About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1867)
1 dje Hffonait |)cnik Cj ' WEEKLY EVERY SATURDAY BY r r W00T7EK. i - A ‘ ' VELCJ !- WOOTTEX & WELCH, Proprietors. j. (' \V<K*VTi:\ Editor. Tpjjjja OF PR ESCRIPTION ' 0nc ropv one year, payable in advance, $3.00 ,V three rooa In. 1 | • C .))' of six Will he allowed an extra copy j ( F;av numbers complete the \ olume.j | Ssj. UST!!^ IftcMjj Komil;—§trotd to IMitiui, gte, g^rtfiiBrn’e, iL'ommmc, &t. VOL. II.] ing at my old stand on Green- new and well select'd stock of "jX/OL ] ■ „\\I now Yiile street, dry GOODS, &,C.j Consisting of Worsteds, DeLrincs, j; White and Opera Flannels, C, ’.on and Salabury do K. ..tacky and N. Carolina Jean?, < :u Satinet', Jeans, Linseys, . Iih ,i. lied and Brown Slurting*, Ticking, lri-h Linens, Swiss and Jackonet Muslim, Ber.*ties, Ladies' and Misses' Skirts, r j ■ •*. -.ntl Cents' Handkerchiefs, Ilosery ’ and Gloves, M'-u ::n-l 1- >ys' Boots and boors, | i. i'lie . Misses and Cliildien' Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery and Glare V, are, Painted and Cedar Water Buckets, Weil Buckets, Tubs and Brooms, , Snap and Blind Bridles, \V igon and Bug y Collars, Buggy Whips and Hamts, Umbrella-. Patent Cloth, Table and Pocket Cutlery, * And Irons au.i Sad Irons, Sau-age Grinders, Ho md Hinfts, Screws and Bfitts, Mills, Sives, Cotton Cards, p;ul Locks, Files,-Nails, t' jliinks Axes. Spades and Shovels, B.iie Stone, Copperas, Indigo, Madder, Spin «, Pepper, Ginger, Suda, Starch, Epsom Salts, Maecoboy Snulf, Table Salt, Cheese, Sugar, Syrup. Tobacco, Powder, <rim Caps and Tubes, (')Ueii Van. . and a great many Notions Kil l other things too tidious to mention. Said ling Books, Almanacks for 1607, Paper, Ink, Gillott s Steel Pens, Cedar Pencils, Envelopes, kc. AH of which will be sold low for CASH n .dCASH ONLY. Buy and Sell Country Produce. Receive and St 1 ! I any Goods on Consignment. Thankful to nil niv old friends and custom- pa at favor?, and hope to sc-e them in ,i , u. and receive a liberal patronage from all. Uriel: Corner Opposite 11. •/. Sargent's, Greenville Street, Newnan, Ga. J. T. KIRBY. Tt. L. HUNTER, Salesman, ; rmerly with Johnson .k Garrett. November 10-12ni W. B. W. DENT, Grocer and Comini^sion SROHAN^, West Side Greenville-St. Newnan, Ga. AN, GEOEGIA, SATURDAY, JAN. 5, 1S67. [NO. 17. 80 20 SALT, SALT. SACKS Liverpool Salt, for gale by W B W DENT. MACKEREL. KITS No. 1 Mackerel, fresh. for <?u> by W B VV DENT. SUGAR. 1 KBBLS- Sugar, (Yellow, ABC and Pow A O dered), for sale bv W B W DENT. COFFEE. i OOD lot Rio (all grades) ju-t received W B W DENT. ( A° and for sale by X. Y. S CHEESE. STATE, fresh, for sab* bv W B W DENT. SYRUP. 1 TEW VRTkS Refined, for sale by W B W DENT. 10 FI.OUR. BBLS. Favorita—10 Sacks R Y Brown’s best, for sale by W B W DENT. CORN. HIOICE Brc-a 1 Corn, for sale W B DEN" Dr. J. L Mason V CO.’! S (ire.nl AmcnVan 0G CHOLERA CURE AND PREVENTIVE. CROCKERY AM) GLASS WARE. LL styles, large lot, for sale by . * W B W DENT. ARROW TIES. r OT Arrow Ties for Cotton, 50 per cent j cheaper than-rope, for sale by W B \v DENT. RAGGING AND ROPE. I > AGOING and Rope for sale b i) bnrratt a Poet. We print bed w what we are assured is a ver batim copy of a poem coir, p,-;d by J‘ha II. Surratt, while a sUiri-nt at St. Charles College, Howard county, Maryland, June 3d. ItidO. It was copied by his college chum, James Hand, of Patterson, New Jersey, for his friend, Samuel Morrison, of Indiana. It was written by Surratt orriginally-in Mr. Hand s Album : LIFE. My youthful tears have all Ixten shed, Those April dn ps which flow Like 'pringh ts from the mountain’s head, And in the sunshine glow. The tears of youth have ceased to gush, Like nectar from mine eyes, And bitter ones instead I brush Away with sad suipise. The currents of my life grow deep, As down the stream I float, And all its torrents wildly sweep Around my fragile boat. Like some fair bird which wings its flight Far np the azure sky, lily spirit soars with proud delight, More glowing lights to try. Then round my soul are quickly thrown Clouds black with sorrow’s gloom, And suddenly the winds do moan Around some loved one’s tomb. Mv heart is draped in darkest night, Mv little bark is tossed, ’Till in mv faithlessness and fright 1 cry, “ I sink ! I'm lost I” From the Macon Citizen. The Battlefield Near Griswoldville. Accompanied by an intelligent and much valued friend who* extended to Us the hospital ities of his home, we visited a few days ago, the fatal battle field near Griswoldville. The interest of a battle is not always to be measured by the magnitude of the numbers Ax Act to amend an J ; legalize and nn Notaries Public :n t: purposes, approved liti: March, 185 '. ! Section 1. The Genet d Assembly of the 1 St re of Ge.-rgia tio enact. That all affidavits to bold to bail, or for the purpose of obtain ing anv other legal process, ami all legal pro cesses *to hold to bail, or for any other purpose, taken before, or issued by any Notary Public of this Slate after the expiration of the for which said Notary Public was appoint- and before the passage of lids Act, be ami the ; same are herebv declared legal and cue of Kff re t- ine are i .id y the Interior Court, committee to rep. rt vp • » Denf Asylum at- Cove i h ■' U.ty Ju'g.-shall T-.-tive one dollar for Spring: £50 to Bov. E. \V. Warren, of Macon, each cpnrl contract which he may approve. who preached Fast Div sermon at the captol Sit. Be it further or. ; ted. IT. A the ; on the 22d of November upon invitation of the -p-.iai bnlitf of said court sir.’,! give b r..l. ns General Assembly: £150 to I>. I>. S in ford for now provided by law. for the faithful di-. barge . services and exjvm s in binding and indexing , of his duti in the s .:v manner as the sheriff unfinished records. Ac. : £75 to each Secretarr of the county. He shall have ail t be pow er I of Senate and Clerk of House to defray contin- execution of the duties of h:< otlico. us j gi iit cxpv n w apln- J. A. WELCH, Publisher. Rates of Advertising. Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per square (often lines or space equivalent.) for first inser tion, and 75 cents for each subsequent in sertion. Monthly or semi-monthly advertisements inserted at the same rates asfiarnew advertise ments. each insertion. Liberal arrangements will be made with those advertising by the quarter or year. All transient advertismeats must be paid for when handed in- Thn money for advortiseing due after th® first insertion. GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. VT. COLE, Superintendent. Leave Augusta — Leave Atlanta - Arrive at Augusta Arrive at Atlanta...'. W B W DENT. RON, Swede: IRON. and English, for sale by W B DENT. 200 IT" ! 1 ( AC cte.. \V B \V DENT. ( COPPERAS AND MADDER. UU’l’ER VS and Madder for sale by \V B W DENT. TOBACCO. rpOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking, for sale U by W B W DE jj PROMPTED by a dc-ire to benefit our eoun- § ' u-y, and also to c.-tabiisli an important i.ict in science, we have concluded to oilei to tiie phlic the above named remedies for the our- fir r •• vi Hog Cholera. Medical l-utlemen of skill a id experience began a se ries of examinations when the cholera lii>t he ran in this e luntrv; after having performed nunie.rous post mortem examinations upon the Podi '.; of hogs which had died of cholera, un i after great research and investigation to determine the nature of the disease, led by the lights nri. ing themfrom, they undertook the erne of the complaint by various remedies. They found several articles beneficial, but success was not fully attained to until the above naute l medi: ;ne w r.s compounded, me medicine was not sought, out for the purpost of sale, but the great success attcudiug it- | ^ use has induced them to form a company and j U pd obtain a Patent. We oiler it as being, under . AA the accompanying directions, fully capable Oi ; arresting any epidemic Ot hog cuoir.i, .ad Ti1E undersigned, having entered into a per prompt in giving rebel when properly admin- | iHE unaersi b uv,u, HOLLOW WARE. PIECES Iloilow Ware, all sizes, for sale by W B W DENT. HARD WARE. E Chains, Shovels, Spades, fry Pans, for sale bv W B W DENT. WOODEN WARE. I BUCKETS, Tubs, etc., for sale by > though they bad been sworn to an ’ issued as is now the* custom and usage by law in t State. ’t Sec. 2. This Act shall go into effect imr diately upon its approval by His Rxcefleney the Governor of thi- State, aa l ail conflict laws are hereby repealed. Approved 11.tli November, 18G6. Ax Act to extend the time of settlement by j Tax Collectors with the Comptroller and Treasurer, and for other purposes. Whtreas. Giving to the deranged condition of the mails and other sources of information, many persons have failed to make returns to the Tax Receivers, cr many who have, may fail to make payment promptly atui in time. arid bond, and pay over 11i>o. No pt , „ th Is fund who are s nnc to the V unity; Ju ige. who shall urse j purchase the «:inn them acconiing to the provisions of this act.— the same shall be r* fur | And should said judge fail to juty out mouev. as 1 sictll b'-eornc satisfied Sectiou 1. The General A-semhly of Geor gia do therefore enact, T failed to make returns in inav do so to the Collectors o! Taxis in each countv, and pay thereon as other tux payers, without being double taxed as defaulters. Approved November 24, ISfib. required, he may be ruled in the Supcri Court, as Justices "f the Peace may uow by law be ruled. £ec. 7. B*.‘ it further enacted. Tb it the County Solicitor shall take his oath of cfiiee v before the County Judge, or the Justice of the lut’erii t Court Sec. S. Be it further enacted, That the a-sciumy ui ctoti- ro-a . o. i>c il juruicr enucieu, iu.\i hi at all persons who ' County Judge, at any time, may hear and di i terras of the law. | termine the cases of all persons charged "it . : .i .. o . .. <i u will not source nece«- sml* in- uuMriis- L.i.son of labor, "under such * Governor mav p e- icrome a l meticiary of able to labor (or bread or Provided, that no pu t of funded until i’ie Governor that a sntneienev of be contributed from voluntary 7.50 A. M. 8.05 A. M. 5.20 P. M. C.00 P. M. SIGHT PAS3EXGEB TBAItl. Leave Augusta 12.30 A. M. i Li ave Atlanta 8-00 B. M. Arrive at Augusta 6-15 P. M. Arrive at Atlanta 10.40 A. M.. Passengers for Mayfield, Washington and ;vti.t>ns, Ga.. must take Day Passenger Train. ,0,pw».-taif<*rs for West Point, Montgomery^ flobile and New Oilenus, must leave August* on Night Passenger Train, at 12.30 a. m., to mat #* close connections. Passengers for(’hattanooga,Knoxville,Nash ville, [.ouisvillc and St. Louis, must leave Au- rust.v on Day Passenger Train, at 7.30 a. m., to make close connections. gSTThrough Tickets and Baggage checked through to the above places. fcriysieeping Cars on all Night Passenger T/ain-’. Ax Act to amend an Act entitled^ an Act for the relief of maimed in.agent soldiers a.: : ofheers,citizens of this Slate, w:iu belonged to military organizations ot th’s State, in the State or Confederate Stales armies, by striking out the word “indigent wherever occurring i.i s lid Act, ai tor other purposes. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Genera! Assembly ot' the State ot Georgia, 1 hat an Act entitled an Act for the lebei ot maimed indigent soldiers and officers, citizens ot this State, who belonged to mill ary organizations engaged, m'r by tiie results of tho conflict.— j of this State, in the State or Confederate States Proximity of place or time may add increased ; armies, approved March 12th. 18MI, be amend- joy or bilternes§ to the association of events I e d by striking’out therefrom the word indi- . ; i of truth by tho pen of I gent” wherever therein occurring; and fur- llistorv. Tho scene before our own eyes, is j t } ier amen j by striking out from the first brighter and fresher than that ovtr wheih the ! sec jj on 0 f Act the word •‘who'’ in the clouds and darkness of centuries have gather- ! fifteenth n n e thereof as appearing in the cd in fur distant countries. “ iroy was! and echo but the voice of nature when we a.-k •• wlmt is Hecuba or Hecuba’s children to us ? ’’ The great battlefields ot the world have come to us heralded by story and song. They live among our rememberaucc-s through tradi tion and history, but still they are not a part of our liifriu their individual realities and ex periences. Their heroes did not li\e witn us light for us, or die for us. The men who fought and died tor us at Griswold\ hie were our friends and neighbors, and it is^ this circum stance which gives the fund ot their de strugg.~ .... - that association of feeling and sentiment ut printed copies of the law. Sec. 2. Be- it further enacted, That eond scctiou of sail Act be amended ding in the eighth line, after the word narv,” the words “or by the alfidavi with crimes upon accusations drawn up by tho County 8 lit iti r. without a jury: provided, the i jterson or persons so accused, shall, i’l open court, declare th it he. or she, or they wave an j indictment i r presentment by a grand jury, i and arraignment and trial by a petit jury, which declaration shall l»e entered on the aeon-1 • sition, and also on tho minutes of the sai I I County Court. Either party, in a civil case, I may ap;> d »’;■■■: u the judgment rendered at the ! quarter and special s ssiuns in like manner as : appears are now allowed from tho semi-annual j bessioas. Sec. 0. That the semi-annual sessions of the 1 County Court for the county ol Paulding, shall i be held on the first M.unlay in January and j July in each year: for the county of Carroll. ! on the second Mond'v in January and July in | each year : for the county of Haralson, on the ■ third Alonday in •January and .July in each I year ; for the courtly of Polk, on the fourth | Monday in .January and July in each year; for the couniy of lfi< innoml, on the ttiird Monday in April and Oct >b.-r in each and every year, and in ail other counties as required by law.— i For the county of Floyd, the fall term, of the the se- semi annual session shall be held on the third hv a..!-' Monday in October : semi-annual terms of the aOrdi- | c mnty of Forsyth, sh II be held on the third of the -d 'ii lav in May and November; Thomas coun ting the regiment, battalion or ; D', first Monday in March and September.- ! ihat the semi annual session ot the county ot j Dougherty Ik: held on the fourth Monday iu February and August. Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That all pirtsof said act. of which this is amendatory, , , . , h iving relation to montidv or special sessions rmeu gavcB » - . Below is a copy of the Lo>m'\ : • * ,' 9 < id co t except as herein pvovide-1, be increased interest, and flings over it it passed the two He-as oi lac tear.. - au j tlic same* are hereby repealed. .... , a i seuiblv. officer comma: „ company io which the applicant belonged. ’ Approved November loth, li>6d. *- —■+— The County Court Law In Equity from Fulton. i act. A BILL. To be entitled an net alter and amen approved March 17th, lSd‘5, entitled an act t, organize a County Court, define its juris diction, and for other purposes. Sec. 1. The General Assembly of the State of Georgia do enact. That irom and after toe of CASH, CASH. ttt]? SELL for Cash or not at W B W DENT. tored by the Author of ll.tsselas—■*" I envy not the laau whose patriotism is n' t incrensed on tiie plains of Marathon, and whose piety grows no warmer amid the ruins of Iona." It may be interesting to strangers to know that the battlefield near Griswoldville is eleven miles from Macon and immediately on the , right of the Central Rail Road as you go to . passage of this act, there shall be two term Savannah. The fortifications of the enemy i the County Court, which shall be known as are still plainly to be seen running parallel ' semi-annual sessions, which shall be held as with a growth of heavy timber, while the old now prescribed by law ; and two additional field over which the fated militia charged, is , terms, which shall be held as now larserio* u now covered only with broom sedge, and dot- j by law; and two additional terms, which .han ted here and there with the graves of the slain. ! i, e known as quarter sessions, which shall be When the State troops emerged from the (held attjmes asequi-distant, between the j The General Appropriation Sill. Ti e Milledgeville correspondent of the Au gusta CunstituLL nalist furnishes that paper with the following items, embraced in the Gen eral Approproprietion Bill .passed at tiie late S' ,-sion of the Georgia Legislature. We lay tiiem before onr re.ulers, that they nmy have some idea of the amount it requires to conduct the government the present fiscal or political year. At some items of appropriation, the lou''Hess be startled. ID Xl l f u A TVT q Ai iJ woods and entered the old field, they were ex- semi-annual sc.-.ions as practicable sol time i posed to a murderous front and cross tire for a to be fixed by tho County Judge, and adv quarter of a mile. A branch and small swamp j tised in one of the public gazettes, or at tne i intervened between them and the line of the ! most ; ttblic places in the | enemy. Hei - e tliev were compelled to stop for possible, after the passag 1 a moment amid the leaden and iron tempest said court, at teml. We comic civ is a sjicciilc : J cully believe that the rein. L «t we do not recommend ii tiie Sugar, , Coffee, Flour, Salt, x. > i » u- •• • j-v v . .. • • ns infallible in all cases, though we lmve never known it to fail, either as a cure or preventive against the further spread of the disease when used agreeable to the directions, notwith standing those tree from the disease have been kept in close proximity with-those diseased. It is n great Toni-', and will successfully remove Mange, Sara Head and \ctmin. c»tatt of which wiH all'" t the health of the hog. and stop his growth and development. Nothing will make hogs so thrifty as this remedy. We offer no patent remedy for the cure of man, but we think that the public will esteem us as benefactors when they consider that we have, for ve.irs, been investigating the diseases of domestic animals, which form not only a ptm of the wealth of Re country, but afford sus tenance to man. Adow us to add that Log cholera is but a mild disease when taken r.i its earl v stages with this remedy, wine a wul i 1 itt r-V idjr T “ bowels, and if adtninistdrikik>uce F^outh .by the directions, will forever prevent any injuries from tin i <hi„a SniraKs, which produce such aniroung symptoms in persons who eat trichmous p 1 ' 11 Thousands oi* applicatioa^ have been made to : (aooas g“C. the Patent Office Department of the l ntted . .^ T b e highest market price paid for States, in behalf of remedies to cure Hog j Eruit> W. 0. PERRY. Cholera, but we, <;Ahave been able -o i»re- sent the unquestionable testimony necessary to procure the 25. ; now in our possession, seeuring to us the t to compound and sell ibis in valuable remedy. Or. II. Marshall is having these remedies "repaved under his own supervision. * J. L. MASON vt CO. N. B.—All orders addressed to Dr. J. L. Ma- i son & Co., Atlanta. Ga.. will receive prompt} alt gtion. OAv —at Dr. Red wine’s Drug: Store, corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets, j , ■ , , < nn tb «flct corner of i rained down upon them from the top ot manent business at toe bouth-east eorne^ ox j ^ Horo> a:i(I iu ihe act of ascen- the Public Square, invites tne attention ot iut | t j ie hiR gome forty or fifty wore wounded public to an examination of his stoex before \ ., n .j hilled. Tiiese were generally shot in the having elsewhere, as cheap bargains will be j head A small peach orchard, grated bv a u » o ^ fence, trom tne old trecie^, ^uiLtM given foe GASH (*NL\ (no excep ions.) J field in front of the line of the enemy, was lie will keep constantly on hand a supply of j laterally torn to pieces. The branches cut bv the following articles: Snuff, Tobacco, Coperas, Indigo, Bacon, Madder, Lard, Hardware, Meal, * Shoes, Soda, Hats, Peppei, - m ^ ^Yineflta^^^oooks. Candles, Stationery Soap, Cutlery, Worm Candy. <fcc., kc., Besides many articles usually kept in the Dry Civil Establishment, including salary of Gov ernor and his feecretaiies and lae-.-engers. State House Officers and their clerks, State and cotmiy, as soon as | Bureau, Judges Supreme Court, Judges Inferior passage of tnis act. The : Courts, .and Solicitor G neral, about 580.000. its last semi-annual sessions, j Contingent Fuad, $20,000. shall have the same jurisdiction, as now pic-| Printing Fund; £2o 000. ' • scribed in criminal ca*es, and in civil cases, } Pay of State House Guard, 5.0,bb'). ' where the amount involved is over fifty dollars. ! President ot the senate and speaker Gte The juris.Ih'iiwn of the court at the quarter } Hou.se. each 512 per day, and mileage at 20e. sessions shall be coulim d to criminal cases, and j per mile going and returning from the capitol. to civil cas-.-s without limit as to the amount, , and Members of c-ach House, at 50 per day and arising out of the relation of master and ser-Usame milage. v:\nt. whether suits iov v «ippijt74liwi3A^k> f SI— pi*r <i iy to tlic SoiTctiiry of the » un-ite ■ enfcTce performances ;5>r other purposes ; als 1 .’, and the( lerkof tli*- House of Iteprescntatives. ' applications for the eviction of trespassers, in- and S500 to e; ii as an annual salary* m .wee, aim 1 truders and tenants holding over for the parti-1 £12 per (lay to each of the .Jnrnalizing Cierics. ml others near by pierced by a doz-_n or tion of personal property, for the trials ot p "S- As>i.d mt Clerks and A y We ean'now see from I • - A g uy warrants, or proceediii^s under distress j the Senate and House o) cent signs, how hopeless but how gallantly the warrants, and . liras corps* < uses ; the proceed- j tl- pm' p >> Xll ' : ^ State troops fought and died. Their valor, ings in such cases to be in nl cn ty to exist- Clerks of eatm House, however, was misdirected, for as Tennyson, the j jug laws, and section 21 of the act of v.hkh 1 ;hot and sheli are now seen dead, liang- ...* fiom the trunks. We counted seventeen bullet holes in the body of one small tree, and the imr more balls. sistant Secretaries of f Representatives, iiruliiug and Engrossing duty of! (ted iu belonging ..-til peg-Tiie books and paper: the estate of King W. Ferry, d w found at tills house, on application to Sent. 15-0m. P- ^ L lilY, Ad m’r. H. JA.HES, BANKER AND BROKER, li is with pleasure that I state the fact that ; l have used, with entire success. Dr. J. L. Ma- ; sen X Co.’s Great American Iiog Cholera (. are ; 1 and Preventive, and there tore recommend .. as v.ue of the mast iuiporiant discoveries o! Uoc ihe ? te- JOHN MONdGOMLnN, r\ Corner of V\ hitehaii ~ ATLANTA poet Laureat of England, s^id. of the charge this is amendatory. It shall of th Eight Brigade at Balaklava, somebody the Judge of sudiiCf^ir^ V - and a blnnderin such a cases wins . wi'niug c" to do by 4 snaj 1 t r i:in<xtencc—the rrh-rv or sliam ■ A' the • hi f' t a - a- »• r th« trial of tlie.yt.. .. i actors on that memorable day in the annals of specified ; but at sui h extra sesnons there shall ! onr state. Like "Old Mortality" we wish on- , be no jury trial in civil cases, unless demanded : ; v to rmnove the dost and rubbish which Time by one orlfae parties thereto, in which case the Las scattered over the graves of the dead, and ' Judge shall cause a jury of five to be iuimedi- ' C! jt deeper up.-a the tablets of o-.r hearts the I utely summoned t .• try the same. In all other mer.iorv of the hopeless, but heroic courage of 1 cases the proceedings shall !••;• the sam •■ur citi'.xn soidieis. j both semi-annual and quarter sessions as . w \Ye were then engaged on another field of provided by law for the - nai-annu i s servin' and nsg ... ofily pi tl. con- j . _ I it forth i h Ihat the J tinge duct o. the State troops, at Griswoldville, as ; of said (’aart shall draw iri. s . r l«:th v,e have learned from others. The brave six hundred and forty who lay that cold November np-bt dead and sorely wounded on the field, c. ve the highest evidence of their devotion^ to | duty and the land of their homes and affec tions. With no hope of reward—with no in centive save that of the approbation of their God and country, they died fi r their State.— .V5 *• c/i. ’ ~-l bn- '* may ever t »i the history of their services and sufferings.— The frail mem 'rials, now erected over tle-ir annual •md quarter s- neras th y w ii term i called sc.'.-i'ms will: ii to the next term : ’out shall continue m sr law. until t-.isl iw sh i. s in the same drawn shall s r.c f< r ng drawn, and at any may lie held piev;- us the j- ri,-.i lij.v drawn os now require t by carri ■ * : P' rks o. 59 per day to the Clerks of the Finance and Judiciary Committees. £9 per day to the Door Keepers and rnessen- trers of cadi House, with the same mileage as members of the Legislature. J1 ex-1 $2.5oQ for salary of the Superintendent of " last the Lunatic Asylum. $12,000 for salaries of trustees, treasurer and officers, servant s hire, Ac. S50JJG0 for -ap;*oi t of same. $10,000 for tlic purpose of preparing suitable buildings for pers-ns of color $11,(dK) for the support of the Blind Institu- th.ii fur le-7. and -Su.tAlO lur improveiiients on buildings, kc. $!<-; to each of tli • Chaplains of S.-nate and H">: and 5-50 each to the pix-s of the Senate and Hon : 57 per day to p.-nons bringing wul, r and taking care of tiie hair., oi tue Semite and House during the session. £:':0.00<j for the support and repairs of the Cc rgia Penitentiary and to pay p*^t d l< n- -- j s.( ‘i for support -and educutiun of tie- D-vii and Dumb, and 51.500 for repairs of As.-ylum buildings. From the Fodcr d Union. Supreme Court Decisions. Iloyle, ) vs. In Equity from DeKnlb. Junes, A lui’r. ) Walker, J. 1. Bequest t- > A and to the chil ir. a of her body, ere tes !!• t an , .'late tail bat a joint es tate in A and h r children. 2. Tiie concealment of a right by one whose dutv it G to .’.Ai se it. prevents the running of limitations in favor of the party in default, it is a legal fraud. ff. It was »"t error in this ease to allow in ti rest on the annual hire as it accrued.—Judg ment affirmed. Allston* 1 vs. ^ Uarnishment, from Fulton. Dunning. ) Walker. .T. Summonn of garnishment founded on attach ment may issue after toe return Term of the attachment and without additional bond or at- fi-luvit.—Judgment reversed. Powell, ) vs. - Motion for new trial from Fulton. Boring. ) Lumpkin, 0. J. The evidence in tois case, showed a contract between the parties for a apecifieil sum. and the Court committed no error in refusing to charge upon the subject of fraud.—Judgment affirmed. Stacker & Cu ts. Turkurn. 1. A contract made in another State to take effect and be executed in this State, must eou- fonn to the laws of this State. 2. An assignment executed in Tennessee by an insolvent giving a preference to certain creditors as to property within this is void.— Judgment reversed. Rowland, Han't W & A It It I vs. Cannon. ) An cm pi' yge of a railroad company, injured in its service, cannot recover therefor against the company, if he himself paiticiputed in the fault or negligence which produced the injury. •Judgment reversed. Winn, vs. Lumpkin, Walker, J. A deed wrongfully made by a trustee, even though void, will, in a proper c.ise l»e cancelled by Equity as a ciutid upon title. Coma, 1 vs. > Habeas Corpus from Appling. Reddish. ) Harris. J. A colored child of fourteen years of age, not cliargable to the public, nor likely to become -ii. ami whose taftr r resides in tiie country, and shown not to be in some default as a pa rent, cannot be b mud out by the Ordinary as an apprentice under the act of lSbb. without the parent's consent.- Judgment reversed. Farris, vs. The State, ) Walker. J. 1. Error < nnot be as.-igncd or. trie verdict as contiury to evi ience, no less a niotiun tor a new trial wts made in the tViurt lrelow. 2. Tiie Judge is hound'to charge on r.o grade of homicide which is not iu evidence. j. jm u d by tiie prisoner or his con." d. tin- Com. i-; not ob’liged to charge the jury that tir v are j ' ig**s of the law as well as of the facts.—Judgment affirmed-* ATLANTA and WEST POINT RAIL TIOAI). Leave Atlanta Arrive at Newnan Arrive at West Point ... Leave West Point Arrive at Newnan Arrive at Atlanta. ...12 15 P M 2 42 PM 5 30 P M 3 40 A M G 15 A M 8 37 A M L. P. GRANT, Superinteiulant. T1IOS. A. GRACE, Insurance Agent for the following Companies: AiTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut. KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO., New York. J2TNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut. UNDERWRITERS’ FIRE INSURANCE CO., New York. SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, New York. E UK ATI LA HOME FIRE INSURANCE CO., Eufiiula, Ala. JAMES RIVER FIRE INSURANCE CO., Howardsville, Va. OGLETHORPE INSURANCE COMPANY,! Savannah, Georgia. July 28-47—tf. J2IG. 0. WKITNEH/S General Insurance Agency. Tire, Inland, Life & Accident, Insurance Effected and Losses Promptly Paid. Office at MoCamy k Co's. Drug Store, Franklin Buildings, Alabama Str’t., Atlanta, Ga. Refers to Pv"Y. James Stacy, and J. J. Pin- sox, Esq., Newnan, Georgia. 11-50-1 y- I.i Equity from Oglethorpe. As- '.-Hi from alar ion. Au; MORGAN & CO Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ♦ » all kind3 of Spring, Hair and Common Mattrasses, gilt mouldings, looking GLASS PLATE, Ac., IYhit'hall Street, Atlanta, Ga. December 8-5m. Dr. A. B. CALHOUN. H AVING resumed the Practice of Medicine respectfully tenders his professional ser vices to the citizens of Coweta and surroand- ing counties. Ilis whole attention will hereafter be given to his profession in its various branches. Office on Depot Street, a few steps from the Public Square. [Jan. G-18-tf. u r. | j; t y from 1Loidh-s. t- mar> iirui •! Banking Ko an-tail civile:.- - n-undi ; - 1 of. in the: $*>.0tX> for salary of principaL Ki per of Pen- ion edia the ; I d itentiwy, 51.200 for iai Ki; r, $1,3)0 , 1UV uaa - cases ret err. a to in the fir»t section of this act. | for Treasurer, and 51.UU to Overseer for 1&57. i lUkmi e-rcet- corpses, will perish; but that trite nctfe will be shall be transferred to the semi-annum se.-j $2-o0 ea mm Alters. te»b.. p-r arm md Alabama greets. | down % T generations from the bleed- : , sioIls . ! Felton, commissioner appointed to examine tor inc: sire to son. and should live forever as a 3. Be it further enacted. Tii.it the de- . cation 1 r tu j rumo*:»tiur . > jO ea. n tu •). record of the devotion and bravery of citizen iVndant in criminal cipscs shall have the r Juck&jn, \* - Poe un i J. i. -Nestx t soldiers among the most glorious annals of ■ r jght of cuMien..'.* to tire jury as practiced in • a report of dccEiots of Supreme C ' Georgia. “ * | the SuperiorOurt in like cases. ^rT 1 : . T Sre 4. IE it farther • nacted. That tne fol- ! t4 : /J to pay .‘ dance ....GA. of the best Vaults in the State o examine it by A. G. ' i - Clerk iu Comptrol- WiLLiiM Pr. XX.—At a banquet given recent- | lowing shall ire suifeUtuied in JOHN MONTGOMfc.nl, | .. ! Philadelphia to the eminent English nwUviUt, K... Ju!.v 1-ttk, >*»*• ! ^ H^.»onh Bi«», Ne'vbuky, JnsFErsox Co.. Kv.. July 15th, ItHid. .* T’uis G to certify that 1 have used Dr. J. L- Mason 4 Co.’s Great American Hog Cholera Cure and Preventive with success and entire satisfaction. My he rs were firing five or six daily beiore and at the time 1 commenced giv ing the remedy. After using it as directed, my hogs commenced improving—only losing; _ 'dace ta.u time—now mv hogs are in good \\ iiitCll.il*} of section ; ler General s •/.£■*: :• r lSuu 6 of the act of which this is amendatory: J SoUO adbitiu aU e»»u»f -Bi«ti a to each of the •• T'nat th.-County Judge, or Lis clerk, shaii! As-istant C.. x- i.i tLe-.i.-naie and House, ana ........ - , .. ........ . , . T■,i‘:i: i»r -.ii ffiirs ,ma torieit- \ 55^X1 t > e.i a * l.jC Joixmlifing *-*cixs of tiie "'ta.’VV v'Vs-sGoi.i. Silver. Gold Bullion relation tu rev i.uu::y .m,uc^o.in^ 01 t..e - * R Whitman, Bit Gold Dust, Stocks. Bonds, Compound Intere, j two | «-*«- — ^ “ Notes, . 3-10 Exehang_e xc. : xv. j ^p^Venutives of the great Quaker statesman Atlanta. Ga.. No\. .. —t- | GranTil]e p e nn. who visitea this country j TOECE'S SHOE HOUSE. ! ?/ C rv_'_ J i,; ; ,t-n tn this country ascertain- j Carroll, vs. Mavrin , Harris, J. furns, Jsnli as to the grantin? and the ut ion Hie discn iioiiary, and unless there g: ff.; mi.-ialas, or injustice in the decision iwiuW. this Court will not interfere.—Judg ment affirmed. -Gay, ) vs. r Ejectment from E-arlr. MitcLi.il. ) Walker, J. line who gc-s into me p».-es.si'>u ( f i.utd, ns a s.juiuter. dis .I riuiing title iu hhnxell, holds as t !,ai:t at will of the true owner, i.n I cannot cretlv alt- -m to another to ir. ike the po&ses- i... , n adrer-*. Notice or knowledge of the atonement must come to the owner before the . i ^ :e i,■: iuiii. it: a. «i.i ruii aga.nst ...m. .Judgment rc-vcre d. Adams, / - Motion from Meriwether. Bfu'.k-s. j 1 'ine dcct.’ne that a 4><md for titles, with the purena m <aey all piid. vests a legal title in the purcEa r, i.- t.e, well v.-ttle^l by repeated iL .L-1 .... r tills ! - urt to afimit of question. 2. i: in such a ca.« the vendor die a non- rc.,iden* of thi- 'Lite, administfation will not be 6v.»uted in the cocaty where the land lies -.laic— ii-i has »•* ::.e property there of his own. i he land caiiijut ■ treated as rc-sets to give DB. JN<3. W. PEARCE O FFERS his professional services to tho citizens of Newnan ami vicinity, fcte mav bc.idund at all hours in daytime at the Drug S*pre of Dr. .L S. Henry, or at his reside;;, e, bnek house cast jside of the Rail* road at night. Will give prompt attention to all patronage entriiMed to his cure. [pune 2-5'J-tf. S. P. THURMAN, J■ 4V. srEN'CE. S. P. TIIUIOIAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALEBS —IN— Western and the ordinary juris i;c‘ j A Li iim 13 D pot Street, next Door to Perry’s Corner, NEWNAN, GA. June 9—40—tf. JOS. E. DEXT. W. T. WOOD. DENT & WOOD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers & Cotiiraise ion out? SI—— - ------ ...J, COuditiOH. healthy, thrifty, Ac. 1 recommend { it ;j the public as a certaiu cure and proven- j jive. AMOS SEAB0LT. — . JX ~ of Bocts :ind Sboes eVcr .._ have used, with entire satisfaction, the I market and as trey, vome ^ , American Hog Cholera Cure and Preven- ] eastern Manufactories „.’7 ■ iatented and owned by Dr. J. L. Mason ■ try Merchants at Nc .v . ^ 1 It is, without a doubt, the greatest j added. , . < p m-dicirefurhogsvet discovered. B. W. Foacv. formeily of " ' AARON""FREEllAN. j will be pleitsed to see his lonner cn- .ou Ani- 11-fitn, Louisville. Ky . July, 155$. ; Oct 30-7-12m. I Grea jive, paten k Co. ng re- Mr. Penn, in bis trip to this country ascertain .j Atlanta JX-,Y=.. g£QX OF BIG BOOT. were vBiuai-^- - i— .■ — <=•-- - . ^ , , . . . -, n -v re-entatives of the founder ot the great com- t h e s-hail be paid out of the Couti.y AYE Or. hand tr.e larger -n . ^ •, _ ' wealth which bears his name, have become Treasury, orsn-in part th-r -uf as may l*e w- w-vw •—r ~r urougut io I are = n need of assistance to relieve ! jpected and approved by tl,- Grand Jury . u the • with arUdcial hmto. m ac^r imce with ireet ^ from tne actual pinch of poverty. | obmitv : and r-r.-vid,-.i turther. That no in~i- • resolution < i present General Assembly. '"V.i-.a ? -e 13 be taken in the State Legisla- 0i sts shall U? allowed V r m re than tw> c_u.ta.HJ to pay .r of Pennsvivania, looking to the speedy witnesses to the sane mat.rial print in raid tue pe pie of K reikt' uf these* unfortunate representatives of. court. He shall stlso keep an m-tex oi all ties oi other at M.vrbif.d bt Ac- ."ext.—La.-: evening Edward ~ Jcllim.in, attended md Annie E. Crattsc, , v ,.. ul ^ , the former couple to . ,-t married, an-i the latter to art as grootns- inan and bxictennaid. They all stood up before necessary number of the altar, and t^e ofiicE.iag clergy man, the ■ of Georgia, prepared Rev. Mr. Lean, supposing that both couples j by Hon. David Irwin. $40u.u» to pi.y interest on public debt $30,000 for furnishing maimed &>blitrs and .u.-ju.i^uu^j. ERCHANTS, GREENVILLE STREET, He-wnan, September 8-1-tf. •Georgia. couples | were to be untried, requested the gentlemen : j,, jvht hm .s with their respect:ve la/lics. ! which w.i.- u'.'iie. and in a very short space of time t'.-r four were made two. The situation ' - Lug fully r'.-allred by the Litter couple, they For Sale or Rent. THE Subscriber offer3 for KSfefr SALS OR RENT LOT, in the acres of land. f 7- |Un c»,t'nJi.. Kla »1 j ' C T kta. -M* «» m»lo ms pi prepared by Survoyetr' TV Doit Union t December 23,3t^ il. B. CLARKE.
