About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1867)
■ Ti ?K5- V i A W. 1]. W. DENT, v- one ^oarr parable in adv*q£^ * -•* * * JL '’ La * ■*■> 'J{r six months,:^ Grocer and (ousnsi^so: Tile Great Flood. i penion ns, •• •' LOO _; v w :ii !>e allowed an extra copy, ■ers complete the Volume.) MEB.OHAN West Side Greenville-St. Newnan, Ga. m IT LAST!!; -:o: DOW Offering at my old s < n e>.vand well selected stoca of d on Green- SALT, SALT. SACKS Liverpool Salt, for sale by DENT. DRY GOODS, &c MACKEREL. No. 1 Mackerel, fresh, for sale by W B W DENT. * Consisting of ■?. Worsteds, DeLfuues, wtiitc and Opera Flannels, Canton and Salsbury do Kcutuckv and N. Carolina Jeans, q ; tinets, J< ans, Linseys, _ I" . ic hrd and Brown Buirfings, licking, l neas, Sv.i- and Jackonet Muslins, Ijern-rcs, Ladies’ and Missed Skirts, i a lies and Gents’ llandkcrcuiels, 11 osci \ 'and Gloves, Men and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Lidic:-. Misses and Childrens bbocs, i' ii. and Caps, .' rockerv and Glass Ware, PsntDiUnd Cedar Water Buckets, \V-ii Buckets, Tubs and Brooms, - i s, Snap and Blind Bridles. Wftgon and Buggy Collars, Bugsy Whips and ilanu-s, UtuLrclLi a Patent Cloth, f,..hle and Pocket Cutlery, Anti Irons ana Sad Irons, •A: usage Grinders, Book “and Hinges, Screws and Butts, i ,;iVe Mills, Sives, Cotton Cards, pad Locks, Files, Nails, Coilin'^ Axes, Spades and Shovels, ,;' i. ,>:nne, Copperas, Indigo, Madder, ,icc. Pepper, Ginger, Starch, Epsom Salts, Miccoboy Snuff, Table Salt, Cliceso, Sugar, Syrup, Tobacco, Powder, Gun (Dps and Tubes, Cotton Yarns, and a great many Notions .1 other tliit’-- too tedious to mention. : >k . Almanacks for 1 867, Paper. Ink, Gillott’s Steel Pens, 0,ur Pencils, Envelopes, &c. Ai; of which will bo sold low for CASH ad GASH ONLY.* SUGAR. I XBBLS. Sugar, (Yellow, ABC and Pow dered), for sale by W B W DENT. COFFEE o and for sale by A correspondent of the Atlanta Opinion, writing from Chattanooga. March ISth. gives many interesting items concerning the flood.— , an m!i . At time of writing it was impo; sible to estimate | nature the loss of property or life. Although the ex tent of the flood lias not been, exaggerated, and the losses have been great. The writer says he has not been able to ascertain definitely the name of a single person who has been drowned. A few persons are missing, and that is all that is known. The military, under 3Iajor Kiiue, acted nobly in preventing pillage. We quote: IS oi ome GENERAL FKATTRES OF THE LOSSES. Tlie current of water that passed through the city was very strong. The floor in the pas senger depot was upheaval at l>;,Ca ends nearly a foot. A number of flat cars were floated off. few in numl-er. but batte tnx were stru ted and diligently used. A families were taken from the r .• Lou.:--->. Fifty dollars was asked and paid for the use of a small boat a eiagle hour. What Uustration of the avarteiuUsneeS of human i nature ! At one time it was if-.ue l that the ; water would so injure the foundations of the i Crutchfield Hens as t • endanger it. and a iarg b arge was brought fr-m the river and ■. an cm.-red in i.'.iit ot tAe builIL:?. so that the | printer, anil > inm.ffi s might be removed »u the event ot an * Inter thig incidents without number might he given, but th ■ report is already long enough. ]Before dosing, however, permit me to remark ! that I f und the city in much better condition than I had been led to expect, after reading ! the exaggerated rci*orts that had gone abroad. True, the flood was unprecedented, the damage ; is great, dangers are frequent, suffering must Kates of Advertising. Advertisements inserted at,S 1.50 per squara (offen lines or space equivalent) for first inser tion and To cents for each subsequent in sertion. ' Monthly or semi-monthly advertisements ins|g|||at the Samp rates as for new advertisc- menTSyefeh insertion. \ i Liberal arrangements will- be made with Wit and Eumor- Destructive Fire in Albany, m , , -,, . J : those advertising by the quarter or year. The best masters ot the art are gradually n»- , It is our p in.iul duty to re "rd one of the ; . . . . ., ingout. Capt Derby, benor known as 4 * J o lin ! most destructive nr s .-nr city has ever witness- ! _ transient advertisments must be paid Phr-iiix,” cne-xff the inimitable and unap- c l. The I -s of property is immense, and at , - or u hen handed in. — pr--liable writers of this generation, tii-.M ti.;-particular sea-C: -alls with crushing weight! The money for advertiseing due after thq won a large portion of our business communi- first insertion, tv. + «| At this writing we are unable to obtain the j < f England, ami amount of damage sustained by individual I emits w a practi- ~u: . revs, but the full h*-s will not fall fur short ipprecir.tion of the I af ti2 ; X),0tifl. all his prop- J Last even; .ring life, ami eiu’nt o’clock, a fire broke out in the back room ! __-^ TrT .. . ~ . ... , : uimling a I of the'urv govds store of lbiuoi Hewett, on, \\ ILL practice in the several Courts o£Law ashins ■ ' ' vt his station on the Facifl. coast, r,r.-l now we hear of the death of Chat les F. Brown (Artemus Ward,) who crossed th water to <T light the pe died among them. he U ted ■rk. His craft by his will, iu w erty to his mother. ; -r I; r at her deatli it is to !>• fflev Printer’s Asylum iu New \ is estimated at over -” '.ti cusly invested, will afibrl indigent brother of the era;:. The oiigina! Jack I' wrung (Sola Smith: i; we think, still living iu lti rtland. Mtiue. In POWELL & STALinGS, Attornoys at Iiaw, between b.tif past seven and ! NEW A AN, GA., » f P-. rv; iv | a ; ungn n street, supposed to have original- 1 * ’ Equity in the Tallapoosa a^How- . which if judict- ‘f ed ti u a l r-sene lamp, ami iu spite of the eta Circuits, and m the United States District lief to main- an almo-t superhuman efforts of our firemen, citi- Gourt for the State of Georgia. _ . 7xi.< and freed men. the fire consumed the : Special attention given to the compromising s ue of Maine A Hewett. ami spread rapidly up ’ collecting of Old Claims, and Administra- Vashiugti a street to tiie comer of Bo ad,"and tion. Conveyancing, &c. then up the North side of Broad street, cousum- j All business entrusted to them will receive ing ali the wo nlen buildings on that side of ’ prompt and faithful attention. Bre-nJ ;vs far as Hines ik Hobbs’ law oflice and JOHN \V. POWELL, J. E. STALLINGS, this life a . directly opposite the office of the News, where I Newum, Ga. ‘ Senoia, Ga. | about eleven o’clock it was arrested. The fol- I March 0-13m. lowing is a list of the sutferers : | ; Paine k Hewett, dry goods and clothing, J. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. H. Hill, dwelling, bar’ r shop, colored man, j . Grim. shoe slum. WalberA bar ro*n». J. F. L -Tbe di-hedu’e of the Atlanta and West Point ^ nr>n , . -n- . ,, , , . . Fence i. street-crossings, pavements, out-houses, * . 0 , : F 0 ( a grades) just received j am j a ] ar jr e number of small dwellings and the gentleman who to k up the title r.f- ensue: but ihe denizens cf Chattanooga are a ; ter Mr. Smith had long dropped it, and wrote live people, and very soon rll traces of the | some of the most pungent criticisms on the rent disaster that has befallen them will dis-1 government and its acts, depart W B W DENT. N. Y. CHEESE. STATE, fresh, for sale by W B W DENT. SYRUP. (^THWART'S Refined, i’or fade by W B \V DENT. sliantees are gone. All the saw mills are com plete wrecks. The military bridge floated oil', leaving the crib piers standing. Nearly all tiie huts on the other side of the river are gone.— But beyond damages arising from being sub merged a couple <J days. J could hear of no serious injury to buildings of a substantial character. appear, and ir memory alone will they preserve a knowled.e of the great flood of 1807 ! From the Pall Mall Gazette. CLuR'aoas. FLOUR. 1 n'BBLS. Favorita—10 Sacks R Y Brown's J v7 best, for sale by W B W DENT. CORN. C jHOIGE Bread Corn, for sale ) \Y B W DENT. coxmnox of tiif. railroads. Knowing that the merchants south of this : poiut were feeling groat solicitude iu regard to i the railroads, I have made many inquiries ns | to their condition. The trains on the State j road are running their usual schedules. The | road is in better order than I expected to find : it, and two or three more days of vigorous ; work will set all right. A train came in from j Cleveland this a. m. The passengers were i compelled t A correspondent sends us the following in formation, which will be comforting to many of our countrymen : Ladies who wear chignons glad to know that it is not true Fiat the hair for chig nons is procured from the c,. .o s of people who die in hospitals and other public institu tions. When death ensues the hair becomes brittle, and cannot be curled and twist. 1 into form. Marseilles is the gri vt entr p rt for the CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. A LL styles, large lot, for sale 'ov " \V B W DENT. trade in human hair, more than 40,000"p unds | r; , N . , weight of this commodity being imported there , V,,, P . n> - - jg . „ . j annually, chiefly from Italy, and more partic-! , j fin ,))- .if lk a mile at a point ueai R ie . ularly from Sicily, Naples oud the States of the city, but I learn repairs will bo so lar coniple- | Church, while a inoderate quantity comes fro: ted during the day that the evening tram lor ; Spain and cc-rtaiudepartmeiAs of France. TI Knoxville will meet with no obstruction. I French provinces which yield the largest sin few days since in New Yo; k. “Jonce Hooper.” as his friends called him the author of “Bimon Suggs.” is another one who is missing when the r -1 is called. No one looking at him would think that so n.ach fun 1 tid under chat apparently: .•L-mu exterior. ‘ He hw >l;ed an J acted like a preach, r ; but, in ; ccnqiany. lie would sometimes unbcncl, ai d i then the boys enjoye l themselves. As Editor | of a country paper in Alabama, and afterward ;■ ■ the Moutgc-mciy Mail, lie made friends | -who regretud his early death, and still cter- | i.-h tiie memory cf J. J. Hooper, who was de cidedly the best humorist Alabama has produc- I ed. i The I' v. Judge T. ngstreef, author cf “Gcor- ; lea ;ed to 1 m, still oed health at Oxf rdMi.-s. many years vet; and ti. itill, uwellmg, har ! > r shop, colored man, . Grim, s’ shoe shop. Wal.- -r^i Far ro®n», J. F..l_ yEhpSchedule of the Atli . i- , . ;a s suae si-op. I. L. t TF I’. Vy elch. drug Railroad was changed las ARROW TIES. L OT Arrow Ties for Cotton, 50 per cent, cheaper then rope, for sale by W B \Y DENT. Buy and Sell Country Produce, . rive and Sell any Goods on RAGGING AND ROPE. JTAAGG1NG and Rope for sale by ^ sup- ; xiams arc running lroni Knoxville^ to Dalton |p] vare Ih’Pany and Auveigne. and buyers go : without interruption. From MemphistoEridge- > ro j, nc | ori market days, who the young demoi- i port the road is lepoited all liglu. Between ! sello who washes to dispose of her locks mounts Stevenson and Nashville the small bridges are K wine i;ud un ]ooseni^ her head-dress, gone. J t is expected they will be replaced tins shmvcrs down her hair. An active hiddin; Y,c, iw iL * agent of tne I-xpress uiy irt- j the weight of hair in au ordin ;ry - m that the tre le ■. }& chignon does not exceed three ounces and a Y\uter was not so bati.ly injured as r ep”’d eu ’ half, the annual quaniitv imnorted into Mar- and that it is expected it will Ihj repaired so i seilln's alutie would be sufficient for Howards of sday n>ght. He 1 1 away from earth, that mge rhe troubles and re for the enj< j - to whom it will b \Y B W DENT. IRON. JRON, Swedes and English, tiiut trains can cross by \\ ednesday n'glit. tie | jcjq^jpo head-dresses- A large quantity of the ulso st.-lus that t tie odl\ diuimgc su>taiD6d mriving at t-ii : yoTt i>r there mad*) up <md at Bridgeport, was the loss of the j jp-expi-ted to Algeria and Spain. The I ’ bridge leading to the ; dressen5 of 5 for sale by W B DENT. Consignment. ' ! to all my obi friends and custom- favors. rnu iiO'.o .0 see them iu receive n.liberal p fronege from all. ;• Conin' Opposite Jf. J. Saryent's, Greenville Street, Newnan, Ga. J. T. KIRBY. :.L. HUNTER, Salesman, .orlv with .Johnson & Garrett. HVi-mbcr 10-13m 200 HOLLOW WARE. CECE, sale by NY B W DENT. D, T. Randall, l.outiville, Kv, r\ ^ | pm n ‘ Ml Ij UlVl :J.. . . . \ 11) Ji Nl -ON- SREHillilSEII HARD WARE. rpRAGE Chains, Shovels, Spades, Fry Pans, X etc., for sale by NY B NY DENT. IK WOODEN Wzvivj 1 BUCKETS, Tubs, etc., for sale by > NV B NY DENT. the bridge at Bridgeport, was the lo upper span of the smut bridge leading to ta.e j dyggg^j-g of Marseilles, all ot whom are m re or Island. It is generally expected here, by the , ] ( , ss engaged in the chignon trade, are some- best informed, that uninterrupted connection j ]jke four hundred iu number; of these, with the Northwest ami the Mississippi valley f uur Pc-ge houses manulEcture among them will occur before the close, perhaps by the 55 0OO chignons annually, for home consump- middle of the week. ' tiori alone, 30,000 of which arc sent into the ' interior, while the remaining 25,000 are dis- BUSINESS AXD BUSINESS PROSPEC.-- . ,,, , . „ . Nil the hotels are open and till l with guests, posed ot in Marseilles and the Scburos. One faante arc ready to do business. People | Parisian house in the_l a^age.dcs letite Peres in their dwellings. Since the waters retails no less than lo.OOO dhignons annually-, ring, and a ! at prices ranging from 12 to 70 irancs eocu, al- A few ' though chignons can be purchased as high as 250 francs. Chignons of flaxen hair, which comes chiefly from Scotland, are the most ex pensive. NYhen the hair arrives at the manu W. B. Warren, Louisville COPPERAS AND MADDER. C jOPPERAS and Madder for sale by j NY B NV DENT. are c sub;id-d everybody has been stir general cheerfulness begins to prevail, days of fine weather will revive ihe spirits of the people, and bring about a liveliness of trade that lias h retofore characterized this fast little city. The municipal authorities are. it is apparent to a looker on, behind individual enterprise in it reels are flHcd^vith debris "left bythc r^e- | Anal bath of potash, and when perfectly dry is;* Out-houses, fencing, portions of passed through common flour. Ihe number of - - *■' England 1 he is finally calif it will only be (o exc; tii-.G of this sublunary meats of the righteous “ Come up higher. C. TT. 8mitli, the original Bill Arp,” has become “reconstructed,” and settled dpwn at liis ranch in Rome, lie will write again, sure, for he is one of the irrepressible kind. 0 ! ngoc ' alias Geo. NY. Harris, formerly Postmaster at Knoxville, Tennessee, has let his pen lie idle too long. NYe don’t know where he has located, but hope to hear from him. Col. NY. T. Thompson, the author of “Major ! Jones’ Courtship” and several oilier humorous ! works, which have taken a high place in the I standard literature of the country, is still liv- 1 iug and flourishing, and we hope ere long to , see some new productions from his pen, now j too long unused. NYe now turn towards tiie Southern extremi- ! ty of the country. Geo. M -Knight (Asa 0 j has written many good pieces, but it is unfor- j tunate that he writes so seldom. After the j death, of Jos. Bi -man, of the N. O. Times, he j holds the first place in that section. He is a ; printer; as, in fact, are most 01 the good writers , in the world. j Going from one extreme to the other, we find in Boston the rotund and good natured B. ■ ne, VeaFs harness shop. L. E. Welch & Co., F >ok and jewelry store, J. Neundorffer. con fectionery, Albert &. Dork, dry goods and clothing. Bush groceries. S. Strauss, jewelry store wiih dwelling, Cordell & Co., coufeciiou- hd lliug, T. H. Clarke, bar room, D's. Cromwell \ Connelly, 51. Fleishman & Co., dry gixids, Rich & Co., dry goods, Gard ner X Kirkman, dry goods, Ivy’s bar room, Kidd's bar room, llichardsou, Talbot & Co., grcc- rics, Murphy & Iitulsav, dry goods and goicovies, pcstoilice. The greater p rtion of the material of the News office, which was only saved by the gr 'ahv.- t exertions, being removed, and conse nt C fj veryTnuch disi . we are com- lu: j pelb-'I to postpone our regular issue until Sat- .rday.—’ my A', cs, 1B . last Wednesday. trains will run daily. DAY PASSENGER. T.oave Atlanta - - - Arrive at Newnan - Arrive at West Point Leave West Point - - Arrive at Newnan- Arrive at Atlanta - - Two - - 7 20 a. m. - - 931 “ - - 12 10 r. m. - - 12 50 “ - - 3 33 “ - -'5 50 “ Unioii Convention in Alabama. XIGIIT TASSEXCER. Leave Atlanta 0 00 r. si. Arrive at Newnan 9 00 “ Arrive at NYest Point - - - - 12 25 a.m. Leave West Point 1 45 “ Arrive at Newnan 5 10 “ Arrive at Atlanta 8 15 “ L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. . , . . , . ,P. Shiliaber, the original Mrs. Partington, who lacturer s, wuicn 11 does m large sacks, ho., oug : ] iarid ., ue p, jr haps more than any one else to a couple of hundred weight each, it is tuor- ; d - j the blucs _ H e is a.: .ti r tvno, and the oughly washed m hot water, until every parti-. oue intlle Ct> . m - irv . cxeepthig Bill Dag cle of grease is removed from it; it tiien has a country, gett, of the Charleston Courier.- -Sav. Advrtucr. TOBACCO. fTNOBACCO, Chewing and Smokin NV for sale B NY DENT. 4rASU. CASH. SELF for Cash or not at all. NY B NY DENT. Quick Sales and Small Profits. llcro is the place to save 10 per cent. 1 > T. BABBITT’S STAR YEAST POWDER x>. Light buscuit or ;o- v kind of cake may be made with this “ Ye; .-t Powd r” in 15 minutes. No shortening is requir >1 "u<-i i-vcet milk is used. B. T. BABBITT, >; ’i will send a sample pacxrge, irec, by mail, (in receipt of 15 cents to pay p- »s tag . 4-#-v C ! W iMtiiifrfrm June 16-12m. vvli--r-■ ir I- .. '»■ _Ald.ivc.siinilar f.-.i fives Jc-i" a' l ciiurnor.s irom rran*,-. (nn.-.g r raliCc, auopmu nue mca ot «« PjU’* ! 1,, in R-,iin--nl rtrect. Tile aulMontifs : amounred to l,20C,60o francs; or upwards of 1 p06 e of ilimmmatka the gaecs <L : l:d during will have l teree amount of Work to do, and £45,000 sterling. England took the largest the combustion of wood. He labored a long ihe hope now ; s t l iat the vagrants, white and quantity, aau the laiLJ Scares figure next on time in the attempt to perfect his crude invcn- black, who have so long been imposing upon the charitable, may now be expected to become more importunate, will be forced, by some power, to go to work and earn the bread neces sary to keep them from starvation. the list. Gen. Eehclield’s Order Assuming Com mand. iiJ.A.HUNTER^! T. J. HOULIS SalcsniOTi. oausuom .10 AR(unb ‘saoud ui .loqiio Piosjapan oq oj ;ou pauuuacqop o.iu f>AV Great Inducements & Bargains. We ’ person - ■ififllv invi.e the allcntion of all e to pm .-base Goods at prices (o ous Stock of TTSING l’». T. BABBITT’S PURE CONCEN- U TILVTED POTASH or READY SOAR MA KER. NYarranted double the strength i-i common Potash, and superior to any other sapomiiev u’ ley in the markat. Put up in cans of 1 ponn l pounds, 3 pounds, (3 pounds and 12 pomu s. iv a full direct ions in English and German toi maki 0 hard and solf soap." One pound will make i:t- tden gallons of Soft Soap. Np lime ib remuxed. C-onsumers will find this the cheapest i otxsh iu market. B. T. BAEB1TT, Nos. bf, t!j. 8C, (57.68,69, 70.72.V .4 N\ ashmgton st., June 17-12m. ' lork - SUFFEREKS—THE CAUSE, ETC. It is evident that the amount of suffering is great, but an important admission has been i made tome by several citizens, with whom I have conversed during the day. There are a few worthy people who are in want, and have had. their homes destroyed. These are work ing, and will work, us far as able. A portion will need assistance. Those who have been j industrious and prudent heretofore, are in no stiv.it beyond the discomforts arising from be ing driven from their homes, and having fur niture, clothing and bedding damaged or de stroyed. There is an abundance of provisions in the city, and all who are able and willing to work can get them. But there are liundreds of worthless negroes, and not a few more degra ded whites, who have for months been depend ing upon begging, petty thieving, and the scanty alms dispensed by the Bureau agents, to eke out a miserable existence. Their huts, tents, etc., were scattered about in the most | . exposed portions of ihe city, and were gener- y ’ f 1 ally swept away. These arc exposed to suffer- j “jUar. , ,,- The.following is Gen. Schofield’s order assu ming command of the 1st DI.--.tn -t. May the same spirit influence the commander of this: Headquarters First District, f State of Virginia, _ Richmond, Ya., March 13, 1867. ; General Order No. 1. The Huntsville Advocate publishes the pro ceeding-) of a Union Convention, held ia that city oa the 4th inst., in response to a call of the Executive Conftnittce. Delegates were present from only a portion of the State. The following were the officers of the Convention: President—lion C S Posey,, of Lauderdale. Vice Presidents—C G Bensor, of St. Clair; S F Kennemere, of Marshall j II J Roberts, of Madison; Chris C Tompkins, of Franklin ; F II Anderson, of Colbert; Alex II 'tcKinuey, ot Limestone: Joualhan Ford, of Morgan; G \V M lone, of DeKalb; J T Abernathy, of Law rence; James NV Stewart, of Lauderdale; A C Adder, of Hontgiltoeiy; B F Safi’old, of,Perry; Charles S G Dost or, of Autauga; G NY Kuight, of Elmore; NY D Stnnwocd, of Lowndes. ; IU -NY Park -, of Madison ; John J.tim II Binford, of cf Blount; James NY tion and it was not until 1793 that ho confided his discovery lo the Institute in Paris. In Sop- . Union, and, in the tember, 1890, he took out a patient, and in | tion, 110 measure—c 1801 published a memoir containing ihe result of his researches. £l ’rom 1899 to 1802 Le^Ben made numerous experiments at Havre, but his thermo-lamps met with but little favor from the public, and hefinally retired to Versallies, where he eventually died in extreme poverty. The writer further states that “the EnglFh soon improved upon and put in practice the crude ideas of Philippe le Bon. Iu ISO! NYind- I the credit of invent- 1805, Ac. K. SEA-GfO. ATLANTA, A A., All officers under the existing prove ........, . , , r _ . T , „ government of the State of Virginia, will con- S'ue. ihe first use of gas ml- .ton •- - tinue to perform the duties of their respective not until 1818 tnat this lui- offices according to law, unless otherwise here- ! Ftu.t discovery or invention-ream ot French after ordered in individual ca.es, until their origin-was applied m France. accordance with tne abo; Congress. Tt t^ (I.-iimbli. tbn CO ci It i- stated by Ei'gli-h'writers that, in 1786, named act of Lord Dundonrdd erected coke furnaces Successors shall be duly elated and qualified , avhI coke furnaces and buvned the gases in tubes for the amusement of the military power ; kis friends, but apparently without any other Secretaries^ V Gross, of Limestone; E Ligen. of Colbert. Resolutions were ado; ted.de daring that “as Union men be fore the war. eras sincerely con- fine- 1 of th/: tcror-o 0.1! ern.r of tC r-fAlton, the true ik licy now is to pi vent tiie recurrence of arm ed reU‘ii!uii.” Therefore, it was resolved to support such fiaa-ures as vrdl preserve the rights of the pc pi.- i:i ihe Uni m, and sustain the Government against rebellion and over throw. After this expression of generalities it was P.-.-solv' <1, lliat fFS^Hicy of i: .mti ,-if v. ex pressed by the opponents of Congre s, an l the refusal to participate in the restoration policy of the law-making department of the Union, is the work of a veH known hostility to the tigment of this Conven- mpatible with the safety of Repuhlican Gov< rnuient—could be adopted that would satisfy this opposing element. And for the purpme of securing satisfactory action it was Resolved, That we recommend to the 1ms Union men of th • different counties in the j State, to J: old con ;*y me (mgs v.ithin the next j iqqq bushels of Meal- sixty days, and.that these meetings send dele- | gates to a General Conv uticn, to be held at 1 the St fle L..pit- ! ai. . vh lime . may be ap pointed by th-.- Executi ve Committee. After the selecJ - on of a c‘>nlmi>tee to repre sent (he views of the liiuon puny of the Enite at Washington, an-1 the appointment of an Lx- i centive Commit-.ee., tiie convention adjourned. , The Convention v.os addressed by Generr.l Swavne, comm ,n 1 ot of tiie 1 tte Military Dis trict of Al.J-trna, and others. IS NOW RECEIVING 34 casks Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams— all new, veil cured ; 6 tierces canvassed sugar-cured Hams ; 34 casks bulk or salt Pork, ready for tho smoke, cheaper than Bacon, including clear sides, clear ribbed sides, shoulders and hams; flfmreels and tierces new LeaCCard; 40 kegs new Leaf Lard ; 50 cans Lard; 1500 bushels Oats; 300 bags Liverpool and Virginia Salt; 500 barrels of Flour, all grades ; 5000 bags Corn; 500 bales Hay; fresh ground — bolted and unbolted: ICO bushels Bailey ; 70 Tons of Baugh’s Raw Bone Suger Phosphate; a$i> srmiER B T. BABBITT’S BEST MEDICINAL SAL- » ERATUS, “made from common salt. Bread made with this Saleratus contains, win baked, nothing but common salt, water and lion B. T. BABBITT, Nos. 64. 65,60,67.68,09, To, 72*47 NN ashmgton .-t. Junk 16-12m. Now N. :s. .y-jyi Exp::.': I- losing the n pui can siirq-licity nride 1-• Iris a-lu —Uncle Stim is fast igality and republi- . h 1 < ii wei c so long a source of 'ring m iiliews and neices. for Dry Goods, Cloilun Fancy Articles, Ribons, Boots & Slices, Silks, Ac., Notions all kinds, ■ Foods generally found iu a First C la^s Foovis Store, all of which we v, ill sell as s any house in Ncwnau. m ■ -sortment of B. lysp p> SWASe and AiCfiD-lLUJ!) yv:. ■ : S T. BABBITT'S LABOR-SAVING SOAP. This Soay> is lu.itie from pure and clean materials. - ■ • y .■ ' will not injure the mosi delicate iabnc, especially adapted for shrink aft:r_ bc’.i’s nuyv be used in hard or paint, gre poi heretofore t poor first. , until they go to work. But little sympathy is expressed for them—indeed, more curses are hen si: -wered upon them than good wishes, and our. i many rojevings that this class have been driv- , on from their accustomed haunts about the citv. are heard. 1 do n- : wish to be understood that aid is not net'led here, ikere are mane desci \ ing jx ! j in distress. 1‘rovisions are plenty, but thev have no means to purchase. Yet- they can be supplied in this respect, and a number of benevolent gentlemen are actually engaged classes. 5. The staff officers now on duty at Head quarters Department of tiie Potomac are as signed to corresponding duties at Headquarters First District, mate of Virginia. J. M. bciIOFIKLD, Brevet Major Gen nil U. S. A. Official: S. F. Chati ix, Assistant Adjutant General. Fishing.—If you want to forget the world md its care, go "a fishing. Man is born a game woolens, ■bed with alt water, tar and stains of mid warranted equal w> two pounds ordinary Directions sent with each Ear ter inie soft soap from in tho good work. A common remark is: “ We j ^er, or, to put it mildly, a spoliator. As a need blankets and clothing more than any- I poyhe gambles for marbles or pennies at ] thing else.” This is true, as many must neees- a nd-toss, or risks his top at peg-m-the-ring, which will not ! r ..,,, n ; n exposed to the weather, poorly j gj ve s his tender mind to the lender mysteries t.;is Soap. It ; h V\{ cred i, es t, for some days. i of “swaj.ping.” As a man of business, hespcc- lt wiurcmoTv j ulates on a grander scale, that's all. IN ell, 11 kinds. One u\mvge to niE plaxtixg ixtekest. « t- nsiiim ■ is all a lottery Th .-re is 2 giorr -us un- an ""‘•1 bo said low for Cash. '■ 0 respectfully iu vile you to call and see •r »r - - tn render certainty about it that appeals to the gambling precipices—must give liitie hap.’ of the. <- to the corn- instincts of humanity, ’ihe blanks are many. u -i gecarityin deep water, which h s o-"of th‘- nl-int 1- I Ftm prizes comparatively lew, and the pastix.c £eQ . IS u *]_ ,_, IV been careful be promulgat for we will do our best to please iu tuten- •ug and prices. RANDALL & CO. Oci 20-7-tf. .■AS. J. fuss, BOBT. W. XORTH. T. T. BOHAXAX . j |~| of Boots and Shoes ever brought to FL ASS, NORTH & CO., j market and as they come direct uom DAMAGE TO THE PLAXTIXG IXTEREST. The intelligence from all points on the Ten- | nvssce river is of such a character v ,1 • , ! it almost certain the greatest loss Nos. 64.65, Go, 67, 65, 63, 70, 72 A 74 V ash; n^g ton : hundreds will not be able to rence mintimc V ^‘^ ge ons or suckers of the mart crcss- Junfe 16-I2m. st., Ney Tcrk. j ^ ,, ut tacir hmds m cul.Uuuea. 0:111 ! his mind as he sits watching his float or FOBCTTSSHOEHOUSE. - Ga. ,. -t. J »ill enrich tUeir (mas. aud u ™ h j d u np . mll !d ^ | SNtVcoV. His rod «4 lino «. amply ar- But the prospect lo-sks gh-omy. Tiie London Engineer do;-s not think the At lantic cable will be serviceable much longer.— It says: jffc How long the Atlantic cables wifi last be fore an accident ecciiis, is a rnatteWaf sbrne speculation. NVe shall ! ■■ a. ton., bed 1* two years p u-s without an interruption. Repair ■; cl, it would seem. 1 e p isfdble, if carefully peri, rmed ; but tiie fate of the Algerian cable, of exact similar pattern, and which has been entirely abandoned, u;uet, to any reflecting mind, be a warning that a cable of that pattern will not remain f rever in such a condition as to admit of repair, while the sudden 1 -iFire ol c:-xies is deep water—as if broken b\ tn-eir ov.n w.sght and dec .v at the edge ot sx 'marine ,t per- of- l! sated. The u|)proi.iri.-.ti ms voted by the 2d Session of the 3:'ih ti' Tigress, to pay for the current expenses of the Government during the coming year, and to supplj the deficiencies of the last fiscal period, am-unt to the pretty little sum of $14-1,783.937 64. Of this the Army takes S23.SSL Hi': the Navy S16,794,244. The r i indulges in a lengthy revie^ of >. i,c .; gO to It: ifee Up the stuii total. Amoi • them is $206,048 lor ].rinti , i' , tr<- Congressional Globe, which nobo dy ro..ds : sSO.UOO for the distribution of seeds, vh’i A r..body wants; and over $2.00O,00u to that vi-.i-r.tifle of old ciiaps. Pob. Doc., whose lumber fills every li -r... x in t!:e i m 1. The priming '.if greeuba-.:.-. : :sz00,9tiu ; tne note and F.-.i;: account C-.-jis 2.0-R. teste wude for lighting the Cap:to! ;..:d White Hon.-'.. S50.000 i- paidtenotwith-C- ’.idling the quantity of gas generated in the Congressional rebuts. Musr Biiar ir.— An indignant- planter tells the 5ii-.-i.'dppi Index something of his experi- en.-.- v.iib f.ewiuic-it iia laborers. “ If Caesar,” says he, “complain? of a pain hi i misery, and ' straightway CculareE hofll noi go to t..erimi-l unless t.'asar 'roe.-.. Tfi*s <! noralize.j J ( *ur>, who l«.gets cl:.-:- it.sific- 40 bafels New Orleans Syrup ; 20 hogsheads Cuba Molasses : 10 barrels “ 40 bags Rio Coffee; 40 bags Sugar—various grades; 100 boxes Chemical Olive Soap. ALSO FACTORY YARNS, 8, 10 and 12. A. K SEAGO, Fire-Proof Building, Corner Mitchell and Forsyth Strs. Atlanta, Ga.. March IC-tf. who OcHi’ -X lion in Jed. r>Gl JNO. O. WBITNS General Insurance Agency. Fire, Inland, Life & Accident, ■ Insurance Effected and Losses Promptly Paid . Office at Me Gamy k Co’s. Drug Store, Franklin Buildings, Alabama Slr't., Atlanta, Ga. Refers to Rev. Jame3 Stacy, and J. J. Pis- NYe are re see the 1 -ir, old Jc of fei brceiiville Street, Newnan, Ga., GROG EXLS Whitehall, St., Atlauta, } $1GX OF FIG FOOIi^m , . . , fr T JJAYE On hand the largest and best s.ock t-.rti.e vaaoys 'Ur.1 - du-. tions. eastern Manufactory's will be ofieicu to co try Merchants at New Yo:i: prices -Leigh: CORX IX THE CITY. The greater portion of the com in the city islvm tctallv ruined by being saturated — tificiai combinations of nis ncrvu-is .-y-iepi. A bite thrills every fibre of bis frame, acce.-.-ra the circidat; xn of bis blood, and even quickens the periitatic motion of his bowels. Lav your finger gently upon an angler s aadea. B. NV. Force, formerly of Charleston, >. C.. will be pleased to see his former customers, i Oct 20-7-12m. -ci.., , r .-6-'-As have been spreading it out and ■ pulse when engaged in his avocation. _ x ‘" ' ud exposed tc ifieair; but ■ abstraction he will be uncon- 'us ot rour Rats Eating Hogs.—A core -p m ffint of the , p Auburn Advertis-.-r. writing f.mn Summer HOI ’ 'tu. o. savs that John W. Hayden, who lives on the farm of Daniel J. SL ; .v, ha ; a number of Logs, weighing some two bun x.-.-l pounds each, which were kept in a pen aud found one c; the hogs dead, having actually been kill land p •nydevoure I y rats. < h* the foil ; h g evening the rats again att.i the r.cn, i.uu- ringanother ot *he hogs quite .-er: msly. -Niter the second raid ci t .e o ferocious verndiyit wao deemed a-:.i.-unle to rc-move ti; - remaining hogs in or ier to > ive ti. .. if.and they were according!v tnmsmrred :o other quarters. ‘-’ i some other hand Iracm, : ■ ■ , 't are r.t n r-t md- -ox. Esq., Newnan, Georgia, 'the i.ti .'ijucy of one.— j Aug. 11-50-1 y. 3ED, bii* T 8«Cd to :aits t unt ci allowed t< v rascals ecd ever}* itimscif (‘ uldn't bold fcts temper j TryviTES her friends visiting the city of At under such aggravations- up. sir—gone up. . ilip IUVLU, Dll, ana t / * a tiding like pests over f their tiini—why, Mis. E. Johnson Ihe country’s gone j J ]antii _ t0 ca n a t her Boarding House, c: venient to tue ousintss portion of the mty and coioied woman hr — • Depot, at the corner of Forsyth and Peters : -A E- I in Richmond, J streets, where they can be accommodated • i Lffiffigi to mourn ! with board and bedding, [Jan 5-tf. ueu ily once in:.rex ■A. KEROSENE and GAS STOVES! f i, t V I have examined during the day touch, and the instant the float bobs you 1. ,.r,- enrooted that they will 1« total- ; feel the artery bound. In short, there i- fi-el the artery NO oxen are killed each week to v of New York with meat. The lay - . ^ck, of Massachusetts. th. iM n appoint 1 : f .ovemor i for Bui- A GREAT CHANCE FOE AGENTS.; 7 HO SOAP! NO WATER!! NO SLOP An- now receiving and will keep constantly Brown’s Gl&ss Cleaning Polish. --ud a complete assortment of Family Applies. Corn, Meal, Flour, Rice,Bacon, Lard, - 1 ’-' Iren Nails, Salt, Sugar. Coffee and all °-rtr goods usually kept iu their line, to which --Midi the artention of their friends and ' - i -die generally, and promise to use their s: c-xeriion to satisfy all who may show a -'-'ffioa to favor them with their patronage. Patented October 10. 1S6d. His Excellency Governor Orr will return to Columbia from Jnncr.^oii. th s week. At i-> ru- 'mored, with some show of foundation, that he will call an extra session of tne Columbia hetes. TEA AND COFFEE BOILERS, GLUE POTS, OIL CANS, &c., icc. ,\- -au, Ga., January 26-tf. per practical worth, convenience and economy.- Indispensable to all housekeepers, hotel keep ers, store keepers, Friae 30 cents per box. Liberal discount to the trade. Address C M. BROWN, Jan. 26-3ci. No. 74 Bleecker str.. N. Y THE TELEGRAPH. All the lines leading from the city arcteovn. r'Ut gv c rv exertion is being made to put them worlnng order. On Saiurdaj Mr. fowler “ himself temporarily at the Chica- __ and resumed oonnecnon with " It is expected repairs will be them out with £ sure he does yun, MrteiSh 44p^"w ere mto ijti.'f£%££ £ SSStt" ; S. The rise was so sudden and nnex- p prepared; boats were angeL —Dotty U-es? _A.il the Cooking for a family may‘ r @g £rt;f“be done with Kerosene Oil. or Gas,“^^ with les3 trouble and less expense, SBSJ;- Km*®» ° : Each Article manufactured by this Company ts j guaranteed to per± 'orm all that is claimed for it. We have known ver- ex-mU-iiy p-:--ns to iffi :Z e taken from them, the• gluten yeania- ( - U , or FnmvillJ *gs*Send for Circalar.-®t ventilate their vexation in a volley ot promne id aad the a ,,. r , white bone is kept to be work-. The wafer rose in the HoL on at Knouville , discoant to the trade, expletives on sachocneks. Let us nope mat. ed op iQto parasol handies. : during the recent ir«he., rorty-three met nvc { jr£T> 0 s E NE LAMP HEATER CO. when the ministering angel, report, cases ^oi; « . — ; inches, DJ accurate mea-uremen- ! J an . 2-tf. 206 Pearl Street, N. Y. this nature in Heaven’s Chancery, * “ ” completed to-morrow. XAEROW ESC ATIS. the flood. The rise peeled that but rew were Bar
