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GEORGIA.
•urd&T Morning, Dii.etf.bcr 15. 1866.
w;w then passed byvote of 21 yeas to'fii MenC^allSS may^!Ker^sc“r?fi%-"ceiit^xt1
na y s - *• ! • i - * ’ required it:
2. Th- sherifTmay' tak« AhO’ UV'Ccmizairbe of '
an vffen ier.cuufineiRin the jail .of .kis-Qouniya
to answer fur A 6nme *c$mmmi‘d in anotlier '
special weneEs.
Tnr tax bili,.
The tax bill, which had been made the spe
cial order for to lav in the House of Itepresen- ,
titives, has occupied the morning session. The i co ^ nf J
Errors of Yom?K.’
A g'nileman who suffered far years from
Debiliiy. Premature- ftecay. and all
£a
Wnr Poetry of the South!!
istmas
IMPROVED DENTISTRY;
Vulcanized India Eublier Plates
(ESTABLISHED 1859,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
shad assess and levy such a per o utage as will
i,v - iit! A subscrip- produce the sum ol five hundred thousand dol-
, . • n t o, n. wli. n-a irs ' lure specified taxes proposed are suhstan-
,k is opened at the Booh Store, 'Mitre a ti . lHj Uit . ■ • -
4. One aecured of crime and giving l>ail may
indemnify his bail with propertv. This is nut
contrary to public polR-v.
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vertiser's experience, can do so by ad iressiug,
m t*pj
mav l>e seen.
Kirv
, P'
We invite attention to the
; cal adV' rtisement of Smith &
, ;MT _See the card of Messrs,
this institution
y AC-VUI
’ ,\t r, Principal and Assistant
They are worthy gentld-
ri'.need teachers.
same as contained in tax act of lost
yi ar. The principal discussion of the morning
was on the item of -0 rent* per gallon on sale
of ardent spirits in the f*tate. Messra. Ponies
and Sneed, of Richmond. spoke in opposition
to tiie tax. Hie Suction was stricken out and
a declaration inserted that the sales of spirit-
on- liquors liquors in the State shall be subject
only to an «<1 valorem tax.
The wile and children of a person who has !'~ r * cv - 1 co! .flu—.*e, ^ OGDEN*
Dee. '-ora. No 42 Cedar St.. New York.
created a TTen upon his property may secure
their inter-;-t in the same by pr.>ce“d!ng under
the insolvent laws without resort to-equitv.—
Ju dement modified.
Office and Ware-Horises Corner Mitchell and Forsyth Streets,
thi~ reeeut invention surpasses all others : for
economy and contfbrt it has no equal: for du
rability no superior. Call at my office and ... *. t n_
examine specimens, comparing them, with WOULD return thanks to the people of Coweta and adjoining counties for the lilvnil pat-
go! i or silver plate, and make your own cho re, t rona: r C bestowed on. him during a peril*! of fourteen years. Ho assures them ot bis uetermina-
1 In till cases when njy w„rk fails to give satis- tton to merit their increased patronage.
Atlanta. G-a.
Dudley
vs.
Love.
■ Proceeding against holding over.
ucn
tie
;«i f- T -P CT
TT'E PENITENTIARY.
The question of removal of t!ie Penitentiarv
] nifty by considered as settled for the present
_ session. In the appropriation bill, the sum of
r , ,,, . 320,000 is proposed for its support, pavmcnt of
■ F ’ ll ‘ rhune ’ of debts, and for repairs. In the report of the
announced in to-day s paper as a j Committee on life Penitentiary upon tliat p< r-
WalkeiU. J.
1. A court of law should, in a proper case
A Sew and Grand Epoch in Medicine!
Dr. Magoixl is the founder of a new Medical
1 System! The quantitarians. whose vast inter-
j nal doses enfeeble- the stomach and paralyze
j the bowels, nvt-: give precedence to the man
who restores heaith and appetite, with from
:i ve
taction i’.“> charge wifi be made. Charges for-,
j extracting, plugging and al! piate w ork mod
erate.
g. yf Office in Masonic Building. No. 4. up
. stairs.
WM. 7. COLE. Dentist
r \\dtdatb.
grant a continuance to allow a party who has ! one to two of iiis extraordinary Pills, and cures
an equitable defeitte to enjoin the proceeding
at law.*
2. If a material witness be a surety on the
the most virulent sores with a bpx or so of his
ooflerful and all healing Salve. These two j
real Specifics of the Doctor are fast superpe- |
ten mt'shorn!, the Court hearing the case should 1 ding nil the stereotyped nostrums of the day. !
allow another surety substituted, to make the Ext: tordinarv cures bv Maggicl’3 Pills and ,
REFERENCE? :
M.P. Kellogg.
Dr. G. D. Suiiti.
Rev. F. M. Diniel,
ATLANTA WIIOLINALE MARKET.
This market is rapidly becoming the great wholesale market of the Interior. We would
i nly invite the reader to consult liis pecuniary interest in determining wltere ro make hig
purchases. - H. SEAliO, -•< -
Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Got.
Dr. A. P. Calhcur. p
Dr. I*. L. \ . Long.
Rev. James Stacv. j
1*.»r Judge of
-
the .Superior Court of
,vt.—This gentlem.an has a card
,j. lV ’ P <> : ni r. announcing himself a cairdi-
- re-election to the office of Mayor of
\. ,rv.:i. Tie has held the office for nearly a
r , v an d ha Ji.-cinrmd hfe duties with otun-
ability and impartiality. Tfho
M A
It) <e
date
tion of the (ioveruor’s message relating to that
institution, it > tUted that they deem it
unadtfisamb. at the present time. torecAmniend
eith< r the removal of the Penitentiary, or the
establishment of another at a different pi ace;
witness oompetent. Judgment reversed.
suith
hag any oppouetil
w- are not aware of the fact.
(USB.—We ask at-
houses.
Srvu Sai/iOX ask Dating H
t^ntiun to the advertisement of thew
i-e her-.-tofore referred to the Saloon.—
]f ( ,ns,- is a new institution, and is
We h
The Eatinc
Mu.ledgzvii.li:, December 10.
EDUCATION OF DISABLED SOLDJLEKS.
An important Senate bill, providing for sup-
plving teachers for tire education of disabled
soldiers, was passed by the House with an
amendment. This bill, as passed by the House,
provides that any indigent, maimed soldier, of
the .State, under the age of thirty years, may
he educated at the State University, or other
colleges, or schools taught by graduates. The
State is to pay all expenses, provided the
amount should not exceed three hundred 3ol-
Eell. )
S.ii" have opened the eyes of the public to r
the inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of j
h people have so Ion
TESTIMONIALS.
Nkwnan. Ga.. July 16th. l'tGG.
Dr. W. T. Gale made for me an upper set of
I-UMUK-fV. C. J.
1. A plaintiff by paying cost, present and
future, into court, and assigning all his interest I
in the case, may become a competent witness. | il-tggiel’s Phis suffices ta place the bowels in
2. Such assignment may be completed by
depositing in court the instrument making it,
iu the absence of the assignee, whose accep- ant 1
tance will be presumed. Judgment affirmed.
L. C.
und i the i,cv-giihI supervision of Mr. William j lars jx:r anntyn, for each I>cneliuary, pay meqt
.. r ; w> ,. r'antlv named the prince of caterers.- | *?'-h.mle by the Government State Wm-ls.
*’ r<wh - - y 1 Each person receiving the beuebts of the act, to
, , ;1 |,] ( .< are supplied with the chrdehest I
,-iul.fcs of the land and cooked Just riyht. Give j
friend B. a sail and she if he docs not Tiuar u°
cut in wiiat we have stud.
Joe Williams, of
this week a hog about two
i weighed 587 pounds gross,
- the blood, and 511 pounds net.
A Lauge Poi»KF.it.— Mr.
'i-.viiftii, killei
,rsold, wl.i
P e: .
enter into a written obligation of honor, to
teach when he shall have completed Ids colle
giate eburse, for the same number of years in
Georgia, as he may have hcc-n in coll ge or
school ;i t the expense of the State. The-Senate
has rejected one of the amendments by the
If, which extends the privileges iu the bill
fo high schools.
Selected Dispatches.
Galveston, Dec. 7.—Brownsville d.tes of
t!ie 3d received. On the 30tli. subsequent to
the reception of Sheridan’s dispatches. Sedg
wick appointed S. L. Sheridan civil commis
sioner, and demanded the surrender of Cena-
les and his troops a? prisoners of war to the , Maggiel’s Salve is infallible. Sold
United Siates. Canales replied he would [ -'Iaguikl, 11 Pine Street WevV York, a
ra her surrender to Escobedo, and did so.'
Sedgwick agreeing.
per: ct order, tone the stomach, create aa ap
petite, and render tho sj irits light and buoy-
There is no griping, and no reaction in
the form of constipation. It the liver is affec
ted. its functions are restored ; and if the ner
vous-system isTcebio, it is invigorated- . This
la?t quality makes the medicines’ very desira
ble for the wants of delicate females. Ulcer
ous and eruptive diseases are, literally extin
guished, by the diser.feetsuit power of Maggiel’s
Salve. In fact, it is here announced that J/aj-
•jiel's Dyspeptic and Diarrhoea Pills cure
where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds,
Chilblains, Cuts ana all abrasions of the skin
old by J.
in’! b
al! Druggists, at 2-5 cents per box.
Sep.l—52-12m.
Legislative-
JIn.LEDGF.vir.LE, Dec. 7.
FUN ATE BILLS PASSED VKSTEBDAV.
I lie bill fur the protection* of the rights of
inarr : " 1 women, passed yestcrdaay in the Scn-
[.aid- r lhkt all the property of the wife
at tit-- lie of marriage, shall remain the sepa
rate [iiiipeity of the Afjte,- aud all property in-
in rje I or uo|aired by the wife shall belong to
)i- , and in ; lx.- liable for the tlobts ol her hus-
TUE KEDK-VPTION ACT.
'J’he House passed at its cveuiug session
Saturd.iy, the Senate bill to allow the re- ;
demption, within a speciiied time, of real estate i
sold under execution. The bill provides that J
the purchaser in such cases shall be considered
the trustee of the defendant for the period
of
Paris, Dec. 8.—La France newspapers this
morning asserts that Maxi mill km lias-.tele
graphed to some of the physicians attending
the Empress Carlolta t < meet him at Gibraltar
by the middle of December.
two years, the defendant having the right to
redeem the laud at any time withyi that period
by paying the purchase money', with ten per
cent, interest. The defendant may, at the
tune of sale, waive, by written consent, his
right to redeem the property sold. When no
waiver is made ol the right of redemption, the
Tin- bill which passed the same body in defendant is to lie allowed to retain possession
‘ of tlie property until the expiration of the time
allowed for its redemption. Any creditor of
defendant may within sixty days, upon giving
ten day’s notice to the purchaser, raise the bid
on the property, and may do so as often as he
desires within tlie time specified, tiie first pur
chaser having the right to take the property at
tb'e advanced' bid.
i, laden to Judges of the Superior Court,- and
. .licit.,I Generals, pro\ ul.-s that when a major
ity vote is not cast, the office shall be vacant,
a.id the vacancy shall be filled as now required
by law. Tin- Senate bill regulating the adver
ts emciiN of count ('’officers, proposes that these
officers shall he required to advertise in a news
paper published, in their county, lmt if no such
newspaper, then’ as now required by law. The
h’.-nate also passed a Mil prohibiting executors,
administrators, and guardians from leasing real
c.'late f"r a lunger pernul than one year with
out an order from the Ordinary.
Dt S1NLSS REMAINING.
The special committee of two from the Sen
ate and three from the House appointed yester
day to examine into the business before the
hi ;islature in view of a final adjournment, re
ported that there arc benate bills for a third
reading 1 l : second reading - 5 : resolutions 10.
House lulls for a third reading 55 ; second read
ing 23 ; first reading 12 ; joint resolutions o ;
Senate Tills passed, but not sent to the House
VI. TllC state of the House callomlev is as fol
lows.’; House bills for a third reading 120 ;
«-i olid reading U»; postponed for the present
vv . iYsoluli. ns IS • Senate bills for third rcad-
• i: 22; -'ci -ted'tending 22; first reading 19;
iliiis in hands of committee* - t 2. 't he commit
tee s';.te that, of (lit! hills before the House,
lb: e-fourlhs a:a 3oe,d, and that those in the
hands of tvicMii ices are of an important char
acter, and require deliberate examination.—
They say, that the committee are iinuuiniously
of opinion that, by diligent attention to busi-
ln.v-. all matter now before the Legislature can
be dispose.! of by Friday, the 11th instant.—
They nnomnu-tid the adoption of a resolution
to exit ml the session for lour day s, to Friday,
This resolution was passed in the Senate, by a
vote of two-Uiirds. as required by the Gonstitu-
tion. When taken up iu the House, it failed
to secure a vote of two-thirds, the ;’*-:ii* h-.-itig
80, nays 50. It will be necessary and unavoid
able that the House should reconsider its ae-
ti. a, and concur with;the Senate, as it is ad
mitted now by ail. that the work of the
two Houses cannot now be done in tv5 more
iltvs.
CHAIN GANG C0XVrCT3.
The House also passed the Senate bill regu
lating the manner of convicts laboring on jmb-
lic works. This bill, as stated in oiie of my
former letters, authorizes and requires the Infe
rior Courts of the several counties to provide
for employing the convicts sentenced to labor
upon the public works. I,believe that I have
given in a former letter the most important
provisions of the bill.
[Special Correspondence Atlanta Intelligencer.]
New Orleans, Dec. 7—The - New Orleans
! theater was totally destroyed by tire this
morning.
Burlington, Dec. 10.—Eight hundred men
have been thrown out of employment by the
burning of the Woolen Company's Dye House
last night.
London, Dec. 10—noon.— The Times in an
editorial this uiorrtiug says the Fenians, have
been fairly checkmated, and that it would be
madness on their part to attempt a rebellion.
Cardinal Cullen has issued a pastoral letter
urging the Irish people to obedience to the
law, and an avoidance of all secret societies.
Arrests still continue to be made, and more
artillery will leave for Ireland soon.
.HARRIED,
In 0assvuiieon,2Sth uit.» by the Bev. George
Edw&tif SnliHl, Dr. I. E. Smith', of Newman,
Ga., to Miss Anna E. Brown, of Cassville,
Georgia.
Tn JTerfwfilter county, Dec. 4th. by R R Tnr- others I have
ner, Esq., Mr Simecx F Culpepper aud Miss E i cheapness and
C Nall.
On the Gtli December, at the residence of
the bride’s father, by Rev John J Little, Mr R
G Hackney, of Newuan, and Miss Hattie A
Douglass, of Muscogee county.
Oh the evening’of tlfe'ffth,'by the Rev. F.
M. Daniel, Capt. Jas. W. Anderson to Miss
Sallie Brown, all of Xcwnan, Georgia.
On the evening, of Dec. 12:h, at the resi-
dence of the bride’s father, by Rev F M Daniel,
Gnjit J A Richardson, ol Palmetto, and Miss
LuC’E E Jones, daughter - of Dr Benjamin
Jones, of Fayette county, Ga.
their durability I have the utmost confidence.
J. J. Pinson.
Nkwnan. Ga-. Ju'y 20th, 1866.
It is with the greatest pleasure that I bear
testimony of the Artificial Teeth manufactured
j for me by Dr. W. T. Cole. They are light an d
I free from any cavities where particles of food
! might lodge. The fit is excellent, and in point
of workmanship superior to anything ol tiie
, kind I have ever seen.
Mrs. Wm. M. Reynolds,
i
News ax, Ga., July lfitli, 1866.
Having procured from Dr. W. T. Cole a full
: set of Upper Teeth—Vulcanized Rubber—I
teke plep.sure in recommending this pirn ot
i Dentistry to the public as being superior to
| fither Gold or Silver Plate, in consequence ot
beauty of finish, lightness, comfort, economy,
and the fact that tl ey arc much more easily
cleansed and kept so than the former.
Mrs. J- P. G. Redwine.
From the Chronicle and Sentinel.
Supreme Court Decisions.
Mii.r-rivir-vn l i;, Deo. fi, 18GG.
The following oases have been'decided by
the Supreme Court.
The Court lias gone through with the docket
from the Southwestern Circuit, and ; s now
engaged on the Chattahoochee Circuit:
Crawford and others)
• vs. [IT(Tin error. :-Equity from Sumter.
Brady and others. )
Walker, J.
The absence of a party in the military ser
vice did n d, under the act of 1861, oblige the
Court to grant a eoutiuuance. It was subject
to discretion.
Cook )
In Equity from Dougherty.
In Meriwether county, on the evening of the
13th iust, by Rev J B McGc-hee, Mr. John A
Sewell aud Miss Sallie E Culpei'Per.
Jenkins, j
Millkpgevm.i u. Detemhei' S.
The Senate, at the afternoon session yester
day, passed a bill to relieve from liability ad
ministrators. guardians, trustees, attorneys,
and court officers who received iu good faith,
or invested in bunk notes during the war.—
Several local bills were passed, him! a few now
bills wore int-oduecd.
T1IR APPROPRIATION RfT.R.
The House of Representatives [massed the gen
eral appropriation bill late yesterday afternoons ) T
and it was this morning sent to the Senate.'
The heaviest item is that required for paying
interest on the jnihlic debt. S4tK1.0<K). The
humane m i benevolent institutions of th
State come in for a large portion of the annua
revenue. The aggregate amount for the 1 amatie
Harris, J.
1. ‘Where, under an arbitration, one partner
is put in possession of all the assets, with an
obligation to pay nil the debts, a Court of
Chancery will interfere, tn a proper case, to
secure such uss- ts and see .that the other part
ner is protected agrdust the-debts
2. It seems that the answer of a defendant,
even when discovery is waived, sltould be full,
and may be excepted to by the complainant;
but the Court only intimate this, they do uot
adjudge it. Judgment affirmed.
Garris, pi ll in eiioi. simple Larceny from
v ^- , I Dougherty.
The State. 1
Lumpkin, C. J.
2. The charge of the Court was not based
| upon au assumed state of facts, but upon the
I evidence.
2. The evidence showed a wrongful taking
! 7 v the prisoo.ejL
i 'Th«’ evW4nce shoaved that the prosecutor
, was depri'*ed ot the possession.
4. There was more than an attempt to steal
’V ' —the larceny was eounuiUed.^ It is immaterird
| that the prisoner' laid possession but a short
" time. Judgment affirmed.
St. Louis, Dec. 11.—Gov. Fletcher has is
sued a proclamation declaring a portion of the
State of Missouri as infested with murderers
and robbers, who defy the civil authority and
have sympathy and aid of such a number of
people \*diere they have iheir haunts, and
have so intimidated or obtained the sympathy
of the local authority that peaceable and law-
abiding citizens are not secure in their persons
or property. He therefore calls upon the peo
ple of the State to volunteer by companies, na
cnVblted iu the militia, to the. number of 24
companies of cavalry and 10 companies of
infantry, to be organized aud proceed under
Ills orders, as the Chief Executive of the State,
to preserve the peace and protect the citizens
of State in their person, and property, and to
execute legal process cn all violators of the
the law ami bring them to trial.
It is reported tint the troops at Fort Leav
enworth hare been ordered to Texas immedi
ately. ,
Paris. Dec. 8.—The evacuation of Rome by
the French teoops, which.has been in progress
for several days past will be virtually comple
ted to day.
Rome, Dec. 11.—The man who gave the in
formation which led to the arrest of Surratt is j
a French Canadian named St. More. He was
formerly a United States soldier, and belonged
to Hawkins’ Zuaves. He hih1 Surratt were
j both in love with the same lady in Washiag-
| ton. and St. More betrayed Surratt through
jealousy. lie told him Lincoln’s ‘ assassina
tion was a preconcerted plot, he, Surratt, car
ried orders direct from Jeff. Davis’ cabinet
at Richmond. (What a lie!)
This morning tiie French troops evacuated
the Castle St. . The French flag was
run down, and the Pontifical flag hoisted.
The 29th regiment has left for France.
FOR MAYOR.
Election First Saturday in January.
At the solicitation of many friends, I have,
consented to become a candidate for Mayor of
the City of Newnan for the year 1867.
December lfi-tde. TH0S. SWINT.
Newnan, Ga.. July 23d, i860.
Hiving tried Dr. X ole's Vulcanized Teeth. I
unhesitatingly stare that i ['refer them to all
tried, from their durability,
cleanliness, together with a
pleasant, perfect fit to the mouth.
Sept. 8-1-tf. Mrs. John Ray.
A NEW AND GSA5TD EPOCH
—IN—
MEDJCINE!
SB. MAtJRIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE !
R7T Let Delicate Females react the following:
Let the suffering and diseased read the follow-
Let ail .who have been given up by Doctors, and
spoken of as ini livable, read the following.
Let all whocan believe facts, andean have faith
in evidence, read- t!i«JoiLowmg:
Know all Men rv these Presents, That on
this, the 2dtlr day of Juno,’in the year of our
Lord, 1S66, personally eameMuoeph Haydock, to
me la: own'as such, and bid rig duly sworn, depos
ed as.foliows : That he is the sole General Agent
for the United States and dependencies thereof
for preparations or medicines known a» Mag
gie r.s Pills and Sat.Ve, and- that the following
Certificates are verbatim copies, to the best of
his knowledge and belief.
, - . JAMES SMLITRE
For Judg-e Tallapoosa Circuit.
[Election 1 st Wednesday in January.j
ggMdWe arc authorized to announce that
the present incumbent, Hon L. II. FEATIIER-
STt >N, is a candidate for Judge of the Supe
rior Court of the Tallapoosa Circuit. Elec
tion 1st Wednesday in January next. 7-tde.
are authorized to announce that W
B TEliHUNH, of Rome, is a candidate for
Judge of the Superior Court of tbe Tallapoosa
Circuit.
arc authorized ■ to announce that
Judge U. D. HARVEY, of Rome, is .a candi
date for Judge of the Superior Court of the
Tallapoosa .Circuit.
Commercial Intelligence.
NEWNAM MARKET.
! Friday,* Dec. 14.—Our quotations below
’ exhibit the correct state ofjCie retail market.
Tne Cotton market 1ms been active ami
as high as 27 cents during the week.
The top’ of the "market to-day is 26| cents.
The quotation should l>e understood as ex
clusive of tax. Nearly all other markets are
quoted to inculda the tax.
L.S.
i ZJL1
Notary Public,
.. Wall Street,’New York.
ATLANTA ( OTTOA MARKET. j
We hare unmrpassed facilities for the sale of Cotton in this market, and for the shipment
New Y< rk. Charleston or Savannah. Liberal Cash advances will he made when desired.—
The a five competition among buyers in this market, and the great competition of various*
through freight line-- *o New York from this iv»int, give to Atlanta superior advantages as a
Cotton Market. ' . . A. K. SEAGO.
Commission Merchant, Atlanta, ua.
GROIERIE5C GROCERIES!!
A large stock .of. Coffee, bngars, Salt. Liverpool and Virginia, and a general assortment of
Staple Groceries, eonstcUitlv yu hand. Allot which will be sold at I/misville or Savannah
ht added. ' . A. K. SEAGO.
Commission Merchants,
Corner Forsyth and Mitchell Streets, Atlanta, Ga.
jwiix's. freigl
WESTER.Y PRODICE
Fsneciallv Corn. Flour, Bacon, &c., is kept in large supplies by
A. K. SEAGO,
Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Go,.
•> 1-*1 per cent. COMMISSION
AYill he charged on the fillirig of large orders from the Most. Shipments will bo
made to any point desired by . K ' S ^ A(,() >
Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Get.
y v ' y>n r J S luL)._^>009 second hand Gunny Bags, by A. K. SEAGO,
Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Ga.
LIMBER YARD.
We hav. an extensive Lumber Yard, and can find ready sale for almost any quantity of
Lumber. Laths, »ko. Consignments solicited. A. Iv. SEAGO,
November 3-ffin.
Commission Jf'rchmit. Atlanta, Ga.
iterIhrtTdtARB!!
-:o:-
J. E. JONES.
R. E. BURCH.
JONES & BURCII
Are now established at the old
' • June. 1st, 1866.
Dr. Maooiei/: I take my y . * to writc.yoii of
my great relfcf, and tliat the awful pajn in mv
side has left me at last—thanks to your medicine,
uh. Dcct'-r. how thankful I am that-f can get
souk- sleep. 1 eaa never write it enough. I thank
von again, anil am snri that you are really flic
friend of all sufferers. I could not help writing
to you, and hope you will not take it amiss.
JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D.
Where they have on hand a general assortment of Goods adap
ed to the wants ot the Trade.
In addition to their former stock of
Grpocorios ciiTci Ilciud. Wfiucj
They now have on hand a new-supply of
STAPLE & EAHCY SKY fi0b£».
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Our friends from the country will find it to their interest to give
This is to. certify that I was. discharged from
the army with a Chronic Diarrhoea, and have
been cured bv Dr. Maggiel s Bills.
WILSON HARVEY, 27 Pitt Street.
N*w York. April 7lh, 1866,
The following is an interesting ease of a man
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring
melted iron into a flask that was damp and wet,
caused an exnh.sion. The melted iron was thrown
:MroUii'l-aml ou him iu a j"-rfW siunurv, aiol lsc
: was burned dreadfully. Tin following Certificate
was givff.i to uh by him,-about eight weeks after
the accident;
New: York, Jan. 11, 1866.
My name is Jacob Hardy : I am an Iron Foun
der ; I was badly burned by hot iron in November
,iast ; uiy burns healed, but.I had a running sore
on do. li ff thp([v,qnUl:Y)t i.i al': .I nVal MxgoietJs
Salve,'and it SirrecTnib in a TV wc^ks. This is
all true, and anybody can now see me at Jack
son's Ironworks. 2d Avenue.
J. HARDY, 119 Gocrick street.
Corn.—White
Mixed-br Yellow
(o ■- 1 Co
(a'j 1 05
Asylum is about S 7 0,000 : for the Academy for I
the Blind, $16,000 : Asylum for tiie deaf and \ Manderville, ill’ft iu error. | Caveat from Clav
county.
Dumb, £10,000. Iter the purpose.^! supplying j vs.
ivru to indigeut widows amLorphaus v>f doeN-as- i Manderville.
e,l soldiers, and children of disable:! soldiers, a : Harris, J.
fund of $100,000 is [duceii at the disposalof the ! 1. Interrogatories acquiesced in by a partv
Governor. to be used in whole or in part, it : accused—at hast they cannot lie urged in the
voluntary contributions and donations should appellate Court, unless ote vted to in the koart
not bo made, sufficient to supply their wants.
rde.v 1
HILLS rASSEI) HY THE IlOVSU.
The House of Representatives, yes
passed a bill authorizing 'nailids to summon '
grand and petit iurors. in counties having no ! Dyson, Ri ft in error. ) p 0111 p} a j n t from Cal
below. ^
2. Letters of administration may be granted
to others than the original applicant mentioned
iu the citation. Judgment affirmed.
vs.
Beckum.
Judgment reversed.
qualified sherift : also, a bill allowing to widows !
and children the twelve, montlis support provi
ded by law from the date ol administration up- j
on any estate on which administration sittul I
hereafter bo had : aLo a bill allowing as fees |
of Justices of the Peace cue dollar and twenty-
five cents in each case where they preside in a j
Court of Inquiry. The House .uso passed bills
im.xTj(orating the Georgia -Jiuiug Company, plaintiff.
si rrurs for the iwr.
During the consideration of the general ap
propriation bill on yesterday. Mr. Hill, of Ful
ton. proposed an aditioiKd section as follows,
with reference to the liberal donations from
citizens of Kentucky and others, tor the benefit
of the indigent of the State,
and adopted by tiie House :
That the sum of $20.0U0, or so minh thereof ■ judgment affirmed,
as may be necessary, be appropriated for the
purpose of paying the freight and expenses on
corn and other supplies donated by the people
* • Kentucky, and benevolent six'ietie's of other
Btates. to the destitute of Georgia, andthat the J ™ Tm .
theSmf"? 1 ™? t0 dr " V h5s ' ground fltat' the' plaintiff
tLe lr ^»-urer. from time to time, for s\R-h sums : tlum?
ns mar he necessary to j\ay said freight and
houn count v.
Wauce*. J.
1. The formal words of the jurat to the an
swers to interrogatories, may follow the names ^
of the commissioners as well its precede them. ■ Q, aI „
2. A new suit should not be awarded if there >ecreta.j of 8rate
be evidence enough to uphold a verdict for the ‘ Fenian prisoners it
Arbitration and
Item3 of News, General Iatellig-enee. &c.
A dispatch from Columbia, S. C.. of the bth
say; :
On a second ballot for United States Senator
Mr. Manning's name was withdrawn. The
vote stood. Campbell ninety-five, Kershaw-
thirty. Manning one, aud ir.glis one. .
It has been decided hat a large ueiigaiion
; from the Northwestern Indian tribes are to be
' sent from tbe United States as a contribution
to the Paris Exposition. They will carry with
I them their variffss costumes, wigwams, war
t aud agricultural implements.
Sir Frederick Bruce has officially informed
that the prosecution of the
in’Canada is not conducted
in any spirit of viudietivencssl He is author
ized to state that the whole question of the
i B vcoft. -.
16
(ffi
20
|,Fi»ouu.—.
....SlO.Ou
GA
8 00
j CoFFKE.—
od
35
j SUUAH.
14.
991
| Baooisc.-
—per vard
....
Gl'r
4-3
l Rope.—pt
*r pound
20
(n\
25
Cheese.—
per pound....
20
(T
30
PiuntA—
per. yard......
2o
(ft
2o
j Iron.—|»er pound
10
(ft
12.1
Saut.—Liverpool per sack.
...
(ft
4 00
Ir.ov Ties
—per pound.
18i
Chicee
\\s.—
20
(ft
23
Eggs.—
-Per Doz.—...
40
Butter
.—Per lb
CO
(ft
35
Other Markets.
New Yoke., Dec. 6,—
Cotton scarce!
y so
firm
l witih's lie?
df 1*00 Kales.
Vi
ilumis 38 cents
and
1 some are
reported at 33
1-2
Gohl 138 (-8.
JOS. E. DENT. —
w.
r. wood.
us a trial.
[Dec. 30-17—ly.
V. R. Tommey, J. s. Stewart,
Formerly of Columbus, Ga. Of Oxford, Ga.
Prof. G. J. Orb, of Oxford, Ga.
7 V
ATLANTA MIME WORKS.
AND
Extracts from Various Letters.
“I had no appetite; Magi,ill's Pills gave me
a hearty one.
“Your Pru.3 are marvellous.”
“I bend for another box, and keep them in the
house.”
“Dr. Maggill has cured mv headache that
was chronic.”
“ I gave half of one of your Pills to my babe
‘far cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
j well in a day.”
“ My nausea of a morning is now cured.”
“Your ly>x of Maggiel’s Salat: cured me of
i noises in the head. I nibbed some of your Salve
! behind my ears, and lire noise left.”
| “Send me two boxes; I want one far a poor
family.” -
“ I enclose a dollar ; your price if 25 cent.-, but
j the medicine to me is worth a dollar.”
! --S, nd me ffv-3 boxes of your Pills.”
“Let me have three boxes of your Salve by
' r( turn mail.’'
—
j' T Myc over Two Hundred such Test
monials
to con-
it- wits juaeBded j case of penalty or not. as the urfec.’ damages
proven was ns much as the sum awarded.
Judgment atiii
Martin i Johnson 1
vs. - Decatur.
Blood. )
Walker. J.
A cause dismissed during the late war ou the
A>unJ tliat the plaintiff^ av.os a citizen.01 the
United States, and therbtdre an alien enemy.
tY - i?ht a 2? ( may be reinstated oa motion. Judgment ai'-
cxj.eii.e i n nui coin and other supplies, m fa-!
wr of Rev. 11. 0. Homaday, or‘such other! mm0ti ’
\f Hc' auece ^ lr - v to can T oul Uanny Coxct al f ^p.^^tron for Dower from
object of this appropriation. \-s. r tl Vfebster
SENATE FROCEEDINGSw
Tiie Senate, this morning, by
vute. rceqnsidercsl, rg-iustatod'.
the Mil. wludi ou ibe 4th iu&kitt
the table" for tne ba.anee of me session through !
mis:U'pre_heusion. to extend the aid of the!
State to the Savhnnaffj Griffin & Nor.'a AV..-1
bama Railroad. The Mil w-is ainemleil s^> as i-W-H Robert & Wife. S
to make its provisions Conform to those ofl 1. Wlien the word “said” or “jrforesaia '
other bills State aid to naji?..-ads. ami Us used, it refers generally to the hist auiece-
Georgia Land ft Cotton Co., t
” vs. [ri ff In error, r
Thomas Jr Flint. )
Lumpkin, Ji Ci , , TT „ . 4 . „ ,. ...
In this ease the award was correct, wliether i Her Majesty s Government, who wul certainly
the contract fi>r stipulated damages made a ' be animated by the desire to deal with it =0
award 1 r o m | q; ; p 0 sat of such of the prisoner? as may be
Dou c .iUy. j convicted has been referred for decision to
; DENT & W
. -WHOLESALE _tXD RETAIL
Ghcocers & Commission
MERCHANTS,
as to promote peace aud harmony between '
the populations living in such immediate prox- j
imity. and separated by a long frontier so easi-
iv traversed.
GREENVILLE STREET,
Newnan, Georgia. |
September 8-1-tf.
Stewart.
Harris. J.
y a unanimous -phe heirs at law have the right to contest j^ of Linco l n was ptaut
. and tO'.'K ll ? t }j., retKtrt of O-immissiunersapponiteu to .iss^n . - ... 1
4 «- r**™ OU j SStrment re ver,,-d. | ooui and with the assent of Mr.
T:;e Herald publishes a letter written by a
citizen of Montreal. avLo serA*ed in the Ameri- *
can artr.v, and afterward?in the Papal service,
where, he became acquainted with John H.
Surratt, whom he identified in Italy, 'serving
in the Zouaves. This persoa informed the
American Ambassador at Some, who sent to
Mr. Seward for instructions. In conver?ation,
urraft is reported to have said ,h ti ,h '“’Tissue 00 Now in Store.^^^T
M. RICHARDSON,
UEALER IN
Stoves, Grates, House FurnishiDg
GooAs and Tfo Ware.
The Lirzest st-ock'of Stoves in the State.
MAGGIEP3 PILLS A>T‘ P.VLVE
Are ahuost universal is ilieir effects, and a cure
can be almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES'
i Nothing can be more .productive of cure than
these Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt
at once: and the usual comeomitants of this most
(bstreesingp dlbease : ’ate removed. ’These reme
dies are made- fi . m r lUe purest
YEGET.ABLE CoMPOlU.'DS.
Tli^-y- will n-'-t harm the most tk-Iicate female,
aud caa t« given v.itii good effect ia prescribed,
dusts to'tiic- yo.nngjbt bajfe. •
FUR GUTANEOUd DldORLiERS
Anil eruptions of fie skin the ‘KALrfVLs most
I invaluable. It (Rice not heal externally alone,
fc ft pen- traces '.vhhthLmyt searching effects to
the very 5 root'of Ilk-
DR. MAGGIEL’S PILLS , -
TW-ATtI >w.r CURLS -:IL FOLLOWING KISEXsLS ;
_ Headache,
indigt^uon,
Indf.e-nza.
Ir;flan'rr>r , fi' v ’.
Atlanta, G-a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hard-Ware,
Iron, Steel, Nails,
Building Materials,
Cutlery,
Pistols,
Guns,
Gnn Materials;
Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware,
Willow Ware;
Carriage A Buggy 1
Keep constantly on hand a good assortment
of all articles u-ualiy kept in their line. AiaO,
Leather, Harness,
Cotton Yarns,
&C-, &c., &c.
Come aud price their goods or send in your
orders. They believe they can do a good part
by their enstomers.
Mav 27-37-12rn.
Come and try them ! .
IRON a BRASS FOUNDRY
Porter, Butler & Co., Proprietors.
—0—
Prepared to manufacture and Repair (
r -N p pr t
HY,
SUCH AS
HORSE
Mm
Fortaljle 8, Stationary Stearn Engines k Boilers,
Grist and Saw Mill Machinery. &c.
' 1 ALSO,
Iron and Brass Castings,
Building Fronts,
Iron Railing,
Mill Castings, , .
Sugar .Mills and Boilers, . .
Pipes, I’ulley3, Car Wheels and
Railroad Castings of every description.
Patterns Made to Order.
Saws Re-Toothed ,$• Gammed in the lest manner.
JSSf^We promise faithfully to execute all
orders with punctuality, and guarantee satis
faction. Terms favorable.’
At the old stand of
iFax22.es Xj.
ATLANTA,...
Dtmning,
GEORGIA.
June 23-45-Cm.
CROCKERY.
McBSOE, D0RSETT & CO.,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS and DEALERS IN
(HEEMdVAkE, CHINA, GLASS,
LOOKING GIsASSJES,&€.,
Corner Whitehall and. Hauler Streets,
A I LAN! A, GonOuaGIA. paint, grease, tar and stafiife -of all kinds. One
, ! pound warranted equal to Wo pounds ordinary
CROCKERx at A Lolesale by c..e package or ^ ^ap. Lheetions sepL with each liar far
B T. BABBTTT’H LABOR-SAYING SOAP.
• This Koap is made from pare and clean
materials, containing uo adollorniton, of any land,
will not injure the most delicate fabric, and is
especiallv adapted for woolens, jmfch ^
will not
[shrink after being wa.-'O'e'd vaDPfiffs Soap. It
i mav be used in hard < r salt vat Per. It will remove
making three gallons haiffi^ome soft, soap from
* i one pound of tabs Soap, .Each bar is Avrapped in
ELEGANT DINNER. TEA and BREAKFAST ’ ? circular containin^.riiRdigr^trtionsrfor use, prin-
repacked;
Olive Simpson
vs.
v Iu Equity from Ide.
ned at Rich-
IXiviA This
janforinant on Surratt is now on Lis way to
Washington.
There is'much talkin'Chili of mrking war
j on Soain
Key Stone Building’,
W liiteTiall street
ATLAXTA, GEORGIA.
Novemlier 17-ll-3m.
.Asthma,^.
B->wel Complaints,
Coughs,
Colds,
Ch< «t Diseases,
Gostiveness,
Dyspi.-pshi,
hart i a ^.a,
Dropsv.
Debility,
Fever and Ague,
Skin DU eases,
EACH BOX CONTAINS 12 PILLS
i ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
NgiTvTT—None genuine without the engraved
Inv.ar-t VVeasness,
Liver Complaint.
Lowness of Spirits,
Ringworm,
Itlieuraa:Un>, ’
Salt Rheum,
Scalds.
iXinro n v * _ O j , . • 7r»&
trade mark aromil era Hi pet or box, shpif*! by , ^*3 P~* w
’ DOCTOR J. jLiGGIEL, New Teak, to counter- j large s
1 fait which is felony.
‘Sold by all respectable dealers in m-olicine.-.
1 throughout the United States and Canadas, at
j £ c-anw per box ot pot.
! Setembfct ’-ly.
SETS in Plain and Decorated French
China;’
! BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS in Parian
j L . lc ; |
i BOHEMIAN GLASS. MILK GLASS, and POA-1
CELAIN WATER COOLERS;
’ CAKE POTS, CHAMBER SETS, rare and ■
’ beautiful pattern:.
t \ r a h .ve the largest stock ever brought to
1 :hj 3 market, and as it is of onr own importa
; tioft. we believe that we can compare favora.
with leit Xew York rate*.
lock of
ted in Englh-h and German. Aek your grocer
far “B. T. Babbitt’s-Soap,b and Jakfe no other,
i B. T^BABBIXT.
„ : Nos. 64, 65, 66, C7, C8, 60, 70, 72 k 71 Waelungton
Ma-- : juue lfaiffiu. st., New York.
SELF-SEALING FRUIT CAB'S.
Cali and eiaroine or send roar orders.
June 2-3-btn. McBP.IDE. LKJRSEfT & CO.
I TSENG B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCEN-
J TRATED POTASH or .READY SOAP MA
KER. 'Warranted dual Te the strength of common
* { Potash, and superior-1ey any other saponifit-r or
- ; lev in the markat. Put sip in cans of 1 pound, 2
j pounds, 3 pound-s, C pounds and 12 pounds, with
I fall directions iu English and German for making
hard and soft soap. One pound will make fif
teen gallons of Soft Soap. No lime is required.
Consumers will find this the cheapest Potash
j in market. B. T. BAFBITT r -.
| N03. 64, 65,66,67.68,69,70,72674 Washington st.,
j June 17-12m. New York.
