Georgia Historic Newspapers

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ry »'
just
but I
fir-uu
th.
b-rd
K
generally, a n.:
1'ig,” which vl
;n<Ung furth- so
urc fur the no
broken up W
iuter rains; yu
bring it to
i thoroughly
Uur
■now. Dr
■ util tou f
>r ir half s
The fchii
l.ay find w
'lub. foot 1
up an i ptglcs.
-h tlx
d the
pen, and
give the
• w,i,t to school.
I f>niy that you
w and Irotu old
her* all of your
u have no l.'eart,
wood ; avaunt,
if you consult
througl
lying U
on the i
plow sc
hard ea
ban
The Negroes Pitch into Presilent Johr-
lect,” says son and Poor White Men—The Presi
dent’s Views Unsound and Prejudicial
to the Interest of the Negro Race.
WaSHIXOTon. Feb. 6.rp-Ti»« fullnwin
t>, “ bow your plow dragged
i the few inches of broken earth,
occ and dry as a bed of asl.es.up"
lurface, while the point of the
■craped as on a pavement, over the
•arth-feet path. Parched by the hot
ig fays of the sun above, with no
«pe&i
mittni'
ed in vain for noprishnlAit _ _
—-the | l.tf.t withered, the froit perialied, dircusa or listen
hate ex?st : n-_ between them and the white
j topic. He believ cd that in throning
i tie ii<-:rro and white man together at fV
ballot-box thrv would commence a war of
mccs, which would result in the cxclu-
kion ,,1 ,,ue -.villi tio benefit to aify. „
lie gave them to understand that the
peoplrrofTaeh community should have’the
right to settle the question ol the qualifi
cation for suftiag^ without, the interven
tion of b’ongn ss. This rule was applica
ble even in the District ot Colnm! ia.
The interview was quite leugthy. and
all through it the darkey fac. s winced
mid r the wind -some and nii'*xp''Ct**d
frank ta.k of the President, lhnigla.--
and his confreres writhed and twisted un
easily as the President p0>gfv>scu : und as
they departed. Douglass remarked to his
s with a sisjh :
1 RARE fHIM'E.
1). HHOM’DER & CO,
Nos. 2 1 ;tn 1 37. MAKKEF S’! i’ELl.
MONTGOMERY
i.. uimwixF. m. n.
•-nrc stork
, ALA.
"•liiciae taut concentrating I
f [>ry G Mxls ia one House,
after.tliis i!ate. sett a: great-
!v re,!Herp gfie-s.onc of the target, most va-
ried Juui auopkte stocks ever hrt#ught to this
Suite, and which has been well buu^lit at Net
Cash Price, hy an t*x»>>nver rcsi •!««>*
in New York. We o2V»r, therefore. treat in
ducements to the trade ami to customer'.
We have every lliirr^ to
assortment of goods, and a
to i*uy for sale or consuiupt
their interest to give us a cs«
iimplcte ;
crons desiring
will find it to
*11’ the Vrcsi-
ros from 1
»rne^t!i. itivitiag or per-
Moisture,
thc tattle rootlet# search-
Bupid
is the published reply of the Colored (O-- to thc pi „.,,l e Wc will have
cation to Iresiui-ut Johnson, prepared af- , .
, , i i .1 - ■ . ■ V K - to go and get the people right,
ter they had their interview yesterday ^ r -
with him :
Mu. Pkksident—In consideration ot
a delicate sense of property, as well as
iur intimations of an uidUpositi<tfi to
and *11 w Ian
the time, by
while the grt
iron-lit.
depth of
to a re
Now nf'f'you were pleased til
-ullurc. 1 1
ply to
spr«
the views
\VK HAVE. *
ltrowti Sheeting. Brown Shirting. Hruwn Dril
lings, Bleaclie't Domestics, Hivucheii Drillings,
Osunburgs, 10-4, 11-4 4 12-4 Sheetings. Iri-h
The President, overhearing this remark, l/inens. Kentmkv Jeans, russiinorcs unJ Sat-
,..l.i...i •• Vos ; fur l have-great lailh ill 'loots, English Tweeds, White Flannels. Grey
’ Flannels, Red Flannels. Grey Rlank- ts. lied
Blankets. Marseilles Quilts. Table Napkins.
Towels and Toweling, Furniture Prints, and
every variedv of
;«;b-
to us in
up
un of vour soil,
and those which have
thc pi
■ All stable
beet! thrown out lo rest, should have been
already broken up, that their vegetable
matter may be decomposed, and the clods
rfud hard lumps pulverized by the action
of thc winter mid spring frosts.* Stiff
lauds cannot be made mcll i» and friable.
your elaborate speech to-day, the under-
loftened, to prevent s j,, nef j would respectfully take tl is me
f detective Lreaking j of replying thereto, lhdicveinvr, as
we do, that the views and opinions ex
press' d in that address are entirely un
sound and prejudicial to the highest in
terests of our race, as w* II as our country
wc cannot do otherwise than expose the
samp, and as far as may l c in uur power,
correct their dangerous influence.
It is not necessary at this time to call
is right.”
This interview i - the alhabsorhint
i«ct of conversation here to-night. it r -t • ft . 1
thesen- House rtirusiiiing hoods.
I’acifiv Dcbaines, A 11 Wool Delaines, French
The President is upplauded for
timents he uttered by uearly all save the
Colored population and the titeveils Sum
ner fact ton.
As Douglass bounded lightly up tl.c
stairs to meet the President, he encoii^
tered Mr. II till n, one of live claimants fora
.'senatorial . seat as representative from
Louisiana. 1 >oUg!ass ei ied nut as fie i.arf
cd Hahn,
take vour seats in Con
except by tillage during late autumn and j attention to your remarkable juldrcs*.—
winter. Neither««• proper depth be ob- j fi-st point lo which we feel especial
Mcmmes, French bonjour DcL dues, Poplius
of every v;vrieir, and a great variety of
DRESS GOODS.
varying in pricee. qualities and styles.
Worsted Knit G»ods. Balmoral Skirt 5 *, !<*«
dies' Merino and i>ilk Under Vt»*is, Gloves of
... •« i * . .... .. ii.tlnmAn 1 ail sorts, fiiidfes’ and Misses’Cotton and Wool-I
won t let you gentlemen kn ^ ( . orded ,, ordrreJ , c . if:in akerehH.fs,
and Belting, Belt Buckles in great vnrie-
i ei ied nut as he pi
cn
for awhile
ItEDWIXE & LEAK,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dealers in
JAruift 5 . Medi<*ine*,
Dve-StnlEs, Piiiiits,
Puniters' MiiteriaK
Oils. Va r ni s lies,
Window Glass, &e.
Will keep constantly on hand
Stock of
goods,
and various ftrtieles fur
T li © Toile t;
T. M. A R.C. ( LAUIvK,
\V IIO Ia K S .'t I. H and K K T AIL
t>KA l.&itS IV
ITuLslialL c£2
HAI? dware,
0»NS:6Tl.\0 IX I’AKT (IK
Lfo.000 pound.' Plow Steel;
5,0fi0 pounds Moulds;
Cast, IRister and Gerfiian Steel;
Plow and Tiro Iron;
Carpenters* Tools;
151 icksmiths’ Tools;
l’liilditig Materials;
Nails, Axes, Shovels;
Spades, Mill Saws;
Leather and Rubber Belting;
Hemp and Gum Packing;*
Pocket and Table Cutlery;
Horse Slioes and Xails;
Guns and Pistols;
And all other Goods nsu iliy kept in tin
llardware line.
Also Agents fur
Fairbanks l’lalform & Counter Scales
T. M. A It. r. t'l.ARKlv,
Corner Line and Peach Tree Streets
ATLANTA, GA
Jan. '2o-go-r.ni.
in wihfSf and
Spring (At
pt I y plowing and subeotling |y buund to take exception is to found „ great variety of iloop Skirt
* a policy opposed to our enfranchisement, ‘-we, will not have the plea- E|I A, t
upon thc ailedged ground of an existiug , aurc of *»V**»S °» • Mw * r9 ' ,lilhn & ]aml P.iris Trail, together «i
hostility on the part of the firmer slaves
irly spring
may now be sown—no
matter Imw, »ooa. Deep preparation of _________________________
th# soil, which is almost always neglected j toward thc poor white people of the Sunth. The Insnrrectijn ia Siiain—Gen. Prim's
* ** ‘ *” '* We admit thc existence uf this hustiiilv. **
yet,” | 1.icing ureut emphasis uii the plural y v^Garters nnil itarler VVebfi, Trimming Cords .
••we.” Tile President’s remarks must ind Velvet Ribbons. Dress .Buttons in great Brandi©#, Wines and V» hisky
have convinced hill! that SO far as he is ! variety, Vults and Collars, a large lot and |
variety ot Hoop tskirts, cunsistmg Ot ;
Burloi'ks Eugenia
ith tbo ordinal
- I
1
For Medicinal purpos»s—warranted as pure
as thc market affords ;
ill tli* i
of thi9 crop, in' as useful to
a* to any other, and would prevent half ;lll j fi u |j it ; s entirely reciprocal; hut
the failures Which now occur when th
s'pruigj is dry. It is much better to sow
the winter oat in the fall, ns it is rarely
killed b, thc severity of the season, ami
AddJBss to his Soldiers,
New York, January 28.—The Pari.-
i umu.1t an eiiur ov draw | L .(t urs contain the following rruclatuatton Mull and Nainsook Muslin, Checked and Srri-
:tlt lrom an incident ol the ct km1 y Ills!in H-Jr Cord Muslin, and French
v, and making; it a basis l'or |°* Gen. 1 rttn ; _ _ ] Cambric. '
SiLKS & SATINS.
you obviously commit an error li
ing an argumee
state of siaveiy, r , ..
a policy adapted to a state of freedom.— | Spaniards We have arrived at the
the product is much more sure as it i» IJustility between the whites and blacks terrible moment in which revolution is |
mature ticTore the drought. _ _ j ,,(* South is easily explained. It has ; the only recourse ot the nation and the |
its root and Sip in the relation of slavery, | main duty of honorable men. 1
Plain Skirts, of all sizes and prices for Ladies
and Misses. -
WHITE GOODS. _
|.Lien Cambric, Swiss Muslin. Jaconet Muslin, MACHINE, TANNERS’ ilU'l LAA1P
Linen Lawn. Tarleton. French Shear Muslin.
Oorn planting coaiuicnoes thik month
in the climate of h»ver tfcorgia, und when
early planted, make* almost invariably the
belt crops. Do not let '.e mania for cot
ton growing prevent your putting in a
bountiful crop of corn. A half crop of
cotton this year, would compel the pur
chase of all our food another year. Tlx;
facilities and rates of transport tpin will
not begin to justify this. Plant, then,
plenty of corn, and plant early and on
deeply prepared ground, so as to prevent,
hy the curly mntoring of tho crop, and
by a full supply of moisture in the soil
Jurir the periods of growth, the casual
ties to which it is subject, under other
conditions, in our summer droughts.
Do not forget at this season the proper
rave of stock. Remember, ton, that to a
ecrtainVxtcnt, “ thflUr »» f»>i<lcr,'’-—that
animals protected from the storms and
severity of the season, keep in good con
dition on fur less food, and will yield
ifiore milk and wool, and do more wo-'
than those deprived of comfortable roofs
to protect them. TTcroember, also, that
there is no profit in keeping any animal
whatever, unless kept in a thriving comii-
tion. An animal is a machine for oou-
vertiny foragu and grain into meat, milk,
wool and work, just as a steam cngtnc is
a machine for converting fuel and water
into power. To get power out of the cn
giuc, the supply ol coal must be liberal
was incited on both sides by the slaves, the head ot a considerable military force, ;
masters. Their masters secured their as j and a great number ot armed countrymen
ccndeiiey over both the poor whites and uasten on all sides to fight under my or-
blacks by putting enmity between them, ders for the cause ot treedom and luther-
They divided both to Cjnquer each.— | land. 41}' banner-is the last, manifesto ol
There was no earthly rea-ou why the the Central Committee. XV ith it in my
blacks liould not hate and drea i the poor hands I wall light with uiy wonted valor j Bobbins.
White and Colored in great variety. B'.nek
-It -Silks, every variety: Marsaline and Florence
S'.i'Ks; Silk Minifies ; Black Cloth Cloaks:
Black and Colored Sucks: Ladies' Under Lin
en and Skirts, in great variety : Ladies’ Trim
med Hats; Cloak and DrCss Trimmings; Bug
le Gimps and Skirt Braids ; Embroidery Braids;
Seroentinc Braids; Black and Colored Silk
Braids ; Skein and Spool Silk Alpacca Braids,
iiomhsand Brushes 1 every variety. Tapes,
whites when in a state of slavery, for- it
was from this class their i
GENTS’ GOODS.
I Hack CT.AtliS jir.il Ca^siuierc?, CofaVed Csissi-
luiust the government which dishonors |
sters receivo 1 I us abroad and ruins us at home to the
their slave catchers, >luve drivers and point ot mukiug us a laughing stock j
overseers. Till y were the men called oil j among foreign nations and bring us t0 I ;llll | s ,-aria. Neck Ties and Flies, Suspenders,
upon all occasions by tho masters when i he TorgO of-shameful bankruptcy. .Silk, 'Cotton mid Linen Handkerchiefs. Kid,
any fiendish outrage was to he cotniitited ! Soldiers who have already tuuglit under Buck and Berlin Gloves, Brown and White
up->n the slave. Now, sir, you cannot I my orders, you arc aware that l liuvp never
removed, thc cause must be reinovi d also. I 'n this enterprise l shall know how to
Slavery is abolished. Tho cause of the ilead you, titit showing you tlie path *-
antagonism is removed, and you must see victory and then remunerating jolt et.o
that it is altogcthci illogio il, putting new deuvers.
wine in old bottles, mending new gar- | i'Y I low-citizens, men of honor, aid me
meats with old clothes, tolcgishliaU* from : to bring to a happy end a political revolu-
slave-holding and slave driving persons tion which may ilo away with the me s-
for a ptuplc whom you have repeatedly j sity of that soe.iui revolution w ith which
Half Hose. Tailors’ Trimmings of every vn-
fiut perceive that the c.iuse ui this dread I p trsaken you, and that if you staud by me Ln * 1 !'■' Mi 'i., r'liiblr n uni
1 . , , t ., . : I ! I, I... ._ 1 Shoes, Men s, Boys and \ontiis
BOOTS <Sc SHOES,
A. T S 9
of all sorts, for Men, Hoys, and Children. *
AT D. BROWDER & CO.,
Nos. 24 47. MA UK FT STREET,
Montgomery, Ala. [iAiu i:t—l9-4m.
declared your purpose to maintain in irec- we are, threatened. Spatiirrds, hurrah T A r ETA AX
dom. Besides if it were even true, as 1 for liberty, for the programme of the Cen j Li/1 V JALi
you allege, that the hostility of the negro | tral Committee, and fur the Cotistitu. lit | ^^
towards the poor white men must ncces- Cortrz.
sarily exist in a state of freedom as in a |
state of slavery, in tho name of heaven
we reverently ask ln<w can you, in view
of your proffered desire to promote the
welfare of the black nicn, deprive them
| of all means of defense, and clothe him
X Xji
With the latest styles of
LAivii iS AND LANTmiAo,
&e., &c., &c*
Our motto will be
JUST RECEIVED
— AND—
J? O II S .A. IA IA
A Lar^c and well iSelected Stock of
DRY (iCODS,
—An
GROCERIES,
—l^onsistin^r of—
Augusta Sliirtfn^',
Hleuched Dumestti:.
Rrints,
Merinoer*,
I>eI:»I Hr?,
Hrdaklsisl Shawls
ladies’ Callar^,i
Flannels,
it will not do to put the fuel needed t'>i ^ you regard as his enemy »ii the
one, under two boilers, as neither will do pa||op | y of political powers !' 0 in it he
a uuartor work. So with animals well , ,j la j vou wou |j recommend a policy which
fed and cared for, they are profitable—ih wou |j artn the strong and crush the de
fed and neglected, are useless or nearly j fe nso l cf!S > Can you by any possibility or
fo, for all purposes. _A well led cow will , atoning regard this as justice or wis-
yield twice or three times the usual quau- . v Experience proves that those are
tity of milk our planters obtain—so with J 0 < tencst abused who Can be abused with
the work derived from a well fed horse, j the gro4 ^ st impunity ; men are whipped
ox, or mule. ^ ^ oftenest who are whipped easiest; peace
brace, «©•—Continue plantation re- between the races is not to be reached by
pairs—•putting the fences, gates, buildings degrading the one and exalting the other; ,
and implements in proper repair, cleaning bj . giving power to one and witliolUing it tl,an a '
up hedoe rows, and getting all things from Uic^otlier.
[Signed] Juan 1’rim.
« ,-ai i t -r^r-• - -»far«eiadiL•raPMrjjtfv rr
G E ORGIA TELEGRAP H
rtTBLISIIED AT
MACOX, GEORGIA,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
JA3. R SXEED & SAMUEL BOYKIN,
EDIT oss.
Wr Imvo this day received a tine lot of Cents’
BLACK CLOTH AND CASSIMKRE
COATS,
BLACK DOESKIN and FANCY CAS-
SIMK11E PANTS,
fi^rQuick Sales at Short Protits.*®*;
0nler3 solicited from the surrounding town? j
:trtd country, which will meet with prompt ,
attention. Store ut
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Street
ATLANTA, GA.
Nov. 18-ii-Om REDWIKE & LEAK.
W. T. & L. s. MEAD,
CHEMISTS,
MTiolesalc and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS AND OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
PAINT BRUSHES,
Suspcnder.'S
Ladies & lient'a Shoes. Hosiery,
Hoop Skirts, La«He*s Dress Trim-
Hiilinoral Skirls, as orte «,
^Liid'^n fact evury thin*' that is generally
kejit in a lirst class Dry Doods Store.
GBOCSaiES, Etc.,
•lo H irrcli Flonr,
‘25 IvDgs Xails,
20 Hols. Salt,
25 Boxes To’.aecn.
i«est Rio CofToe,
CofFee Sujar,
Crushed Sugar,
20 Kits Mackerel.
<i .] l»bls. (lo.
6 do/.. I*.it. Axes,
8 do/. Cotton cards—
[ (\V hitemore*s Xo. 10)
Pepper, spice i: Jjitt^cr,
• 5<mi Ihs. EngUdi Dairy
cheese,
10 ) j boxes Sardines.
Factory Thread,
i*owder, shot A* e:*i»s,
Copperas.
Indigo and Madder.
L. II. Shovels,
. J Bushels Cotton Seed,
1 )Y Y1UT1K of mi oi,f»r from the « t
) of Ordinary of Cow via county, will |„.
s.JJ on the tirit Xaesday in M.irrh next.
IMW. isubject to the Widow's Uowi-r. i :ii
the Court House door in said vountv. t, e .
. tween the legal liours of sale, the Lot of fi ;ll „|
whereon John C. Dyson resided at the time of
his death, eontaining aere. noire or le-..
adjoining C. C. Smith on the East, and ihe old
road leading to Clark's Ferry on the North,
being a part of lot of land No. 2i:. in the fifth
District of said county. Sold for thchemfit
of tile heirs and creditors of John C. Dvsu.i
deec.i-ed. HI GH BREWSTER. Adn't r.
A (I in i ia i*S ral or ”s «;»{»•.
1 }Y YtRTl'K of an order from tlie Court of
| | j Ordinary of Coweta County, w ill lie sold
<m Die fust Tuesday in March. ISdS. at the
Court House door in Ncwnan. said rounty.be.
'tween tlie legal hours of sale, the tract of
Land whereon li L I Smith resided at tlie
time of Itis death, cont iin’ng three hundred
and twenty acres, more or less, situate, lying
and being in tlie sixtli District of said county,.
| adjoining tlie lands of Georgn E. Smith. John 1
A Hunnicutt. Mi’cs Jones anil others, reserving
tlie widow’s dower during her lifetime, and a'.,
iter death goes to the purchaser...
! Terms on tlie day.
GEflRGK Ki SMITH. Adm'rV
Jau. 20-20-tds. of B L l Smith -
I AdniiBiistratrix’g
1 >Y VIRTUE of an order from thc Court
y of Ordinary of Coweta county, will he
I sold on the first Tuesday in March next, at thc
j Court House door in Ncwnan, in said county,.
| within the lawful hours o? sale, a very valiiu-
I hie Piqc fajt of Land, number three hundred
and five (30-') in ihv district of said couu-
; ty. St»M as the property of John Highy. dc-
1 ceased, for the henclit of hi^ heirs and credi-
i tors. Term? on day of sale,
! Jan. 20-4ud. ^ffSAN L. HJOBY, Adm’-v.
GJ'jOIU* l A—CowciJa County.
HKREAS LLOXAUI) PEEK,
? f of the last will and testament of Dilcs
j Bowers, represents to the Court in his petition,
I duly tiled and entered on record, that lie has
; fully administered Giles Bowers’ estate:
This is therefore to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, td show cause, if any
I they can, why said executor should not he dis-
j charged from Ills e • eci'torship, and receive
loiters of di.-uiission on the.first Monday in
’ June, 1S(J»).
tSiven under my hand and official signature,
j this Januarv 2Gth. 18‘ii;.
1 jin. 27-tfm. B. II. .MITCHKLTj, Ord’rv.
GEQ1K5IA—Cowcfa County
117 HE REAS David Lyle-was duly appoiu-
t ▼ ted and qualified with Martha (\ Mc-
i Doinhs, as adniiuistrator and administratrix*"!’
j Win. McCombs, deceased, ni l the Slid M.irtha
j (’. I avlng interniairied with John DtLncy,‘hnd
1 the said DcLacy having applied and given
S bond and security, and having been duly ap-
i pointed and qualified as administrator upon
; tlie est ite of said deceased, and the said David
I Lyle having turned over and delivered up nil
j of the property, money and effects in his
hands belonging to said e. ts'e to the said Do-
Lacy, and desiring to be discharged :
Therefore all persons concerned will §hnw
cause, if any they have. <>u the Hr.-t M uiday
in June next why said David Lyle should not
he discharged from his administration and re
ceive letters of di-inission.
Given under my hand ami official signature,
this January 24th, 18U-.
jan 27-2I-tfm B. II. MITt’HELL. Ord’y.
»J K()Rf i IA—Coweta Cur.nfy.
aU a-hom it mot/ concern :
TX7 ILLLAM F. I*0\VEf* having, in proper
\ f form, applied to me for permanent Let
ters of Administration on the estate of S;iri!i
Howell, late of paid county, deceased :
This is to cite all and singular the credit
and next of kin of said deceased to he an i
tppear at niv office within the time allowed hy'
law, and show cause, if any they can. why
permanent Administration should not be gran
ted to William r. S- Dcjwell on the estate of
said deceased.
Witness mv official signature. J.*n. 24. 186(1.
Jan. 27-21-30.1. H if. MITCHELL. Onl y.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
satin and fancy 0As.!23asuMsaT, sts win,
Subscriptions received fur thc Daily for less \ SIMKllE VFSTS
(F
st year’s crop.)
at thc sa
: rate.
idy for service, before the pressing de
mands of the crop ere upon vmi.
Man nr in y—N ow is thc tiuie to haul
ont atid dispose of all your compost and
lot manures. There is no operation on
thc farm that begins to pay like this. Do
not. then, grudge the time required, and
the labor employed in tuts slqw and tedi
ous operation. Gather from every 4 uar "|citixenGup in this his native
ter thc materials for increasing your com can coqic a time when 1
ing havest And here wc would remark, removc d f rom this country without
that wherovor they may be accessible, a torr jblc shoek to iu peace and pros-
commoicial manures should be freely cm- per j tv . Besides, the worst enemy ot
ployed it will pay. (ottfin bced, gew of t j ie na tion could not cast upon its
which, by the way, will this year be thus , air namc a jj reatcr intamy than to sup
•mployed.) if partially rotted,
lio used late as their virtue:
soott exhauted; If used fresli
Tlie new I’roprietors of tlie Telegraph are
On thc colonization theory that you, ■■■
, i . . v ■ i i i rcso veu to snare no labor, or expense, to mJke -
were pleased to touch very much could „ „ r „ t ’ e state, if,lot of .he
be said. It is impossible to suppose, in j South. In addition to its regular corps uf E l- PVVTg
view of the usefulness ol the black men, \ itors—who are men of mucu experience, ami ; 1
FINE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS,
CALF
FINE FRENCH
BOOTS AND SHOES
C ASSIME RE IIATS
in time of peace, ns u laborer, and iu time well and favorably known in the South—we
of war as a soldier, of die growing respect have employed able correspondents at most ot
for his rights among the people, „.d hisj GENTS* FINE FELT, FUR AND
increasing adaptation to a higher state ot Leading Feat rue.-'The leading feature in
land there ! the Telegr-ph will be its devotion to the rights,
ho -can be | interest,and feelings of Georgia and hor strick
en sister States ; we would lift them up from
the valley of humiliation, exhort them to a
forgetfulness of the past, except iu glories,
and n rve their arms for the arduous struggles
of thc ful'«re.
Commercial Department.—The Commercial
receive spe-
given of•
ether LADIES’ NUBIA.i AND HOODS,
Dental Instruments,
iOms:QYi!3 a i5& J
Cor. Whitehall and Marietta Streets,
(Old Xorcros* Corner.)
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The question i* a .deed daily, where cun thc
cheapest Dry Gootj * and Groceries he houghi
in Town. The question is answered at cnee :
Go directly to
HILTOA, AI.UiUA ct CO.,
I ndex* Masonic Hall.
Xewnau. Ca. t Jan. B, I8(j(>. [IH-tf.
I). HREWSTER,
M. J^iGuik & Co.,
Ibid on Hand and is (’onstantlv Receiving
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
To all irJonn. it mm/ emo'ern :
/ 1ALEB \Y. STEPHENS having in proper
\ j form applied to me for permanent Letters
of Administration on the estate of Elias Ste-
pliens, late of said county, deceased :
This is to cite all and singular the creditors
md next of kin of said deceased, to be and
appear ut mv office within the time allowed
l>y law and show cause, if any th _*jr can, why
permanent Administration should not he gran
ted toCaleh \V. Stephenson the estate of sai l
deceased.
Witness mv official sirrature, Jan. 24, 18G6.
Jan. 27-21 -3od H. H. MITCHELL. Ord’ry.
and Creditors.
LADIES’ II00I
SKIRTS.
■\'«D B VLMOR VI /COUNTRY DE-VI.ERS and PHYSICIAN. - '
W would do well to examine our Stock bc-
GRY CHH3BS,
Noticj to Debtor
A’
LA DIE.'
ear be thus ja j r naule a ..reater infamy than to sap- Lovjieucial Pf.pabtment.—TheLommc
ied, should that nooroes could Hot be tolerated Departim-nt of the Telegraph willI receive
e>i will Le 1 . ^ . . u cud attention. Dailv reiK»rts will t*e givt
th . h, amoa S, ,hem othcrwSe Gian in a sUte ot aI , the lcadi:lp laark ;, 5 jf tlie Union, tog.
Ituyou^nt. n ,o«t dv-uraditig slavery and oppression, with a full weekly review ol the loc.it mm
TURBANS, FELT
STRAW WATS,
j fore buying elsewhere, as we will endeavor to
J make it to their interest, both as to time and
VXD' P r * ce ' to hay of us.
U £s35“All orders filled with promptness And
rare, and we guaranty satisfaction in all our
j lii'is. [October 14-b-6m.
BOOTS, SHOES,
LEWIS L. ABBOTT. W. L. ABBOTT. B. F. ABBOTT.
— Gents Furnishing Goods,
to be applied so soon ns to prevent their j or luust fi e cast away and driven into exile, while on the arrival of every steamer, Kuro-rpevpir MKRINOS VXD
sprouting. As to farm manures, when ! f or po 0 tfi cr cause than bavins beeD freed ! pean political and commercial account wilHie L *' i iitutvu
li aided to the field, they should be inline- their chains. ° given. Iu this respevt we hope to offer such ' DeI-MNES,
diatcly mixed with thc surface soil, or if
laid in heaps, corored with a coating of
earth. It always pays to work over ma
nures in the yard, throwing them up iu
| given. Iu tlvis respect we hojie to offer sneli
make the Telegraph qp in.
Signed: Geo. Downing, John Jones, .fispcnsahle vis,tor to the counting room of ev. ■
heaps, and covering with rich mould, and
to let them lie in this slate to ferment,
VYm. Wltipper, Fred. Douglas, Luuis 11. erv merchant and tradesman.
Douglas, and others. F^ncat’on Agricnlture and the Mechanic
° Arts will be fusiered as thc true sources ot all
N.itiou;il und individual prosperity,
H.J irnr tttt?j TELEGRAPH,
until nooJed for application, (lather The Presidents Plain Talk to the NcgTO
from every source, leaves, trash, bedding Deputation. Thc Proprietors taka sperUIpnde in pre-
matcnal, swamp muck and sea weed and Washington, February 7 —The l’rc- ®'“‘!uns inglu Pag- : s or'fiftv-^’colurani!; ai-
other materia!, for increasing the planta- sideot did soma plain talkiog, tuis-after- j„ ost exc'usivelr uf reading m.itter, in each
pply o' manure, as the most impor- ' noon, to the colored population, and said 'number, an 1 in point of typography and general RAI)I E3
some things that will disturb the radical
digestive operations to such an extent as
to throw thc sickly bod£ into convulsions.
The del egates to the Colored Couven-
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PUIN r
of any sf v! ^ and ijuajily,
ABBOTT A BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE &1B.ETAIL DEALERS
CROCKERY,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Etc.
tant busine
> of the
V
farmer.
Ciritic
without a rival at the South.—•
numbers Sent by mail to nil Appli
cants.
Opr TO A Wood Stt.t.vti.—Wood sol- tion now sitting in this city, called on the
ler, tii too much to ask for that crow’s President, headed by Frederick Douglas,
nest; and our finances now are such we They were received cordialiy by the pre.
cau’t that sum invest. Five years ago silent.
six bits would bay, an half cord of fat George T. Downing, one of the dele-
pine—the same amount of hard wood dry gates, and Fred. Douglas, let off a sjieveli
—superior far to thi"C. at Mr. Johnson, indicating to him the
Internal revenue—does it, attach to part he should pursue and giving him
oak and pine: and must you on a red some advice as to the treatment of thc
stamp spit, and stick to logs like thine ? negro population in general. Th
What is the cause, do tell us pray, that dent deemed it a^ fit opportunity to let
makes yon ask us four, dollars per load of them know just what he thought of the
AUtlruss all communications on basinets to
\VM. A. REID k CO.
PltOPRIETOKS, Ac.
feb. li.’—28—2t. Mucon. Ga.
Oi
\Y
Carroll Sheriff’s Sale.
the first Tnes*huj in M-irrh next,
ILL be sold before the Court no
id before the Court
Carrollton. Carroll co
hours of sale, the folio
gum or bay, drawn by a team so poor .'
Have greenbacks got at a discount, and
specie plenty, too, that you dotuand suoii
an amauat as will our purse out do ?
Drive on thy fuel, heartloss ficad—drive
on tiiv load of wood ; tuav heaven on thee
w for equality with fat
negro and his unfit!
tho white race.
He showed that the two races hated
each other at the South, and he showed
the folly of attempting to turn loose the
freeuuiea without time for the slightest
improvement, and give tim the privilege
Vd'the ballot box with this curnitv and
door in
within the legal
I’r propertv. to-u it:
Lot of Land No. 204 : levied on ns the pro-
tty of Joah Martin, to satisfy one fi fa issu d
>m the Superior Court of G'arroll county in
of P « Garrison vs Joah Martin.
1. 27. L. J. SMITH. Sheriff
1
WO MONTHS after date application will
be made tt> the Ordinary of Coweta
ountf for leave to sell tbe remaininjr portion
f the Und yet an*oM. betongni£ to the cst te
if John t*. !*tt of said eannty. de-
v J T A im,:. I
FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS,
BLACK CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS AND SATINETS,
SO AWLS AND CLOAKS
~ r Q ny quality.
BLEACHK‘1 AND UNBLEACHED
GOMESTICS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY aiU RIBBONS,
LADIES BELTS AND BUCKLES, Flour, Corn,
KNIVES, FORKS AND POCKET
CUTLERY,
ROUND AND TUCK COMBS,
ANY QUANTITY OF TIN AND
CROCKERY WARE,
COTTON CARDS, 200 BUNCHES OF
FACTORY YARNS.
AIT
OUR Stock of Clothing 1 -i* 4 «on»j>k*tc. Wc
have a Coe usaortmcni of
PRODICE l.\D GROCERIES,
-yJSTlCLitc:Ta:i StT-*,
ATLANTA, GA.
We keep constantly on hand and for sale
good stpek of
the a
ill profit n«
rx protits.
CUff:**:
Bacon, Lard,
Bncrar of all grades,
Coffee, Mackerel,
Pepper, Apices,
Soda iu ICegs,
Toljacco, Lime,
Cheese. &.c.
BLACK CLOTH COATS,
CASSIMERS, ETC.
WK propo.sf to sell every thing at dke low-
est Cash Prices" Tiiose who wi.-h to do
■ well will [dense give us a call. We can tie
found ia the
BRICK STORE,
NORTH-WEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE
UN BAY STREET.
Ray, late of Carroll comity, dcceised,
rill conic forward n»»<] settle the same without
delay; and all havqiit/ demands against said
deceased will present them in terms af tho
law in such cases made and provided
WILLIAM T. PHILLIPS. A in,>.
Mary RAY, Adm’x.
Jan. 20-20-0t.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
V LL THOSE indebted to the estate of Jus.
W. Chandler, late of Coweta county, de-
I ceased, are notified to come forward and make
{ payment, and all lmviii^ demands apainst said
' estate will present them in terms of the law
j in such cases made an l provided.
O.SHORN LIXCII, Adm’r.
Feb. 10-23-0 nv.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors,
A I_/k those indebted to tin:, estate of Alviq
. Chandler, late of Coweta county deceas
ed nrc requested to coine forward and make
payment, and those having demand* a/::inst
j said estate will present them in terms of tho
law in such case made and provided.
OSBORN LIXCH, Adm'r.
| Feb- 10—23—Ow.
| Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL tiiose indebted to the cstutc of 'CJins. J
il. Br-r-y, Lite of Cowct-t county, deceased,
are notified to come forward and make Imme
diate payment, and all those having demands
against the estate of said deceased, will pre
se-t them in terms of the law in such case,
made and provided. A. J. BERRY, Adm’r.
Fed*, 10-23-bw.
NFAYNAN. ga
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
V LL tho-o having demands against the
estate of Jolm E. Watkins, late of Cow
eta county, deceased, will present them iq
terms of the law. and all those indebted t*}
the estate of said deceased will come furwar4
and make payment within the time prescribed
bv law. M. J. SMITH, Adm’r.
February 3-2'2-Gt.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
N OTICE i3 hereby given to all persons hnv-
ing demands against Jo cpli Beadles, late
of said county*, deceased, to present them to
me properly made out, within thc tiinepri-
scribed by law, so as to show their eharauter.
and amount. d all persons indebted tq
said deceased #rc hereby required to make im
mediate payment. \VM. rS. BE4DLES,
f J
K01U * I-A—Coweta County.
fllWU li.ui.tbs after dat-r application will 1»c
\ made r » The U iurt «>t Ordinary of
uotiiitv fur leutve t 11 the real e t.ite of J H