About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1866)
Sing's Mountain. A Relic and its Reminiscences. National Banks. The New Orleans Crescent sa “It is cvjilent that which had became a little awry, and said CARROLLTON A fticud inf rrns us that he dined a appreciate the fulness of the provisions few days wince, in this city, at the }if*o*c ol National Banking Law to save of a lady descendant of the celebrated pa- ' holders of the bank circulation from ! triot hero/ Guv. Isaac 8!ieihy. Thire-Tn tbc fifct inatanoe. the bank is com- hung upon the wall a fine oil pointing re- polled to deposit with the comptroller of presenting the bold and energetic coun- tbc currency Lotted States 1» nds to ti. ten mice of the hero of King’s Mountain, amount of at Last one-third of its capital. The cloth used at the table was a rLamsk The comptroller then issued to the banks, linen table cloth, the property of Cols, in -circulating notes, ninety per cent of Ferguson, captured at King*# Mountain, 'the market value of the securities depos It had been handed down as an heirloom, Rc f l—hut in no case more than pur— and is in perfect perservatiow. Jt is reserving the ten j»er cent as a margin large enough to dine more than twenty for the protection, uot ot toe holders id persons, and the figures arc beautiful and the notes, but of the Government, which, perfectly distinct, notwithstanding the lapse of time since its manufacture, arid escentsavs: with, ereatdignity and composure. “N\ w. 1 TFICAVTP IV'sTITI^TF the public do n .t m v brethren, we arc prepared to clear ; T11AOIAUU lit 0111 h 1U - - — 8 6 6 .’^2-' D. BROWDER & C’O., DRY GOODS B Y Administrator’s Sale. VIRTCE of an outer from the Con: . ana - , the rubbish from the text_and_r.ro- 1 cecd to flw subject of our dis course. ,r i DIE Exercises of this Ir.s’.ilulioti resn met (ill be J. T. REESE, i ; Wholesale 1 Retail Dealer, ■ 'W 7 . - . . . , v v , , , ’ "lIJLir.1 rQAt o AfATt Am » A ft i whereon John C. Dyson resided at the time of TT A u JU ’ r ^ CCenred fr0 “ N " T l0rk * frCi ‘' 5 WIIULILo/ILLj n«U IlM/llLl, | )is , }(>iUh . .. ont ,m,ing one acre, more or les,. of ©rdiaary of Coweta county, will be so 1*1* m the S'st Tuesday in February. 1-S66, at tlie Court Souse door in said county, be tween the legal hours of sale, the Lot of Land supply of Seven thousand , u F,', r \ 1 aided bv Mexican News. i It is not true that the French troops.; are evacuating Mexico, recently landed at \ era Cruz. Steps are being taken by the Imperial force meet any steps peaceful or hostile by the United States Government. Lewis Second Monday in Jannirv next. direction of the former Principal, the accomplished Instructress. Mrs. ( M. STiN.'Ki.L. It' accessary, other teachers j to [ w dl he employed. c ' The h- riding ,= sufficiently capacities to ; contain two hundred and fifty pupils with ; J) i convenience, bcautituily. Ipc ited on an cmi- ' . , . , inencc East of the Village,rconiuiar.diwg a view | a.iipbeii lias been appointed to, anil bast<ift!ic conn*rV eastward, and South to the Oak j accepted the office of Minister to .Mexico, i Mountain ridge. , • , , , We design the curriculum Gen. Logan would not accent. , .. c i thorough ami practical & the ,r? ^ TtsriOv, Oils, and DYE-STUFFS, We have removed our Wholesale Stock i from No. 45 to 37 Market street, the House formerly occupied by Messrs. Phillips. Faris £ Co., and have just received a large addition to it of very desirable seasonable Goods, i such as Cloths, Sattinets, C*** meres, Kentucky Jeans. White £ Colored Flannels- i A very handsome lot of \Y in any event, is bound to pay the full face of the notes in lawful money of the dined to accept a carriage made for hit the use and accidents to which it must Lnitcd States; that is, if the securities by the workmen of the at have been subjected. deposited were suddenly to become value Our readers arc familiar with the his- less, the Government would be the loser, been purchased by Secretary tory of the celebrated engagement refer red to. The British had established a not the note holder. “The proceedings in the case, of a post at King’s Mountain, upon the north- bank failure arc prompt and simjdc. The western frontier of ifouth Car lina. A holder of the bank’s bills presents them joined extracts ul a letter from ex Gov- cuiura of study to.be practical: the government nilld t ret firm—retprrrtitg strict adherence to rule. [.'resident Johnson has p*»*itivc:v de- None need uuike application for admission who at his old stand. are not ready and wi'ling to yield implicit 1 obedience’to every school doty. Our purpose ( . my repair work- is to impart instruction to both he id and heart. Lamps. Lamp CllimilCYS, IvCTO- hop, after their working hours,'and it ha* ‘ ''f b!c! '. ncVCr Cftn bc do!lc ^ccssfdllv wlirc | ° ’ ! there is oiqiosition. After an experience of twenty-four years iu uuiemittc-d teaching in the Suite in which we were born aud educated, we flitter our selves with the hope of u liberal patronage, especially of those wlio are best acquainted with our system of teaching To those who desire a healthr location for tanton. Letter from Ex-Governcr Allen, of La. A friend has furnished us with the sub- forcc of regular soldiers and torics, under at the counter for redemption in lawful , cruor Alien, of Louisatia, dated City of .their children, there is no place in Georgii command of Col. Ferguson, held the posi- money. It is refused. The holder then lion aud devastated the Country. Gen- protests them formally, and the notary erals Jyhclby, Campbell, of \ a., \\ illiams, sends the protest to the Comptroller of and some others, projected the enterprise the Currency. The Comptroller makes — it is believed without the order of any further investigation into the facts, and superior authority, of capturing the post. 0 n being sati.-fied of the failure, is bound, Mexico, December .'Id “ I am endeavoring to make an honest living as editor, but find it hard work. with purer water and a more invigorating at- j niosjtliere. As t* morals: schools -fbrm flfeir j own society, aud it becomes the imperative dutv of every teacher to see that that societr ! sine, Perfumery, Flavoring Extracts, Hair Resto rers, Patent Medi- cines, &lc. r . . . .is -ood; yet we are blessed with as moral a li.ne no assistance- and but two printers, I community as is common to our Towns and Villages. The Scholastic Tear embraces Forty Weeks, divided into iuo Sessions—1st containing These guerrilla chiefs assembled their within thirty days thereafter to declare Gon. Shelby's Adjutant is one of Twenty-five weeks, 2d Fifteen. but I cannot-complain ; [ make a ' good living and that, is-as much as I need or ex- forccs, marched upon the enemy, sur- the deposited securities forfeited to tLe rounded and stormed Kitrg a Mouti- Government. Thereupon the Secretary tain. Colonel 1* ergusou was killed, of the Treasury is required to direct the and his command, armaineot and stores holders of the notes of ttie broken bank captured. It was a most opportune to present them at the United States and important victory. It scattered the Treasury, at Washington, for payn&nt, No Student will be received for less than i one Session, and no deduction for loss of time, are wei! satisfied with only in eases of protracted illness. Students will bc charged regularly from the commence ment of each Session, until the expiration of my printers. “ Uur people this country. Generals Price and Shelby, Tn a short time his stock will be as comple as before the ’ear. tesrTerms to suit Purchasers.“~c3B November lS-ll-6m. Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, and Perkins, one month, after which they will be charged of Louisiana, are all at Cordovo, settling j froDi time of eulrance - JOHNSON & GARRETT, PEALEr.S IX General Merchandise of tilt! 1 torics, nod placed the Confedr.ite Govern-; . v |, ( n ment in possession of a fortified position in a disaffected country. The men who projected and executed this bold enter prise will live iti history ns the authors of n tqden iio achievement. The relic referred to brings up another reminiscence. Go 1 . \\ illtam Campbell,of Virginia, was an > rninent associate in the Kin. Mountain capture, lie was a very stern man and the uncompromising enemy of lories whom he hung without mercy wherever he found them. Of coarse per son's of the tory per.-uusion manifested a Halulary dread of Col. Campbell. There is this t radii ion of him in the Preston liwniiy, h:i descendants. The lion. Win. C. Preston, when :i youth, was traveling through the King’s Mountain country.— lie stopped at a wnysido liouso for rest und refri shmevrt. A very old woman sat on the porch when he entered, and regarding him with great attention inquired his name. It did not apparently afford a solution to her curiosity She, however, resumed her ■eruiit ny as he sat at dinn r; and when alter having slept for a short time on a bed in an adjoining room, he awak ened, this pertinacious old lady was again regarding him. tShe then said. “Young gentleman, you aro surprised ' ,lC 1,1 iercst i nave uikcii in you. 1 will ex plain it. \ ou remind me greatly of a man whom l once saw; that man was Col Win. Campbell, of King’s Moun tain.’ “It is not remarkable, madame, ’ replied the young man; “he was my grand-father, and in the family I am thought to resemble him. My name is IV illiam Campbell Preston.” “I knew l could not be mistaken,” re plied the old woman. She then added, “Young gentleman, I never saw that ter rible man, your grandfarther, but once ; but that occasion made an impression upon my memory it can never lose. My hus band took the wrong side iu the old war. They called him a Tory. Your graud- father took him out of the house and hung him to the gate post before my eyes.— I could never forget him/’ Such tnen were the heroes of King’s Mountaiu. They fought for and gained the freedom of a continent, that their de scendants might enjoy the fruits of their valor.—A. 0. Ricayutte. will he paid iited States. in lawful money There are other on Government lands. Magruder, Maurv and Gen. llcy nold are in the employ of the Emperor aud doing very well. Agents revisions in the law to guard the Gov-[ :ire u ”' v being seut to Europe and the 1 rated States to promote, colonization. ^? ni ? r ... 1 Music It is the best country tn the world for eminent against essential loss, but, stand ing in the position of endorser of the notes, the Government is bound to pay our people and we expect large emigration. them in lawful money, whatever may be the result to itself.” [From the Memphis Bulletin.] Letters from East Tennessee. Private letter from East Tennessee says: The country is still very unquiet. Mur- | ders, rapes arson are the order of the day j and night. Last Friday uight a gang of returned soldiers luurdcrtai James Coaly, “ The Empire is an accomplished fact; law and order is being restored and the Juarists are on their last legs. Twenty thousand French troops are on their way to .Mexco, and soon all the robbers and guerillas will be cleaned out. The cli mate is delightful, the lauds rich, and money plentiful It is the promised land of tiie Southerners.” “ I would not accept the position of near Leesburgh, Washington County.- . Governor of Louisiana if tendered to me ; Afterward, Jeremiah Keys was murdered j p re f er ex il e by them in cold blood. They committed lour different rapes on clever woman — The citizens murdered were among the cleverest of the country. Occurrences of this sort arc common in North Washing ton, Greene and Lower Sullivan. The restoration of civil law here has not pro duced quiet, and it seems, will not. I fear that East Tennessee is doomed to un iversal ruin. We have before us a letter from a well- known citizen of Memphis, during the war, a resident of East Tennessee. He writes from West Virginia, saviug that I he would have returned to his home in s Memphis some time ago, but lias never deemed it safe to travel through East Tennessee even on a railway train. He describes the country as in a deplorable condition. There is now in Memphis an excellent gentleman, who had no participation in the rebellion, whose back bears broad, deep marks inflicted by those who learn ed lessons of love aud mercy from a Chris tian newspaper that rules public sentiment in East Tennesce. * * * H. W. Ar.r.KX.” Messrs. Benjamin G. Harris, of Mary land, Sam 1 McLean, delegate from Mon- toni, and \\ illiam II. Hooper, delegate from Idaho, appeared and took the .re quired oath. LATE ARRIVAL O F TUITIONS 1st Class, 1st Session 2d “ “ “ Junior “ “ “ .$ 8 7f» . 12 r.o . 18 75 . 28 25 . 87 50 Board by A. Steed, Esq., washing included, at Sla 00 per mouth. Board and Tuition invariably one half in advance, the remainder at the end of the Ses sion. Application must be made, by those desiring to learn JIusic T to Mrs. G. I). Reese. .SfifVoung men disabled for physical labor iu the lute war, can make suitable arrange ments with the 1’riucipai. Country Produce received for Tuition at cor esponding price,^ Dec. ft-1 4-1 iu". A. G. REESK, Principal. V e have this day received a fine lot of Gents’ BLACK CLOTH AND CASSIMERE COATS, BLACK DOESKIN and FANCY CAS- SI MERE PANTS, BLACK SATIN AND FANCY CAS SIMERE VESTS, Happily for Western Tennessee, the | FINE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS and Number of Hogs Packed in the West for Fifteen Years. Believing that it will be interesting to the trade to know the number of hogs packed in the \V est. as reported bv the Price Current the nasc rtWn 1 people were not made fiendish iu tastes and habits by their rebellious proclivities. I The present condition of Eastern Tennes see is a sad commentary ou that species of l nionism which Governor Brownlow in culcated. M e thank God that it prevails not in this city. It would be well tor the country if, during the - Congressional re cess, President Johnson could revisit his former home, and by one speech undo the work of Eebel Ventilator fanaticism. Decision in the Case of Fatiier Cummins.—The Supreme Court of Mis souri. has rendered judgment in the case of Father Cummins, a Catholic priest of FINE FRENCH MERINOS AND 1 ike county, who had been indicted for DRAWERS, GENTS’ FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS’ FINE FELT, FUR AND CASSIMERE HATS, LADIES’ HOOP AND.BALMORAL SKIRTS. LADIES’ TURBANS, FELT AND STRAW HATS, LADIES’ NUBrAS AND nOODS, Gn^VKTTVIIjIjE H i g h S c la o o 1. Male anil Female Collegiate Institute. LEONIDAS JONES, Principal, Professor .lfa/hematics, Ancient Languages, THOMAS J. GIBSON, Assistant, Instructor in English Branches. Music Department. Exercises begin on the second Monday in January, I860. Course of Study and Rates of Tuition per Scholastic Month. Piiimary Df.pabt.mknt, (Spelling, Head ing and Writing,) $2 50 Prkparatory Department, (English Gi'innwar, Geography, Arithmetic,Ac.,) 4 00 Commercial Department, (English Grammar, English Composition, Arith metic, Book Keeping, Penmanship, Al gebra, Sc.,)..; .a..*;.:....... 5 00 Collegiate Department, (Natural,Sci ences arid Belles Letters. Declamation, Latin, Greek, French, Higher Mathe matics. Music,-Ac..) 5 00 m SKIS iPTOMS. The aboTe School will consist of two Term* —six months for the first, and four for the second. Students entering either of these will be charged from time of entrance until close of the Term. Tuition payable at the close of each month. Board and lodging can bo had at $20 per month. To young men preferring to board themselves, Maj. Moreland and others have offered to furnish timber, and allow them to build rooms-on their land, near the Academy, free of charge. “Christian Association’" every Wednesday night. Lectures on Bihlo subjects. “Literary Society”—important subject* discussed—every Friday night. Respectfully, LEONIDAS JONES, Principal. Maj. R. O. Morei and, ] Rev. AV. B. Smith, | Rev. E. Stafford, Thos. C. Moreland John W. Arnold, and all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Brick Front, Second Door from Herald Office, NEWMAN, GA„ Will keep on band a general assortment of such goods as are needed in the country, which they will sell low for Cash or Country Produce. November 11-10-Sm. Will continue business at old Stand of REDIINE & HENRY, NfTWNAX, GA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in 5 the hu g Medicine:?, Chemicals, PERFUMERY, FINE TOILET SOAPS, FINE HAIE i.3t2) TQG2H 3S tJSHSI, TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, AND SHOULDER BRACES, Fine French Meriuoes, in all colors, •• All Woo! Delaines, “ “ “ Empress CUtbs. “ “ A great euriety of Poplins and Lustres, Checked Cashmeres, Piaid Lingers, and B cached Domestics. Which added to the variety and stock on hand makes it very complete and full. We respect fully invite the trade to call and see for them selves what we have and how we sell. SSslT Terms Cash and small T. BROWDER & CO., Montgomery, Ala. No. 24 Linen Hall, No. 24 MARKET STREET, Montgomery, Alabama, We are constantly receiving NEW EC2D ■ AT ‘LINEN HALL,’ Where it is our habit and purpose to keep everything in our line of business that people want, from a Crotchet Needle or a Diaper Pin SILKS MD DRESS GOODS That are imported, everything to wear, aud everything to make up and oruament it. We have just received 30 pieces of Fine French MER1NOES in every shade of color. 20 pieces of the finest EMPRESS CIIOTHES, all shades and highest colors, Infants and Misses Knit Sacks, Vandikes and Shawls. We have every variety of Goods for Ladies, Children and ITIisses, And for •lien, Youths and Boys, Including BOOTS Sc SHOES, And Trimmings for all. Nov. 11-10-fim. D. BROWDER & CO. adjoining C. C. Siniih on the East, and ihe old road leading to- C&U&'s Ferry on the North, being a part of lot of land No. 2G, in the fifth District of said county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of John C. Dyson, deceased. HUGH BR2AVSTER, Adtn’r. December 16-15-tds. GEORG!A—Coweta County. To all whom it mat/ concern : ILLIAM 2». BEADLES-having in proper form applied to me for permanent Let ters of Administration on the estate of Joseph. Readies. Jute of said county, deceased: This is to cite all and singular the creditors- nnd next of’ kin of said deceased to bc and. appear at my other* -wuhio the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration ihotibi not be gran ted to William ^ Beadles on Mie estate of said': deceased. Given under my hand and official signature? Dec. 27th. 1S65. ' B H. MITCHELL, Od’y. December C0-17-30d. J GEORG 1 A—Coweta County. To all idiom it mat/ concern : OI1N J. HOUD having in proper form ap plied to me for parmanent Letters of Ad ministration on tiic estate of Thomas J. Wilson,. 1 ite of said county, deceased: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be gran ted to John J. Hood on the estate of said de ceased. Given under mv hand and official signature, Dec. 28, 1885. B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’ry. December 30-1 7 30d. J 1). BREWSTER, M\ RVank & Co., G EOllG IA—Coweta County. Tn all ich am it mat/ concern : AMES N WOOD having in proper form applied to me fer permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Mary N. Wood, late of said county, deceased: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why perm ment administration should not be gran ted to Janies X. Wood ou the estate of said deceased. Given under inv band and official signature, Dec. 27, 1885. *«. 11. MITCHELL, Ord’ry. December 30-17-80il. . 11E()R< 11A—Coweta County. ■\TOTlCE is hereby given to all persons concerned that on the 28th day of June, 1801, John Rowland, late of Coweta county, departed this life leaving his last will and tes tament, ami the executor therein named having refused to lie qualified, and no person having applied for Letters of Administration with the will annexed on the estate of said John Row land, ami that in terms of the law administra tion, with th > will annexed, will be rested in the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, thirty days after tire publication of this citation, unless some valid objection is made to bis appointment. Given under my hand and official signature, this 27th Decomber, 1865. Dec. 30-17-S0d. B. if. MITCHELL, Ord’ry. DEALERS IN BEY -GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, D 1LIQ |- Trustees. I j [Dec. 2-l8-2m. DeLAIXES, Current tbc past nfteen yeare, we P r ^£uing the Gospel without first having : ' ek U * xLaU SCxxOOka have examined our flies, aud made op the subscribed to and filed the oath cf loyalty, ENGLISH and AMERICAN PRINTS. The 1st Wednesday in January next, SCHOOL NOTICE. Mrs. M. J. Nimmona Will open a rvrvyy-iyrr' following figures lrom them. H is evi-j 35 prescribed by the new Constitution.— of any style and quality, FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, years, but the idea was then a new one, j <»th ^ bindingon all preachers and teach- BLACK CLOTH For Medicinal uses, 222cx)iLaa, XSBipsrotXELoaSxLliafis, BLUE STONE, OINGEB, INDI33, MADDER, COPPERAS. BLACK PEPPER, ALUM, Slarcbj Spt’s Turpentine, Gents Furnishing Goods, CROCKERY, etc., etc. NORTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, ON BAY STREET, NEWNAN, GA. Sept. 13-3-3 in. G EO RGIA—Ci i wet a Con n ty. A NDRKW B. CALHOUN having applied to be appointed guardian of the person and property of John Sims, a minor, resident of said county: This is to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the term of the Court of Ordi nary to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notice, and show cause, if any they can, whr said Andrew B. Calhoun should not he entrus t'd with the guardians!ip of the person and property of John Sims. Witness my hand and official signature, this Dec. 2ft, 1865. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord’ry. December 30-17-30*1. dot!( that the returns wore not as fall as Th,! Court affirmed the decision of the they should have been for the first three Circuit Court, and thereby decided the Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, En velops, Dye woods and Dve ^ «*,«* non. h. A“^l t „ m - y ,u S ^ k , wl1 ! BKOWX SUGAR, Assorted, residence. A liberal patronage respectfully I p 0n t aln e^ ery thing that IS kept in a first Class f JEORG1A—Coweta County. 7j\ v ' r 'Olf< E is hereby gi en to all persons con- Pl cerned that on the loth day of August, 1864, Nathan Sniun.-, late of Coweta couiitr, departed this life intestate, and no person h.i* applied for administration on the estate of »*u<l Nathan 8>inn:is, and that in terms of the law administration will he vested in the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and pro per person, thirty days after the publication of this citation, unless some ralid objection is made to his appointment. fiivcn under my biuitl and official signature, this 27;h day of December, 1865. Dec, 30-17-:’.0d, II. H. MITCH EEL, Ord’ry. GEORGIA—Coweta County. 7o all whom it maj/ concern : T hI’l HA A . DAVIS having in proper form applied to me for permanent Letter* of Administration on the estate of William A. Divi», late of said county, deceased: this is to rite all and singular the creditor* and next ot kiu of 3ai‘i deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, whv permanent Adminir ration should not be gras— T r tt rf-,/—. -«-r- „ . _ _ to j 1 ’!’ 11 '* V ‘ D * TiB 0:1 lll « estate of said TUT rn\ Ay ATT FV deceased. J 9 Witness my official •immature, D*c. 6. ltS5. Dec. 9.14-30d B. II. MITCHELL. Ord’ry. GEORG 1A—Coweta County. To all whom, it may concern : n ORATIU If. \\.ILLIAMS having, in proper form, applied to ine for permanent Let ters of Administration on the estate of George I). Morgan, late «*f said county, deceased : This is to cite all and singular the creditor* and next ofkin of George D. Morgan to be and appear at my office within the time allowed br law, and show cause, if any they ean, why permanent Administration should net be gran ted to Horatio II. Williams on the estate of said deceased. Witness my official sfgnatnre, Dec. 6, 1IC5. Dec. 9-14-30*1. B. H. MITCHELL, Orcfiy. FOR SALE -BY— iOO bbls. Salt, leoo lbs. Best Cheese, SO Kegs .\ails, FACTORY THREAD, 20 bbls. Flour, CORK Si M2AL, ami a gaod deal of trouble tru, esporien ors - et «-—-St- Louis Chrisliuu. A,lcoc,it ced in obtaimng them : Y.i 1849- 60 Isfo.'-ol lsoi-o_‘ lSj2-63 1850— 6-1 1A54-55 to 55-50 1,662.220 .1,650,887 1,-182,864 2,201,110 - 2,o34,i 70 2,124,404 1 V s AO—O i 2,808.468 lSo.-oS 9 91.1 779 lSo2—(} ISoO-01 2,255,702 1861-62 186A-03 3,095.520 1863-64 CASSIMERES, TWEEDS AND SATINETS, ;; LATHES’ SHAWLS AND CLOAKS of any quality. 1 rial for Treason—An A cq u it a l. I he first trial for treason since that of Aaron Burr, occurred receutly in East Tennessee. Gapt. Gamble, a Confederate BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED solicited. Rates of Tuition. lit Class. $16 2d Class $2i 3d Class ..$32. to be paid mothly or f^uartcriv. November 1 i-10-tf. DOMESTICS, Enrolling Officer, was indicted for treason and when tried aequiited by the jurv.— In another case. Judge Trigg decided GLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBONS, that paroles given to the Confederate ar- LADIES BELTS AND BUCKLES, miCS W 001 been bindin S KNIVES, FORKS AND POCKET close ot the war, not befog equivalent to pardons. Brevity. IIow have times changed' nee a Connecticut divine, in the good ! d days of the Puritans, after having held 1 CUTLERY, ROUND AND TUCK COMBS, ANY QUANTITY OF TIN AND CROCKERY WARE, is auoience the ears for the space of COTTON CARDS, 200 BUNCHES OF two mortal hours, rising in regular order MALE SCHOOL. T HE undersigned, having rented the u Phi- • P rescr tptions carefully compounded, and all i - 6 — * orders correctlv answered. — DRUG STORE By strict attention to the wants of custo mers I trope to merit a share of public patroo- age. I respectfully invite my friends to call and examine my Stockland prices. Physicians' I • — ’***5 *■***-*-'* . J lomathic Institute.” respectfully announce to the citizens of Newnan and surrounding country that they will open a v r A>A Medicines war ranted genuine and of the best qualitr. J. S. HENRY. Sept. IS, 186-5—2—6m. Carroll Sheriff’s Sale. | On the first Tuesday in February next, TT7ILL be sold before the Court House T J door in Carrollton, Carroll iountr, [ Cincinnati Fr%c e Current. from “firstly” to “forty-ninthly,” and be- FACTURY YARNS. !«Aitr*onE. ILc 30.—Henry Winfer div sfowiog due attention on each one of these ^ ^ lSatvLs uiiv* u> Uot j ot pucuuiouia. tsions. or propositions, deliberately short profits. T. £ D. SWINT £ CO., J ’ GsgtSTELt* jSt. Not. 1» P-tf. XEW> ALE SCHOOL, Monday, Jan. loth, 1866. The rooms are commodions and well ar ranged for the comfort of students. om&trv^ T/iand %Pdfer*Matfie" | het ™ n the u ! u * 1 hours ® f **le,tbe following - - - '.utr jiiuik I property, to-wit: One hundred oae and a quarter acres, more or les3, of Jot of land number two hundred and four (204,) in the second (2d) District of ■ Carre. 11 county: Levied on as t © proper.v of R. M. Treglone. non-resident, (it being bis . . interest in said lot,) to satisfy a 6 fa issued ana Arithmetic 5*4 <K«per month, from the Justice Court of the* C42d District Otcer branches * 0* « “ G. M ,i=. favor of Richard, £ Austfo, ptiS matics taught. Also the Latin and Greek Languages. Boy* prepared for a College course. Rate* of Tuition. Spelling. Reading. Geography CRUSHED SUGAR, Cheap. If you wish to buy any of the above arti cles, it would be greatly to your interest to give us a call before buying elsewhere. The highest market price paid for all Country Produce. November ll-10-tf. I. Y. SAWTELL, G30GBBT & G0MMISSZQI MERCHANT, Corner Whitehall and Mitchel Streets, cSais GEORG IA—U'oweta County. Jo all whom it may concern : D ANIEL JACOBS having, ip proper form, applied to me for Letters o) Administra tion de bonis non on the estate of John W. McCollum, iate of said, county, deceased: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by, law, and show cause, if any they can, why letters of Administration de bonis non ihonld’ not be granted to Daniel Jacobs ou the estatn. of said deceased. Witness my hand and official sfgnatnre, De cember 0, 186-5. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord’y. December 9-14-30d. Keeps constantly on hand a large and choice assortment of *^_Due first day of -each month. U. S\\ 1ST £ CU-, Those desirini? to =ead their hoc- « , A 5 * Tfaoc ?* s 3illnn *- M. Treglone. defen- A NAN, GEORGIA. 1 N^r. W. T. FRSEMAN. 1 Dccanber 23, 1865. ' i wi P«i bis spectacles, adjusted his wig. j FAMILY GROCER ALL KINDS OF T ^Sa oous^by ?ao5iroa bought jnd fold at raasonabl* prices. ScTvterr.Scr 50-4-Sm. GEORGIA—U’uwcta County. r J 'HO MAS EXTRIKFN having applied tab* 1 appointed Giardian of the person anrL property of Nancy \. Morgan, a minor under fourteen years of age, resident of said county: This 13 to cite all persons concerned to b* and appear at the term of the Court of Ordi nary held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notic*, and show cause, if any they can, whv said Thomas Entnkin should not be entrusted with toe guardianship of the person and property of said Nancy A. Morgan. Witness my hand and official signature, De cember 6,1365. B. H. MITCHELL, Ord'r. December ft-I4-30d. GEORGIA—Coweta Coanty. ^lpWO MONTHS afterdate application will _§ bc made to the Ordinary of Coweta coun ty for leave to sell all or a' part of the Laad belonging to the estate of Bird Park*, jr., late of said countv, deceased. Dec. T. 15. FAHE* Exec'r.
