About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1866)
v: lip Jieiuuan Hews Items. A hurricane severer thsa any since ?»rj soldiers ou Letter fr.ia GtB Early. I proposed to per oar u?^ lie foJwwic:; fr-n G*«cn»l of the rebe! hands. r , - v to a la J Ir WincM*,, be, * h “ d ^00 or thereabout of tbe.r W. B» Warren, Louisville, K v HEv.'HA?:, GEORGIA. irdr.y Morning, October 27, I860. Removal. v r have removed our office from the ' i*ost Office Corner to Sargcant’s Hall, ; ■ r • vvilie Stecet. The Eml. IS 13 has recently swept over New Prov- read with i» nr**:. *»<>• *.niy by f.t- -r«*ople j pr*-*oneiw idcrcc Island, destroying about half L«<w*-r ' all v, it : • a.; the town of Nassau. The neighboring member the ganar.t s<*r.:e€s oi tt.c arxy island suffered in the same manner. They bad 30 f WH? o? oars, or h .'eabout, 1 don't give the exact num ber-. as l quote from memory; but these •sre tbs approximate numbers. ff ,• f and failing to get better employment, he en- . D. T. R&ndall. aiv-aLj. ^ tered as * common laborer in » trick yard at Louisville. Kv. CARROLLTON. Oct. 22, 1886. $7 or ner month. Uj afterwaid.-served J 7^ . „ At a meeting of Ac citon, of the ; K^rSlaSl j IS fit I 811 £ S£Wf County A. 31. McCaim. Lxq , wras called “ His indomitable energy, quiet, unobtrusive j to the chair and J. M. Griffin requested to manner, and close attention to business, had j The French have evacuated Sonora. A deputation of citizens from Matamo- ras had arrived in the Cify of Mexico, begging the Imperial Government to take possession of their city, stating th «t a * * TZ „ ., , . large number of troops would not be nc- l';c Reason.—We failed to mail some ^ . , *, , - a j-s. ccssary, as the whole population wouto ur last issue in consequence of the r jse f a y 0 r of the Empire. f,rc. We trust those of our subscri- thus overlooked will not attach any j V to us PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18. — It is propo- ~ i sed thai a Convention of colored s-iidiers otter's Lady’s Book for '.November' and jailor be held in this city on the 8t! h 13 reachwd us. :.(I is not surpassed by any preceding one. V-Tma 83 00. Address L. A. Godcy, |“ . ILOREXCE, Oct. 19.—The cession of ; biladelpuiti. jVeoetiato the Italian Government was Arthur’s Magazine lor November f u jiy completed to-day. < on our tabic and contains many gems j Berlin Qc{ ]9 __ llomors 5re 8 fl oat thought. Terms three dollars. Ad-j the p rus8 ; a . Saxon military Cocvcn dress T. S. Arthur, Philadelphia. , t j on a g rce d on the basis of a common oc cupation of Saxony. The citizens of Newton county Id 1J a meeting on the 17th inst. to report and the irxv — ‘ i ' 7 . ‘act as Sect’y. R- L Richards, Eaq., was 1 commended him by this time to one of our v J are tb« •pproximate number*. . , ^ called upon'to explain the object of the wealthy, influential cit.zens-Col. bborte.— lit the various campaigns in tue \ ..1, y. ; i pT , p ..^ to go on and exchange with A n J on Wns |he J ^de to The letter does honor to the Genera! s the rebels, man i..r m&n, officer for ujficer, ml . . , . I of January ensuing. The olo-ct This is a superb number . , . J J 1 lay the claims ut their race berore 1- to Cou- T11ANK8.—Our thanks arc due Capt. I'gtcs for a copy ot Godoy and the New i . ork Times. Our readers can find the ttest Periodicals at the Book Store, No. 1, Greenville 8t. Dkatii of Capt. Barry.—Capt. A. J. on the 4th of October. Capt. Barry was Post Quarter Master at this place for ma ny months during the war. IIon. R. D. IIarvey.—W-e lay before our readers two articles—one from the Rome Commercial and the other from the Rome Courier—which give a succinct history of this gentleman, who is a can didate for Judge of this Circuit. lie and Judge Fcathcrslon have the field to themselves. The voters must decide be tween them. hea 1 and heart: Toronto, C- W., Sept. 27, 18*33. Dear Madam:—A letter from a gal lant and esteemed young friend who fought in all the battle* around V» .n.: .e*- t^r, informs me that sometime »u toe en- viing month there will be i dedication of 1 tie cemetery which had been set n, ir: under the au-pices of the h iies of that town and its Vicinity ior the ( <>n e-i -rate dead who fell in the lower Shenandoah Valley. In the distant City ot Mexico,! I real the account ot the steps maugura- , led by the ladies of Winchester tor col leeting the remains and making the graves of the brave men who lost their lives in defence of their country in and around the litter place, and it is impossible for 1 me to give expression to the emol on of gratitude and admiration excited in my > bosom on r-ading that account. I knew j in- r nnnv of those whose remains wen- ■ t , be thus ejrfd tor. fell fi^h'injr under i:.\ comm:-a i - among them being a num-1 l.ei of v»iu,--I personal frieuds—an 1 ihi- r,ul and toueliitjg tiibute to their memo-• off; cied me very deeply, tfince theu ; have anxious! 1 dcstred an oppurtuuity \y c..nvey the noble women of \V1r.ch0ster ntd 'he lower Valley of the Shenandoah, until I gof 80,000 of cur men, and then I would siiH have 80,000 of thei in my bands. And then l prop twist these 30,000 ubtil I sot the ni’gfoes who employed him, at a small salary, to at tend his toll-bridge across the Etowah nrer— rescind the resolutions passed by a meet- a position which be occupied for four or five ! Quick Sales and Small Profits. Here is the place to save 10 per-cent. Sauuamiiart irum Sfegw constiti th . . • | { < consume t(JO much of the time ot the■ auJ j j ai j the foundation of an honorable and V|'I’ s J . , ~ Court, the citizens retired to the oi« . use Ful tnanhootl Commencing with tbe low- thi» an.jttcemcnt w:t.i the coDieav.a (-purr House, and after s<>me deliberate M t eleinenatry stndies, be mastered almost Con*initiator!er. Thi« was on tbe firet c*t 1 April, before we c I'uineneed to move on «h cuionai'-n of 1m3L trorn the Rapid ' . ,[‘T. V.'r-il Richmond — And tae TOIlowing preaumie «*•« j tJta ^ ht ; n oar Universities. lie also devoted , 0 ' 1,1 ' w ’ J-U r l 4 ' v - % . resolutions were adopted by sections, vis : • ra;l ky of his spare moments from his bridge ; t consultation the resolutions referred to unaided, the various branches of our English . , , , , , education, lrom the grammar and arithmetic wi-n> rescinded bv an almost unanimous , g _ , *» , were rr.nuici u , to that of the Calculus and various sciences vote. And A? that time th • Lieutenant Uenera! vis- following preamble and taa ^ t r sections, viz : >11 county met in mass feel that it is our duty, and the language ii. J mv hendquarttrs, and 1 told him what 1 1 ad oooe. lie ga 1 * ‘ jj stresS j nfJ condition of the eounty re- v ; r: ., 1 ‘ ' '•' ,t ’’.J . v ' b ‘_ quires us to express our views, and to shall not * iv, because I nave iis m - ulIlte our vo i ce3 ‘with other counties which s in writing. But l >ent my propo- haTe hdd , ike meetings t0 a8k our g0 v- siru.n for ex-T.un^ to the Government ot tQ conje tQ our « |ieE> The de- l'ccl states, it W *t e ^ ri j|p r ^ iuf> vastations of war and its consequences, We, the citizens of Carroll county met duties to the study of tbe Greek and Lati« | = .2 is Thus instead of spending his time j X. ' U < in idleness and tampering with temptations to vice, as many an inconsiderate one would have done, he. l,y a rigid economy, self-denial, close, hard application and indomitable will, carved out for himself an education which, although it lacked the polish and finish of a collegiate u.e 1 the j Teuton;,ii* General. course, was thorough and practical, and being u. ^ I self^obsnined, formed those traits and elements o-,l to the Co»r«a.»t« another »an , oVcropTc-f ^heat, corn c!, “ rScto ' 5i8Dli “ W " c "“ *~> iu exchange. r a..: and cottoo has placed us truly in a dis- I telegraphed oat - -.tn ^ • • • treas ; 0;r condiiion. And, wiiereas, many ‘•\our uroers shah be obeyed, hrt I are in debt, and held to re ^. n ^ f . . . not mean to interfere »un > . . . «After_ tumpleting the course of study he ness :n life. To economy, industry and close application to business, he combined the hab its of thorough investigation, system and self- contradict the exagjrerted reports in ie gard to the treatment of freedmen douir- ciled among them. Col Jesse A. Glenn, J. M. Calhoun, Dr. J. P. II a»o blot on arc suggested a* c;.:i- 1 f }ic ci| rt of my heartfelt thanks, not Barry, editor of the Columbu9 (Ky.) didates to fill the vacancy of Gen. Wofford 1 ol ,jy f or *h e ir euro for ti»c remains of ifce • Chronicle, died of paralysis in Columbus of the 7 th Congressional District. J e ad, but for tlie utTotcd kindness and: Horace Greely has been nominated for j attention^ to ihe^sick and wojodfi^ol r.:y ^ . yn ,, Ji;ss j oi , er Congress. assume you d the exohanoe ot tbs sick and wounded? He replied: "Take all the sick and j contracts made and entered into before and during the late war. and from pay- had marked out for biir?se!f, be commenced the study of law, which he prosecuted with meat of which they were prevented by unabated industry,- in connection with his du ties at the bridge.- In this new field of labor ating the liabilities of tbe State, thereby,! he W:13 rtided b 3' the kind > gratuitous instruc- w-.miiied y«-u ean get, but don t give them 1 act ^ tke j ale c ' otlTe „t-;ou in repudi- ] ties at the bridge; In this new field of labor _ if)*h*w rri-in.” V:-u Ciii SC that even With sick end 1 “ t, "T \ ~~t ’ ! tions of John It Alexander, and the late Judge vroutfied :,i. n this system would soon : l ^ e Y t: ' re bemds penec y w - | Underwood, and at the expiration of two years • 1 . . ,, v to stou | less, while almost every man neia * nt * j underwent an examination and was admitted c«.i •-a 1 * Ci r>'v- - ’alii] holds a sufficient aimmnt of State to the? bar. We do not know what year he was admitted, but know that he has had an nril, l»'o4, and was n >i resumeu unm ; ■ , „ ,1 ’• A • „ 1 ’ - . . . . • 1 to pa? every dollar they owe, and in the before ] women ouri' Going Ahead.—A letter of recent date from a citizen of Griffin, to 31. G. W. Cook, of Newnan, contains tbe pleasant tidings that President Crawford will be gin laying tlic iron on the Griffin cud of the Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama Railroad by tho 10th of November.— Three cheers for Crawford ! No Cause to Fear. The Southern people have no cause to fear Radical vengeance. It is true that party has the majority in Congress, but the Executive sides with us. The Con gress, unaided, cannot confiscate. That body must have the co-opcration of the Judicial and Executive branches before it can accomplish anything. Again : we should not fear them, tho Radicals, be cause a majority of one million in the nation is against them, and if they resort to war the Conservatives will crush them. What would the world say of a Gen eral who, having largely superior num bers, should surrender to bis adversary because lie had met with a slight defeat ? The verdict would bcmnaniinous that he was unworthy of a command. So would they say of our people, who and their friends greatly outnumber their enemies, if they should cower and become dis- Got. Swan, of Maryland, ordered tbe police commifcsioneifl to appear i him to answer charges against ihem. On the day appointed the commissioners ap peared by attorneys but not in person. The Governor took up the case Monday 22nd. The Complainnts were represented by Messrs. Latrobc aud Schley, and ihe Po lice Commissioners by .Messrs Stockbridge, fortitude with winch th Alexander and Stirling. The latter read a reply denying the juisdiction of the Governor, but averring their readiness to answer before a court of competent juris diction. The Governor decided that he had the jurisdiction. The counsel for the Commissioners then withdrew, saying their mission was at an end. command, and 1 now beg to do so through j you I fully appreciate ihe sell sacrifi cing virtues display 1 b_. all my country- war, but there are I peculiar reason wiiv I .-ho.i:d entertain ! M’iit:n>eiita of the warm ' a-.imiration en i [ gratitude to the l .du-s ol >1 inobesUr it : \va* the fortune of ihe troops under mv command to relieve f!i«i • iuee from the presence of the enemy tnreo tirn.s during the war, aud 1 had abundant opportuni ties of ascertaining, a* weli the heroic i-s endur' d all the horrors of its occnp-stion by our most cruel aud vindictive iocs, as the un wavering fidelity to our cause which they . "tht there, in | or ot j )er clainjs against the State, Vpnl, I8>>4 ; and was not a '^ 1 t pay cvery dollar they owe, and in the experience of twelve or fifteen years practice, Air-ust. Iftot, wiien Mr. Uuld, the rebel K j j and ranks atnong the ablest and most success- • ’ We' raean tiaie mivl) y n,en holdi »f larg i ful lawyers at thir bar. amounts of notes and accounts refused to a^ain wrote iiiC !i • ’t . 1 1 take C- ft federate or State Bonds in pay- ! Harvey, hrecarise it is right and proper tl officer, ; :.u f-'Ging n-.u ung j o u njent fr;>UJ w jj 0 were compelled to ! voters of this Circuit should know sou: take that or nothing for their hard earn ings in the battle field. In view of these facts, therefore, be it Resolved 1st, That we recommend the Legislature to pass, or amend the stay law roups ] i.;*d this dispatch before tbe Lieuten ant Gvnerai. His answer, in writing, was subsDiiiiijMv ^ “ If you give the rebels the 39,000 men .Thorn we hold, it will insure. 1 he d feat of On. Sherman and endanger our safety mond,” I w rote an i' 1 i _ ornnnil Ri;-b- on contracts due or to become due, ao ' -ifj,, ; v 1,. ' that no debt shall be collected bv levy and argument, fuensix t ly , , , r u ,, , 1 , , ,1 'sail of property, aod that no suit shall be 1 to the Confederate Commissioners, f f 1 . , ‘ , ,, u ,• entered, or commenced for collection ot so that thev should stop all lurther oilers • . „ , x ! any debt m any court wriatever Tor a 01 ex>. u-uige term of ihree years, or until such time as » mv aoi'Ut . po.uy o ii- , a sa 5seq a ent Legislature shall think the c M.irsc J 1 ofler no entwam ol .1 «h a t- | of |he c ,„„ ltrJ » #bU oothoriso maintained under circuuijiances of unusal e ' ei • y s ‘- v ,,n . ? t . la ’ " ( 1,cr . 1 ° j I the repeal, or modification, of such Stay good or bad policy, it was not mine, and j T J ^ , Ko , iA that my part in it was wholly in obedi- “ We have said this much in regard to Judge that the something of the character and fitness of the man who presents himself as a candidate for this im portant office. Au office to which the people of the Southern States, in their present condi tion, have to look more than to any other for the protection od> tbeir rights of person and property/' 2t. temption to succumb. I was also fully apprised of the care taken by them to honor our tod mi j-rovidc iW -nr .non- j !» cw ?““ d “* 0 ®' dc-d, not unir whno <re worn ,ucoe«fol, I “ r ! “ e l-'««“t,anl Creneral ; „ , .„ „ but also whnn rcrer^n c,-.:p. 1o ■! :>s tvg After some turthcr cons'd-rations ad; Baltimore, Oct.23 Th,*Police Co|a- lca7e ,| lem io t |, e hand, o; n o,,. t0 »»“*"•*«"• Butler was missioners excitement continues. I lie I 'Vlitn mnnv of T r ... „ j n j. r , I turoe<i to stop snort in his speech by the Governor has issued a proclamation warn-! * , „ . ' ’ ^ 'fact that the time for the train to leave mg the leaders of all immediate com bins-1 w]li , h j lilb , jreti at f . hc time oi my re nr-! hai c ' me - He wa8 hoartll y clivered as tions against the peace and dignity of the j ge - ud j me liarsii fy, it Wa s iroai a ladv ! h ' ! ieU * f *?* affiUR escwrtcd throu - rh State; that in the event of a riot and : i,- ; _ .1 ,i,„, i i " tho town by th bloodshed, growing out of these revt iu tionary proceedings, they will he held to the strictest accountabilhy, and the pow er of the State will be exhausted to bring them to prompt and merited punishment. On the 22d of October ihe Cholera was I labored at the ses judged me harshly, it was trom a of Winchester that 1 receive I a tuts sent through the lines of the enemy, ; CK:Z '- ns - ^ ^ ,, „ t that, whatever others might do, the ladies! _ . . _ of that place, who knew the tremendous j .tr.cime ail Uitfier Details- j odds with which 1 had to contend, attach- I 3 he following facts concerning the ter- i Law, with the proviso that property be subject to attachment as nuder the Law now of force in this State. Resolved, Secondly, That we re commend the Legislature to add to or extend the homestead Law so as to secure to heads of families good and ample homesteads with permanent protection, so that by said homestead and such ex- Beulin, Oct- 22.—The Prueso-S?.x«»n ! my ; -.j» wa;- risi;,*! end would uow treaty was finally signed today. (yielded in their .iefcmsc; bat, to all m he Conimissioncr of the Interna’ win n l mooreu at me Time ox m. B^riuTluelmd’S ! emotion 'each family shall be enabled to * /. s live and provide for the education ot _ . . | their children without being liable to be broken up and ruined by unreasonable | and pitiless creditors. { Resolved 3rd, That we recommend to ( ia '‘‘ ,I11, n ir * certain t jie Legislature to use the most strict deled. Therefore, that 1 feel so deeply to- j di.-tricts in -*ndia are gatheicd ironi our economy in the expenditure uf all public j funds, and to oppose all appropriations; but we approve of ample provisions being i made for the waots of the Deaf, Dumb alanningly on the increase on the Hudson j W3rd “ iheiu. God uuows how weli 1 love • lU?r foreign paptt; . | fun river opposite New York. 1 “*> r,klu , e ; tJt,e and uil , k . ur ut ^ rtu ;* ; ;! c i The distress is most prevalent and : but i siMers m tho OouTO, aiu. now cheerfully most dire iu Bengal, and it exists in va- \ B ia Berlin, Oct- 22.—The Prunso Snx.ui! my tvs; and would uow be rvin? desree over the whole presidency- am rying degree over the whole presidency.! and Blind and for the destitute widows In Orissa, Nuddea, Beerbhoom, the Cut-! and orphans of soldiers and for the disa- us, there are some »u.*-s peculiarly sacred, tack, and other districts, the scarcity lias ; bR-d soldiers, and for the poor of both cottou is to be shipped ami transmitted to the colh ctor ol the district in wliic- the cotton is produced. The bond bei properly filed, the Assessor wiil issue pe uiits based upon the weight as reported by the owner. Any want of accuracy in such report of receipts is ro be corrected by the certificate of the weigher at the heartened and obey every base behest of }* iut t0 ^ hi « h ti,e Coltjn , w f 1 his avoids the necessity of having the cotton weighed bv a government officer From the Rome L-oiraneYcial. For Judge of the Tallapoosa Circuit— Robt. D. Harvey- Ma. Editor: In your last issue, von briefly called the attention of the public to the above announcement. In your next you propose publishing a more lengthy article, presenting Judge Harvey’s claims to public favor. In connection with this we desire to record an incident in the public life of that gentleman, not mentioned ir? tbe article referred to. After ihe close of the late war. Judge II. was cbo?en by the people of Floyd county to represent them in the State Corfventioii; Af j ter hia return fjTom the Convention', at the so* H dtations of his friends,- be published a brief history of th* doings of that body. At the close of bis article be made an appeal to the wealthier citizens of Floyd to raise a perma nent fund for the relief, support a«d education of the indigant widows and orphans of those' who had fallen in the war. He proposed to be on a of twenty who would bind himself to contribute One Hundred Dollars every year for that purpose. This would have raised a fund of Two Thousand Dollars annually for the county. Had this proposition been accepted it would have been a lasting blessing and ben- fit to that worthy class of people. We men tion this incideaj simply to show that our friend Judge H., even when seeking no office, has had the- good of our people at heart, and from our knowledge of his character, believe him fully competent to discharge the respon sible duties of the office sought at the hands of his fellow-citizess. [2t.] * * sadder to m turn the loss ui* ilu: i:»o>t just; horrid rapidity; but the multitude grows mend the Legislature to invest a sufficient amount iu the stock of the Savannah, c I R. «fc Co-j | -AT- HAAS' OLD STAND,! T. J. HOLLIS, Salesman. 5 i 1 — A o 3 2-0 S' 2 r ‘ * •ajnsuotu jo £q|Bnb ‘sooud ui joqiio p[0SJ3pun oq o? ?ou pauirajojap aac ju Great Inducements & Bargains, We respectfully invite the attention of ill persons who desire to purchase Goods at prices surpassingly low, to our Stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, Dry Goods, Ladies Cloth Gloats Fancy Articles, Nubias, Clothing, Shawls, Boots & Shoes, Balmoral Skirts, Groceries, RibonS, Notions all kinds, Silks, &c., And all Goods generally found in a ffiired Stock: all of which we will sell as low as any house in Newnan. Our assortment erf ililS) Is larger than can be found tills side of Atlanta, and will be sold low for Cash. We respectfully invite you to call and see us and we will do our best to please in atten tion ami prices. RANDALL k CO. Oct 20-7-tf. Jim Ihintismenk } Atlanta & West Point R. R. Co. NEWNAN, October 20t.li, 1386. O N AND after date the A. & W. P. R. R. will in n» icite be responsible for loss or dum-ige in any way accruing on Cotton, plac- aud SuC.-ed cause for which lean ever j notwithstanding, ^recruiting continually. ! ii r ;gj n & Xorth Alabama Rail Road as i ed up - on lhc P ,; itform or in the Depot, unless - - • ^ ' permit to ship has been obtaiued from the the Radicals, because forsooth at present the Radicals outnumber our friends in Congress. 3Ien of the South! stand firm, hold on to the Constitution, and the day will soon be yours. If in this we are mistaken, ■nd our euetuies carry out their hellish designs, they may rob »s of our property but wc can save our boeor. jibught; but there is some comfirf in r To copi a with this disircss effectually is 1 j know iu.: that the struggle which ueve M hardly possible ; the government action is j i eil so much heroism on the j.art oi' itur j C m{.ia im (1 of as sluggish ; individual ; ; soldi' is, and so many virtU's in oar wo* 1 ciforts, although they do much, arc com- I Company to build the road. Resolved, That the Newnan Herald may be found necessary' to enable the - Government Agent, and placed in the hands of their Agent. By order of L. P. Graxt, Scp’t. Oct. 27.S-3t. GEO. W. RAMEY, Agent. I. N. Davis. We clip the foMowfng item from the Griffin Daily Herald of the 24th. Practical Phrenology.—Prof. I. N. Davis, of Newnan, Georgia, the Blind Phrenologist, is now in otfr City, on a professional tour. The Professor is well known throughout this portion of Georgia, as well personally as by reputation, and reaches us well endorsed as a gentlemau, and as eminently skilled in his specialty of deciphering human character by the 'Phenc'logical developments. He will prior to shipment. The old rtgu! still remain in force and wiil t, whenever parties wish to ship : ner there provided. Reports from Candia state four days heavy fighting, the for the witiidarwal of th itiuns! men, lias not been all in vain ; and whoa- ■ tiaratively powerless to fteru tide. n n *— observed ever f may wander I will bear wi h me i :i the uian- the proud consolation derived iro a. the knowledge that my Country wom.-n , win* tat after wore so faitHTu and devoted <tur : *)g ali ti tiie (rials and v ICiM- .tales of our d» eauhil c i.risli.tns contest ior indi pOil do: cc, new that it has IV gene against us n-malri true t; the mem 10 Frencli cries of ihe u oa.i Power and niouey ;0 n of time may procure C' ? :!> monuments an d tes- it ''taiuieut tiuiOtiials to co Ii IU in orate the na lltS of , tions be requested to publish the same, 3edings. urtuan. "The crowd of famishing men and women who couie to this part for thejJ car ’ scanty mfta! to cnostantly mere.**, till! £■«■' «| allo»«d fifty hors*. A at the time the mail left 7,000 applicants ■ general g e - 3 8o,3J0^per year, and is DISSOLUTION. T IIF. firm of tV. It. W. DENT 4 BItO. is this day dissolved. The business will hereafter be continued in the name of W. B. E^Gen. Grant’s pay is 818,679 per • w - °EST at the old stand, where he will be and Lt-Gen Sherman’s 813,500. i pleR,ed u to . s « rve r b5s f frie ” d \ in a ,^ thiD g the - v ’ ! may wish tu his line, for C«3h onlv. W. B. W. DENT, Newnan, Oct. 20-8-2t. JOS. II. DENT. UR. C. L. RCDWIXK. AMOS FOX, Late with Edw. Wilder A Co., Louisville, Kentucky. REDWINE Sc FOX, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in 1 Drugs, NIedicines, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Gib, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Fancy Goods, Perfumeries, &c. ; A large stock of MACHINE ami TANNERS’ OIL constantly ou hand. Also a complete assortment of Crop Garden and Grass Seed. JSa?“Order3 solicited and filled promptly. REDWINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Strs. Oct. 20-tf ATLANTA, GA. Major up. They were described as j aHolt . ed fiv ' e ho r ses - T ^e pay of a Briga- xvxz uio HI11IU.11 nui MIL | ;uuuiuinc «.*» v •-»«* ui-.ovv ^ * I Vl'iouvu uji. ^ - ” «. • of troops from Mexico until the first ot! those who fought for tho successful p-ny • placed in order upon an open space, wait- i aiC 19 ■ ’ > > January, offering in that case to waive the time allowed for tho withdrawal or but all the power am] wealth of the world cannot command so rich a tribute as that the remainder, and remove all suhstanti ! paid to the memories ot the heroic dead ally at one time, which proposition is no; assented to. intr tor the distribution. Ou one side j nearly 4,000 Hindoos, each with a leaf; datiei before him, were scattered on the j S. D. HABVEY. A lengthy letter from Secretary Brown ing, to a committee at Quincy, Illinois. I VlV in reference to an invitation to deliver an j ^ ih- c hu address on political topics, is published! ‘ c , this morning. It argues against tne cm j atitutional amendment, and iu yir.dica- lour obedient tiou of the President's poucy. He says! of I wot ground, hastily partaking of the j Candidate for Judpe-ship of the Talla- canty dole tlmv received. On the other j poozu Circuit. will c> in nucleate this j ,-idu were thousands of famishing Mussel-j The fallowing tribute to R. D. Harvey, Esq., of the Confederate avui es by lh.; tear ihe women uf the South. i beg that you expression of L. S. SALMONS, Atlanta. either call on citizens or they can oall on j- lt i s b ; s p Urpo ^ t Executive head V ry truly and respectfully, rvant, Jubal A. Early. him at the Georgia Hotel. The Goiojuzation Scheme. The following was received on the 16th by \T. H. Harrison, U. S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee : Department of State. | Washington, Oct. 11, 1866. ) To the Attorney of the U. S. for the Middle District of Tennessee: Sir: This Department has received in formation that measures are in progress for the purpose of inducing freedmen to move to foreign countries, especially to Peru, by promises of high wages and the nat-iou, to maintain aud preserve the Constitution. oi Prisoners. St. LOUIS, Oet. 24.—Montana advices G«*n Ft. r state that fifty Sioux Indians recently at- ths -.ii v d ... > tacked an encampment at the mouth of swered anonym.-us ocwspap- . .... Milk River, and after five hours’ fighting. | felt u liis du-y here at Hamilton to refute j Heaven, wrung from him by nie^ unap- were repulsed with twenty-one killed, i a slander winch had been etreuiated from pcased pangs of hunger. A stranger Tbe whites had four killed and sererlaj thi^ platform a few .fays ago by a gentie- : passing near wouid have no innimition wounded. ; man of standing in advocating the eiec-• that within a yard ot the road t ,t <J0 ’ tiou of the Democratic c tn Jiuate i starving creaiuies had assembled to snatch ... , Tallapoosa Circuit in a light • ing with bitter iongimrs the imputes till . enable them to vote intelligibly.—Rome Com. j I tnetr ium stmuid Conic. Luder shelter j “We feel an honest pride in announcing the j of that (fh»t crouched the women, girls i gentleman whose name heads this article as a , cud children. Outside the gales were candidate for Judge-ship of this Judical Cir- ! hundreds and hundreds who had lost j cult—composed of tlieconuties of Floyd, Polk, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Haralson, Heard and Paulding. “Since its organization in 185S, the Judges have all been elected from the extreme South ern counties of the Circuit, without opposition iu about the Exchange j their chances till next distribution. But ■ over all a horrible dead silence. No chat- 1 at Hanii't *n, Ohio, ■ tering or converse; fiardly a soundex- while he c- v. r an j cep’.wg wh*n at intervals some wretch a?t:.ek«. he threw up his arms with an ejaculation to Sanders and Toomps.—G. W. Ken-| He has chosen to say that I aui resp-m- a me.»l. . dall of the New Orleans Picayune, writing i sibf? for the starvation of our prisoui-rs ; "In Cslcutta, where more relief is frera Paris says : j at BeH- isle and AudcrsonviUe. by refu ( available man eisewhere. we are to:d that ! 1 stumbled upon George N. Sanders.; sing to exchange soldiers because the (there arc -0,uU0 starvluigs su-iaisting other inducements. If there is reason ! yesterday. IBs hair is as long and asirebe* Hi n.L recognise the negroes iu on da.ly chanty.and our aervlCi as regular eoldi^rs. jauper bodies buried at one gnat alone. to believe that these promises will not be bushy as of old ; his countenance as mild performed, and the condition of the freed ! and as placid as though tbe cards were men would not, in most instances, be im- runuing in his favor. If he has been proved by the change, it is deemed to be i gagged at ail in Paris, it has been with the dutv of the Governaient to prevent good living. He gets enough to t j-OP.' V •- to criticise any b.* !y, previ them by all legal and moral means from i Paris eat in probably three meals a day. He I dull t or to «ay •’ but l . . L i- CO S . e cause it h •- b * n mo that in or-ur t> re.'-.- .- i.e i.c^ro sm- arose from 50, at which it stood last year, _o-. or who was vrr-mg! to 320 in the first nine days of August, tbe e*?c; facts, b:- I he last weekly return from one little widelv j ugaio*t from the upper portion. It is just and fair that the conveniences and advantages inciden tal to tbe localities near the residence of the Judge should be shared in rotation by the up per end of the Circuit. And as the lower counties have had these advantages exclusive ly for more that ten years, we feel assured that they will, in a spirit of justice and fair ness, conc«de to us this right at the election iu January next. “The candidate we present is a man of ac knowledged legal ability—large experience, high moral character, sterling integrity, great firmuess, and above all, honored and respected where known for h:s unassuming, retiring modestv, exemplary piety, fi..e sense of justice and propriety, and" the exercise of a rigid im partiality in all the relations of life. “ He is not a creature of impulse—not an extremest—bat conservative and charitable in a ll things in religion, in politics and in bis various social relations. As Mayor of Rome, Justice of the Inferior Coart, and Delegate to treble this number for the ! the State Convention, which adopted oar pre- ali bis official acts were station (Balasorv) shews 703 deaths, and even this fe-rful rate of mortality gives deuaate notion of the actual men j hut an waoeq the • suite of aSuir-. tor we are further inform being thus imposed upou. (speaks well of Horace Greeley—much ; dier> l prelerrea that b ^ > * This circular is addressed to you for better than he does of other folks l could ■ should starve lather tu..ii :gree Jut u that purpose, with the as&ent of the At- mention. He ta'ks of going to Russia,! nearo should not be exenant i. ^ ^ • .-.i t at 1 tornev General. You will do anything i but on what mission I canuot say. He i Whatever I might have .bouj.-t t oest m -oy • t,e. marked by the^e characteristics, which vou Droneriv Can towards causing will always find friends, go where be to have done, l am only here y to | a?* J >ut v .1 i t. <> _*3 j I •* in adoiuoa to all this, he is emphatically Uttk/SSKrfW ; *BL that I dill not do it. The ou-U ot! Iteh, « *•«-»• P> *>*,o»A the »l «HO- ip ro,, s from th, hombtet I» eve™ our obedient «rv, ot> ! I lav. eeeo Geo. Toon.ks, nod ntno.v CautWaav of F.vehnoge , * in • io'tt £ >V. H. SeWARD. • of oor mlieru j*eop e liere ; ns l iu, hands. I made .0 a.. jo.m . r „.- I. , ti[o « ! botod acd early m .nbood to the scanty have ad about Samiers, ail se. m io ire Gen. Crittenden.—The Louisville . getting along we'.L Gea-Xoomi;-. it i am Journal announces ;h a Gen. Thomas L. rigliW informed, iutcuA hc»*> ihia Ito Gen. ttreight, oi Indiana, who is t«ra whe , new to-daj, *nd who had just es to}dying a ow;y of ^ __ have an exchange effected—man i*. : r man. ‘ ot a crowded bazaar, in a vii.a^e wuere j f? tiicer for officer. I communicated my Criitend u hasteceived the appo.nfciueulot*, winter, a»<i **0 do ttianv othi i regular army. jn the tame boat With lilsj. Colonel in the frvui the T.tbhy. 1 told him hew ’ - ~ . j- I ttuoaort of himself and aged parents, to whom it is ‘so common ior eigh- or ten t-_> die ciur.g and supported with filial devo- daily in tbe streets that no one takes any ; { j 0I)t through all the vicisitndes of advene naiice.’ The horrors of pestilence are j fortune. At the age of 17 he came to Rome, MW being added tc- these of starvation." * a peer, ©bscnr-.uneducated and penniless boy. JOHN S. WARD, Nashville, Tenn. SALMONS &, WARD, (Successors to Salmons, Simmons & Co.) Commission Merchants, Grocers AND WHOLESALE DKALIR3 IX (dquotiry mmmx, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, ATLANTA, GA., Have now in store and to arrive 500 sacks choice Yellow Corn, (00 “ “ White Corn. 100 barrels of all grades of Flour, 75 barrel* of S-rjrar. 75 sacks Rio Coffee, 500 sacks Virginia Salt, 100 best brand New York Cheese, 30 casks Hams, Shoulders, Rib and Clear Sides, 100 boxes Star and Adamantine Candles, 30 barrels of Cuba Syrup, reboiled, 50 boxes Soap, And many other articles in onr line. All of which we will sell at the lowest whole sale prices. Orders solicited. SALMONS k WARD, Corner Whitehall and Alabama St. October 27-8-3m. Carroll Sheriff’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in December next, South half of lot of land No. 24, in the 10th district of Carroll county, to satisfy a fi fa is sued from a Justice Court of said county in favoP of Z Bonner vs W T Vea3ey. Property pointed out by defendant. Levy made and returned to me bv a constable JAMES P. COLEMAN, Sheriff. October 27,1866. PER-CENT- $AV£D r.VJ.vr '.-Tc'l? B T. BABBITT'S STAB YEAST POWDER. • Light bnscoit or fuy kind of cake may be made -.-ith this “ Yeasti Powder ” in 15 minutes. No shortening is reqiired when sweet milk is used. AT. BABBITT, Nos. 64 to 74 Mishingron st., N. York. Juno 16-12m. LEWIS COOK, ATLANTA, GA. DEALER, IN English and American Hard-Ware, Iron and Steel, NAILS, SAY/S & FILES, AgricultHral Hardware. ;&$=.SIGN—PAD-LOCK. Oct. 20-7-3m. POBCE’S SHOE HOUSE. Whitehall, St., Atlanta, Ga. ‘ SIGN OF BIG BOOT:', H AVE On hand the largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes ever brought to thia market and as they come direct from tbe eastern Manufactories will be offered to coun try Merchants at New Y'ork prices -freight added. B. W. Force, formerly of Charleston, S. C-, wifi be pleased to see hi3 former customers. Oct 20-7-12m. Peeiso Beowx. y. Wilorax, BROWN&WILD.M AN ffiATJEEBS, AmkAKWA, D ealers in bullion, coin, south- ern Securities and liank notes. Particu lar attention given to collections. Refer to National Park Bank, New York, and Bankers generally of Georgia. Oct 20 7 Sm. PHflENIX TIN SHOP MOVED PROM Depot Street to No. 2 Greenville Street, And has TIN WARE In great abundance, at Wholesale and Retail, a3 cheap as can be bad in any other market. Liberal prices paid for Butter, Eggs, Chick ens, Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Tallow, &c. OOOXWtt STOVES ordered for those wanting, and furnished ct Louisville prices. W M REYNOLDS. Oct. 2b-7-2t.
