About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1867)
! ' A m A * -7 (Tlir ) Unman ... ? ,,,isi:En weekly eveuv Saturday by . c woOTTBJf, J - A - WELCiI - yfOOTTEN & WELCH,! Eroprietors. THE NEWNAN I|e Hclumut JeraRr. J. A. WELCH, Publisher. j f. \V<>()TTHN.... .... .Editor. TI'IIVS OF SUBSCRIPTION : „ coii y one year payable in advance, §3.00 [j,‘ e copy s> x months. jpv three mon*hs, “ “ ,> h of ?ix will he allowed an extra copy. ' p |. v numbers complete the Volume.) 1.50 1.00 H fMtlv to politic,$, §te, ^pkalta, Commem\ fa. VOL. II.] dSTEXVi^gX^, GEORGIA, SATURD AY, J-AJS1". 19, 1867. [NO. 19. Rates of Advertising. Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per square (of ten lines or space equivalent .) for first insert tion. and 75 cents for each subsequent in sertion. Monthly or semi-monthly advertisements inserted at the same rates as for new advertise ments, each insertion. Liberal arrangements will be made with those .advertising by the quarter or year. All transient advertisments must be paid for when handed in. The money foi advcrtiscing due after the | first insertion. *s>C0MB IT LIST! hs#: \v. u. w. dent, .—7, . , i Grocer and Commission r \M now o'.icring at my old stand on Green- j v. A street, a new and well selected stock of ;E “El. O H. Jk. 1ST T Valuation of Confederate Currency, FROH J.UI-.UU' 1st, 1861 7 TO MAY lit. 1805, IX- CLCSIv C. Laws of Georgia. P.YSS1.D IX NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, IS* if} Au Act t • amend An Act to regulate the uiau- dry GOODS, &.C., Consisting of Calicoes, Worsteds, DeLainee, j; e j White and Opera Flannels, Cantor, and Salsbury _ do Kentucky and N. Carolina,Jeaiis, Gasimcrs, Satinets, Jeans, Linsers, lileached and Brown Shirtings, Ticking, Unens, Swiss and Jackonet Muslins, litragC', Ladies’ and Misses’ Skirts. Ladies and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, Hosery and Gloves, •b n and Toys’ Boots and Shoes, I. itiies. Misses and Children’s Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Crockerv and Glass Ware, l’.dated"and Cedar Water Buckets, Weil Buckets, Tubs and Brooms, 6 lie-, Snap and Blind Bridles, \Vagou and Buggj’ Collars, p.nggv Whips and Games, Unibrollas, Patent Cloth, Table and Pocket Cutlery, And Irons an.t Sad Irons, San.sftge Grinders, A and Hinges, Screws and Butts, ,slV*e .Mills, Sires, Cotton Cards, Ibid Locks, Files, Nails, (\,Hin'r Axes. Spades and Shovels, Blue Slone, Copperas, Indigo, bladder, Sjiiee, Pepper, Ginger, s'ula, Starch, Epsom Salts, Maccoboy Snuff, Table Salt, Cheese, Sugar, Syrup, Tobacco, i’nwder. Gun i'ips and Tubes, tlottiiii Yarns, and a great many Notions and other things too tedious to mention. Sjudlier Books. Almanacks' for 1857, paper, Ink, Gillott’s Steel Pens, i . ! ir Pencils, Envelopes, &e. \i; df which will be sold low for CASH SH ONLY. Buy and Sell Country Produce. Receive and Sell any Goods on Consignment. Thankful to all my old friends and custom- c - Mr pi t favors, and hope to see them in nd receive a liberal patronage from all. Brick Corner Opposite ll. ./. Sargent's, Greenville Street, Newnan, Qa. J. T. KIRBY. 11. L. HUNTER, Salesman, Formerly with Johnson & Garrett. November 10-12 m West Side Greenville-St. Newnan, Ua. 1861. Jan. 1 to May 1, 5 per | Oct. 15 to Nov. i-5,15 p r' SALT, SALT. £70 SACKS Liverpool Salt, for sale bv OG W B W DENT. MACKEREL. HITS No. 1 Mackerel, fresh, for sale bv W B W DENT. July 1 to Out. 1, 10 per Oct.. 1 to Oct. to, 12 pei December 1. December 15, 186^: 20 pr j SO pr . ner ol convicts laboring upon public Murks, and to define t!ie powers and duties of the Inferior Court and Governor of the State touching the same, and tor other purposes therein mouth': approved • 20th March, 1866. upon the Coiuptroller General, in the opiuirai <*1 the Govern* r>'quires additional assistance. His Exc-11* n< v the Go yens r is authhorde ed t*> employ an additional < lerk in the Comp troller s office for that purpose. Sec. XII repeals coitfih ting laws. Approve I I2th D. c-mher, 1866. Rebel ?ecr,;t Societies at the South!--- Astounding Developments!! SUGAR. 1 UtBBLS. Sugar, (Yellow, A B C and Pow- 1 G dered), for sale by AY B AY DENT. January 1, January 15, February 1, February 15, March'd, March do, April 1, April 15, May 15 June 1, 20 per 20 per 25 per 40 per 50 per 55 per 75 per 80 per 95 per 25 per June 15, July 1, July 15, August 1, 2 for 1 2 for 1 2 for i 2 20 for 1 August 1-5, 2 20 for 1 Sept. 1, 2 50 for 1 Sept. 15. 2 50 for 1 October 1, 2 50 for 1 October 35, 2 50 for 1 Novi to Feb 3 fori COFEE E. G 1 OQD lot Rio IT and for sale by 1863. February 1st to March :. AY II W DENT. N. Y. S 10 CHEESE. STATE, fresh, for sale bv AY B AY DENT. SYRUP. t TEW ART B Refined, for sale by AY B AY DENT. FLOUR. 7BBLS. Favorita—10 Sacks R V Brown’, best, for sale by AY B AY DENT. May 15th June 1st June 15th October 1st.. c CORN. fHOICE Bread Corn, for sale W B AY DENT. A CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. V LL styles, large lot, for sale bv AY B AY DENT. ARROW TIES. L OT Arrow Ties for Cotton, 50 per cent, cheaper than rope, for sale by ..3 for 1 ..3 25 for 1 ..5 for 1 ..6 for 1 ..6 50 for 1 ..7 50 for 1 ..8 for 1 10 for 1 14 for 1 15 for 1 1 1 for 1 14 for 1 13 for 1 12 50 for 1 Sec tion I. The Gen ml Assembly of the St ate of Georgia do enact, I hat the Justices of the Inferior Courts of the several counties shall hare poor* r, and ore required to provide suita ble places'for sale keeping of all eon‘ dels, and to make provisions for their support by the count’.-, and to employ such owr.-oers• * guards or both, as }>e necessary for their constant and diligent -mr iovmentjiUpdh the public works, and shall a'so have power to hire out, or bind out such c Evicts to contractors on the public works, or to individuals, upon such Bonds and restrictions as shall subserve the emis of justice. And tor the purpose-?? aforesaid, any two or more counties by said Justices may combine, keep and work together upon sneh terms, and ujxiu sticii public work- anywhere iiv the State as they may agree upon, and the Governor may if be deems it advisable, refuse to receive such convicts from said Justices., as required of him ly the second section of said Act. Fee. II repeals couiiictiug laws. Approved liih December, 1800. From til-,- Federal Union. Supreme Court Decisions. McIntosh. Adm’r) l Equity from Thomas. November 1st ....13 for 1 December 15th. 1864. January 1st. March loth AY B AY DENT RAGGING AND ROPE. RAGGING and Rope for sale by. AY lYw DENT. I)r. J. L. Mason it Co.’s Great American HOG CHOLEEA CURE AND PREVENTIVE. I ^KOMPTED by a desire to benefit cur coun try, and also to establish an important a t in science, we have concluded to offer to tlii'pldio the above named remedies for Hie ■ r. i 7 yr. rcnUnn of ll.ig Cholera. Medical gen'U'men of skill and experience began a sc ries of examinations wk n the cholera first began in this country; after having performed numerous post mortem examinations upon the bodies of hogs which had died of cholera, uml after great research and investigation to determine the nature of the disease, led by the lights arising therefrom, they undertook the cure of the complaint by various remedies. They found several articles beneficial, but success was not fully attained to until the above named medicine was compounded. The medicine was not sought out for the purpose of sale, but the great success attending its ise has induced them to form a company and obtain a Patent. We offer it as being, under the accompanying directions, fully capable ot a::'sting any epidemic of bog cholera, and f'tc qtt in giving relief when properly admiii- im*ro<l. We confidently believe that the rem edy is a specific; yet we do not recommend it as infallible in all cases, though we have never •mown it to fail, either as a cure or preventive igaiii: t the further spread of the disease when j 1-0*1 agreeable to the directions, uotwith- oanditig those free from the disease have been kepi iiueiose proximity with those diseased. it is a great Toni**, and will successfully rraave Mange. Sore Head and Vermin, either which will affect the health ot the Log, aud lap Iris growth and development. Nothing " ill make hogs sc thrifty as this remedy. We oiler no patent remedy for the cure of man, :>at we think that the pnde will esteem us as benefactors when they eon.-idei that we have, for rears, been investigating the diseases of domestic animals, which form not only a part of the wealth of the country, but afford sus tenance to man. Allow us to add that hog cholera is but a mild disease when taken in oarlv stages with this remedy, which will Iso remove worms from the bowels, and if administered once a month by the directions, B I 200 IRON. RON, Swedes and English, for sale by AY B DENT. HOLLOW AY ARE. PIECES lloilow AYare, all sizes, far sale by AY B A\ SENT. HARD WARE. rjARACE Chains, Shovels, Spades, Fry Pans, etc-., for sale by AY B AY DENT. B C WOODEN WARE. UCKETS, Tubs, etc., for sale by W B W DENT. COPPERAS AND MADDER. fOPPERAS and Madder for sale by AY B AY DENT. TOBACCO. T OBACCO, Chewing and Smoking, for sale bv AY B AY DENT. CASH, CASII. SEL i. for Cash or not at all. AY B AY DENT. June 1st to Julv . August 15th. October 1st October 15th November 15th December 1st 1865. January 1st, CO for 1 January 15th, G5 for 1 February 1st, 50 for 1 Feb’ry 15th, 40 for 1 March 1st 55 for 1 March 15th, 57 for 1 April 1st, 70 for 1 ..15 50 for 1 ..20 for 1 ..21 for 1 ..21 for 1 ..20 for 1 ..20 for 1 ..21 for 1 ..25 for 1 ..20 for 1 ..19 for 1 ..21 for 1 ..20 for 1 ..18 for 1 ..IS for 1 ..20 for 1 for 1 ..20 50 for 1 ..22 50 for 1 ..27 for 1 ..25 for 1 ..26 50 for 1 ..27 for 1 8? for 2 ..35 for 1 ..51 for 1 J, 80 for 1 , 100 for 1 b 2 00 for 1 , 3C0 for 1 , 500 for 1 , 800 for 1 , 1000 for 1 for 1 An act !•( req rir • Exe* n tors an ! A fatircnistnttbis to advertise terms of their sales. Section I. Be it- enacted by the General As sembly of Lite State of Georgia, That hereafter Executors and Administrators, in advertising their sales shall state in such advertisement the terms of sale. Approved loth December, 18*10. Nn Act to alter and amend section four thous and two hundred and eighty-three (4283) of the Code of Georgia. Section I. The General Assembly of Georgia do enact, That from and alter the passage of this Act, the above mentioned section of the < kvie of Georgia shall read as follows : “Bur glary i.; the breaking and entering into the dwelling, mansion or stole house, or other place of business of another, where valuable goods, wares, produce or any other article of value are contained or stored, with intent to ■ tmmit a i'el< >ny, or larceny. All outhouses contiguous to, or within the curtilage or protec tion * I’tiie mansion or dwelling house shall be considered a part of the same. A hired room or apartment in a public tavern, inn or board ing house, shall be considered as the dwelling- house of the person, or persons, occupying or hiring the same. Burglary may be committed in the day or night.” Sec. il repeals conflicting laws : Approved 12th December. 1800. vs. Hambleton. LKKT, J. 1. Persons entitled under a will. f. a r-’tr.in- der in certain property, on tin* terminali<>n <•: a life estate, covenanted and agreed, in consid eration of natural love and at&ctiou, that the tenant for life should receive the ce j uxof -he property, without' any restrictions by or r-mi the t xecut rs. and without giving bond t'>7i;e remaitxlermen. Held that this covenant was not an assignment of the interest in remainder to the life tenant : but simply authorized the executors to turn over the eorym e>f the property t*> the tenant for life, without requiring frotn him security for the forthcoming of tie- property, to answer ti’c claims of the remain dermen. 2d. An administrator is not liable to account f<jr property of his iatcst.ite. Gst wiUiout any omit **u his part. 3d. But lie must administer the estate accor ding to law by paying, after expenses, cite., til • debts of decasod in preference to the iv-'n? at law. 4. A 1 administrator having within less than t-.vdvo months from Bis qtsififi iti paid, to the sole heir at law. a p uti n of the estate, re taining in his p.issession a negro and other property sutficient t*i discharge a claim, of whioli lie bad due notice cannot sustain a plea of f)l-ne wirnnis’r'wi! by showing that such prop erty has become valueless by the effects of war. }'<_• is liable dc ‘ -nii prnpnia for the amount s*> pakl to the heir at law. It wonld seem that the heir at law would lie liable to refund to the administrator the amount thus paid, and to which the heir was not entitled. Judgment affirmed. AA'hieli was the last rate notes. actual sale of Goufcde- FINANCIAL. AYe clip the following quotations of Bank Bills from the Atlanta Intelligencer cf last AVedncsdav: GEORGIA. BUYING. An Act to exempt persons actually engaged in attending to a grist mill from Jury duty. Section 1. From and after the passage of this Act the General Assembly of the State of Geor gia do enact, That ail persons actually engaged in attending to a grist mill be exempt from serving as Jurors in the Courts of Justice in this State. Sec. II repeals conflicting laws. Approved 12th December, 1S5G. The Lon. of Napoleon Bonaiaru ! 1 >■ s •;> li alter the relics, writes a Dari's coi‘- respondeiit, belonging to the Duke do itcich- stadt. King of Rome, lies ended in the securing of several must interesting souvenirs, to be pla ced in the Napoleon gallery of the Louvre.— the life of this son r f the great Emperor, who, according to the 4 touching epitaph written by himself for his own tomb, “was born King of Bourn, and died a Lieutenant in the Austrian service,” was top sliort to admit of any very voluminous record. The s* *u v*, nirs now brought to Paris have been wholly luruislicd !>y the v.vll-reinembcrcd duns- sense, Fanny Ussier, who lives in the stri* t re tirement of a country life near the Hague, oc cupied solely in the cultivation of a certain spe cies of rose, which she lias brought to the high est perfection. By the fortune left her by Gents, added to that acquired by her own in dustry and talent, she is enabled to live the easy life of a chatelaine ; and while her leisure Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company, ....95 ! Marine Bank of Georgia.... 98 7; ' &*** lot *> « ;; An act to regulate the manner in giving in land fi»r taxation, and tlie sale and rcdeinp- | lion therof, and for other purposes, section I. The purveyor Geneial is hereby ; authorized and require* i to have published a ! sufficient number of maps of those lands which have been surveyed as will furnish each Receiv er with two, embracing all the lands in liis county, and ope to li'e in the Clerk’s office of of the Superior Court. Sec. II. F.ach Receiver shall make a separate ' in bis Bank of Fulton .SIZ"!—. A 35 *•■ *-ntv ; which have not returned, (except tffe o- same be in a town or Ci-N') and shall designate Bank ol Empire Mate — > . _ L , ,, : .. | 7 1 by appropriate letters whether they be improv- B T. BABBITT'S LABOR-SAVING SOAP. . This Soap is made from pun* and clean materials, containing no <n I’llterutiou uj’owj will not injure the most delicate fabric, and is especiaflv' adapted for woolens, which will uqt shrink after being washed with this Soap. It mav be used in hard or salt water. It will roru* we paint, grease, tar and stains of all kinds. <'ne pound warrant <."”* equal to two pounds ordinnrv family so. p Divee cions sent with each bar fa- making throe gallons handsome soft soap ft an one pound of this Soap. Each bar is wrapped m a circular containing full directions for use, prin ked in y.ngbsh and German. Ask vonr grocer for “B. T. Babbitt's Soap,” i"**i take nb other. B. T. BABBITT. Nos. CA. fir,. 06, 07, C% 69, 70, 72 A 71 AVasliingb :i June 1G-I2m. New York. .30 ed improved lands. He shall forward Augusta Insurance & Banking Company l ,; l! ' 1 ’ an!v ot A ,'' gU ,' t; ';.'\V on j copy of said Digest to the Comptroller Goner- ' Jianutaetureis Bank ot Macon, - ( cra p s office. The improved lands not returned , Northwestern Bank Merchants & Planters’ Bank, 10 Planters’ Bank. U Bank of Columbus, v 1 ■> Central Rail Road Battle. 90 Bank of Middle Georgia, Bank of Athens', : >5 B ink of Augusta, 38 Union Bank of Augusta, 7 Augusta Savings Bank, 16 Timber Cutters’ Bank, shall hi-assessed, and the tax collected as now required by law. Sec! m. Tt shall be the duty of the Receiver to require all persons making returns of land in bis county, to return the same by district, jjer and section, it the lands have such derignat'on, then, by such description as will enable the Kee- : y* r to klantify them, lie:* iv- ers are hereby prohibited from receiving any returns of land which does not so designate them; and the Comptroller General is hereby Bank of Savannah, *>3 prohibited from ajl*>wb.g any Receivercompen- rTsiNG B. T. B.VBBITTS PURE C’ONCEN- L T'RATED POTASH ov READY SOAP -MA KER. AYarr, uted double the strength of comm* *n , Potash, and superior to any other saponifier >r U y in the markat. Put up in cans of 1 poun 1 pounds. 3 pounds, (i pounds and 12 pounds, vv \ h full directions in English and German for maki ? hard and soft soap. One pound will make id- teen gallons of Soft Soap- '* l> hme is require*.:, ■dll forever prevent any injuries from the Tri- ; Consumers will find this the cheapest Potash ' . SylrnUs, which produce such .alarming j jn market ^vS^Sington st., symptoms in persons who<cat trichinous pork. ; - Jtire lT-l^rn ’ : ‘ ‘ ' Thousands of applications have been made to — the 1 .ueut Office Department of the b utted 1 V/S/j States, in behalf of remedies to cure Hog EPLSl « C:.. Itra. but we, alont, have been able to pre sent'the unquestionable testimony necessary ^ )rri , T ,.Tv,T C , T - procure the Patmt now in our possession. 1> T. BABBITT'S BEST ME1.RINAL 8AL- ■t-ecuring to us the right to compound this invaluable remedy. Dr. 11. Marshall is having these remedies prepared under his own supervision. J. L. MASON A CO. N. B.—All orders addressed to Dr. J. L. Ma- ■on x Co., Atlanta. Ga., will receive prompt '■’.tenviou. .O/Scc — at Dr. Red wine's Drug -'■ere, corner Alabama and Whitehall Streets. "H. ERA ITS. "mad* from common salt."— 11 “ ' Bread made with tills Sale ranis contains, vvlnu baked nothing but eoftai* >n salt, v at.-r and flour. ' * ■ li. T. BABBITT. Nos. 64. 65. 66. 67,6$, 69, 7o, T 2A17 AYasliington'st., Junk 16-l2m. New York. • ts with pleasure that I state the fact that have used, with entire success. Dr. J. L. Ma- 5oi: x Co.’s Great American Hog Cholera Cure ei: Preventive, and therefore recommend it s cue of the most imnortant discoveries of age. JOHN MONTGOMFRY, Louisville, Ky.. July 1-itii, 1SG0. JOH.^ H. JAffSES. BANKER AND BROKER, Corner of*' AYhitebail and Alabama Streets. ATLANTA, '-D-V £ 1ytc JlaPiC hiiL House. 0:>e of the best Vaults in the State ECEIA'ES money aud valuables on deposit Xkwbuky, Jeffsbsox Co., Kv., \ . . July I5th, 1866. / a.s i$ to certify that I have used Dr. J. L. 1 )1 ^ free of charge. Allows interest on mon- ev. when left for a specified time, not less than two months. Buys and sells Gold. Silver, Gold Bub.on Bank of the State, 8 Bank of Commerce. 7 Mechanics’ Bank,!. 1 ALABAMA. Bank of Mobile. 95 Eastern Bank of Alabama, i. .40 Bank of Selma .23 Commercial Bank 12 Bank of Montgomery, 80 Central Bank. 12 Northern Bank 50 Southern Bank, '• ;....9-3 SOUTH CAROLINA. Union Bank 50 Bank of Chester, 15 Bark of the State (old) 17 Bank of Charleston. 17 Exchange Bank, 10 Merchants’ Bank (Cheraw) Do Bank of Georgetown, U Planters’ Bank 10 Planters & Mechanics’ Bank, 1 * People’s Bank 33 Bank of Newberry, 35 Bank of Hamburg *1 Southwestern Rail Road Bank. 30 F.-rmers s "-.-Lunge Bank, 5 Bank of Camden Ib Bank of South Carolina, f9 State Bank, Commercial Bank, NT RTH CAROLINA. Bank of Cape Fear Bank of Wilmington ;;;r:z:=6 To sari<>n or per cento go for his services who re eeives rettms in any other maimer. Sec. IV. All persons owning unimproved. lands which have a tenant or tenants thereon, 1 shall return the same in the county, where : ihc land lies. Sec. Y. All persons owning unimpvov d or wild lands, in counties without the county j of their residence, shail.be required to make! return of the same to the Comptroller General or to the Receiver of the county where the; laud lies. Sail return may be 'made by for- : warding by mail, or other safe conveyance, to either of said officers, a statement, under oath. ! of the lands owned; and the value thereof, and when the rate of the advalorem tax has been i fixed, and the collection of taxes or iered. the taxes due upon wild laiuls shall be paid to mat officer to whom the returp was made. Sec, VI. When the several digests of the Re ceivers of Lax Returns of the several counties of the State have been received, it shall be the duty of the Comptroller General to compare sai*i returns with each other, and to^make out a complete list of all the unimproved or wild I lands not gi ven in. Sec. YH. When sub list is completed, tie! Comptroller General shall, fur sixty days, make advertisement of the s itr.e hi one newspaper in ’ each G6n^ressionffl District, and rsnrire in stud publication, the owner of - fid lands to come ’ forward, aud give in anil pay taxes upon sm*! lands, and hi default t!n*r*:**>f, that sir 1 land will be sold. A copy of sail list shad be furnish- * ed the Clerk of the Superior Court of each cour-! 0 iiillil 15 tv in the State, who i>ost the same in Lis dasca * C‘vs Great A laerican Hog Cholera | Gold Dust. Stocks? Bonds, Compound Interest t ure and 1 reicctive with success and entire Notes. 7 3-10. Exchange, eve., Me. samfacimn. .uy hogs were dying five or six Atlauta, Ga., Nov. 17-2m. dan . betoiC ana a; the time 1 commenced giv- . ing the remedy. After using it as directed, luy hogs commenced improving—only losimr .i •• .n » 1 ,i ♦ t>mo » * . Bank of the Shite 30 office. . . . , . v U other North Carolina bank bids from St* * Sec. YIIL On the expiration ol the time or j to S3 per cent, discount. ..ivciti^un-nt, too comptroller Gemr.u sfcaH But^ little doing in Tennessee and Yirginia j ^ execution against ad ummprvyeu j * «- K-«i i not retmt.-d, i.-s -sing tno value -at the aver-! panx bulsv i ^ value of said land in the comity where it j iK-s, which execution shall be directed to the I’- RI xo Bsowx. Y. Wildmas,! 8bc-r!fTof the county where the land lies, and i .. ^ „ forthwith pn BROVJN&WlLDM AN 3MTEMM ■ Af iAHSA, the 88- riff shall: rime is occupied with the cultivation of flowers, her heart is fully occupied likewise with the cultivation of all her tender souvenirs of tls* Court of Vienna, and the place she once occu pied thereat, with the full consent art* appro bation of every member of the Imperial family. The store of the loves of the Due de Reich- stadt is short and sad enough. Disgusted vviin the restraint of the life at Court, wounded by -he position to which ids birth had Consigned him among the prou ! archdukes, his high born relatives he would steal away into the coun try to enjoy*- solitude and the contemplation of nature at a little village near Yienna. Tiled Mo tors foretold that uiik-os some interest in life were offerer* .** I to this sensitive, nervous youth, he must, of necessity, sink into atrophy aud wither away in consumption. Many and many a hope had been raised of his forming an attachment which might throw some interest around !fis existence, and ward off the ennui which was killing him l*y inches. But the conviction that the opportunities thus afforded him w-re but snares of the ene my to set a s, y over him in his unguarded mo ments. kept him on the watch, and he never once yivled to the temptation. But the mo ment rime for him its it comes for all men.— lie became struck with the grace and beauty of Ms landlady's raecc, a girl fresh from, the woods, whose picturesque costume and sim. ; manners flattered both his artistic and moral taste, and he soon L * ame deeply enamored.— r T" tills -_r: rl be t* !>i the whole story of Ms life— theteinprations"which had been offered bi n. the aspirations in which he had indulged, the hopes he entertained, lliscntire existence un derwent a change. To one’ being could he uu- fuld the secrets of ids heart, and the restraint which had be -n killing him was overcome at last. But as there must always be a demon at work upon the happiness of every mortal here l>elow, so did the satisfaction experienced by the young Due de Reichstadt soon come to an end. He who hud ev**r shunned all gaiety, who had obstinately refused to attend all court- 1 xp4/-<. opera, ball an.! play—finding his health and .spirits much improved, must needs one night be s iaed with an im-sistible desire t* > set* the ballet of'‘’The Diable B*jiteux,” in which the ytCiuor, dance* 1 by Fanny Elssler, had lie- come the aim and object of every c* avers.ition and of ail the enthusiasm of th*.- city. He went alone to the opera—lie saw the dancer come forward to the f*ytiights with that s.vhnu.inr step which had w *n the hearts of all mankind —he gazed first in terror, then in doubt, then in horror and amazement, ami sank slowly down sense!-, -s on the floor of the box wher* he w as placed. It was ti:u dancer herself on whom his whole heart and soul Lad been .bestowed. It v.'<ts to her h had confrl* i i is nmr-t s *.ret th >nghts. The whole intnfflft/itjhi* fgftirthei . edatonce to . his mind, il** went b.a-k no more t*» the village, but retired again to the little student'-; room in th p.*.i ,* t- still. u ,wa as the place where be di d. a.i*l could u■■ ' *r 1 e jpe -•> led to 1 hold < *n once agiln t’ • traitress who Lad so imp-.*.-***? mi his trusting heart. No one bet UnisJf ever saspectoi F.mny FD lor -'.f any vntrigu .*—the* p*.mor al com* ly hod been played out in good part, and With the entire concurrence of Imp-rial relatives! The en 1 of t!. . drama was a bright and glorl . fist . the dancer; for the Duke, misery, desj t’r n.d death! The <3x'*urle<ton Mercury, wlifulijs peculiar _ml entirely reliable information, says the fol lowing report on tlie sul>j*.*ct of secret rebel Associations, made to Congress by the Chief of the United States Detective force, will be read by our readers with interest and won*!, r: T-‘ the li *■■«.*t the N. : i:> tt a i j- r.J.-rs of tic Ifousi of' Rcprcscjtlatieis: Gcntjluiex: On the ii.-t *>f S.-jaembtr last, my attention having been directed by the Southern corrcsj .uidem.v of the Tribune, and numerous other Northern journals, to Lhq al leged existeiaO of secret societies in the* lately leb iiious Man s, for ti p purpose u evading die laws of the Gove, an; .lit of t»;o Uuiied 8t ites. and keepiii^. up a disciplined i rg.udzii- tion, to Ik* used as a nucleus in a renewed at tempt to overthrow the Government, us sod as aid States have sufficiently ive.nertd t..eir material siv.-ngth. 1 c<*mmuui- atud to his Ex cellency tlie i‘resident my impression that there nuts.i he some f. undatioii i*.*r rumors .-*.> goner all;, as .o* ted and Iv’ievcd, aud was instructed by him to in.sfiiute a minuie investigation into the. mat: r throughout the whole of the [South ern Mates. I prcpur-d ■ * :’u! instructions accordingly for my agents in t dnia. North Carolina, b. Garoiiua. t*c* Flori*!a. Alabama, -Missis sippi. D '. ’isi .na, T* x:ia and Arkansas.and eliarg- cu the sub a_. nts in tiio cities of Charleston, Savanieiii. M Ilk*. New Orl-ans and Galvestpu t > be particularly vigilant in carrying out their cr*l.*.s. as it we.s suppose*! that the suitl Secret Skdeti 5, i; . ted, would have their liea'li : u..i'ers in one or more of sail cities, as being: more convenient for communication with for.'.au powers and for escape iu case of dis covery. Regular communication was kept up both by tell* graph ami i.ad! with all the stations in the Sinus above named, but nothing transpired until about the first of D. ember, when r**, *.»rts were simu'd ineously reeeivi.d Loia Gliarlesteai and New (»rl*.*an .. . tiding that after a constant wa4 h. sustai »ed with the i lost unceasing vigi lance for a period of two months, the agents believed they were at last on the right trail.— Natmaily it was supposed that the meetings of ; these Secret s*xict*>*s would be held at the dead of night, and in tl*e most out of the way pla ces, and the chief efforts of my agents were in accordance with ibis idea; but as will be seen further on, this opinion proved entirely incor rect. aud much valuable* lime and strenuous ex ition was thus wad d. By a strange coin cidence, on the first day of December some members ol the day waton, both in Charleston and New Orleans, mentioned to the* agents at those* places that they had regularly noticed from 2 p. m. to 4 ]>. m. every day a greater commotion among the population than at any other time*. Tiie agents verified this fact, by peiS'jnal observation tlie* next day, and imme diately telegraphed me as above stated. 1 then notified the agents at other plat*. - of this dis cover}*, and directed their attention t*ban ob servance of any similar phenomenon in their departments. In less than a we k 1. became satisfied, from reports received from my agents in all the lately rebellious States, that the ram- ifieations of tlie association, whatever it might he, to which was attributed tiiis afternoon com motion, were very extensive. (>u December 2i)th, I ha*l feceive-I reports from Charleston, Mobile and New Orleans that it had been defi nitely a vtrk.ined Unit a great number ol tile inhabitants ot those cities assemble between tlie hours above limned, at private houses and at hotels, in cliques numbering usually five to a dozen persons, but reaching sometimes as high as one or two handled ; and that- at all tle-.-e gatherings, am*mg the many subjects discu.-sed, there was one which was common to all the meeting:, but that it was impossible t*» discover this by listening at dofirs and win dows, and it would be necessary, in order to obtain full information, to violate the privacy of families. T immediately telegraphed to them to en deavor to in'induce spies into the houses on Christmas day, as, that being a season of gen- eiiuril f-.-tivity. it could he done thenwith less liability of suspicion. Owing, however, to the difficulty of s .'- uring the services of suitable j>ersons, this op.-r.tti'jn was pe-itponed until N-w Y-*.r' day. T&estorm, which has .dnee prevail* h ii : . d v.iih the working of the mails and telegraph to such an extent that I have been a. ..Me .sooner to lay my report before vour honorable l ofty; but I am happy now to be able t*> relieve your minds of all fears as to the existence of any*such societies. Th< most thorough and complete infortBation as.-uies me th *.t there are no such societies, and that the subject universally discussed in the afternoon meeting of the Southern-cliques was DlXXiXl. Vf.ill ilAZ) Hokxs, Chief i T . S. Detective Police. Yfashington, January 5, 1807. GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. Leave Augusta Leave Atlanta «.... Arrive at Augusta Arrive at Atlanta 7.30 A. M. 8.05 A. M. 5.20 P. M. 0.00 P. il. \'G IIT PASSK.V0ER TRAIX. Leave Augusta..’, 12.30 A. M. Leave Atlanta 8.00 P. M. Arrive at Augusta 0.15 P. M. Arrive at Atlanta 10.40 A. M. Passengers for Mayfield, Washington and Athens. Ga.. n.nst take Day Passenger Traih. Passengers for West P int, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans, must leave Augusta *>n Night Passenger Train, ivt 12.30 a. m., to j make close connections. Passengers for Chattanooga, Knoxville, Nasb- j ville, Louisville an l St. Louis, must leave An- gitsta on Day Passenger Traiu, at 7.30 a. m., to make close connections. D,,. Through Tickets and Baggage checked I through to the above places. p-^SEeping Cars on all Night Passenger Trains. i‘ ATLANTA and WEST POINT RAIL HO TNT). Leave Atlanta 12 15 P M Arrive at Newnan 2 42 P M Arrive at West Point 5 30 P M Leave West Point 3 40 A M Arrive at Newnai; G 15 A M A rrive at Atlanta 8 87 A M L. P. GRANT, Supcriutendant. Hail Routes. The Post Master Genera! advertises for pro posals to carry tl+o mail in Georgia from July 1st. 1867,' to July 1st, 1871. Bids will be re ceived at the Contract Office, .Washington, un til February 28th for Routes— 0062. From i amnhellton ■> Fairburn, 8 miles and bm k, oriee a week, t Leave Gampbellton Wednesday at 8 am; Arrive at Fairburn by 11 a m ; Leave Fairburn at 1 p in ; Arrive at Gampbellton by I p m. 6063. From Gampbellton. by Holly Springs, Dark Corner, Villa Rica, Repose and Bueinuian, to Tallapoosa, 30 miles an*l buck, once a week. Leave, Campbeliton Wednesday at 8 a m ; , Arrive at 'Tallapoosa at 5 p in - • * ; Leave Tallapoosa Tuesday at 8am; Arrive at Gampbellton by 6 p m. 6064. From Newnan, by Lodi, Rotherwood, Bo wen ville a ltd Carrollton, to Bowdon, 37 miles and back, twice a week. 1-ieave Newnan Monday and 'fhursday at 8 a m ; • ■ Arrive at Bowden by 8 p m ; L ave Bowilen Tues*lay and Friday at Sam; Arrive at Newnan by 8 p in. 6665. From Newnan, by Rio and St. Cloud, to Franklin, 21 miles and back, twice a week. 1 .cave Newnan Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a in ; A reive at Franklin same days by 12 m ; Leave Franklin Wednesday and Saturday au 1 p in ; •’ ; Arrive at Newnan same days by 7 pm. 0066. From Newnan, by Saluda and Kidron, to Turin, 18 miles and back, once a week. Leave Newnan Saturday at 1.80 p m ; Arrive at Turin by 6 p m ; Leave Turin Saturday at 7am; Arrive at Newnan by 12 in. 6007. From harrollton, by Laurel Hill, Buf- hJo and Union Mills, to Franklin, 87 miles and back, once a week. Leave Carrollton Wednesday at 6 a m ; Arrive at Franklin at 6pm; Leave Franklin Thursday at Cam; Arrive at Carrollton by 6 p m. 6068. From LaGrange to Houston, 12 miles and back, once a week. Leave LaG range Tuesday at 12 m ; Arrive at Houston by 8.50 p m ; Leave H„u.->tmi Tuesday at 8 a ni; Arrive at LiGrauge by 11.80 a m. XJ. S. Scpreme Coiiri; Decision on the Test Gath. Wa9I;Ix*»T('Jail. 14.—-Associate Justice Field ra-ftay delivered t!.u opinion of t!;e L ci te* i St.dSupreme Cou; t In the Missouri test oath *. .ra. John A. Cviuiuins, a Ron-aii Catli- olk* Driest, v - ho was. indiuted tor preaehiiig an I f-*H..*!fl; g with .ut taking ft. ; sat*, prescribe*^by th..* Constitution of that St*te b- iiig plaintiff in orvur. Hie C'.-urt decides that th*; t . T oath in thLcase is w, institutional, b- iug in the na- tur-.* of punishment without trial, and in its character tt jvost Judo, and as a bill of attainder. The judgment of the C *urt below is reverse*I, >vith directions that the ,,k i.itiif nhal! depart without delay. A.-s*.-':iate Jiuticc Field also de li v* red an opinion of the Court *;■ th*.* tt parte : d :* . i Han, * » hawing taken mo. O. WHITNSR’S General Insurance Agency. Fire, Inland, Life & Accideni, [ lrc.rancc Effected and Losses Promptly Paid, Office ut McCamy & Go’s. Drugstore, Franklin Bni’oings, -Alabama Strit., A tlanta, Ga. Refers to Rev. Jame.-: Stacy, and J. J. Pix- so.v, Iviq.. Newnan, Georgia. -Vug. 11-50-1 y. MORGAN & €0„ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of JEP urnitui*©, Spring, Hair.ahd Common Mattresses, GILT MOULDINGS, LOOKING GLASS PLATE, &c., VThtieFa.il Street, Atlanta, (Ja. December 8-3m. - FOF-CE'S shoe house. o: : ;0 since that time—now mv YuT C s ar^inTood Whitehall, St.. Atlanta, fmft. condition, healthy, thrifty, & c . T recommend ^ err r nr PTC BOOT" u to the public u5 a cenaiu cure and proven- ££T > ’ > h =23 live. AMOS SEABOLT. TTAYE On hand thy largest and best stock — ' • £ I of Boots and Shoes ever brought t*t this 1 have used, with entire satisfaction, the I market and as they come direct from the American Hog Cholera Cure and Proven- : eastern Manufactories will be offered to ccuu- U e patented and owned by Dr. J. L. Masor. try Merchants at New York prices-freight *k Go. It is. without a doubt, the greatest added. 'nedicine for hogs yet discovered. " B. W. Force, formerly of Charleston. S. C. AARON 1 HERMAN, . will be pleased to see his former customers Anj. 11-Cm. Louisville, Kj., July, i866. Oet. 20-f-l£m. irooee-*! to advertise and sell the same under the same rules and regulations as govern other Sheriff's sales, and • make las returns to the Comptroller Gener-i. ; ^t-t t t ,v? mrv C, ,rrn Sec. IX. Tire owners of any land thus sedd ? '^U ALEP.' IN BI LLIxN. Ct -■*? for have the privilege erfredflfl ) I era Securities and Bap •: n ---■ 1 , the ? ....* ei any a no witfim two years, by pay- t lar kttmSon ' given to col;. • = Lvicr m E-*.* ;• ;r-,v, am.. i.'> ; a* National Park Bank. New York, and Banners j UI ,,| c ._^ t together with intereet at the generally of Georgia. pet - s * oia. * rat> , jk a 0 fp. r cent, p r annum thereon, *.*r on < niakiri" factory e\ : ience of h: - title to the | -j j C*.*mptroller General, he nmy receive the pru- ~\ f-iai* Iff , . f O irLSOll chasecioney. less the ;m*mnt •' :'ux*.-s due there .. c . !vo , , vt . ^ on anu the cost e-v;**md*.*l in collecting sai*: tax. I NVITES her friends visiti _ lautii. to call at her Boarding House, con venient to the business portion of the city un- Pepot. at the cpr^cr of Forsyth and t’eters streets, where they can be 'accommodated with board and bedding [daa o-tt. Sec. X. No sale made nn*h r the eightfl so> tion of this Act shall in any way operate to ef fect or defeat the title of any minor, idiot or lunatic of this Slat*, to the land. bee. XL if the duties of this Act imposes* A Reyin.'.ur.—V.> were amc =cc or; Satnr- ! da v by the rehitioa of an incident which took : t i.ice on that *. y. A lady entered the cars ’ which w* :e somewhat too full, and a genrle- mai politely arcs* t-.nd gave her hi? sea’, he* remair.ine -"an*1 iug in tire passage way. The 1 lady •?• rook the seat, making no sign of grat itude. Gent waited & few riMJnrent3, then iu- j quired: What did you sayl -I did not speak, sir.' 7 said the female iu a: tone of the mo.-: freezing politeness. -I beg p rdon. madam, but * ti.vrpd you ' : ti*d • thank you. sir-” 5 A scarlet flush told the discomfiture of the \ la-v. while the au ;ible titter of the near pas sengers told that the pcint was keenly rel ished.—Salem Advertise.-. part in the rebellion, asked to *>..* ro-adinitied to practice. The Court holds t!*at the statute imposes a punishr.; ,*nt at the time t!*e oftense was 'committed, it is in its nature un nr jxrt fac to law. Attorneys are not officers of United 'States ; they arc officers of tier ( curt, and held their office hi .fa ri r. i Sfe Court is not the registerYff the edicts *»f any other power. The applicants obtained a portion from tlte Drc.-id* ut. which relieves them from she ; :: an 1 makes tie: O&S-E in the eve* of tile law what he was before it was commit*->L C*oiigr -s CHt;n*>t limit. T"ie t*rerogative ol mercy cannot be lettmcd by leg- is.e.trve restitnti m. It followed that the pray er of the petitioner must be granted, and aho the prayer of Mr. Mart. 'The rule which re- quircs Attorn ’ to t.kc the tost oath must-be rescinded aivi ti>o <<r>ler made a':* .i!mcly.— Associate Ju-stka: Miller for himself. Cuicf Jus tice > ,ecs*.*. Associates 8wayne and Davis read a uLe.*nt : jg opinion. The.CoiBjcitiee oh IV.rritoric-s have instruct ed Aahicy t* report hi- amendment to the hill to : 'il gov rnm -iit iii North 6an$- Imra -a substitute for Steven’s, now before the House. Dr. A. B. CALHOUN. H AYING resumed the Practice of Medicine respectfully tenders his professional scr- vi*;ito the citizens of Coweta and surround ing counties. Ills whole Cy-r.tion will hereafter be given to hi- profc?-ion in its various branches. Office on Depot Street, a few steps from thp rublic Square. [Jan. 6-18-tf. BR. JNO. W. FEABUE the O FFERS his professional services to citizens of Newnan and vicinity. He- may be found at all hours in day time at the Drug Store of Dr. J. S. Henry, cr at hit residence, brick house east side of the Rail road at night. \YUl give prompt attention to all patronage f-ntrusted to bis care. [june 2-39-tf. JOS. K. DEXT. W. T. WOOD. A story is - Id of a young man in Free port Ifl.. who was ere**.-*.-! in love, and attempted- suickle receifiiy by taking a dose of yeast povr- ; d : . He im;.- ui tt*. ly rose aljove his trouble?. A witty divine once defined certain words ;.j “Orthodoxy is Try doxy ; hetr*>loxy is and her ; i!,,-... - Ivxr." With the Radi vft- it is thus “Dvralty is my party ; disloyalty is another mans party.’’ .DENT & 4YOOD, VfHOLE.SALE AND RETAIL Grocers & Commission MERCHANTS, GREENVILLE STREET, Georgia, Newnan, ... September 8-1-tf.
