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" prB USHKD WEEKLY EVERY SATURDAY BY J. A. WELCH. . c WOOTTEN, VfOOTTEN & WELCH, Pr oprie tors. WOOTTKN, Editor. tehms of subscrip iion . THE NEWNAN HERALD. vol. in isrEWjsrA.isr 5 gueorguea., Saturday, april g, isgy. [NO. 30. Cjre ftaan C0PT one rear, payable in advance, $3.00 T a!* months,..." “ ce inon hs, “ “ 1. Jo 0-e f0 F ■OPT til V %' will be allowed an extra copy. .- numbers complete the Volume.) JT LAST!!*®* . . w n ow offering at mv old stand on Green- | : i;lc street, anew and well selected stock of dry GOODS, &c , Consisting of Oilicoes, Worsteds. DeLnites, RcJ White and Opera Flannels, Canton and Salsbury do Kentucky and N. Carolina Jeans, (jasitners, Satinets, Jeans, Linseys, _ i; nobed and Brown Shirtings, Ticking, j f .;V’j Lir.eng, Swiss and Jackonet Muslins, n'-v". 3 , Ladies' and Misses’ Skirts, U ii-”-: and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, ilosery and Gloves, and Boys’ Boot3 and Shoes, Misses and Children’s Sboe3, EDWARD WILDER'S FAMOUS Stomach Bitters. y.-dar Water Buckets, Men L Huts and Caps, Crockery and Glass Ware, Painted and Buckets, Tubs and Brooms, pile-', Snap and Blind Bridles, . Bu fgy Collars, p ( . r D v Whips and Hames, Unibre Table H )0 C-iffi Pad Lock Patent Cloth, Pocket Cutlery, ana Sad Irons, tinges, Screws and Butts, PRESIDENT S VETO MESSAGE. HIS REASONS FOR RETURNING THE SUPPLEMENTAL BILL TO CONGRESS WITHOUT HIS APPROVAL. To the Home of Representatives :— I have considered the bill entitled “An act supplementary to an act entitled ‘An art to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States,’ passed March 2. lt*G7, and to facilitate restoration.’’ and now return it to the House of representatives witn my objec tions. This bill provides for the elections in the ten States brought under the operation of the orig inal act to which it is supplementary. Its de tails are principally directed to the elections for the formation of the State Constitutions ; but by the sixth section of the bill “all elec tions’’ in these States, occurring while the original act remains in force, are brought with in its purview. Referring to the details, it will lie found that, first of all, there is to be a registration of the voters. No one whose name has not been admitted on the list is to be allowed to vote at any of these elections. To ascertain who is entitled to registration, refer ence is made necessary, by the express lang uage of the supplement, to the original act and to the pending bill. The fifth section of the original act provides, as to voters, that they shall lie ‘male citizeus-of the State, twenty-one years old and upwards, of whatever race, color or previous condition, who have been residents ' This is the gen- lake great pleasure in saying that the effect do-1 qualification, folio wed, however, bv many sired has been obtained in every case I was first. e * ceptiont:> \ 0 one can be registered accor- to introduce them into this part of the country, , i; , •. i:_ i and knowing their properties recommended tlum * l W •*} ordinal a ,, . 1 | higlilv, feeling assured that neither I nor my j franchised tor participation in t*.. rebellion, 1 friends would be disapi -luted in their effects. ' 1 a provision which left undetermined the ques i Hoping they meet with the success they so ! tion as to what amounted to richly merit, I am Fennsvi vunia as ~ I e millions of our fel- with no alternative m Ohio as in Virginia, North Carolina. When I con tempi t- : low-citizens of the Sov*. ^ ^ left but to impose upo.' themselves this fear-1 they who deliberately sUuor&l to death sixty ful and untried experim<-nt < f complete negro ! thou.-nmi prisoners of war^who shot or re enfranchisement and whit? disfruncLi-^ment--J duceti io bondage all captiW^wd'iiers of the it may he almost a3 complete—bri submit in-1 colored race; who sought to burn our cities definitely to the rigor of martial law. without ■ through secret agents ; who sent infected ina- a single attribute of freemen, deprived of the j terials into our m; st populous town^tftiestn y sacred guaranties of onr Federal constitution, non-combatants, old men, women aa^Bihiren. and threatened with even worse wrongs, if any by the most loathsome and fatal d^Hp : and worse are possible, it seems to me their condi- ’ who consummated their barbarisriPP^the as- j Senate-. The power to dispose o? the property tion is the* most deplorable to which any peo-, sassination of the mildest of rulers and the j «*f a conquered people is vested in the sovereign nle can be reduced, it is true that they have 1 best of men ? If this is not a “fierce and law-making power of the nation, which in this been engaged in rebellion, and that their ob- i savage enemy.” whom we have a right to re- Republic is Congress. A king of England once ject being a separation or the States and a dis-i dace to absolute submission and dependence, j claimed and exercised the right to dispense solution of the Union, there was an obligation ! point me out one to which the language of 1 with an act of Parliament. Rut the Parlia- restin" upon every loval citiu- n to treat them Mattel will apply. You would do great injns- \ ment vindicated its rights, and by an act 11 Ws., as enemies, and to v.age war against their j tice to those wild savages who owed us no ai-j 111) declared all such pardons and charters Rates of Advertising. Advertisements inserted at $1.50 per squa* (of teu lines or space equivalent,) for first ins?r • tion. and 75 cents for each subsequent in sertlon. Monthly or semi-monthly advertisement! inserted at the same rates as for new advertise ments, each insertion. Liberal arrangements will be made w»tt those advertising by the quaiter or year, the All transient advertisinents must be paid stinate enemy.” whom it is a duty to tame j Suppose the delinquent were an alien enemy, and punish. Our future safety requires stern j and as such hi-* land or property was ordered ja»tiee.' Hu ■ to be seized by r.n act of Congress; could “ What more “ savage or fierce people” than I President dispense with that law by bis sovc- j lor when handed in. reign power, and arrest the forfeiture in its] The money for advortiseir.g due after the transit to the Treasury ? The lieiliuerent has first insertion, been truilu of no crime as belligerent of which the Executive could absolve him. Neither the ~ ” T . war-making power nor the power to make peace \ POWELL Sc STALLLliOS, is in the President. The power to declare war j is vested in Congress alone. The power to ixttot lioyi make peace rests with the Preset READ THE FOLLOWING HOME EVIDENCE of its medicinal virtue and try it in your own ] family circle: La Grange. Ga, Jan. 17,19G7. j Edward Wilder, Esq.: Dear Sir : Having used vmir Bitters extensive- ' Iv with my patients for the last three months, I! of sai 1 State for one year.” tilt, ULt VI O UiJI Al. X CO-- Ail- UOv J/lLlGilLC til authorize ue to take this property by onr sore? 1 pardon or otherwise, can wrest this property reign power ; hy a law, now to be passed. We J from the Government, yet it is melancholy that lSII 5ive3, Cotton Cards, File?, Nails, Axes, Spades and Shovels, lj;, K Sione, C ipper.is, Indigo, Madder, fiaice, Pepper, Ginger, Soda, Starch, Epsom Salts, Miccoboy Snnff. Table Salt, (Biec-o. Sugar, Syrup, Tobacco, Powder, Gun C ip.= and Tubes, (i •», n Yarns, and a great many Notions vi.-r things loo tedious to mention. j>n."iiin'* Books, Almanacks for 18‘j7 p 1 ,.,,.- Ink, Gillott’s Steel Pons, [■ lar Pencils, Envelopes, <fcc. •jj „f which will be sold low for C tr.lC.Y3H ONLY. Buy and Sell Country Produce. deceive and Sell any Goods on Consignment. .; ink ful to all my old friends and custom- - ■ r past favors, and hope to see 1 receive a liberal patronage fro ('(truer Opposite TI. J. Snrycnt's Greenville Street. Newnan, Ga. J. T. KIRBY. !'.!. HUNTER, Salesman. • wit It Johnson & Garrett. November 10-12m Furs very trulv, D. H. MORRISON, M. D. Cotton Plant, Ark., Dec. 4. 18C7. Mr. Edward Wilder: Dear Sir: It is with great'pleasure that I say I believe the Bottle of your Bitters you gave me, in all probability, saved my life. They certainly i.uice, by pointing to those who perp*eiratetl void, and that no “dispensation by non obstante Inflexiblv opnosed to anv movement imper- 1 the massacre of Wyoming ; or i-> t’ue Caman- ! of or t.» any statute or any part.thereof be al illing the integrity of the Government, I did ! ches or the wild Indians of the West, or the : lowed.” Hare we the courage and the virtue not hesitate to urge the adoption of all ineas- ] fierce tribes of the Oronoco—and yet you seize . of our British ancestors? urcs nccessarv for the suppression of the insur-! Uneir lands and expel them from their native : “But. sit the most, the pardons extend to ration. After a long and terrible struggle the ! c-ountry. j but fourteen thousand out of seventy thousand efforts of the Government were triuuiphuiitly “But it matters not wliat you may think of j wealthy belligerents. While there is not the successful, and tlie people cf the South, sub- the act of July 17. 1SB2. The laws of war least pretence in law that the President, hv mitting to the stern arbitrament, yielded for ever the issues of the col test. Hostilities ter-., ... . . _ , „ minat-'d soon after it be< n " mv dut>' to assume have a sqltdued enemy in our power : we h ive i tJR' Ex*-« utive should confederate with traitors, th r* sis-nsible -Flxeeative * all tlieir property and lives *t onr dispos:il.-- an«t on his own act anM by his own individual Officer of the Republic, atm i at once endeavor- j No peace lias been found. No terms <d peace rrsp visibility attempt to take billions out of ed to repress and control the passions which ’ or of reconciliation have been yet proclaimed, : Treasury of the United States to enrich bloody our civil strife had engendered and no longer re- unless the proclamation of the President can j traitors; to impose burdens on the loyal men gardin'T these erring iniiii ns as enemies, again ! make peace or war. The Constitution denies : who risked life and property to save the nation acknowleo-ed t ln-m ;is oar friends and country- j him any power in either caee. Then, unless [ that fawning rebels might live in affluence and men The war had accomplished its objects ;. Andrew Johnson be king, the terms of peace the nation was saved ; and that seminal prin- are yet :o be proclaimed. Among those terms, as we have shown, we have a right to impose confiscation of all their property—to “impov erish” them, as Andrew Johnson has told us; to “divide their large farms, and sell them to industrious m common sens* at 3L»aw f esijent and the t NEWNAN, ...GA. f Wf ILL practice in the several Courts of Law V V and Equity in the Tallapoosa and Cow eta Circuits, and in the Tnited S:ates District Court for the State of Georgia. Special attention given to the compromising and collecting of Old Claims, and Administra tion. Conveyancing, &c. All business entrusted to them will receive prompt and faithful attention. JOHN W. POWELL, J. E. STALLINGS. Newrtan, Ga. Senoia, Qa. March 9-12:n. IT WILL CURE DYSPESIA, LIVEIl COMPLAINT, And all species of Indigestion, Intermitten Fever, and Fever and Ague. And all periodical disorders. It will give im mediate relief in COLIC AND FLUX. It will cure COSTIVENESS. It is a mild and delightful invigorant for delicate Females. It is a safe Anti-Bilious Alterative and Tonic i the ques- c |p] e G f mischief which, from the birth of the ,chisement, j Government, had gradually but inevitably and whether, without a judicial sentence, the i brought on the rebellion, was totally eradi- act itself produced that effect. The Supple- , ca ted. mental bill superadds an oath to be taken by I Then, it seemed to me, was the auspicious] every person before his name can be admitted ! f !me to'commence the work of reconciliation; ] upon the registration, that he has “ not been ti }C11 -when the people sought once move our ; disfranchised for participation in any rebellion . hip am! protection, 1 considered it our ; or civil war against the United States.’ j duty generously to meet them in a spirit ot 1 thus imposes upon every person the necessity j chrerity and forgiveness, and to conquer them effectually by the magnanimity of an by the force cf its arms. I yet be- t if the policy of reconciiRation then rated, and which contemplated an early ion of these people to all their political Almost every man—the negro as well as the ! rights, hadreceived the support of Congress, ! white—above twenty one years of age, who j ct ? cr j, 0 ne of these ten states, and all their peo- j was resident in these ten states during the re- j pj e> 'would at this moment be fast anchored in •" ' hellion, voluntarily or involuntarily, at seme ; ,j ie Union, and the great work whichgave the | time and in some way, did participate in re- . W ar all its sanction, and made it just and holy sistance to the lawful authority of the General- would have been accomplished. Government. The question with the citizen] Then, over all tlie vascand fruitless regions to whom this oath is to be a fearful one ; for which the clare that perjury may be assiguc** **.>* | pnvect oi me rignus gumsiijn,.. •*; “‘k7..V, t false swearing, nor fix any penalty tor the of- ’ ’ glorify him. But even if all those now par doned were beyond our reach, there are still several thousands' who are not shielded by these potential charters. That will suffice for the small sum winch this bill requires. i “ Withofit impeaching the motives of the This is strict law and good \ President, it is the duty of Congress, in vindi- Xow, then, without reference i cation of its proper rights and prerogatives, to to anv former act, we have a right to seize the ' declare tli.it he has arrogated to himself powers property named in this bill, and ten times ] and attempted to do and enforce acts for which more. You behold at your feet a conquered ] he can find no warrant in the Constitution and foe, an atrocious enemy. Tell him on what | laws of the nation. Invested as he is with the terms he mav arise and depart or remain loyal. ] comma ml of ihe armv and navy, with ali the But do not embrace him too hastily. Be sure ! executive powers of the different depart be proposed must be 0 f t ’ue South, peace and its blessings would thousands would annually be deposited die bill does not de- j hrve prevailed, while now millions are ue- ] crc p unknown graves. Such is alread e assigned for such ! p r } V ed of the rights guaranteed by the Consti- • course G f their rebel murderers ; and it i first that there is no dagger in his girdle.” He thus treats of tlie treatment of the negro: “Withhold from them all their rights, and leave them destitute of the means of earning a livelihood, the victims of the hatred or cupid- of the rebels whom they helped to conquer, and it seems probable that the war of races might ensue which the President feared might a riett frv,n-> L ;,„1 tr*mlm**nt unrt th/> rt-cL >r:i tlr ill of their rights. I doubt not that Hundreds ot in se al v the powers ot tne imierent departments, I if he should be permitted to usurp still further : powers, and take control of the States and the j organization of Congress, is there not danger j that some future Executive, some ambitious I Csesar. will cross the Rubicon, and march his | legions upon tlie capital? While protecting the President in the exercise of al! his logiii- ruaU times of national pat .ilO'J peri fence, wc must not forget that martial law pre vails, that every person is answerable to a mil itary commissidn, with-mt previous pY Cnt- ment by a grand jury, for any charge that may be made against him; and that the supreme authority of the military commander deter mines the question as to what is an offence, and what is to The fourth section of the bill orovic tuition to every citizen, and aUer nearly two i w ; t q impunity. years of legislation find tnemseives place* 1 uo- j ^ ^ ueg y on whether modem literature can Iv THE TOMLINSON, PEMAUEST CO. G20 Broadway, Now York, Have associated with them aVEr. TaT". NA7". NTtTooclruif, Tonnerly an Extensive Dealer in Carriages and Buggies, the commanding general of each district shall; ed : _ i, • _ p,, DU p -joint as many boards of registration as may ; “It men would enjoj tne blcsangs ot iv.pno consisting of three loyal officers ] lican Government tn-nu apj be necessary, ‘ ry^Republic—a°Government supported only : furnish a passage rivalling the fo 1 lowing: by the sword,” was nearly a quarter of acen- | “ Have they not a right to if ? I do not pronounced by Webster, j speak of their fidelity and service in this bloody ' ‘ ~ * *• -* • | war _ j put it on the score of mere lawful j earnings. They and their ancestors have toil- j ed, not for years, but for ages, without one j farthing of recompense. They have earned tor | their masters tins very land and much more. ! Will not he who denies them compensation now be accursed, fur he is an unjust man ? Have we not unon this subject the recorded uy tnry since pronounced by when speaking of tlie South American as “a movement indeed, but a retrogad* Daniel tales, and >e the measure of punishment, j disastrous movement from the regular and old ies “that 1 fashioned monarchical systems,” and he adu- SCHEDTJLE OF THE A. & W. P. K. Rp L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. day imssesger. Leave Atlanta - - 7 20 a. H. Arrive at Newnan - - - - 9 tfl “ Arrive at West Point - - - 12 10-*. K. Leave West Point 1- 50 “ Arrive at Newnan- - - - - 3 83 ‘ Arrive at Atlanta 5 50 “ night rasnstesn. Leave Atlanta - C 00 p. If. Arrive at Newnan 9 00 “ Arrive at West Point- - - - 12 25 a.m. Leave West Point 1 45 “ Arrive at Newnan - - - - - - 5 10 “ Arrive at Atlanta 8 15 “ GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. t govern them- ounsel and con ed to any regular graduate EDWARD WILDER, Sole Proprietor. placed upon the register, and from their detis- i ion there is tube no appeal. They are to su- { prrintend the elections, anil to decide all ques- i tions which may arise. They are to have the return of custody of the ballots, and to make i ii o nerson elected. Whatever frauds or errors the point All that is left for the commanding general is to receive the returns of tne elections, open the same and ascertain who are chosen “accor ding to the returns of the officers who conduc ted'said elections.” By such means, and with this sort of agency, are the conventions of del egates to be constituted. As tlie delegates arc to speak for the people, j books. Wherever this lessen is n practised there can be no political freedom— absurd, is it, a scoff an i a satire on iree forms of constitutional liberty for forms of Govern ment to be prescribed bv military leaders, and duties, and. in I making large allow uwaoinn legamy: grearrurc sitounr oe iukci* that he does not draw to himself all the powers | of Government, and thus enable him to be- .- . j come a despot. This is one of the sacred du- is t one i Congress, which if they fail to discharge they deserve the severest censure, f->r they be tray a nation : nay more, they betray the cause of universal liberty. To maintain this position is difficult, and requires great fortitude and moral courage. How* apt is poor human nature to yield to the smiles or the frowns of power ! How difficult to determine to cast from you all chance of influence and patronage! Ilow dif ficult to resist the temptation of office and emolument! And yet all this must be done, or this great people, instead of being free, will be come the heritage of tyrants. t clteS of this Union have cast off their acknowledg- un- iti- thetn Con- It uted American slavery has been the worst. God. J to the provision to admit new States or to the through no pretended, but a true Moses, led j clause guaranteeing republican forms them out a Red se Leave Augusta Le ive Atlanta Arrive at Augusta.... Arrive at Atlanta night tassen Leave Augusta Leave Atlanta Arrive at Augusta.... Arrive at Atlanta.... G.30 A. M. 8.30 A. M. 6.00 P. M. 5.30 P. M. G.30 P. M. 0.15 A. M. 7.00 A. M. URGE FRESH ! • • no pretenuea, out a uue *m*«*>, *'•>* |0.iu« LuiM.uu-.-.*ii 0 it of bondage, as in onr case, through eminent; in either case Congress is the only •a. at the cost', as in our case, cf the power authorized to act; so has the Supreme EDWARD WILDER & CO., I thev may commit must pass without redress.— Wholesale Druggists, No. 215 Main Street, Marble Front, Lewisville, Kentucky. i when position in the Union. The banners vinca now seem so obstinate must yield to the force of an enlightened and just public opinion, ana sooner or later unconstitutional and oppressive legislation will be. effaced from our statute When this shall have been consum manded the men and women to borrow their confiding neighbors “jewels of silver and jewels of gold and raiment.” ^They obeyed | him amply, and spoiled the Egyptians, and i went forth full banded. There was no blas phemer :hen to question God s decree of con- This doctrine then was not “Satanic. AT G RIF FIX AXP ATLANTA, GA. "non the purpose of supplying Merchants and i 1‘km ere at the South, by wholesale or retail, Mit-li any style of Carriages, Buggies or rianta- t-ion Wagons, . ... Mr. Woodruff's long experience m the carnage Uren , - - will t noble us to give sat isfaction in sup plying good, substantial work, such as tue eovm- ] try demands, at as low prices as can possibly t-s tarnished for cash. Wo will keep constantly on j laud LIGHT CONCORD BUGGIES, ire t'S'ne as- formerly sold by Mr. Woodruff, and i"V.ch became so nniv. really popular all through the South, as the best Buggy in use. THE woodbtjff 4 ggj™For sale wholesale' or retail by IZHniViWE S' FOX. CORNER WHITEHALL & ALABAMA -STR-S. ATLANTA, GA. October 20-7-l2m. t T. BABBITT’S STAR YEAST POWDER 1{. Litjht buscuit or any kind of cake may b_ with this “Yeast Powder” in lo minutes. required when sveet muk is B. T. BABBITT, maac No shortening rill send a sample package, free, by mail. ffi wi on reeeiiit of 15 cents to pay postage. , j 1 Noe. 04 to 74 Washington st., A. York. Jure 1G-T2m. f> ancliisement leaves open to the board of offi cers, the great body of the people may be ex cluded from the polls, and from all opportuni ty of expressing their own wishes, or voting for delegates wlio v>*ill faithfully reflect tncu sentiments. . . I do not deem it necessary further to inves tigate the details of this bill. No considera- taoi could indues; me to give my approval _ to such an election law for any parjxise ot framing the constitution of a Shite. If ever the Amer ican citizen should be left to the free exercise of bis own judgment, it is when he is engaged in the work of framing the fundamental law under which lie is to live, lliat work is Ins and cannot properly be taken out of his ana „ . . ,, c 'tete the rights which that Constitution se cures. ~ _ ANDREWJJOHNSON. Washjxgto.x, March 23, 18b *. From the National Intelligencer. CoRRscation. SPEECH OF TIIADDEU3 STEVENS. Not having room for the entire speech of about fatted calves Here is his idea of mercy: “This bill is very merciful toward a cruel, outlawed belligerent, who, when their armies were dispersed, would gladly have compromised „ . i if their lives were saved. Those who will be Air. Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, mane e ff ec t e ti by this bill will not exceed .seventy in the House of Representatives yesterday, in j thousand out of a population of six million Confederat quered power,'the President, as Commander-in- Chief, may hold them in military rule until the sovereign power of the nation declares by what laws they snail be governed. Sovereignty rests with the people, and is exercised through their representatives in Congress. assumed not only conquered States, re the force of laws decrees, whereby be entitle them to Union. He has r government with- if God is just and omnipotent ? It may come j out their consent and without the consent-of in the shape of plagues or of intestine wars— | Congress. He has allowed a small minority of race against race, the oppressed against the * tj ie lr votes to register his constitutions, and oppressor. But come it will. Seek not to di- without submitting them to the ratification of vert our attention from justice by a puerile cry if his confiscation bill, we make ex- After some work, and cannot properly tie taKen ouc oi ms , en0l ,rii to show its animus, hands 4.11 this legislation proceeds upon the | t.ac^ euoi = contrary assumption, that the people of each preliminary remarks, he announce of whites, for this is a people of aristocrats and subjects—of a proud nobiiity, and a cringing, poor peasantry. Those seventy thousand per- 1 hre P'Urpose J g O 0g C wn about three hunured and ninety mil- j lion acres of land out of the five hundred millions in the Confederate Stares. This, togeth- the people, he has ‘declared them legitimate organic laws an*l the States “ reconstructed, lie has imperiously required of Congress to tre it them as equal iri their rights to the loyal States, without inquiring whether they are entitle,l t.* representation, and dogmatically informed them that their only power is “each House for itself to inquire into the qualification and election of members who presented them selves and claim their seats.” If his order is not obeyed he obstructs legislation and “for bids” Congress to pass laws in the absence of such members. What more could a king^do but placet lie crown upon his head? The king of England, for one hundred and fifty years, i has not attempted to oppose his single will to ‘ the will of the nation, and veto a bill which had passed the Parliament of the realm. The latter part of his speech attempts to smooth over the policy cf Mr. Lincoln in re gard to Louisiana, and abounds in eulogy of a man whom he was wont to denounce while A_. K. SEA-GO, VTIiAVXl, GA., IS NOW RECEIVING 31 casks Bacon Sider, Shoulders and Hams— all new, well cured ; G tierces canvassed sugar-cured Hams; 34 casks bulk or salt Tort, ready for the smoke, cheaper than Bacon, including clear skies, clear ribbed sides, shoulders and hams; 60 barrels and tierces new Leaf Lard ; 40 kegs new Leaf Lard r 50 cans Lard; 1500 bushels Oats-; 300 bags Liverpool and Virginia Salt; 500 barrels of Flour, all grades ; 5000 bags Com ; ijOQ bales Ha} , 1000 bushels of Meal-fresh ground — bolted and unbolted; 100 bushels Barley ; livin; Kentucky Politics.—-The people of Kentucky themselves into three political PLWTATIO^ For TWO, FOUR and SIX HORSES, can be fur nished by special order. Address all orders to June 1G- TOMLINSON, PEMAREST CO., 6-12m, 620 Broadway, ^Now j oik. B T. BABBITT'S BEST MEDICINAL SAL- EllATCS, “made from common salt. - Bread made with tliis Saleratus contains, when baked, nothing but common^it, waier and flour. 65,^67.63,^1.^^., Junk l(*-12m. W Ur peopl he opinion of Congress |^property of the nation. j On the pardoning power he discourses as ful- the Conititution of a; ;-xo this issue I desire to devote the small ; publican?” The original j , f mv life. I desire to make the is-1 lows - , estion. It is universal ne * * ,-Vbefore the people of mv own State, and j “I must take tne liberty to deny thare .j j l;liYe divided . which ihe Fetlerai j B:,, , A'j - f tlie j^ ue w ' cre to extend to , pardon, or any other power vested in t.ie r re.- : with reference to the coming elections. should be glad_u_tne i*-ue wire t __ J L, t oan withdraw these forfeited estates ,‘- t th&re i 3 the Democratic party, m which •' AS. M. GLASS. KOBT. W. NORTH. T. T. BOH AX AN. GLASS, NORTH & CO., Greenville Street, Newnan, Ga., OROC EHS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, B T. BABBITTS LABOR-SAVING SOAP. . This Soap is made from p’are ana ek-n , repulfficanfem o-neeiallv adapted -for woolen.-, wnich will not tabfish- shrink after being washed with this t>o-P- 1: only necessary mav be used in hard or salt water. I'. willremore * to the original na mt crease, tar and stains of all knid^. u i.e t - tut j 0Q shall & warranted equal to two pounds oremaxy ; &u lv I....;:--.«-r> riirvctions sent with ia*.a oar ior , idsome soft soap from have the qualim.it Each bar is wrapped in Fniiiiv soap. Directions sent makrvMhree gallons handsome sott soap from ra - pound of this Soap. Each bar is wrapi>ed in j Sar containing full directions for use. pnn- Are now receiving and will keep constantly * {Yu English and German. A-k your grocer on hand a complete assortment of Family I for : B. T. Babbitt’s ^ff^nd toko no other. Supplies, Corn. Meal. Flour. Rice.Bacon. Lard, j ^ ^ ^ 63. 6b, 70, 72 A 74 Washington , Oats, Iron. Nails, Salt, Sugar. Coffee and all ~ June 16-I2m. other goods usually kept iu their hue, to which i " ihev solicit the attention of their friends and 70 Tons of Baugh’s Raw Bone Super Phosphate; r « 40 barels New Orleans Syrup , 20 hogsheads Cuba Molasses ; 19 barrels “ “ 40 bag. - ? Rio Coffee ; 40 bags Sugar—various grades, 100 boxes Cheufical Olive S<)ap ALSO FACTORY YARNS, 8, 10 and 12. A. K. SEAGO, Fire-Proof Building, Corner hlitcneli ciml. Forsyth Sirs* Atlanta, Ga., March lS-tr; JNO. C. WHITNEH’S General Insurance Agency. Fire, Inland, Life & Accident, Insurance Effected and Losses Promptly Paid. Office at McCains k Co'3. Drug Store, Franklin Buildings, Alabama Str’i., Atlanta, Ga. Refers to Rev. James Stacy, a sox. Esq.. Newnan, Georgia. Aug. 11-50-1 y. New Yore tors of delegates. . here meant clearly appears m tlreturn ^relwentvS vea“cdd an-f upward, of; whatever rice, cider or ^'io^ conditum.; h:ive been resident ‘^^^ection.” j FORCE’S SHOE HOUSE St~ Atlaata, €Ja. the public generally, and promise to use their j Wilitchall, ^ jfjQ BOOTS utmost exertion to satisfy all who may show a On^and the iurgest and t>est stock disposition to farer them with tbr : r patronage. 1 H 'of Boots and Shoes ever brought to this Newnan, Ga., Jauuarv 26-tf. rnirKet and as they come uirect .-om ’ | S£rn Manufactories will be offered re^coun- T WO months after date application will be j lr J Merchants at New York p made to the Ordinarv of Carroll coiintv i added. Pharleston. S. C., fc»T. to sell the tea cstito of B. S. Tain el, B. IV. Foaa, foimerij of CtarteKO ^ Hte of said countv, deceased. 1 be P^ ased to sM hl9 foriae March lR-2m fd. J M. GRIFFIN, Adm’r 1 Oct 20-7-12m. of ‘ Deace lire law-making power of the conqueror such pardons may be pieafkd 0t ^ • ^ost 'fix the term. This gives them sufficient P^tonaffi^on, ‘ of eitures vear to «bo d,y of «en Ih.iiAelligetont cW ^ S775 S ' Without these provisions no i trea tment, just as a tribe of savages are . . It declares the which can be framed in anr one ^ treated with more rigor than aviliasd ioes. - - ^ certain belligerents, enemies oi the States wall l>e of any *'’ ul Y' 1 *!? _,.Vf nt ; an 0 -‘ a i “ MTe might make the property oi tae enemy pr E - led states, subject to seizure, and oraeis it then, is the test of what the CoastA ^ : the $4,000,000,000 whicu we nave expen- ^ ^ a pprcr.riated. as enemies’ property, to Mate of this Union must contain tom.^ K _ • as well as the damages inflicted _on loya. _ ;, f th ^ pnited States Government. publican. Measured by few of the States now- have republican constil— - . . r ereise of the constitutional ^aranty claims cress shall secure to every Mate a form of government umveT^l suffi^eJ^r ^ blacks as well as for whites is a - - q . *- a tierce and ravage people , the work of reconstruction may as well begin Brer Gnr Discous-vozd.—Don't get disconr- a o-ed. Who ever gained any-tmng by drawing Y— the oornc-re of his mouth wr.en a cloud over the sun, or letting his heart drop hke TUicrai aso bis shoes when mtsfortane came their property ss that of any enemy who was j AUnv. man, if the world kr.re.-ks you - a; a;™ captured as a' lawful prize. an( ’ joeties past you in it? crre&t race, don t 1 We would be further justified m indicung j P ^ ^ ^ prefWent ^ a pa^on restore j sit whining under people’s feet, dut get u V , rub , J. Pix- LlCE AiTOSO Poultui x contributor to the Ag- ri-aitari.-: »avs that he has discovered that syca more leaves used in qlace of hay or straw mhen a nests, no: ooly proi*.*ct ktL^ iTTiZu lice. otit. r n-; -W vrLJ* .trftshiiig. Lii*' IIOI ZxiC ls<u> n«tS CH— Mr Unisned the vermin from the building. KEROSENE and GAS STOVES! TEV AND COFFEE BOILERS, GLUE POTS, OH> CANS, kc., kc. All the Cooking for a family may-^fl ^^•fcedone with Kerosene Oil, or Gas,*^® 6 : . - . , nfH>nb “ Haw can the i'ref-ident nv a par*ion (tr.t wuuuuk. » .v*—v penaltiesi upon ! th . ^operty thus vested in the United States* your elbow*, and beg,n ag*.m. jgA^-w-itk Ies3 tronole, and les3 expense, g^^than by any other fuel. “i&S Each Article manufactured Iv this Company is guaranteed to perform all that is claimed for it. gaf-Send for Circular. - ^# K&^Uberal discount to the trade. KEP.03ESE LAMP HEATER CO. * j^ n . 2-tf. Pearl Street, N. Y.
