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WEWKAK. GEORGIA.
Saturday Wonting, Juno 23, 1S63.
Washington Correspondence.
or THE GEORGIA TELEGRAPH.
Paswoure by the House, of the Senate Amend
ment to the Constitution—Curiocr Speech of
Fler immediate execution ! bare great excitement in catching it; and The Question of Bailing Jefferson Bavis.
conrt martia
was ordered. She entreated for four days that on one occasion, when he had return- j
ed to eamp after a short absence, the men
to enable her to overcome the shock and
the better to prepare her soul to meet ber
Periodicals.
Thadd^ns Stevens—Thaddeus as an Angel God. Notan hour, thundered forth the
Komarkable Speech of Mr. Harris, of Mary- Vt, > Cf> 0I " >' 1C War department I On with
j her to the gallow
Washington, June 15,18CG.
When Thaddcus Stevens became con
greeted him aa he went along, which in-
dfaeed a wag of a soldier to saj is refer
ence to the excitement that it was either, „.
ihs colhu and the j a rabbit or General Rousseau. He thank- why baii shonid not be taken in Davis'!
grave. The angels of heaven shall not cd God that his name bad been honorably caS e, and that the proper persou to make j
rejoice over this repentant sinner. Agents linked with those who had taken wp arras 9uc h application was Judge Underwood, j
Washington, June 11.
Came to an abrupt termination to-day.
It appears that both th« Attorney General!
and Chief Justice Chase informed the
counsel of Davis that there was r.o reason
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liberty academy,
CARROLL COUNTY. CA.
If YOU wish to subscribe for the best vinced that the. Senate at least w.-uU not of mercy sought the car of higher author- | in defense of their reentry.
„ . ‘ , c ... », anbrnit to lus dictation—when he became
Southern Magazine, send for Scott s, A*-^ ^
nf lDcrcy sought tiie car or higher author- ; in defense of their lie express- who presided over the Circuit ( oort, before ^tisfaCTORY testimonies to qu.nlifi-
ity. and probably a more merciful heart. ;ei the hops that thm wotifd be the last whom he is to be tried in October next.: ^‘ c£ . t i cn? to tea,h the higher branches of
But Presioa King w.s janitor that day, ■ conncetion he woald have with the gen* 1 AccordiD‘’lv the counsel have been wait- . Mathematics an-.', the Languages, also ot good
’ nta, Ga. If the ladies wish a l, >o o ll0ne niust bd passed hy the House—he and th . v were excluded. Where is Pics tleroaa from Iowa, and he would not have • in® fore since Friday last for Judge Un- ; nond character will be reqnirrd.
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Fashions,address Godey’s.or one of choice j did not hr
r< ading is preferred, address Artliur s.
The latter two at Philadelphia.
itate a moment as to hi - * ton King? Echo answers “where?’— oee-- n to rer-ur to tie matter. Wbaf- j denroot? to return tw hw home i» Afexnn-
own words, and to su: port what he had ; e was thus executed speedily, and not- | ever L nor or credit that gentleman Jria, in order to-bring the matter before
before denounced, just as Master Rey-i withstanding application has been made i fGrinnel' might take to himself out of biro. He returned late on Saturday :
New Trial in County Courts.
monct had done. But ho must do it a- ;t
leader. He must still seem to be the
. ,, , . , ., , ,, . , leader of the House. Thcref rc, yester-
Judge Sparks, of the County Court of j day , )C rQ3c from a g5tk bcd> tot ’ t / rc ,t t0
(’oweta, has recently decided that the j,j s seat in the House, and insisted upon
County Judges have not the power of i the instant passage of an important amend-
granting new trials in cases tried in their ment to the Constitution of the United now at a Southern picture.
Courts.
to .Joseph of Arimathea; hut a worse
by Horace
'e that he j
s one of the i
50.000.— i
Applv iEjr.seJictelv to
WINSTON M. ECHOLS
JOSEl’II R. MEERELL,
Or 15. II. WRIGHT.
Carrollton, Ga.. June 23-42-ot.
50,000 IBuisliels —
BSSiIi£73£ H&TSZt,
Atlanta Ce«rgia
T H E Undersigned, for the conveni- P t
ence of the Travelling Public, has
! leased the Hotel near the Railroad,JUjL
, heretofore known ps the Calhonn House,"
, and kept by Mr. G. It. Welch. We hnve chan-
' ged the na>we tiv orJer thn! our numerous pn-
J Irons may be assured that the former reputa
tion of the ‘‘-Bellevue will be continued.
The phut of keeping our house is different
from the usual management of public houses.
It is entirely under th? control and manage
ment of the family. Mrs. P. and daughters
giving direction Jo every tiling connected tvitlr
the house, consequently travellers may rest
assured of" being made comfortable while so
journing with us.
We invite you to call and see for yourselves.
JAMES W. PRICE. M. D.,
June 23-42-tf. Proprietor.
Generosity.
We have been informed that the At
lanta and West J’oint Rail ltoad company
huve shipped, free of charge, all the corn
bought by the Plate for the destitute of
the counties which arc near or contiguous
to their line. This praiseworthy act
should not he forgotten by the people.
fcajfThe Johnson men in Nebraska
have carried the State. At the prece
ding election the Radicals had over otic
thousand majority.
Bf%,T3rownlow, of Tenncssc, has issued
a proclamation convening his Legislature,
Julv 4th, to ratify the proposed constitu
tional amendment.
Gold.
During the week gold lias hern cutting
all sorts of figures. At one time it reach
ed 1G4J in New York, hut declined the
same day to 158. The cause of these
fluctuations is partly speculative, but
mainly attributable to the large shipment
of it to Europe. There is imminent
prospect of war on the continent, and
those who can control any money wish
that money tu be gold, fur they have long
hi nee known, what we have recently learn
ed to be true, the unreliability of paper
currency in revolutions. We are strongly
inclined to the hope, however, that gold
will steadily decline for the future, until
it reaches the point it was at previous to
its recent rise.
A Volume in Itself.
The following sentence from the report
of Generals Steed man and Fullerton, in
regard to the condition of the negroes on
St. Catharine’s Island, is a volume in it
self. “The 117 frccduicn working for
Winchester it Schuyler, have planted 530
acres of cotton and 115 acres of corn;
tho 475 frccduicn working for themselves
liuvc planted only 200 acres of cotton
and 200 acres of corn.” The idea is this,
the negroes who are controlled by whites
Lave planted 11 acres to the hand, while
tiiosc who have tlie exclusive manage
ment of their owu affairs, have planted
only about three-quarters of an aero to
tho hand! What
TTIE WISH to purchase from Ten to Fifty
VY Thousand Bushels of Wheat, for which
the At- i we r a . v *he highest market cash price.
, 5.1 TTiM rrlso exchange f T orn and Bacon to re-
Dy t.ns ?pons ;(ji e parties for Wheat. Now is the time
Mr. Griuncii, which took place this after-; The judge informed Greeley that ^ nr T[ U A r F AY \
than 1 onttus Pilate is here. Get us look noon at the east front of the Capitol, is would be in Washington on Monday) " J1XjAA " X '
John Brown ^be absorbing topic to night. The ac- morning, when he would hear what the
States. The Republic ;n members, with was arrested for crime kindred to that of count given by the parties themselves and counsel had to say in the matter. This
slavish subserviency, y ielded. Not one Booth. He was in the most formal man- the eye witnesses agree in the main.— : morning the judge called upon
of them dared to get up and assert the nei tried, being allowed every facility for j p rom these several accounts it appears j torney General and was informeu i gponsible partie
right of his constituents to be heard upon ; defense, no special test oath being urged : t j, at After the House had adjourned. ' officer that Messrs. O'Conor aud Pratt j (p get your Com and Bacon and pay after
the passage of an act. which, if it becomes ,0 prevent the services ot any advocate. . yj r Orinnell was seen passing out of the desired to submit arguments in lavor of; harvest. RANDALL. Jc CO.,
a patt of the Constitution, will materially He was legally and justly convicted to be rotunda through the door leading to the ; the government taking bail in this case : I June 23-42-tf. Bay St., Newuan, Ga
ining. Between his conviction and exe-. f ron t ol the Capitol, followed closely by ! and immediately the above counsel and '
cution ample time was given for the set- Q en _ Rousseau. When Mr. Grinncll had the Attorney General were ushered into
llement of his worldly affairs, and for the -arrived near the steps leading to the a room in the Attorney General’s office,
preparation ol his soul for eternity. Af- j ground, he was overtaken bv Gen. Rous- where the matter was fully talked over,
t* r execution, his remains were placed in , seau, who tapped him on the shoulder j The Judge informed them tbat he had no
and said. “Mr. Grinnell, I have been doubt that it was a bailable offense; but
Administrator’s Sale.
change the form of the Government. The
old man cracked his well-worn whip,
shrieked out his commands, and the 120
Republicans bowed their heads and obey
ed. The right of the minority were con
temptuously set aside. Mr. Rogers, of Indecent coffin and handed over to hi;
New Jersey, roso. “What!” bellowed j friends. _ waiting four days anxiously for an appol-
'1 haddeusj “ do yon want to speak ? V* c j Returning again to the question of ihe ; 0 gy from you for the gross insult of last
r,re not going to speak on our side. M ell, j r *f?l , t y f secession, he sa "id that that doc- j yjondav, on the floor of the House - ”
I'll give you an hour : no more. Divide ! trine w as born with ’ ^
it among you as you please.” 1 bee
And when Ihe Democrats had occupi- j crat
ed their grudgingly-allowed hour, old from
Thaddeus got up to excuse his action.—
“He had declared that he would oppose
nil measures of the kind which did not
disfranchise the whole white population
of the South. Why then did he support erc-.t into me scats aim stunning piac« >u j {ace> when the cane broke. Mr. Grinnell
this one ? Because lie had to act with hut vicinity, where they remained through-; lhcn „ d Gcn Rousseau b the arn]3
men and not with angels like himself. In | out the delivery of the whole speech,; ^marking as he did so, “ I don’t want to
his youth, in Ins manhood, and in lus | notwithstanding the thermometer stood | hurt vou ;sir” Rousseau, jerkin" away
... 8 P cakin S t0 «iiv a stand j rattan cane ra pidlv upon the shoulders
near the main aisle, in front of the Speak- and face 0 f Mr . GrinneH, striking him
ors chair. flic anxiety to hear ns j oncc or twice upon the right and left
2rea t that members gath-1
. i , j. , c . shouluers, and tnen upon each side of the
seats and standing niaCcS m i K i u , n .j,- ai-
pcccli was so
crcd into the
WHEAT! WHEAT!!
T HE highest market price paid for Wheat
by ZIMMERMAN & VERDERY,
Corner Rroad and Marietta Streets,
June 23-lra. Atlanta, Ga.
that he desired to say then and there that
he did not regard Mr. Davis within the
jurisdiction of this court; that in his
judgment he was within the military ju
risdiction of the government being con
fined within a fort. He therefore, de
clined to take any action in the matter.
Mr. O’Conor requested the judge to put
his objections in writing, that they might
submit them to the President to remove j Alabama streets, iii Atlanta, Ga., have'on
FOR SALE ON TIMS
C 01*11 and [Bacon.
S MITH, STARKE k CO., at the Ware-House
of Elliott & Jarnagan, corner of Forsyth
the objections,
This was done at once, and the counsel
took the paper containing the decision
and laid it before the President. Thus
the matter stands. All the parties left
hand a large lot of Corn and Bacon, which
they propose to furnish to prompt, responsible
Planters on the following terms. They give
fifty bushels of Cora or three hundred pounds
of Bacon, for five hundred pounds of good
- | , • , . • i ,1.1. i j- , •, i j-'-i jinmij; unuj u,u»ua. i»u mi- j'«inw ‘n* middling Cotton. The Planter will receive
olu ago, lie had fondly looked for sonic j •* 1 A* -G ' la n genera lo , r i, i from Grinnell’s grasp, replied : “Nor do i the city on this evening train, including the Corn or Bacon now, and deliver the Cotton
r ...... t .. 1.1 „ I ... H i t iiin 'mil lien nr no I m Fine Jiori hn • — . . . ° * . . _ . ~ a . '
fortunate chance to have broken up the
foundations of our institutions, and re
leased us from the most tyrannical obli
gations to the Southern brethren, and
that then a purified Republic should arise,
basedmpon negro suffrage. This bright
dream had vanished. lie would no.',
have to be content with patching up the
worst portions of the ancient edifice built
by Washington and Jefferson. Why,
possessing some will of my own, do 1 .■•iip-
posc the Senate Amendment? Because
the men w ith whom I am to act here, are
as intelligent, as determined, and as in
dependent as myself; why’, not agreeing
with me, refuse to yield their opinions to
mine.” Mr. Stevens then made a rabid
attack upon the President, “lie chose,”
said Mr. Stevens, “ that the slave States
should remain as nearly as possible in
their ancient condition, with such modifi
cations as he qnd iiis nine ministers
should suggest, without any impertinent
interference from Congress. He antici
pated the legitimate action of the Nation
al Legislature, and by rank usurpation
erected governments in the conquered
provinces; imposed upon them institu
tions in the most arhitarv and unconstitu
tional manner; and now maintained them
as legitimate governments, and insoleutly
demands that they shall be represented
ia Congress on equal terms with loyal
and regular States.
To repress this tyranny, and at the same
time to do some notice to conquered rebels,
requires caution. The great danger is
. that the seceders may soon overwhelm
difference. 1 Ins , tU loja , men in Congress ”
tion and use of palm leaf fans had be
come necessary. Warwick.
[From ti:e House Debates.
Rev. Grinnell and Gen. Rousseau.
TIIE CASL-a BELLI.
Mr. Grinnell got leave to make a per
sonal explanation in reference to some
reflections upon him made hy Mr. Rous
seau. lie said that if he were the J’resi-
dent, and such a speech were made in
his defense, lie would say “ God save me
from such an unmanly, incoherent, brain-
defender! equal in virtue, in ch”
A. F. BURNETT k CO., |
ATLANTA. CA.,
Dealer
BURNETT BROS.,
MACON, GA.,
sin
tional statements of the wi
tiie facts as we have given them. What-
ever else was added was mere proniulga-
I tion of the coUquy, or some words that
strife, as in'military.” Tn what volume ! might emphasize the remarks of the par-
was the gentleman’s military history to tics. It does not appear that any attempt
be found ? The reputation he got in was made by the witnesses to interfere
Kentucky was earned by sending back i whilst the contestants were engaged in
negroes across the Ohio or Mississippi their pugillistic exercise, and the whole
river, who had swam the river for their i thing was ot very brief duration. Gen.
liberty. Where had the gentleman been ! Rousseau has been out of his seat for the
in the groat battles of the war? A bun-' past two days, but just before! the adjourn-
t00pi.. 6 . -- ~ ... |
down he picked up a piece of the cane, j The impression is that the matter lias •
and starting off agaiu, said, “ All right, : been defeated by the action of the House j
Sir.” ; to-day, and that neither the Attorney
The several witnesses gave some addi-1 General nor Chase nor Underwood will;
tional colloquy, but the parties themselves j allow Davis to he bailed under any cir- j
do not recollect anything further than ! cumstances, while it is very doubtful if)
what is above set forth, nor do the addi-; the President paroles him.— Spread Cor. | \\T E ARE prepared to furnish ICE iCrys-
itnesscs alter ! A r . J? World. " ! YV tal Lake) at 4 cents per pound to p ir-
3! O
Later.
. . i ties in country or on line of Rail Road.
-Inc result of the interview j ral ded uction made on car load or ton.
Libe-
dred and fifty miles away from them.
Let him ask General Grant or any other
general i.fliccr liis opinion about him,—
The gentleman had talked about his com
manding Iowa troops, but a leading officer
from that iStatc had told him it was a
common expression among the troops
wlicu there was any excitement, that it
was either a rabbit or Gcn. Rousseau.
He bad not led Iowa troops to the ** im
minent deadly breach.” It was all pre
tense—all the merest mockery. It was
the gentleman blowing his own horn.—
nient he was seated in the House by the
side of a member to whom he made some
allusion to the iusult he had received from
Mr. Grinnell, bat did not evince any pas
sion or excite ntent.
Whether General Rousseau had deter-
inTn* 11 r ^ — — -H — —-1
encounter, does not appear from the state
ments of witnesses, but General Rousseau
himself states that he had been informed
on Tuesday last tbat Mr, Grinnell had
I oromised to apologize and was about to
' prepare a writtei; retraction of what he
tact shows up the negro character in its! oq le p rev ; 0U3 question was then called.
true light. Every unprejudiced man : and the amend meet pass'd by mo’c than
must see at once that these lour hundred ! two-thirds vote 120 to 32. It is now to
, . r j . , i i go to the States. Of the Northern States,
and seventy five ireedmeu must steal oi r ... , , , , , , n ....
j it will probably be rejected by California,,
Btaive, even though they cultivate suc ^'j Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, j
cessfully the ground planted. There is i Minnesota, New # Jersey, Oregon, Pensyl-
no other alternative. Instead of gather- j vania. and the counties known as 'West
The gentleman traduced him [Mr. Grin
ned) in a speech which he made in New
York at a Fenian meeting, speaking of
him as “a pitiful political deniagange
whose name I believe was Grinnell;”
and he had in the same speech spoken of . , ... - , ,
a distinguished member of the House there is but slight swelling on the cheek
( alluding to Mr. Stevens) as a miscreant! where the cane was ^applied. It is gen-
had said in debate on Monday last, and,
therefore, he (Rosscau) waited until to
day, and believing that suficient time had
elapsed for the coming of this proposed
apology, he approached Mr. Grinnell.—
The latter is no; seriously bruiaed, and
between the counsel for Air. Davis—
Messrs. O’conner and Pratt—and the !
President, is stated by the Tribune’s i
Washington City correspondent, to be!
this: The President takes the ground
that if a writ of habeas corpus should be
granted by Judge Underwood, or should
Judge Underwood merely demand him
for trial he would surrender him, but he
could not otherwise do so. This decision
leaves but little hope that Air. Davis will
be released from his prison quarters on
either parole or bail. Judge Underwood
will not, it is to be presumed from his
recent antecedents, issue the writ of
habeas corpus, and so Air. Davis will have
day of his trial.
Washington, June 15.—The trial of
Paymaster Paulding was concluded to
day. It was shown that he disbursed
over one hundred and forty million dol
lars in the department of Washington,
and a large sum in the South. Nothing
was ever alleged against his official acts
JBgy-Shipments well packed, [june 23-3m.
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until his deposits in large sums with thcjeAKE POTS, CHAMBER SETS, rare and
Merchants' National Banks just before
the failure, for which he was arraigned
for the violation of orders. None of the
evidence showed corrupt motives. The
findings of the court martial were sent to
Virginia. Possibly however, it may be
adopted hy as many as twenty Northern
States. At all events, to render its de
feat certain, the eleven Southern States
I should stand shoulder to shoulder, in a
a time and good land without money and i solid column, against it. It twenty-five
without price, and been in the enjoyment! Northern States, and only two of the
c ,« • r iv r n .„ r i v ...... vr „ r . j Southern States vote in favor oi it, it j tnun ts and sneers so lavishly directed at
of their freedom for nearly two )cars. | , vouIil be adopted, and then where would J ‘
ing around them the comforts of life and
making rapid strides in civilization, these
negroes, so favored by the Government,
who have been furnished with rations for
j ibr whom he could not express Ids con -1 erally believed that Rousseau was under j the p res ident.
tempt. “ And there,” said Air. Grinnell the influence of liquor at the time ot the j j n t j ie House a committee was appoin-
most contemptuous manner—“there I “Saul* - It is not known what steps, ) ted to investigate the facts of Iiosseau’s
• - - . *11 ~ 1..1- ,n In* Inn TT /Mioft iritn v*n I i . n • i 1 i i 11 .
he stands six feet high and, even calling an 55 will be taken *} the Ilou-e v.uli ra
him.'clf a buttoned up general officer and ! = ar( I riiis aisuuit.
gentleman." *
Air. Rousseau, after shifting his posi
tion several times, bad got into the vicin
ity of Mr. Grinnell, and it might reasona
bly he expected that, smarting under the
him, lie would take a summary mode of
dealing with the member from Iowa, but
The Bankrupt Bill.
A cotemporary furnishes the following
brief synopsis of, the chief provisions of
the bill:
A correspondent desires to know the
provisions of the new Bankrupt Law,
which has passed the House of Represen-
T’ill not even plant, much less cultivate, j tbe South be ?
land enough on which to raise the ncces- j Before Rousseau caned Grinnell which at thisYme Air. 'Banks roseTnd made the j ^ tivcs and ’i? " ow P cn „ d /. n S iu the Senate
sary products to sustain life. There can has been referred to, the House had been point of or j er that the gentlemen from ) The V are, briefly, as follows : That any
electrified by an able a id eloquent speech [osva had not, in obtaining leave to make ! P er ?ou ow ' n r debts 0VCr So00 ’ fil,ng
be no excuse for such conduct, for right
. , ’ .T J by Hon. Renj. G. Harris, of Alaryland,
the same island, lh o , j n 0 pp OS jtion to the Report of the Recon-
a personal explanation, obtained any right j petition of inaoiiity to pay, a.nl wiilin;
r r .. A . . r ^ ♦ /-I or-» rrnnd i.T hlC DQffl f C i'll ho 'll
to violate the rules of debate, which point
of order the speaker susiainc *, notifying
Air. Grinnell, that he must proceed in
order.
Air. Rousseau intimated that if thespea-
hy their sides, on me same isiauu, i-i, oi j jn op p 0sition to t hc Report
their own race, though free but in flie | stmtion Oonimittcc. Air. Harris occupies
employment aud under thc control of j a different position from that of any other
white men, have planted and arc cultiva- j Democratic member of the House. That
. v 11 li i-- i part of Alaryland which he represents, is
ting 24o acres more than the whole 41 o. j 1 . , 1 - 0 f i ... *
... . ., a | as intensely couthern as any part or ! ker would not protect him he would pro-
e might add that if there wore be or | Georgia or South Carolina. The constit-j tcct himself. Mr. Grinnell, remarked
70 of the same race held as slaves on tfic ; uents of Mr. Harris, are firm believers in j tiiat if the gentlemau would deny that he
island they would cultivate as much land the right of the people of every State, to ; | ia d called a member of the House a mis-
fls these 147 comparatively <?ood laborers, j alter or abolish their form of government I orcant> h<
1 , b r r i whenever they see proper: and Air. Ear- t0 « !V
These negroes oo toe coas^ ; r ; 3 was elected because he had always; yj r r
Air.
ness to surrender his estate; shall be ad
judged a bankrupt; and a warrant issued
for the Sherriff to possess tiil an assignee
is appointed. The duties of assignees are
defined. It provides, for examination be
fore court of the distribution of the estate,
creditors to share pro rata without pre
ference, except wages to clerks and ope
ratives under 850 a month. The order in i
dividend is : first, thc costs of the courts ;
second, debts to the State and State as-
Rousseau denied that he called I sessments ; third, wages; fourth, debts
he would ha v e nothing further
assault on Grinnel, and to report the
same with a resolution looking to. the vin
dication of the dignity of the House and
the protection of its members.
Air. Bingham submitted a concurrent
resolution requesting the President forth
with to inform the Governors of States of
the passage by Congress of the proposed
Constitutional Amendment, that the Leg
islatures may act on it at once. This was
objected to by several when some remarks
followed, which led to a decision by the
a ! Speaker, that Joint Resolutions did not
have to be submitted to the President for
his signature. After some debate on
special order on the bill restoring the
Southern States to political privileges,
the House adjourned.
Washington, Jane 20.-^The Secre
tary of the Treasury, in a communication
to the House, expresses an opinion based
on his observation of the operations of the
law of 1861, tbat an additional enactment
authorizing the resumption by the South-
ers States respectively of the remainder
of the direct tax due from each, would,
beantiful patterns.
We have the largest stork ever brought to
this market, and as it is of onr own importa
tion, we believe that we can compare favora
bly in prices with lest Netr York rates.
A large stock of
SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS.
Call and examine or send vonr orders.
June 23-Gm. McBRIDE, DORSET!’ k CO.
ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS.
AND
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M&mmmY,
SUCH AS
HORSE POWERS,
* M fast re,a P aiu S barbarism, aad j been an open advocate of the Southed I MrVstev'cns 7 miscTeant, Tut “admitted I Priority by hw. It provides, also,, . q ^ of tbe prescnt impoveriahed coa .
have manifested the carelessness anu ' cause during the war. He was imprison-1 sa y[„g lba t a man who could put himself 1 for discharge Irom ad debts alter compii- i dit j on of their peop i e prev<J nt mnch I
improvidence of their race, their utter ed. hy fcchenck l believe, or by one of between the contending factions of the ! ?, nce » a ° d P r0V1 'J c s punishment for rau • hardship in individual cases, and save
incapacity to provide for their own wants, j lilc ^
Notwithstanding these facts, giveti to the j Y* c '' V’ ,
. . . . \ ty, ot courae, (
world bj their \unkee frienti.-, still the i an j sentenced to a degrading and igno- that a fellow who had a quarrel with
Northern fanatics are insisting upon the minions punishment. 1'residcnt, | colored barber might try to get out of ..
right, justice and propriety of placing the j however, disapproved of t..'* 5 findings and t h a t way. Air. Rousseau renewed the | November next.
inds Was famticisut s 015 ^ 0 " 0,3 °I Court martial, an'l ordered | intimation that if the speaker would not'
Air. Harris to be instantly released". ‘he . protect him he would protect himself
1 members of the House would
ballot in their hands
ever wilder or preparing to deal a deadlier
blow to the best interests of the civilized
world, or the American people in
ticular!
— » i expelled. In this speech he said
At a meeting of the Johson Union I He declared his belief that abuse
Radical members of the House wo'Ha r Jhe speaker informed Air. Grinnell Washington dispatch in the
lized have expelled him long ago, but they know * that if lie again violated the rules of de- 1 Courier of Thursday savs :
par- that it is useless, for his constituents ’ b;J<? he would call him to order, Air. \{ r . Harris, of Alaryfand,
j would send him back as often as he was j Grinntdl concluded by disavowing any and extraordinary speech in
Portable k Stationary Steam Engines k Boiler?,
Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, &c.
ALSO,
Iron and Brass Castings,
Building Fronts,
Iron Railing,
Mill Casting?,
Sugar Mills and Boiiens,
Pipes, Pulleys, Car AVheels and
Railroad Castings of every description.
_ n- ,. , v- „ uu gruuuua ui -juiuplaiat, while no public j Patterns Made to Order.
„ for officers after promulgation. No pe- . o ,
t ' tition is to be filed before the first day of would °e injuriously affected bj 5h« Re-Toothed $ Gummed tn the lest manner.
n | the change. He states shonid this policy I promise faithfully to execute all
i be -^pted, the collection of taxes tinder | order , wUh pnnctaalitT . an d guarantee satis-
. ! the present system might and ought to , t .. T <•
tv A J. . J , ... ° , ? r faction. Terms favorable.
ax he discontinued until an opportunity for
At the old stand of
James Xj. Utmning
ATLANTA,.
June 23-45-Cm.
A Bold Speech
'Ihe speaker informed Air. Grinnell Washington dispatch in the Charleston assumption be offered. Whether the
amount realized from re-sales of property !
made a bold bid in for the Government should or;
uuii- -v n ~j uuu cAu-ordinary speech in the House should not be allowed to the States re-1
; unfriendliness toward the gentleman from | today. He maintained the right of se- spectively, in computing the taxes stiil j
nd Kentucky or bis State. [Laughter.] cession, and said thc South had exercised due, is a question well deserving of con-
Club in Knoxville on Tuesday last, lion. | usurpations had been practiced aiui thread- i !- r . Rousseau obtained the floor and ‘bat right, aDd were now Foreign State.-, sideration.
T. A. R. Nelson, Col. Baxter* John AYil- j ened to so groat an extent, by their asso-: nj 3 d e a temperate statement to the House He said he would vote against their rep- i _ !
liams and others among the “original ciates and partners in this government ia reference to Lis position in a former rescntaiion‘here. Watermelons.—'Ihe Ocala i Fla.) | ^ ... .
Union men,” made speeches in support of i compact, that the Southern States were debate on the subject of an outrage com-) During this extraordinary speech, Air. Banner of the 6th mentions having seen j ;ia7e unsurpassed ^unities .or the transpor-
the Conservative policy, severely denoan-j justified ia going out: and his further : niitte 1 by an auent or the Freedmen s Harris said that though the Confederate the first load of watermelons in that town j
cing the Radical Rrownlow government belief, that bv their ordinances of seces- Bureau on a ittleaian in Kentucky and s:an lard had been lowered, the standard of on the day previous. The first load we • J'j.g ight of all DG3CI*iptioilS,
in that State. The meeting was largely i sion they did go out. and thereby became, ‘ bis wife ani daughter. He wouid net bou.hernpnde wasas high asever. Hesaid have seen on onr streets was on ednes- fTPPFVTT
attended. ; t0 this Union, foreign States. These resent anvthimr that the gentleman from • the fact that tacticsoil covered the bones day. They were selling at ->b each too; k ^ ’
O X THE. FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY
next w II ire sold before the Court House
; door in Ncwnan, Coweta county, under an
j order of the Ordinary Court of said county,
i one tine double-cased Gold Watch, fbur soft*
i of good Clothing, some Carpenter's Tools, on?
Trunk, and six or eight Books, belong to the
estate of Burwell Berry, deceased, and sold
for the benefit of his heirs and creditors.—
Terms cash. KING CLARK Adm’r.
June 23-42-tds.
SUMMER DRINKS
—AT THE
F ROREX CREAM PUNCHES, an entirety new
and most delicious drink, to be had onty at
thc Star Saloon - .
ftgy-Rieh Sherry Colters, made of imported
Wine, now served up at the
Star Saloon - .
Brandy, Grn, Rum, Whisky and Soda
Cocktails, Smashes and Juleps put up in the
best style at the Star Saloon.
Bg^IJrandy, Whisky, Rum, Gin and Claret
Punches, of the lest Liquors, at the
Star Saloon.
fiigy-Port aud otiier Wine Sangarces, to be
had at the Star Saloon.
monades. made from the fruit in the
most palatable manner, at the
Star Saloon.
J6gg“ - Fine Sweet Wine, for the Sacrament, at
the Star Saloon.
I ^IXE IMPORTED Brandies, Wines, Gin,
&c., for Medical purposes at the
Star Saloon.
BgTS^Cigars, the lest brands of Domestic and
Ilavanna, at the [37-tf.] Star Saloon.
NOT
ENDED!!
STILL FIGHTING
OLD HIGH 3PflT<7Tigrr
FRESH ARRIVAL!
STOCK of DRY GOODS!
NEW CASH STORE!!
<Sc CO.,
East Side Bay Street,
XX nas’ Old. Stand,
NEWNAN, GA.,
H AVE just received a New Stock of Goods,
consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROC K ERY-W ARE,
HARD-WARE
—AND
CUTLERY;
Ladies’ and Gents’ Hats, Boots
and Shoes;
SOSIOM OF ASS zzms,
And all Goods generally found in a Variety
Store, all of which we will sell as low as any
house in Xewnan
1000 BVSHELS cobjy:
We also have in store, and to arrive, 100
Bushels Corn, which wa will sell at the lowes
market price.
tzovr: fzovmi::
In Store and for Sale, at Wholesale or Retail!
EIGHTY BARRELS FLOUR, which w-ewill
sell at Atlanta prices, with freight added.
Also on hand and still arriving a good as
sortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Call and get your supplies, if you wish to save
money.
' The attention of the Ladie3 i3 called to onr
fine selection of
! LAWNS and OTIIER DRESS GOODS,
*371x0 Southern
EXPRESS COMPANY,
all of which we pledge ourselves to sell as
, low a3 any other house, when quality is con-
GCORGIA. j sidered.
Onr assortment of
i Boots cncl Shoes
is greater than can be found thi3 side of At
lanta, and will be sold low for Cash.
We invite yon to call and see us, and we
will do our be3t to please.
RANDALL & CO.
April 21-33-tf. T. J. HOL LIS, Salesman.
mon,
! convictions he could not change.
1 resent anything that
lud be ; Iowa miuht sav, bccau-e he lied under-
of three hundred thousand of their inva- strong for editorial indulgence.— Kacan-
AXD BANK NOTES
To all parts of the
A Fenian Privateer.—It is stated did not expect they would ever be re- stood that get Dm an to sav that he con’d ders was cot calculated to lower their nah Adv., loth.
tbat a Fenian privateer, with crew, arms B ;°. vcd- He would most assuredly pro- not be insulted, and with soch a man he tone. He also said tbat .Johnson was il- ” , , , tt ctit- n\tia YTrRnPT*
and ammunition, which were put on board e ; aiin them as long as a single citizen of co .,ij have no quarrel. Mr. Grinnell (in legally President because he was a citizen A young lady in California broke her U. MAlJaS, a Ru jau.uterx,.
at Lon^ Island, left New York several the Confederate States was" in chains or bis seat) : No. sir, I never said tkat. of a Foreign State. He likewise ue- neck 'while resisting tbe attempt of a Freight brought through from New York to
weeks ago. The vessel is an ironclad, subject to penalty for asserting them. Mr. R nsseau examined the anecdote non need the military trial and execution young man to kiss her. This shows the 1 AHantain etxty hours,aad from^avannahor
side-wheel steamer, mounting six broad- Referring ;o the assassination of Mr. about the rabbit, by starting that it was of Mrs. Surratt.
great" danger of resistance under “such 1 Char , 1 ri° n in ^enty-four. Special attention
« = - ‘is called to onr new rates.
The speech created a great sensation, circumstances, and should serve as an i
side aud one pivot gun, and said to be Lincoln, he said : Mary Surratt was con- the custom of the men in camp, whenever
capable of making 14 knots per hour. j victed. Of course she was tried by a ■ they started a rabbit, to surround it and as well it might on account of its boldness. ‘ awful warning.
June 23-tf.
V. DUNNING,
Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
C lotliing.
A ri 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 k CO.
April 21-33-tf.
Tobacco.
rpiIOSL wishing a fine quality of CREW •
qu
ING or SMOKING T03AGG0 cao be
nppliadwith a No. 1 article bjyalltng os
April 31-33-tf. RANDALL * CO.
