiui of the chance of profitable employ ment. An utter privation of the neces saries of life and a hopelcsSsbond-ige to poverty, is the preseut condition of the negro in the South. Accordingly, under the operation of causes which, of ucces sity, involve the extermination of the j Sugar, people subject to their sway, the negroes at the South are perishing at a fearfuf 1HE subscriber having been confined to hi? bed for years, and unable to attend to business, will sell on Wednesday, the 6th December next, without reserve, at his plantation on the Chat tahoochee river, at the McIntosh Reserve, twelve miles from Newnan, Ga., to the highest bidder FOR CASH, the following articles:— SEVERAL THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN, FODDER, OATS, WHEAT, PEAS, 2000 BUSH ELS SWEET POTATOES, Ii*isli Potatoes. Slmcks; 1,000 bushels Cotton Seed, 1*2 barrels fine Syrup; ■—ALSO— A Fine Lot of Mules, Brood Mares, Horses, SUPERIOR CATTLE, (three-fourth Devon and one-fourth Durham,) Sixty head of South Down Sheep; Fifteen or twenty thousand pounds of ranted(genuine un-1 o-. the be?t quality. Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, En velops, Dye ivoods and Stuffs. In fact liiy stock contain everything that is in a first Class DRUG STORE Bv strict attention to the wants of custo mers I hope to merit a share of public patron age. 1 respectfully invite my friends to call and examine my stock’and prices. Physicians’ prescriptions carefully compounded, an>t all orders correctly answered. Medicines war- ounty. To o/f iclom !( moi/ concern : I VERSON E. WALTOM having in proper form applied to me for permanent Letters (if Administration on the estate ot John B. L. Waltom, late ot said comity; This is to cite nil and singular the creditors and next of kin of John B. L. Mai.pm, to be and appear at my office within ihe time allow ed hv'i.iw, and show cause, if any they can, ‘ wliv permanent Admiuistra-ion should not lie -Tamed to Iwr.-ou L. Maltoiu on Jo in b- I.. I Waltout s estate. Witness nn hand and nflieia! signature, Oc- | tober21st, IS A. B. IL MITCHELL,Ord’s, October 28-8-.':0d. 1 ade to the Honorable Court of Ordina ry o said county for leave io sell all the real estate of B. L. I. Smith, I.-te of said county, decerned. GEO. E. SMITH, Adm’r. i Ictober 1 4-(>-2in. J GEORGIA—Coweta County. To oil icloon it nuii/ concern : ANE K. KITTS having, in proper form, ap plied to me for permanent Letters of Ad- mitiistraiion on the estate oi M iliis M. Kitts, late of said county: This is to rite a!! and sin ular the creditors and next of kin of \?':llis W. Kitts to he and appear a, mv olliee within the time allowed In law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not he gran ted to Jane K. Kitts on M iili- M . Kin s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, Oc tober gitth.lt'ho." B. II. MIlCUi'.i.L, Oi - d y. October 23-8-odd. pnospscr-tTiS OF THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY ENQUIRER, A rOl’CLAIl BUSINESS, NEWS AND FAMILY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO Constitutional Liborty, and General Welfare of the Country. $ ^5 3XT33 It is li irdl v necessary to allude to our politf-- cal principles, tor the honest advocacy of which we have been under the ban of military power, and have encountered a proscription and persecution unexampled in the history of the Ihess. In the future, as in the past, we shall main tain as fundamental truths the Ki't Af. KIGIIT.H AND SOVFItKIUSTY OK Tilt STATES, Fatted Pork Hogs; One hundred head of Stock Hogs; One set of Blacksmith's Tools; Four and Two Ilorsc Wagons; Carts, Plough and Wagon Gear; Plantation Tools, and perhaps so House-Hold Furniture. Sale to continue until all is M. sold. B. CLARK. Sept. 1G, 1885-2-6m. E. M. BRL'GE & CO., BANKERS LADIES aid GENTLEMEN’S All varieties of BOYS & GEN 1 LEMEN’S r lJL fix —AND- Ig^g^The Ferry will be let at the same time and place, at frum one to four years, Get, 28-5tds. GALL AND SEE OUPv NEW STOCK Family Groceries, Hard-Ware, Crockery”, Glass-Ware, Tin-Ware, —AND— Confectionery. COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, GA., E. F. METCALF & CO., COMMISSION —AND— F0RWARDIN3 MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA., E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN & (0., SITTII F1STIII NOTIO N,S, Of all kinds; KDCP & BALMORAL SKIRTS; CLOAKS, -COBSETS; HARD-WAKE CUTLERY. Also a large and full supply of all kinds of & j GEORGIA—Coweta County. To ol! idiom it inn / conn rn : ( i aTHKIUNK M. GRAY having, in proper ‘ form, applied tn me for pn'inniiiMit Letter.*: lot Administration on tie estate ot Benjamin : G;-y, late ot .-aid county: This is to cite all an ! singular the creditors I and next of kin of Benjamin Gray o I i appear at my.uni e within tiie time eMoired l>y I iaiv, and show can e, if any they can. why permanent Adtnini-tr.ilion -huuid not begran- I ted to Catharine M. Gray on BenjaiuLi Gray's 1 estate. j Witness rny ofiieiai signatnie. O -r. 2'i. 18o->. Oct. 28-8-BO. 1. 15. II. MITCI1BLL Only. j GEORGIA — C'uwct.i Gounty. | ’'I’HOMAS (x. NORTH h iving applied to be j I appointed G tar lian of the persons and ' property of Viola. C lhim'ius atid Benjamin North, minors under fourteen years of age, residents of said county: This is to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the tenn of the Court oi Ordi nary held next after Hie expiration of thirty days from the first publication of tlpc notice, and show cause, if any they can, why said ! Thomas G. Noitli should not be entrusted with the guardianship of the person nnd prop erty of Viola, Co'mnfi-us and Benjamin North. Witness niy official signature. Oct. 23 8-30d. 15 II. MITCHELL, Ord'v. J. If. JIAYY. Sale .<man. Sept. 16 2 tf. viitg at Florence, in the vicinity, I was rate of mortality. Meanwhile their suf- 1 met by a etowd of young men connected fi rings are shocking to humanity. But with the militia. They were excited to what are the abolitionists accomplishing the highest pitch of ragefand thirsGd for their relief? They ask for bread, and for revenge. They believed that among their patrons in Boston mock them with the prisoners that had just arrived on the an offer of the elective franchise. Like tailroad car, on their way to Sumter, were the beasts of the field they perish for the the ven men who had committed such want of the necessaries of life; and the horrible outrages in the neighborhood.— Government that afflicted them with the Many ol their houses had been laid in fatal boou of lreedom. attests its svmpa- ashes. They had been robbed of means been seized ; their cattle and hogs had trorn the protection of such friends. Consisting in part as follows :— Glass Sugar Dishes, kc.. Coffee. Tumblers and Goblets, N. O. Molasses, Pitchers and Bowls, Flour, Sets Teas, Salt. “ Plates, Tobacco, _ Dishes. NaiD, Tin Coffee Pots. Mackerel, Tin Buckets. Cheese, Crackers, Tin Pans & Cup: Oysters, Pad Locks, Cigars, Chest Locks, Raisins, " . Butts & Screws, Candy, Rasps and Files. Almonds. Ames' L. H. Shovel, Creamnuts. Pocket Knivc*. Fine Cat Tobacco, Canned Fruits, I Gimlets. Shears. Snuffers. Hammers, Hntchets. —AND Forwarding Merchants, APALACHICOLA, FLA, GEORGIA—Coweta County. ytT’ESLEY W. ADDY, administrator on \ $ the estate of Jacob Addy, deceased, who was Guardian for Jacob S. and Martha : A. A-idv. having applied to tiie Court ot Or- i dinary of said county for a dh.eharg : from bis Guardianship of Jacob S. and Martini A. Ad- j dy's persons and property: j Tliis is, therefore, to cite nl! persons eor.- cerned to show cause, by filing objections in i ray office, why tiie said Wes'ev W. Addy, ad- ! ininistrator on the estate of Jacob Addy. de- j ceased, should not he dismissed from his Guar dianship of Jacob S. and Marti a A. Addy. and receive the usual Letters of Dismission. Given under my hand and official signature Nov. 2d, 1805. 15. II. MITCHELL, Ord'rr. November 4-9-30d. GEORGIA—Coweta County. , To nil whom if mm/ a neern : VUD-LIAM H. BEAVERS having ia pro- | Y » per form applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of . James J. Beavers, late of sai l county: This is to cite rlii and singular the creditors and next, of kin of James J. Bearers, to be ; and appear at my office within the time allow ed by law, an i show cause, if any they can. Amt the Persona/ I.iher/i/ of the C'i'i: n ajninst alttic/.s from an;/ ami all quarters. Wc shall oppose all Usurpation of P •wer, ami shall ever insist upon the,Entire Subordi nation of the Military totlicCiiil Authorities. We are oppo.-od to Negro Suffrage, and tlm It idical Republican design of creating Negro Stales in the South, with Negro Governors and N -gro Congressmen, &<*. W.*are in fav.v of all the States being in tiie future, as in tf : past, exclusively under Waite direction an ( control, and are opposed to any admixture j with Inferior amt Subordinate Races. . ; Wc are in favor of a liberal and generous 1 • po iev towards the States with which tin* Fed eral Government has been at war, since it is | only in that manner th t tiie troubles of the I past can he effaced, tne Union restored, and : the sc tions ever fraternize together. As a Family Jolhxai. the Enquirer is sur passed hy none, and should he a welcoiin vis- i itor to the family of the Merchant, the Farmer, j and tiie Mechanic, containing as it does tirfc • latest and most reliable IntelJigeii'-e. General ; News, and Interesting Reading Matter. Tiie ITsaxciai. and Commekcial Depart ment of the Enqui-er, as will be seen, is not its least recommendation to public favor. An unusually large space is weekly deleted to Full and Reliable Reports of the Ruling Prices of this and other Markets, making it an inval uable friend to farmers and merchants. Tiie Weekly Enquirer will be mailed to sub- j i scribers at the following REDUCED RATES: Single C >pv, one Year 02 00 Single Copy, six Months J 2”? Ten Copies, one Year 20 00 With an additional copy to getter-up of Club. Money may be sent at our risk by Express, I prepaid,) or in registered letters by mail.— For sums over ten dollars sent try mail, drafts or I’. O. money orders should be procured. Address, FARAIT & K’LEAN, Cincinnati, Ohio. EffY-Speeiiiieii Copies sent on application. THE MTIOML AMBBICM. Its Publication soon to be Revived. 'TWE undersigned takes pleasure in announ- JL cing to its old patrons and the public ^ that, arrangements have bee2 nearly perfected by which the “National A'*e .ijax ” will be revived, in a new and attractive f’o r m, and un der very favorable auspices, in the city of Atlanta. Georgia, early in the ensuing year. Tiie paper was established in 13515, and en joyed a patronage and ponular ty greatly su perior to any of its city eotcmpOraries up to -January, 1861, when it was discontinued ire consequence of the secession of Georgia from the Union. It will be remembered as a bold a ,d consistent National Journal — zealously opposing Secession and Disunion, and a- warmly advocating the development of the vast and varied resources of the South—p ir- ticularly of Georgia; the adoption of a liberal NOTICE. ncr?on« bavin- anv of the Change ’ ’ xll - v Alters should not be granted to William j system of Public Schools and'General Educa- 1 '* ° II. Beavers on Jamet J; Beaver’s estate. — ~~ —” ’ * 1 ‘ ' * Nov 4-9-Sod. B. H. MITCHELL, Only. K-in«&Cup«' Advances made on Consignments made to WATTS, CRANE & CO., New York, WATTS, GIVEN & CO., New Orleans, W. C. WATTS & CO., Liverpool, Eng., LL - Bills of Brown. Swint 7. Co are earn- j cstly requested to present them to the under- | signed for payment. " When the^e bills were i issued, it was impossible o get small change j 1 of Gre nbacks. and it was at the suggestion ! of several of the business men of this place ! that we consented to issue lliem Now plen ty of GEORGIA—Coweta Comity. To oil idiom it inn// concern : J OHN T. KIRBY having in proper form ap plied to me for Letters of Administration Greenback chanqe can be Iiad, and we , ( ] e bonis non. with the will annexed, on the would take this occasion to say that we will ] estate of Joseph Bohannon, late of said county: cion: an enlightened system of Agriculturep the promotion and elevation of the Mechanic Arts; the establishment of Manufactories, and the encouragement of every industrial pursuit calculated to improve the Minds and Morals of our Keople, and render them prosperous and happy in the “Union of our Fathers.” It will he the aim of its projector and hi* present Associates io sustain, in ali its leading not receive any more city sbinplasters at our house for goods, (fiber ..erchants small chance as eerily as we h i e done. This is to cite all and singular the creditors I { 5 at:ires ’ * he nic ' 1 f 0 ”/ 1 nam - •5 and next of kin of Josepk Bohannon to be We j anil appear a. my office within the time aliow- by cither of the above Houses. October 2l-7-3m. )f every tbi by no donation of supplies. _ Well ! Augers. Axes, Slates and Pencils,Coffee Mills, ses had nmv .be e....... en.rem I Carry Combs, Horse Brushes. Shoe Brushes, ; His Blieking. Matches, Gate Hinges. Tacks. Awls. Shoe Knives. Shoe NaTs. Shoe Thread. Bristles. Al m. NEW BAKERY. been haumetted ; their mothers and sis- unde“eloped intellect may not enable him bt3rcfa . Pepper. Gm„cr Spic.. . *. ... . ,, , . , . - , , , . J . . , i Copperas. Blue Stone. Rice, Candles, Green ters had te n insulted and robbed of their to detect the hypocrisy of those who tv*. Bar and Toilet Soap, Cotton Cards. Buck liav* plenty of small change to supply all our j ef ] by law and show cause, if any they can. customers. T. i I). >\\ INT .it Cl). 1 why Letters of Administration dc bonis non, Greenville t . . under Masonic Ilall. Newnan, Ga., Oct. 1 f-6-tf. wit the wiii annexed, should not be granted to John T. Kirbvon Joseph Bohannon's estate. Nov. 4-0-i50d/ B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y. or 0 watches, i. r ami wedding rings. Some ) affect a peculiar solicitude lor his inter- j et5 - Brooms, Tubs, Shovels anu Tongs. Fry ,. , , , j - 1 . v . ,, ... , : Pans, Sifters. Shaving Boxes and Brushes, of their parents had been murdered in ests; buf, to all sensible persons, the ; Ha j r Brushes Tooth Brashes. Dress and Pock- 1 he aged pastor, to whose cruel perfidy of the Abolitionists is obvi- et Cotnbs, Hair Pins, Pen. Ink and Paper. Pea i j ..*" .. , . , i I . „ i.’ Holders. Lead Pencils. Thimbles, 'Buttons, h d so otteu list, ned, had been ous enough. Their pretense ot regard Sewing and Krajuing N - ee<1 i eSr * c . ’ IVe have also n lot of Shoes, nats and Cold blood, voice tl kick d .mi knocked down bv repeated for the negro was a mere expedient for; blows, n i I- h ary lu-ad had be- n ; the acquisition of political power; and, drag-.:isi. al out iu the saud. They eu-' that object achieved, they are more intent' GEORGIA—Coweta County. To all idiom it may concern : S ARAH CARMICHAEL haring in proper form applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate* of Richard II. I zen’s saddle—was shod before, is se en or j Carmichael, late of said county : J eight years old, bioad across the hips, with r This is to cite all and singular the creditors 1 " high hip bones, and in good order. Kitty and next of kin of Richard II. C irmichael, to dollars reward will be paid for the arrest of be and appear at my office within the time N THE ]f»;h inst.. about 21, miles South east of Newnan, a sorrel MARE, having a white streak on her forehead, and white left hind foot. She had on buggy bridle and citi- (V*r,L»r 23—»f. Fresh Bread! The undersigned is prepared to furnish ' aouars rrwani Mill wc jmki iui m FRESH BREAD EVERY KdRSTNG. t ^ ie thief, with proof to convict. Any infor- allowed by lair and -how enu-e. if any th ■ R " C ‘ * I mation concerning the mare will be thankful- can. why permanent Administration siiouhi If liberallv patronized, customers can bare !y received. Said mire i- worth - - II. G. WALDROP, ° ~V«_»r*7 XcTn.'ir. fi.u Woolen Shirts, all of which we offer on the . . JC»NE< A C \TES. ; bread sent to them before breakfast each day. I i..t VC. R. CHAPMAN. • not be gran red to Sarah Carmichael on Richard II. Carmichael's estate. v t.K-::M B. H. MITCITELL Ord'rr. I dence and consistency of tiie paper, anil to ! rn ike it, if possible, even more acceptable and. i popular than in i:s hitherto palmiest days — The paper "hil in no wise belie its past proud record. 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