About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1866)
M ~rwm (1 5FI5S wtaiu- HEWN AH, GEORGIA. „rrr v rt 5. i?53. ■_Wi 7 Dr C* under «»Ut cents n will be The Feniaa Expedition at the East- Why it Failed. Portsmouth, N. II..-April 27.—Wm. IT. Grace, Fenian organ tier, anl captain of the late Eastpffft expediti n, has ar- U: .j p}- c ,-. lived from Portland^on his wav home.— j ** He says the expedition would hare iJeen a success Pad General Kiiiian been sus tained. He considers O’Maliony an im- MARRIED, (NEW CASH STORE!! rr. b: wood X33EDIEI.IE3 WE3 JkJEHEHl Powu . : A i Miss Mollis Bui DIED, tns. on the 22d gs, Mr.. W. P. SAL Elf, of first Rags Rags G. M. WALKER, on ; ,, ".he- to buy e.ean nan, Georgia, w»-nc- j and Cotton R 3 " s - Linen tf. ~ ; bccilc and a fraud on the public, and says j that the only hope of success now is in Roberts and Sweeney. lie circle here to send no more money to Union Square. ' supporting IGy Street, New f has to]d tJ April 6tb, 3SCO. Willie E. nine years. “ Wiiai a long ; grave will tv.;!.” Graham, aged laduw a little S.^A.ISTID^XaXa CO., Side I3ny Street, _ ' NEW NAN, GA., “h PRY DENT, WOOD k CO., Grocers & Commission MERCHANTS, -:o:- J. U. JONES. It. S. BL'RCU. Corn on Credit!1 l nil! exchange Corn for Cotton, to be delivered from the first pickings in the j'jl A good note, with two approved [securities will be required. I or iurther particulars apply to me at the store room nn'hn- Berry’s ilall. It. A. TL CATES. Groceries. W. B. W. Dent k Bro. have in store n large stock of Family Groceries, Crock ery, Hardware, Ac. If you wish to pur chase corn, flour, hay, coffee, sugar, axes, hammers, hatchets, or any article of that kind, give them a call, and we think you will be accommodated in quality, quantity and price. See advertisement. The Pic-nic. On May-day the members of the three Sabbath Schools in this city united in a Pic-nic celebration. At 8 o’clock they assembled at the Baptist Church, and were entertained for a short time by the Rev. .James Stacy in a brief, pointed ad- dress, replete with line thought and sound advice. The little folks then marched in pro cession to a beautifiul grove about a mile east of the Court House, where seats were prepared for the weary and tables for the dinner. Ere long the latter were loaded with every thing that could please the palate or tempt the appetite, and the as sembly, numbering about three hundred, were invited to partake, and on all sides handsome compliments were paid the dinner. The festivities of the day then closed, and each one carried homo a lighter and happier heart. Superior Court. A special term of the {Superior Court fur this county will convene on Monday next, tor the trial of criminals confined in jail. All persons interested in cases of jail delivery are notified to attend. The Crops. There is great complaint among our farmers about the cotton plant coming up and then dying. This fact is attributa ble to defective seed. The planters in all the Southern States have been forced to encounter the same difficulties, and hence there is every prospect, at present, that not more than a hall crop will be raised, even when the yield of the same quantity of land as is now in cultivation in former years is taken into consideration. The prospect of a large wheat crop in this section of Georgia is good. The Flirt.—There is an Eastern fa ble of a magician who discovered by his j incantations that the philosopher’s stone j lay on the bank of a certain river, but was unable to determine its locality more i definitely. He therefore proceeded along ! the bank with tf piece of irmi to which he applied successively all the pebbles he found. As one after another they pro duced no change in the metal, he flung them into the stream. At last be hit up on the object of his search, and the iron became gold in his hand. But alas! he had become so accustomed to tho “touch and go” movement, that the real stone was involuntarily thrown into the river after the others, and lost to him forever. We think this story well allegorises the fate of the flirt. She has tried and discarded so many hearts that at length she throws away the right one from pure force of habit. A Lucky Family.—During the last fifty years, the luckiest family in all Eu rope, hasheen that of Coburg. Prince Leopold, of Saxe-Coburg, whose income was only three hundred pounds a year, married the Princess Charlotte, heiress of the British throne, in 1816 ; dropped into a pension of fifty thousand pounds lor life, on her death, in 1816; was chosen King of Greece in 1830, but declined the emp ty honor; became King of Belgium iu 1831, and reigned for twenty five years, with great success, His sister, a poor widow, though “ a born princess,” mar ried one of the English royal dukes, and their only surviving child now occupies the British throne, while her grand daughter will some day be Queen of Prussia. Another of the Coburg family married a daughter of Louis Phiilippe, of France. Yet another is father of the present King of Portugal. Leopold’s eldest son married an Austrian archduch ess, and his only daughter is Empress of Mexico. Ex-President Buchanan has been on a mission to Harrisburg, where he was the guest of ex Gov. David 11. llorfccr. It is reported the object of the mission was to arrange matters for the gubernatorial cam paign. The Harrisburg Telegraph inti mates that the ex-President and the ex- Governor intend to take tho stump for Clymer, the Democratic nominee for Gov ernor of Pennsylvania. Confederate Dead in Kentucky - Th Versailles, Kentucky. They Scarce nine summers ret had shed. Youth's sweet blessings o'er thy head, Ere the last great enemy Cast his baleful eyes on thee. At his touch thy roses fled, Paled thy brow, and bowed thy head ; Ileavrnvurd turned thy soft blue eye, As if seeking help on high. Folded are the waxen fingers ; An angelic halo lingers O'er the noble, high arched brow Once a mother’s pride, and now Tearful'y she sighs and gazes, As his amber looks she raises, Smoothing, with her soft caresses, Ail the death-damp from his tresses. There’s a little vacant chair, Footsteps missing from the stair, And his little household pet Wondering why lie lingers yet. Bnt to U3 remains the anguish, For we saw him droop and languish. Oh ! dear Father tell us why That the fairest, soonest die ! Would the child the paths have trod Farthest from the ways of God? Sorer would have been our grief If his years liad.been less brief. Death, why passed thou heads all hoary, Hands with brother's blood yet gory, Forms all bowed and broken hearted, Who with life had gladly parted; Why the misanthrope evade, Who lias boldly sought thy shade, And our flower with death frost chill Whose sweet place none e’er can fill? Fruitless, weak, are these surmises, — Ulessings'oft assume disguises. Who shall dictate the disguise But our Father, good and wise. He who sees the sparrow fall, Hath a guardian care for all. Holy spirit! Heavenly light, Plume our faith for upward flight. Show us with thy vision keen Our angelic child again ; Let us hear him when he sings, Feel the rustle of his wings, And this will sweet comfort be ’Till him face to face we see. Mas. I). Woodiioof. asagsBBB vsubbz .a- 'ey.. -*v. aw »- nag j egsgjuggwt AYE just received a NYw Stock of Goods, consistir.c in part of GOODS, GROCERIES. CROCKERY-WARE, HARD-WARE — AND CUTLERY; Ladies’ and Gents’ Hats, Boot3 and Shoes; ii£is —SEALERS IX — S0SI0SS Ox 2SBS, And all Goods generally found iu a Variety Store, all of which we will sdl as low as any house in Newnau KEWNAN RETAIL MARKET. CORRECTED WEEKLY EY jorro & stEBira. News'ex, Ga. May 4, ISCfl. Cotton*.—121 0} 18c. p Market very dull. Factory Goods.—Brown Shirting 25 @ 30c yd.; Brown Sheeting 35 @ 4u p 3 d. ; 4-4 F Cotton following Georgians are buried at Sea Island Shirting 40 © 5oe yd Yarns—§3,00 j4 bunch. Osnabnrgs 33 (>< left Brat The Election. We give below the number each candidate sick at that place when Gen. treated in 1863 : Wm. Allen, company F, 56th Ga. Regiment; Abraham Holbert, company E, 56th Ga. llegt; Jacob Thomas, eo. E, 36th Ga. Regt.; R. W. Grant, company ii, 36th Ga. llegt.; Wm. U. Watson, 1st Ga. cavalry. iooo busisbbs conn*:: We also have in store, and to arrive, 1000 Bushels Corn, which wo will sell at the lowest market price. tl o rr : Fij o tjri: In Store and for Sale, at Wholesale or Retail f EIGHTY BARRELS FLOUR, which we will sell at Atlanta prices, with freight added. Also on hand and still arriving s good as sortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. Call and get your supplies, if you wish to save money. The attention of the Ladies is called to our fine selection of LAWNS and OTHER DRESS GOODS, all of which we pledge ourselves to sell as low as any other house, when quality is con sidered. — Our assortment of Soots end SHloob is greater than can be found this side of At lanta, and will be sold low for Cash. We invite you to call and see ns, and wc will Jo our best to please. llANDALL & CO. April 21-33-tf. T. J. HOLLIS, Salesman. Clothing. A S WE wish to close our stock of CLO- /\ THING, we will sell it greatly below our former prices. All who wish a good Summer suit call on RANDALL & CO. April 21-33-tf. ; Groceries ( Liquors excepted) j and Family Supplies, HAVE just received and arc now offering j fur s .Ii, large supplies of r TIotic. X *'A? • Sugar (all qualities.) Goffee, Tea, Soda. Cheese, Crackers, Tobacco,-(Chewing & Smoking,) • Buck Wheat Fksur, Mackerel, Flour, (the firs? brands/) Blacking Brushes, Whisk Brushes, Toilet Sosp, Well Buckets, Well Ropes, Brushes, Brooms, <xc., &<?:,- r-a FACTORY YAKUTS. We have also a good stock of Conroctionorics, —Consisting of— - CANDIES (assorted), RAISINS, ALMONDS, FIGS, ORANGES, etc. We call attention to our stock of Saddles, Bridles and Buggy Harness. Wc have for sale many other articles too numerous to mention. JONES & BURCH Are now established at tlie old Where they have on hand a general assortment of Goods adapt ■ ed to the wants of the Trade, j In addition to their former stock of Groceries and Hard- Ware* They now have on hand a new supply of (Rr & Lay Representation with the Methodists:—The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, at their session yesterday, snys the New her of votes I Orleans Times of the 24th, adopted a affect received at the electionD"^t important resolution, affecting the .... , r 3 i character of the representation in Confer- on \\ ednesduy last for County J udge and ^solicitor. Flori- 15c.,@ r) lb- COUNTY JUDGE. "William M. Sparks, 214 Young J. Long, 181 William GoUlsborry, 76 Ckarles G. McKiuley, 54 SOLICITOR. • Alvan D. Freeman, 332 A. J. Smith 190 Presence of Mind Everybody lias heard how presence of mind displayed by Sir Thomas More once saved his life ; yet the story bears repeat ing. Oue day while Sir Thomas was walking on the root of his palace, lost in contemplation, an insane man came rush ing toward him, and threatened to push him from the battlements. The Chancel lor was in his gown, and besides, was old an uuuble to struggle with such a strong fellow, lie had a little dog with him.— “Now,” said he to the ruauiac, “let us throw the dog down, and see what sport it will be ? ” So the dog was thrown down. “ Is not this fine sport ? ” said his lordship; “let us fetch him up and encc. This has heretofore been only clerical. Rev. Dr. McTycire, of Montgomery, offered the resolution, which was as fol lows : Resolved, That it is the sense of this General Conference that lay represensation be introduced into the Aunual and Gen eral Conferences. Which was carried, S9 to 48, and a special committee was ordered, composed of one delegate from each aunual confer ence, to be selected by the delegates of each conference respectively, to bring in a plan for lay representation in accordance with the resolution. GO Frank Gurly.—This officer of the late Confederate army, who was tried and condemned by a Court Marshal during the war, for the alleged murder of the Federal General McCook—and then ex changed as a prisoner of war, and ar rested and confined in jail after the war under the sentence of the Court Marshal that tried him, has been released by order of the President. It Never Rains but it Pours.— , We lately gave an account of the cxplc- try it again. As the mad man was go- 0 p nitro-glycerine in San Francisco, ln S down, Sir 3 homas fastened the door , ^ a ijp orn ; a? w hj c h a number of persons fl It |1 Alt! I.\.l 4 .-v V It A I at I ' - . . . *» 37.i V yd.; Bleached Shirting 35 £< 45c. 5* yd'; Bleached Sheeting -30 (a 05c. yd. •Dry Goods.—Prints 20 (g. 23c yard: Spring and Summer DeLaibs 35c. (k) Si p yd., with full and well selected stock?. Coi ntby Produce—Corn Si,25 (.b, 1,30 f? bush, from stores: Batter, 30c lb.; Bees wax. 15c "(! 11).: Eggs ,13 doz. Honey, 20c V lb.; Beef, 8 @ 10c T> lb.; Tallow, 106 lb.: Dried Fruit, reaches, unpealed >2.00 V bush.; pealed S'2.50 y bush.; Apples, SI.50 "C bush. Hay S’2-”' 1 D loolbs. Sugar.—N. Orleans, 20(5 25c * c > lb.; Crush ed 30 @ 33 pi lb. Syrup.—N. O. $1.25082,00, *f> gal. da $3*.25 (y $2.00 %! gal. Sorghmne $1.00.' Coffee.—Prime Rio, 3-3 @ 3Dc. Good 33 0 35c. "p 1 lb. Salt,—2 :c T* lb.; B.vcox—Retail 200.25c. Lard—Retail 25c. lb. Flour.—$11 @ $10 per Bbl. Toracco.—45c 0 $1,75 pi lb; Smokm 0$1 00 lb. “ Nails.—121 @ 15c < “ c Hb; 12012} keg. Castings.—15c lb. Candles.—Star, 3-30 40c )) lb.: Cheese.—30 @ 40c lb. Mackerel.—$4.25 @ $L50 p) Kit, $2-3,00 0 $28.00 T? lib. Saudixes—40 0 50c q) box. Soap.—20 0- 30c lit. Copperas.—150,25c ^IB- Black Pepper.—50c 0 60c ^0 lb. Soda.—20 0 2oe p lb. Starch.—25 @ 30c ^ lb. Spice.—60 %! lb. Ginger.—60 lb. Sulphur—40c p! lb. Potash.—50 @ 75c p 1 lb. Blacking.—10 0 15c ^ box. Matches.—10c "p* box. .Cotton Cards.—$1,25 0, $1,50 pair. Pickles.—50 @ 75c f* jar. Candies.—60c 0, $1,00 y) lb. . Bagging.—Gunney 45c. q) yd. Rope.—Green Lief 30c tb. Twine.—$1,00 @ $1.2-5 ft bunch. Paints and Oils.—Kerosine Oil $1,25 V gal.; Linseed, $2,25 0^ $2,50; Train $2,2-5 0 $2,50"$ gal; Coach Varnish $8,00; Leath er Varnish $S,00 p! gallon; White Lead $3,00 0i $<>,00 keg of 25 lbs. Copal Varnish $6.00 y) Gallon. Lamps.—Kerosine Lamps $1,75 0 6,00. ! Leather—Sole 3-5@37c qd ft>.; Kips, $3,00 @ 4,’00 each ; Calf 75 @ S3c. ^ lb. / -°- ITissoltution Xotice. W E Take this method of informing our friends, and the public generally that the firm of m & 3. So j d umm, was dissolved by mutual consent, on 27th March, Mr. J. H. Johnson haring withdrawn from the concern. Mr. M. W. Johnson has associated with him Mr. R. P. Johnson and Mr. William L. Gordon, and will continue the GENEEM1 COMMISSION BUSINESS Under the firm name and style of rToIi^soyvs rf? Grerdcn. Thankful for past favors we solicit a contin uance of the same. Having increased our Facilities, we trust to give entire satisfaction to those who may' deal with us. JOHNSONS k GORDON. M. W. JOHNSON'. R. P. JOHNSON. wm..jj. cordon. - April 14-C2-tf. ARRIVE English refined; CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, HOSIERY, Sewing Machine Needles, Collars, Scarfs, Suspenders. Tailors’ Trimmings, Gloves, Shirts, Dra-u-ete Drawers, Neck Ties, T O RICE ’Fresh from the Mill, A large stock of CASTINGS, Both English and American ; IRON, Both Swede’s and AXES, (S TV Collin's and Bradley:) Trace Chains; Sliot, All sizes j Curry-ComLs, Tacks, Frying Pans, And other articles in our line. We will, from time to time, receive large- additions to our stock. We will give goods in exchange for or receive the same on Consignment. {jr^Wc will sell for CASH only. Orders from the country solicited and satis faction guaranteed. GREENVILLE STREET, (Masonic Building formerly occupied by Jones ac Cates.) 37eY/r.an, Ga. Jan. 20-2'J-lf. cufi St All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Our friends from tlie country will find it to their interest to give us a trial. [Dec. 30-17—ly. ami called tor help. were killed and wounded. To-day we One evening, not. long ago, a peaceful j havg new§ q{ a gtiH w<Jrse explosion of minded gentleman, who probably never; thfl same destroctiye expound upon the bred a pistol m his life, was pursuing his , steamshi Enropea n, at Aspinwall. on the homeward way through one of our city . isth|ilTls / Some fifty persons we re killed, avenues, half intoxicated stop now, what Suddenly be was accosted by a j includi ^ the Ul[n a ml officers o Eicated ruffian with, / Here,, sbi Tfais aftic , e seems t0 be qui of the quite as NEW YORK MARKET. New York. May 3, 18G6. Cotttcm firm at 34 cents. Gold. 274. ru>hed away without a word. ,«j3“?onator Wigfall, of Texas, is now Nec.uo Drunkenness.—The question 1 in London. He arrived there iu Mareh ?Y w hcre do they get their whiskey ' '1 here is a statute "in force in Georgia positively forbidding the sale of spirituous j hquors to negroes and white minors, uu- <Ier very heavy penalties. It will be and was well received by the English . i people. GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. i Leave Atlanta ~-C*5 A. M. 1 Arrive at Augusta ®- 43 ^ r ' 1 Leave Augusta :[ Arrive at Atlanta *■ Leave Atlanta 7.30 P. M. Arrive at Augusta ' Leave Augusia ^ ?, Arrive at Atlanta °-- 1 A - G; uts' FurnishingGoods, 3 estings, Valises, ~ Trunks, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs WR- are prepared to open the SPRING SEASON with a stock of READY.lIADi: CLOTSIO^ jlanufacturcd from New and Choice Fabrics, and of unequaled extent, variety and style. The MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT contains all the choicest products of Seasonable Raney Fabrics, as well as Staple, from which we are prepared to make Garments to ord^r, in the most elegant style. ^/“Gentlemen from a distance desiring to order from us can have Samples of Goods sent by mail, on application. Jd-g^Our prices shall be as low as any house in the trade. HERRINsU LAYDEN, Are the regularly appointed AGENTS for the sale of the Athens Factory Yarns, which have no superior iu this market They will keep a full supply on hand at all times, and sell at the market rates. IIERRINNG & LAYDEN, Apr.14.32.3ms. Glass Front, Whitehall St. SOUTHERN INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY, SAVANNAH, GA. CAPITAL 81,000,000. INCORPORATED 1S61. J. J. PINSON lias resumed business again at SARGENT’S CORNER, And is now receiving a general stock of As the CASH SYSTEM will be strictly ad hered to, he adopts as his motto “Short Profits and Quick Sales,” Hoping thereby to obtain from the public and the community with which his destiny has been connected for more than thirty years a liberal share of their patronage. His stock consists of every variety of Dry Goods, Boys’ Hats, Hard-Ware & Cutlery, Bagging and Rope, Sugar, Coflee,- Iron, Steel, Nails, Spades, ^ Sovels, Anvils, Vices, Turning Ploughs, Powder, Shot, Black Pepper, All Spice, Cloves, Soda, Cream of Tarter, Castor Oil, Kerosine Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Salt Petre, Borax, Venetian Red, Red Lead, <ke., ifcc. He has a greater variety of every kind of Mer chandize than is usually kept in oue establish ment. No matter what sort of article you want you must not despair of getting It until youcall at PINSON’S. December 16-l2-5m. td o o c->- cc- 2 p- rj) 5 o O CD P » f- 1 p PLANTERS’ HOTEL, A.CK'XLi ATWOTA 9 «G5-~BEa«U»< Opposite the General Passenger DepoC WM. O’HALLORAN, Proprietor. April 14-32-tf. HOGE, MILLS &. CO. Grate City .Foundry, Car and Machine Works, ATLANTA, . . . 6COR<4EA, j. C. ALEaaHDSR. j. m. a iSF CU3 JI1 HU AND TmwsfrTra kj A7Arx>JiO A A G H&BDWAaa. Agricultural Implements, TOOXjS, W1MI1ITEIM11, Plantation Supplies, XEQ'S? JOH? Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. March, 17-28-2m. IIELRY BRIGHAM, rresident. J. C. HcITUXTY, Secretary. Do not neglect the security of reliable insu rance. Policies issued without delay by T. P. HILTON, Agent, March 24-20-tf. Newnan, Ga. DEN TIS T R Y. J. W. WILEY, (Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery) w ILL perform all operations pertaining to his Profes sion, with neatnes3and dispatch. He respectfully refers to the following tes timonials : Dr. J. TV. TV .-iky.—The Full Set of Teeth you made for iny wife about 8 years ago, are all that could be desired. They are pronoun ced by all who have seen them as beautiful, and as to their durability aud usefulness, I would state, they never have needed repair, and that my wife’s heanh ha3 been transformed from bad to good, owing no doubt to tbeir perfect adaptability to mastication- Wat. G. Herbixg. My wife had been afflicted with a nervous head ache for more than a year, caused from indigestion consequent upon the loss of teeth. Dr. Wiley inserted a set of Artificial Teeth, and it was but a few weeks when we discover ed quite an improvement in her health. She is now enjoying robust health, and I believe is purely indebted to his skill in assisting nature tn the discharge of a proper mastication. J. H. Gbxhxm. McNAUGHT, ORMOND & CO., Key-Stone Block. "Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA., FFl.it FOlt SALE, at retail, and to the trade, a large and well assorted stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Gun Material. Brass Goods, Ag ricultural Implements,Circular and Sash Saws, Gum and Leather Belting. Packing, House Furnishing Goods,Plated and Planished Ware, Carpenters’, Masons’, Tanners’ and Shoe Ma kers’ Tools, Wood and Willow Ware, Carriage Hardware and Wood Work, &c., and will be lyippy to see their friends at their old place of business. March 17—3m. W E ARE prepared to build and Repair Passenger and Freight Kail Road Cars, also, Steam Eugiues and Saw Mills, Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and all kind of Machinery. In the Foundry Department; We are prepared to make ec a. ixara-s s*5s, both Brass and Iron, of every description ; and having a large amount of Patterns on hand, have peculiar facilities for filling orders. We especially beg to draw the attention of BUILD- RRS and others to our Elegant I?aftoriia for Columns, Verandahs, Steps, Window Caps, Sills, Gratings, <%c. : from which we can sup ply Castings of the best quality, and in the shortest time, arid at less price than they can be obtained elsewhere, here. We shall also soon go into the manufacture of HOLLOW WARES of all kinds. In the Carpentry Department We are prepared to manufacture BABE, DM&S, And every description of Carpentry work.— Also, to Dress and Match Lumber in a superior manner. All kin Is of Turning,.Scrowl Saw ing, &o. INCOME AlfD SEE US.~%& April 14-32-Gm. L. DR GIVE. 'a □ SPRING & SIMMER GOODS. W E HAVE just received and opened a new and well-selected stock of Dry- Goods, Clothing, Ladies, Gent3 and Children’s Boots and ShuC3, Ladies and Gents’ Hats, No tions, he. he. suited for Spring and Summer wear. u m (O i?9 English Berages, Mozambique.?, Print’d Jac- onetts, Cambrics, Black and Figur’d Prints, Jaconett Swiss, Checked, Mull aud Nainsook Muslins. Brown and Bleached Domestics, J in- cn Drills and Duck, Blay Linen, Figur’d Lid- en. Fancy Ca3simeres.for Gents and Boy3 T Clothing. W XaJL'tolxa.ll Street, (Between Alabama Street and Rail Road.) a o » CSJ-escQvps-tlsis. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in "Whines, 13 ran dies, Liquors, Fancy Groceries, Candies, Preserves, Crackers, Perfumery, Tobacco, Cigars, PIPIS, LAMPS, GILS, &C. This House has always on hand a Large Assortment of Stick and Fancy Candies, Crack ers, Preserves, Nuts, Oranges, Fancy and Common Soaps, &c., at New York Pricc-3, Freight added. April 14-32-3m. S. T. THURMAN, s. J. W. SPENCE. We have a good stock of Black Cloth Coats, Black Doeskin Pants. Black and Fancy Cas- simeres. Gent3 ; Linen Dusters, Marseilles Vesf3, and a good stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. BOOTS & SHOES. tolie,' Kid, Morocco. 4 Coif Bootee,, Clo!h | WILL Unrt keep o» h«od » Ucjc ««B Gaiters, Gentlemen’s sow'd and peggd Loots, j ' Gent? aad Boy?’ Shoes, a good assortment of j I Children"? Shoe?. P. THURMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS —IN— CINDY & CONFECTIONERIES' Depot Street, next Door to Perry’s Corner, NEWNAN, GA. Reported Trouble in Georgia.— 1 We find tlie following: paragraph in the j well for the retailers of our city to be Louisville Courier of Friday. A eoaiua i careful to whom they sell. The penalty : nv of the 16th V. S Regulars was sent | ca]Kh> 1* "" TT * IVnm five PlTV f*. T .•» rv ATLANTA and WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. out Side Public Square, nextjdoor to Free man's Law Office.) NEWNAN, GA. T HIS magnificent Saloon has been fitted j ter and prettier sets of Teeth than jdt one up at great expense, and is sannlied with • else : aad those employing his services will With pleasure we recommend Dr. WLiley as- a scientific Dentist. He is not only entitled to the patronage of the Southern people as being a regular graduate in his profession, but, from | his devotion and self sacrifice to the cause of ^nrchase "oods in onr line to give us a caH, for J ~ We would respectfully invite those wishing our once happy South. If we forego merit i charlatanism from persona! feelings, let u3 con sider the appreciation of those wao gave their j support in cur struggle fer Southern indepen- j dence. Every one admit? that he makes bet- ; for selling spirituous liquors to a negro to Fannin county from this city a few Leave Atlanta „„6 00 A M H. K. Ailec, John M. Hill, B. P. Hill, • Jas. Hassell, Feb 17-24-Cm . tuiuor, is that ot perjury, which usual- days ago to look a.ter uiavte.a v taxes the 1 eaitcntiarv. —iho 1 nxortunate individual to the A his is a serious matter aw is a good one, both for whites n ~ u bintKs, and nil good citizen urested in its cniorccaient. A few ox- quell a section : Gov. Jenkins, of Georgia, has applied to Gen. Thomas for troops to be sent to are in-1 Fannin county, Northern- Georgia, to disturbance which the civil nu- arerles will have a wholesome effect ou thorifies are powerless to repress. The; : groj. lnety. at least.—Gduthlu* Sun.; troops wtU be sent—-Vac u TeTr-jr-tph. i December 1-3-15-2't that Arrive at Newnan Arrive at \\ est Point ... Leave West Point Arrive at Newnau Arrive at Atlanta. GEORGE G- .....9 10 A NI .12 04 P M .......1 PC P H hi P 31 7 03 P 31 HULL, : apcnntendaBt. up at great expense. 4 , ) the verv jk-^t ami Utt brands of Import*■!' get value received for their money | Bran die*. Winet Gin, Ram, he. The ILm- him this testimonial unsolicited. ■ ' are Ol: and Part an ! the Cigars are ell ; that you caa 'desire. Parties supplied with die Imported at short netice. Physicians and Famil.es c&n get a pare .'.nicle ol Brandy. Gin, or R tor medicinal purposes. Churches sup;.:: -i with Wires for sacramental purposes. The proprietor intends to-leave rot-lug un done that would contribute to the elegance or ids ri-aUK-n or the pleasure-and satisfaction < • his visitors. If von desire a r-.al a ~lr-'ial .j... 5 give l>un a call. N 1 March i:-27--:i We ten G. K. Dennis. G. 31 ilaavev. I and examine our stock, which we offer iow for | CASH. M. KRAMER, At K. W. Perry s old stand. THOMAS G. ALEXANDER, _ I Arih 21-33-6m. Salesman. Tobacco. rTYf!0$E wi-hing a q-wlhy of CHEW - Notice to Debtors and Greditors, A IX those indebted to the estate of Elias ' JjL S’ -phens. Iste of Coweta county, deceas ed, will come forward and make immediate : payment, and tb" ; e having demands again;', -ni l deceased will present them in terms of j ; the law. CALEB W. STEPHENS. April 7-31-6t* Administrator, j TNG or SMOKING TOP.ACCO can be j guppli-d %vi;.u a No. 1 arti< le h v" calling on April 21-33-tf. RANDALL h CO. assorted supply of. CANDIES, PICKLE3, SUGAR, COFFEE, MACKEREL, NUTS, FRUITS, he. We wffl also sell Caadic3 to purchasers as Ulieap as they can. buy them ia any Southern Market. Our Candies are all Fresh, arid if de sired yre will make them to crier. The.attention of the Ladies pai tlttalariy and the Cilixens generally i c called tooi»r Stock.— • Wp have MASON’S MEDICATED CANDIES, J C irri .Drops, Wine Drops, the ICE CREAM •CANDIES of'different Flavors, the GROUP'D ; PEA Candy. CREAM Candy, CO CAN UT Can dy, and other kinds too numerous eo meniitm. Give us a call oei^re purchasing eiee.wiueie, and.-.vs think we. will give satisfaction. We t» ill also keep on hand a good strr»pivof i Fresh Cakes—POUND OAKES, SPONGE, S otice LL kinds'of COUNTRY' PRODUCE ts- , FRUIT and QINGER-GAKES, which will-by 4 LL kic r\ ken iu ex hauge foe GOODS at AY;; 21-33-tf. RANDALL s CO'S.' furnished in quantities to -wit purdiftecej. Mar. d-2 <7 <i r r -
