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JfThfe- nraaqj- for udroriiseing duo offer the first iueduK Burgevine—A Romance of History- : P“» tion « clerk in the post office, and Rsality not Fiction---A Checkered Ca-' edits The Vindfcator, a Democratic paper i-ger- -High Honors <tfld an Ignoble ' of that city. And here it may be as well Death. ' to state that in matters ofliteratdVe Bil^ge- l.ate arrivals from China bring confir- , vine posscscd-a most excellent taste. Had n ation of the death of this romantic and he adopted that as a pursuit his success yrjfted young man. A prisoner in the 1 would have been certain. He wrote muck, hands of h:s cruel and treacherous ene- & ti<i published enough in prose and vetse lilies, heavily ironed and subjected to in- i to exhibit his talent ia that line- But 'conceivable hard-hips, death by drowning, he preferred a life of action, and vra^ fre- uiurdcr, any means must have been a wel- qucntly heard to say that he had rather come relief. Hot what a sad termination \ << make history than Vo write It.'' to the wild and fevered dreams oflift boy j Butgaviuc’s manner of fife at Detroit hood wherein he love! to picture himself j was too tame for him. He groaned un us the Arbiter of Nations, the Architect of Empires. JfKc career of Henry Burgcvinc is more than romantic, “ stranger than fiction.” and deserves a better record than the meager and often incorrect paragraphs which hare from time to’ time appeared in the columns of European and American .psperu. He was born in Newburn, North Karolina, in the year 1836. His (hither was a Frenchman, and an officer in the grand army of Napoleon. Subsequently he was in the service of Spain, and 'lime to America in the capacity of Surveyor General of Florida, married an American lidy, a:id died in 1843, leaving a family, consisting of his widow, two sons and si daughter. The eldest sou was, if We inis- tnkc not, a Brigadier General in the Con federate service, and is at present a xen of Arkansas, where the daughte resides, being also the w ife of Thofctas 1*. Watson, late of Washington city. Henry Audua BurgeViile, tlie youngest of the family, came to Washington city with bis mother and cister in 1846. Mis. J>. having been !• ft in very straitened cir cumstances, had in view the prosecution vor with the Imperialists, was a mandarin ‘ when I tell you that I should feel greatly of the “Red Bntton,” aVld had the power humbled in my own opinion, were I this of life and death over two large cities. i) I) t r. [iVeic York Aries. • d»y Entitled to wear an admiral's flag in 1 1 the old navy, and in possession of all the 4 4*t ?mm, i** > 1 Letter from Admiral Semmesr, C. S. 21. j Thfe following lettar from Admiral! ! Setumes, which give* his views on the ' war and matters pertaining thereto, will ! be read with unusual interest. It was i written to his brother, Samuel M. Setmues, j C^toberfehd, >ld. Motnti:; Ah:, Aug 12,1863. means and appliances of wealth, if I> thought my honors and rewards had Gccb gained by a saFrifrcc o f creed. The pres ervation ’of rtiy own self respect is iufin- H itely preferable to all such gains I have conic oilt of the war poor, but, G<>d wil- s ling, I shall maV.o a support for my fum- • ily. The IVsideut treats me as an vt~ U U. fl o''I i; 1 outlaw, unworthy of Hhfnesty. I have My Dear Brother: fhe cessation of; nothing^ to Jf I deemed unworthy \ der the commonplaces of every day life, I thc war ,clves “ c at ,5bcrt I t0 rcnew to be a citizen, I can remain in Vhy i.AtiVc jj ;ive and longed to be yet again charing the j correspond ene with you, without subject-1 j an j as ; , n alien. a magnanimous people J. LOIlCn & GO., (.CffllUv dwekfHWt bf.kWb- li.Hitwtiwu fitiH be I^re.-iinicJ on Monday, the l^th i^f J^gy. 11AT ES°0 F T U LTXQ: I’icri\lop )rtn:cpt^c; ajiouui, $y0 Correlate To Tuition Tees desired in advance when jiracti- caVde. itw ndt tn TT - The ^ujic Dupiirtimiit wiil l,c -us Imeiofore undvr iue control of Pro f . Se:)ls. . i)A^*Eb’VVALKKR, Principal. j nuin -vi • ProL Waltkm.bnvir>jc taken rlmrge of. “,C»d- • lege Tcmiite,” L most clicrrfullv reciimnieuii ; lAto'to the fnW coulidcnce n:fd patronage' of all wbo in-y desire tn secure for their daugh- la his professing iiwits various branches. ,j nnd Ohsrvrflfe, . . 1 Mltjribefogpd at all iio.us', uriicn not professionally ci}gnged, at thoir office on Brick Froftty side of Public Square, thivd door li'ouldiodd’s corner. [Oct. 21-7-tf., Dr. A. S. CALHOUN. AVl\’(? resumed the Practice of Medicine Tesp -vtftdly tenders liis professional ser- .\Wf }^,thc eitkens of Coweta.aud surroaud- F inj? crmnlies. El is whftlo Attention will fierenfte’t be feive'n ed nothing. He mtl?l \)e up and doi a nanie were to be achieved Fulr himself. In 1859 Henry Burgcvine again left the shores of AnieH^i, filas ! never to re turn. This tirtlte his schemes were more tangible. HiiW'ry Could give him examples of hien who had risen above tli^'r kind tts if by magic in the great po litical convulsions of the world. China I ) our > n j ur J phantoms of ambition, which had al- j in 8 >' ou to KU5 P icion and annoyanco ; and vruu!J j laVC ^Hjed an act of genev.a! Un ready led him so far out of the beaten j 1 necd not 10 ^ ou ] '°* 8 ratefa ‘ 10 tht ‘' nesty, it being abstira and ridiculous to path's ol life. As yet he Bad accomplish- i joinings of my heart is this long suspend- j t A about rebels and traitors in coniiec- litisr if cd P r,vde g°- ^ ou have been ^‘qucntly 1 ti on with a revolution that has swept over in my thoughts during our unfortunate ' the length and breadth of the. land—ini struggle, and I have often felt much soli- ! which States, and not individuals merely, i tude on your account, lest a £art of the were the actors, odium and ill-will which a zealous pfcr- . ; . , t at ters a thorough nod complete,citucafion. just received at J. M.l ' v m. p. Ki:r;fnf;u. I »* . ’ Prcs’c And'Prcprietbr. Jan. in-19-tf, , subject. But enough ou this I am still in Mobile, but it is | - DODD'S old stand, South- West Corner PuTdlc S ({u are, NEWMAN, GEORGIA, LATE ARRIVAL O tN 4 notable * tbrmance ot my duty has called down ! j et uncertain where t^shall go, or what^^11 uew ai > c ^ large Supply - READY MADE Indeed, I have noi^oubt will be flllly as much as I expect. 1 should the field of his glory” for here ! but tbat tbe P re j udice against me was (he think of retiring into the country, where, | C T A T' fl I U C a jrigantifc war had rage'd for veils, and ! s ecret O f the barborous and malignant. U p 0n a small farm, I can live in obscurity ; U JO U XX A a U ) j 1 secret gpf the barborous and malignant U pon a imall farm, I can live in obscurity persecution of your son, of which I heard ! an d peace the few years that remain fo , . . r i • . • .i i : friend and relaticn, Mrs. Judge Spencer, Went, and the rest of his story is the his-i ’ ; ... e j . c ! of Cincinnati. I liaTe never inquired as tory ol China for the last five jcKrs.— : j .... , , tv . n „ 1 to vour opihuJria and conduct during the Whether Burgevine went with *\ ard from ; * . ° here, if anywhere, was the place to win ^ ... , .. . . r P n i ; » „ only a few days since from my wifes iUie . My children are all grown, are well distinction, power, empire, lo China he J ... , , i, J . . . *'" ■ J ' — * T " J — c " eduilatcdi iir.d will be able, if tho worst comes to tlic worst, to take care of them-! selves. .. , .ic.:, ! war, being content lo leave you the same Remember me kindiy to youf familv, this country, or met him brat in China, .j-. = J j j j'. . . . . .V », II ! liberty of choice and action that I claim-; nir deer brother, and let me hear from the writer cannot si-y. At all events, j * , . \ J ,, ... i cd for myself. I knew that itl'.dtcvcr you ] you. W’e have become old men. \\ c In a - dld ’ X ou wou ^ d do ** a man of honor, have both had our tHmbles, but the chain ; artd I rested Rati.>-?ledi Besides, you had j of affection which binds tnc to you re been for some time retired from active; mains unaffected by the cares of the life by your want of health. As for my- j world, and is as bright now as when wo they were friends—Ward being first in comhi&nd and Burgevine second <:reat and successful battle N\ ard was kill ed, and Henry Burgevine became com mander in chief of an army of 60,000 dis- if certain claims against the Government, j ciplincd men, mostly Europeans and Americans. In the eyes of oil c hero it was the first step to a throne. After set ting fourth the* 4 : facts in a letter address ed to Thos. Young, Esq., of this cit.y, he says : “ After years ot patient labor, gr nving out'Tif the purchase of Florida from Spain. Being unsuccessful in this, slip, ihjough the aid of Ilou. \\ illie 1*. Mangnm, obuiini 1 a situation as page in the U. S. 8 mi ate for Henry, and ou this LADIES GENTLEMEN'S pittance, increased by the products of: watching, waiting and suffering, my day tsaehing » small school, the widow and j has at last c«>n;e. Ifi two years I sliali iicr two children lived for many rears in • ru ]t Chiila 1” quiet obscurity, (on the West side of ! q'| )C drcani wSls never real zed, the life Twclth street.) i which was kll action, all hope, and all 1'roKi Uir cailicst years, Henry display- j ambition, has gone out in wretchedness ed » great love for books, and left no op- ; almost dtipafalleled. ’\ he mother to pirtunity unimproved to store his mind ivitli useful knowledge. At seventeen he undo.• food the Gtcck, Latin ahd French wliotli in his palmiest days Burgevine trnnSiiiitted a sufficient sum to make com fortable in her last hours, was spared the hnguages, w.-.s proficient in the higher misery of outliving him, and of knowing I randies of mathematics, nn accomplished ! l, ovr | ie died. She expired poa^bOilLV in draughtsman,and studjingeivil cngciirbr- : city about one year since, and lies in ing and naval architecture. Boring the j Greenwood Cemetery. interim between the sessions of Congress, ho Was among the students' at Washington Siminary, .(catholic), but lie accomplished It is almost impossible to estimate the advantages to the world which hare been lost by lJurgcvine’s failure in China.— course of reading, having acceSS to the Congress Library. ]o these days of his early .voilftl the self, I had nothing to regret, savfe only the loss of our indepehdenc. My con science, friiifeh is the only earthly tribu tial of which ijjood man should beafraM; bears me Witness of the ujniglilftess of of my intention in choosing my course when, irith hiany regrets, 1 severed my connection with the old Government and hastened to the defense of my home and section; and now, upon reviewing the whole of my subsequent career, I can see Ho Ut With kliibh I HaV’c tb feptoabh my self as unbbtttfiiiing a man of ho lor and a gctlemfiti. t approved the secession slept iu each other's aims. Your affectionate brother, R. Skmmks. Address “ R. Skmmks, Em|.” An Important Annoucemfcnt. The Richmond Dispatch, cf the 5th inst, reports a result of Gov. Pierpont’s late visit to Washington, that is important to all the States owing the direct tax of 1861. It says that the United States officials agreed at once to the proposed ar rangement by which the Legislature is to assume th-' payment of tile Ebd tax due Is of an in- Wr llr.Vf* rills (lay reecived n ^itc let of Gonts’ i RLACk CLOTH AND CASSIMERE COATS, j ibLlCE DOESKlN and FANCY CAS SI MERE 1‘A-NTS, BLACK SATIN ANl) FANCt C AS- S1MF.PE VESTS, FINE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWKi!^, GENTS’ FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS AND-SnOKS, =?=W: D'RS. C. .D. &. I. E. SMITH, TTAV1W nsrtytofrrf In the prixe.tWfe of XI Ua4oW: Tcbperf f*allV gilder their servi ces toyhe eiliiens uf Newnag^a%4 coiygtrj.j Particular atfehtioa gi’/en td 'S'irWcry nn H Office an Depot Street, a few steps from the Put.Hr Square. [Jan. R-18-tf. I r m f" S " ,,K ■ ' J (GENTS’ FINE, FELT, FUR . 0 A . i. . i . | | by bitr pfeorde as “ m ha bitan venient of tho Southern States, though J 1 • , . , . -| . .. ; _ ' hurrccti-inary district. J hr . . - ■■ , . .. i _ Burrccti'inary uisirict. j’hrcc years will I had no agency m it. I thought that a , .1 , . c . . . ■ , . ..r t I be allowed for the payment of tax; but separation of those two sections bf our re-, . . , 1 :• , . . , . u j • j j whether it is to be paid in auuuul mst il- public. which bad been engaged in a dead , 1 ... - v. - .. ' inents or not, we liave not been miormeu ly mortal conflict for tbihy years, would j ’ . * 1 A 11 i*iitiiTMi uorr nmnuirnc Tot* P..il PP. more by night study, and a systematic j Had he achieved all his ambition hoped for, civilization and the highest enlighten ment would have followed him, and an empire, such as Napoleon might ha”o avrittr of this sketch has often heard him | dreamed of, would liave dazzled the world speak of hi- plans for the future, in such an d the name of Burgevine, which, in a terms as would lead a stranger to susp< ct j years will be lost to ail, save a few his sanity. Now it was to build up an that knew and loved him, would havaap- Fmpire in Egvpt; to unite the nations of peared among “the few immortal iiarncs the Orient; to regenerate China and found j that not born to die.” nn enlightened nation of 400,000,000 of j Burgevine was a scholar, a man of fb- pebplc; to found a new Assyria, with a | fined tastes and literary habits; modest, Nineveh lor its capitol, and so on through simple, and unaffected iu his manners, in- a long train ol schemes, all of which were clinetl to -be sileut and gloomy at times, ■sublime, if not practicable. hut generally affable and pleasant, Seldom In the Spring ot 1853 Burgevine, | 0 f himself; indeed, it was with whose settlad purpose it had been to seek j ,| ie ulmrtst diffichlty his most intimate bis fortune in foreign lands, bade farewell : f r j em j s could* get at his history. No for- to mother, sister and friends, and arrived e jg ner w h 0 1^5 Up to this time been iden- lit New Turk with a few dollars in his Chinese war, has had a pocket. No one knew exactly where he | tithe of llie ability of Burgevine. Nor was going, or for wlmt purpose, and it is J(HS ,h c wo rld known the real scope and likely his own plans wbro somewhat dis- cxtent 0 f the plans of “ that sleepless soul arranged by the fact of his being without wh j t j 1 pcr p,hed in its pride.” w penny in a few days, nnd compelled : Burgevine succeeding Ward, assumed Uither to return to Washington or take 11 corfniB ^J 0 f 1ha Imperial army, which passage of. some ship and work his way. j ^ hc fii ,^ with ?rcat cre j it at .d dis Redid the latter, ahd six months *ft«L iincti „ n for 0Tcr a ^ car , - w hen, unfortu- wrote from San Fntncisto, then ffdtl, the natdj he haJ troublc with the Imperial Sandwich Islands, net*, froth China, then ; aulhoritieB in rc!a ti 0 n to the payment ol from Australis, where he worked iu the j ^ force§ &nJ fil , di Uis career hamper- ultimatcly result to the great advatl tage of them tJotjl: The world was wide enough for them to live apart, an peace, I thought would be the fruit of their mutual independence of each other All Compulsory measures for its, c.illee- libH fVolli tilfe land owners have been pro- d | hibited, and none L'tlt Vdltlntufy.jiaymciits ure to be made until the GeneHl Assem bly shall have takc.&.actipn in regard to Although I cared ,orj little .Ut the j the Institution uf sl.verj-, I thought that the | A fcw wccis , he i„huhitunU ofS.n Alievarieti.es of dm*shods, BOYS & 'GENTLEMEN S NOTIONS, it* Xrn,AS R \ND CASSIMERE 1IAT8, LADIES’ HOOF AND BALMORAL SKIRTS. LADIES’ TURBANS, FELT . STRAW 1LYTS. AND Of all kinds; HQdP &. BALM03AL SKIRTS; CLOAKS. COSSETS i HARD-WARE i»it* ZlST ew X) rugs!! ’’HE tindersijrned take pleasure in nr.bouu- ciup to the people of Newnan nml coun try that they have just received a stock of FRESH X>HTTOS. orders and prescriptions protnptTy aticiided- to. C. D. i l. E. SMITH. December l(>-lii-3t. DE NTISTRY. •J. W. WILEY, D. D. S.; U AS returnetl to Xewnna to resume th« pva^tice of D entistry. All Work Warranted. - ^ J^jjHOffice on flepot street. [nov. 11-10-tf. DR. W. T. COLE: Detsttist, O I'FICE up Stairs, Masonic Build'np. All Work WAnn.isTKD. ’feCKS moderate. LJ i,n - 13.-19-tfc " JOHNS.B1GBY; ATTORNEY AT LAW ; ; NEWNAN, GEORGIA, \XT’ JLf' pnicifTc regularly in Coweta and y v tlic surrounding counties, and in ibe United State# District Courts for tlic Northern and SoiitUern Districts of the State. ^^•Speciitl attention given to the, collection and set-iiffng or claims. ■ Sept. 'J-l—tf. »as its proper position, I believed that f 0 ]| 0W j n » sign, painted in large eupi the doctrine of State-rights was the only ■ ^ Qn thc front of a hou?c rcce u:iy fiitccl doctrine which would save our Republic ; up an(J ,. paire(1 . ,. Mrs Brown, dealer from the fate of all other republics that ■ a „ , ort3o( ladies.” All'was consternation had gone before ui in the history of the j j n q U j r j Wa8 instantly set on foot as to world. I believed that this doctrine had been violated, and that it would never be sufficiently reSpbctfcd by the controlling masses of the Northern section to prevent them from defacing with sacrilegious hands our national bond ofUoion, where soever its Hitter was meant to gtiard the pccular rights of .the South. Believing who this Mrs Brown might be; lut no ! one could tell; she was a stranger in San | Francisco. Great anxiety prevailed as to j the proclamation of the ne w cstablish- ; inent, and for two wholed:tT-« all was sur mise and consultation. On the thirdTnorn- : ing, behold ! the mystery w=s nfiraveled. ; The house-painter, who bad, it seems, thia, there was but one qourse which a ^ snddenly attackcd w j t h n fit of sick ftiitbful Southern man couid pursue, and returned to finish 1iis work, and con- maintain his «clf-re#pect. I pursued that j c|nd< , d by add i n?1 h e following words: course. When the alternative was pre sented tomeof adhering to the allegiance ; i “and gentlemen’s wearing apparel.’ 4iold mitie? for a few weeks with success. The next we hear of him he has been s ‘ wrecked on the coast forty miles from Bombay.” After this he was six months iu Calcutta, learning the Iliudostanee lan- ^iiago, an 1 regretting he did not under- j ed, his restlesa ambition led him to take service with tlic rebels. A large reward was offered by the Imperialists for His j head, and after several motitHj hti fcas captured ; but, owing t3 thc protest of I of our Consul, his life was not taken, but Maud Arabic, that life might lake “ 1 the luiper j a ii 9 t resorted to an old and maud of a small vesse* trading to JudiaL tin the Red 8«a. Next he was ou board n British man-of-war as sailor. Then for n few months, weary enough to be svir“, ; with his head shaved in the hospital at barbarous mode of punishment, of kicking i open the wounds he had received in bat. tie. and then turned him bVcr id the American Consul. Burgevine thou went t>J Japan, where he remained until he had Napies. And next, tempo™ mnlantur. j recOTcrcd fro!a t ) ie brutal treiretcnt life leading the life of a quiet gentleman iu ; bjid rece j vc d. Sotne eight of It'h montlis J.ondoii. And finally, after more than ' four years of wandering, he appears like Crime is Tkxnf.sske.—tn his special message to the Legislature Governor due Jo my State or the United JKaJcs. I cho»e the former. Having* taken my side, I gave it xealous and earnest support Rrownlow makes the startling announcc- I spent four years in active service, and rocn t ti ia t there are now four hundred only ceased to labor for my cause when it con »ie-ts? in the I’enitcntiary at the State was no longer possible. I rendered *h:s and that it is estimated l»v good service without ever having treated a j ud g CS that before the expiration of'the prisoner otherwise than humanely, and I y nr there will be one thousand criminals may say, often kindly; and without ever institution 1 What a commentary FRENCH MERINOS AND DELAINES, ENGLISH and AMERICAN PRINTS, of any. style and duality, FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, i BLACK CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS AND SATINETS, LADIES’ SHAWLS AND CLOAKS •r [ ef any quality, Cutlery ^ eleached and unbleached ’ [ , DOMESTICS, Also & large and fLli sLjpplj IolBvrS .HOSIERY a“d PHBBON^, ' LADIES' BELTS aS*D BUCKLES, KNIVES, FORKS AND POCKET • 2 ‘ CUTLERY, ROUND AND TUCK COMBS, ANY QUANTITY OF TIN AND ’CROCKERY- WARE, 1 J ■■ ' COTTON CARDS, 2U9 BUNCHES.OF FACTORY YARNS. All of tlic above Good* Will he sold lit a *11,ail profit, as fur motto is, ‘- Q iick salesaitui short pfioft’s. T. k D. HU TNT & CO., C. ikenvn.tx Sr..'lander Mnsoaic llfitl.) Xov. lit l.' -U. NEWXAN, UKoatDA. -j, of all kinds of ' /J ' C ' . GROCERIES & CROCKERY. .1. C. WOOTTEN; ATTOBNEY AT LAW, NEWNAN, GEORGIA, jigy-Office in the Herald Office. Repf. f)-1-tf. j, 1). wATsffsr AtTOBNEY AT LAW* —AND — REAL ESTATE AGEAT, NEWNAN, GA., I S OR Selling) Renting or RtH-ltj" Real Ef- ' tate in N'cWnan; or iri'vjgweta and acl- [Oct. 28-8-Iy. tate l joining counties. Sept. 16 2 tf. • ; ’ ■ . J V : 7/ I J. M. MANN*. \ Siilespen J. A. HESTER, / Newnan. 1 GA R. T. IIGNTER, 1 Salesmen J( k3. ,N.VI.I.S, ./ for LovchiGo. A. M. WOOD, > Salesman \V. MARTIN, j Franklin, Ga. E. M. BRUCE CO., B A.3STK —AND— ES GEO. U*. COOK. .J, i. GOODRUM IIA.TSI CAPS! j; M. IIOLRROOlC TTT OULD most respectfully inform the pubs V V lie and his old patrons that, lie is now permanent!v located at liis old stand on WHITJi H A Ialj STRI0F/R (Sign of thje Big Hat,) 'ATLANTA, GEORGIA, With a large stock of well selected IIATS and CAPS, all of which will be sold lok- for Cash at wholesale and retail! Nov.£2-13-1 Jai. J.,M. HOLBROOK. W.M. 1! BERRY, ~ ■w ARE-HOUSB CENTRAL ACENT; cQitom factors, & goodrum.I'v fcaviug comuiiltfed »o tet uf w»r at any time, or in any manner, whteh vms ro» •actioned by tb« law* of war; yet iny name will probably go down to posterity in the untruthftil Histories that will be I . , on the uiora.s ol the people of the State . [ Do ihj (Jftzr.tlr j Hl-ou M* Mkeckr.—jhfisConfederate GeWcral, who fci flow on trial before mil written bv bigot ed and venal historians as jury fcomniLsion at Savansali ibrshooting a sort of Blnfe Beard or Captain KidJ:— several Federal soldiers, is a grandson o.‘ Bat I am content, my brother. My 8oh- General Metoef, *ho was killed in thtf science L<* clear; my self-respect has been Revolutionary war, at the battle Bf Prince- preserved, and my sense of manhood | on> >,*,,* Jersey, ia 1777. lie iJ cf remains animpaired. I think, too, tlie Scotch dracent, ami aiwaya had the rvpn Svu:h will be content, notwithstanding tatiow of being a hutmu.e and honorable AUGUSTA, GA., E. F. METCALF «Sc CO., C O MISSION —ASti— 2 F0BV/ARD1N3 MEnCHAKTSj • BAYANNAU, GA.; E. M: JRUCEi MikGAN k A 0:?' Grocers and Commission mehchants,3! FOR Receiving, Put- nif in Order and Ship-| ■ pitig Co'ton to saTe and, Ir“qjonsible firm? in An- U. New York or Liverpool. - - j /ihcral advances arranged for partleE North-West Corner'Court HonSe Square, NEWNAN; GEW<»rA, K AVri- <>fl baud,: and aro couitantlr re- cl-iying trcih suppij.ca of : S;tU. Iiidies Walking Shoes, L'oJTee, Syrup, Flour, Wiiife Fi'.b; iJ/ir>j M>•:)!, ti &i ago he again icturacd to Chiaa to try and General Sherman, lias written a tm apparition «c. his friends at M ashington, | taken by the Imp-etial Oover bronzed and bearded like a paid. Rc n|( . n ^ andj as arc ; n f., r nied by la v f.>rr lHOtiths at lllC Capitol, lie | fmm China, was drowned wHi maiiiiiig * few months at thc capitol, »' Det-d.‘ Michigan, are-;.* her immense losses and sacrifices- It she man.— CincinxSiti Enquirer. had yielded to the intolerant exactions of Noffliern selfishness and factlticiSin, wilh- . out tfvpealiugr to tbc ahritrimetit of retrieve his fortune, but he was very soon ^ ^ craven and worthy pirl. It is better to Jose every j thins than oiif honor and manhood. f— f « r. . ■f-C T; 1 J « * ' ;U FonvarJing - Afercliants, -. li : f 4 • - l: . APALACHtCOLA, FLA. . :— Hweet l^itatoe? *n»b d •/ G rn. . • ' IVai " r.o-izi-'- ■ Gwafr;. • To lcco, Csaflle- Bovs-snd Men*? H US, Fine Writing Piipt-r, Pens, Cedar Pencils, St'ates nfe.i Peiltifs, Liupn Thread, Coates’ Thread, Hnefl:ng Book?, £ tor. Hru»Ues, Men"? Slioqs. . PjcSret Dnrnfi Airatt- )Uu|iait, Envelopes, Newnau, Ga., Sept. 23-o-tf. THO.M AH RARNLS, Ifcpot Str., Newnan, Ga Will reparr nemly and proinptlv C29n.2S2jaa.S3g, Nyysidaiaaa&sE AXD— Semember 30.4-lv. new Bakery-. Fresh Bread! [l" fui ' /;: • * (/ L* u Ri(ifr?. t. Cano J Cax*-;i'i' ; t>.a’ee Mills, , , Bed V Paging. 'If Jrjnas SegarSr. SamTies, P.:is, Pepr ©r. HnlpBuK f Vi pel*;*?, Indigo, The undersigned is jirepared to furnish Bed LV'Js, ^ BES H SBBAD EVERY MORNING. Il.ur Pias. j If liberiilly patrifttize'd, ctistctoers ear. have bread sent to them beforfe.breakfast each Jar. . (J«t. 2<F-8-3m. AY. B. CHAPMAN.* MivdcUr. fic.r. | Strairfeii dr Stolen, Govern- late advices from China, was drowned whiK : , tr^.ns Dortrrvine. white be tr ' j A v tvan*ces niade 0 ?C^sUbmt:nU htafle to ■ will, bailor Corn Xrj Prod .ce.’of j tybous^ (i,. f VVeduesdsy January 3, : • [ l-*-. lv- - - •• . r Ay* {Irian A dfu. it’f> jul 16 years — pn- WATTS, URANH^ i'fU N ew i oi k, * — ;—' ' Tlrd said ih.ire h iS three if no four while feet, a. 5L Stock f«r Sale. I in the Mexican imbroglio. Smart Gcn- ^ rr * r ;*j bdierr nr. mr brother rnl thst. Lv either of* thc above House?. o- - t i|ow OrIeaii3 rpool. Eng.. “ Hto* k (or sale on WYorahie terms—the verv Rail CoatTSIpelf in ll:$ State. Apply to JoilN 8. BPJBi'Newnan. Ga. with heavy f >ot locks, has a star on her fore- . , „ febead; anxi.* whke strvf k or, her nose. FF. vY’Fhar*"* r# A. * W/ IV Rail Rtod , Any h farmaaipu jeft, at this Gllice, which will'.Lud id. her recovery, will he liiaui.tully re'ceF edlii.a iiCer.Jiv rewarded bv the under signed. - J.aS. <3T STEWART: .1 - iMO-nf.