About The Newnan herald. (Newnan, Ga.) 1865-1887 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1867)
ijp Jbuman fettlft. NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Saturday Morning, May 25, 1667. The Commissioners of the M. Linen and Cotton Rags. , V(1 „.ji] p ; ,v at thisoftice tlie highest mavke^ v f , r ch an Linen and Cotton Rags. tf. • Babbitt’S celebrated Potash for Potash- .; c ... t \\'. B. W. Dent's. Ice Cream and Soda Water! Call at ; sent home to South Carolina hi his old mis tress (like many others, impoverished by the j vvar.) who, in his own words, had been os good to him. and whom he loved as a mother. A like faithfulness and liberality must be record ed of Ellen. Surely such an instance speaks for itself!—' t\ ho dues not ieel that the unobtrusive faith- 1 South, took formal leave of the Convention fulness and devotion of these good j>eople are a ! during the evening session of Thursday. Each noble tribute to one who will ever be regarded addressed the Convention in a few brief re- ! by all who knew him, with peculiar affection. ! marks, expressing the gratification his inter- whom his friends admire and cherish for his j course had afforded them, and thanking the | high integrity and noble bearing in public, j Convention for the kindness with which they I and quiet gentleness and refined sympathy in i had been entertained during the process of ne- ! private.—Norfolk Journal. gotiation. They were responded to in the char acteristically dignified and affectionate style of the President, Dr. J. J. Murray The Convention was then allowed a few mo ments' recess, and a warm, sympathetic shak ing of hands ensued. F. H. M. Hsndebsox. .HARRIED, which were lost. It is due, however, to state ' that the last member is a substitute, offers 1 i _ , . . , by the Rev. Mr. Wills, of X. Carolina, for that 1 1,1 w- 1 il r‘ the lota mst., part of the committee’s report. j l ’J N- Slieinutt.J. I. C., Mr. Jonx £. Holbeouks ' The discussion was long and intensely inter- j to Miss Locba 1 ALKV ’att esting. * _ | On the evening of the 21st, at the residence E Church, J 0 f }{ r . Sparks. bv Rev. F. M. Daniel, Dr. O. D. 1 Ssura and Mrs. Mart A. Abbott, all of this citv. Cleburne’s Grave- Marry of our readers will probably remember an incident that occurred at St. John’s Church, T. S. Henry's Drug Store and get your at Ash wood, Tennessee, a few days before the The S;d<>» n is now open. ■ ;—the ladies especiilly. Cured.- S'-e advertisement. All are 35-tf. \ .-ting of some interest has been ss ing for sevend days past in the Baptist. i in this city. ,. y< pkai.s k Co.—These gentlemen gave ,taiuments in this city on the 21st and which were attended by audiences rcspec- . for c haracter and numbers, who seemed disastrous battle of Franklin, where the heroic Cleburne was killed at the head of his com mand. i he following description of the church and incidint alluded to, is extracted from a letter written at Ashwood to a ladv of this city : 0 ° Ashwood is merely a distinguishing I name for a neighlwrhood. A postofiice on on* side of the Mount Pleasant ruau. and an Fpis copal Clmpel on the other, constitute its mule- ; us. 01 the former I have nothing to say —< on- j is a 1. gend that Sulk- Government.—An American lady in Paris went out shopping, and was surprised at buying an elegant silk dress at £15, and could | not account for the low figure until the polite | Frenchman naively reminded her that in her country the “people have the luxury of self- government, you know, and prices are verv high.” Commercial Intelligence. NEW NAN MARKET, Friday, May 24.—Our quotations below exhibit the correct state of the retail market. The Cotton market has bee-a dull and as high a- 18 cents during the week. Tne top of the market to-day is ISc. The quotation should be understoodas ex clusive of tax. Nearly all other markets are quoted to inculde the tax. FRANKLIN & MIHALOVITCH MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IX STOVES, Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Planished and Plain Tin Ware. ?UHS SESffiES IS Mil TIE 1867. JOBBERS IX Tin Plate, Tinners’ Finding, &c. L: aecfced with the latter t may interest you. No -have heard "much of the ivy-mantled cathedral towers of Europe.— They are not mythical. I have not seen them but I have seen the tower of St. John's at Ash wood. English ivy covers it from summit to foundation stone in lavish greenery, in close * r auitis.—Mr. John E. Robinson, of this j embrace, justifying the old poetic idea of affec- j.. ( j,v( -entod us with some wry large* I ^ on in the plant for the thing which supports ,j’. nk s.' delightful to the taste. This fruit ! U * - Thc chunh ’ fI — h s,na11 ’ is sytmaetrical, - -villi the performances. gr-itffi bn hi ripened and ‘ lot. Iiw earlier varieties ume. moktno Tobacco.—Mr. D. P. Woodroof, at ■ .. n!'s, lias presented us with a bundle of ' -iiria tobacco in the leaf, which is very tine. ]l nis also a large lot of Virginia Smoking 'j ob . -Co, in bales, for sale at low figures. '[’j;;: Win: \t Crop.—Advices from all sections tab and adjoining counties, report the wheat is .'.’v more promising. We have heard i f rust or red mould on the blade, in some lo- , dilin;, but the stalk has not been affected, : i;d \:‘> serious injury, it is thought, will result. imiCAL Opehatiox.—On last Saturday wc wit:., ,-snl a very successful operation by Dr. . assisted by Dr. Long, both of this city, f : ( .darnel. The patient, was Mrs. Ward, of r . i d comity. A moment only was consumed ia its removal, and she suffered hut little ;. in At latest accounts Mrs. Ward could see it-ry w 11, and was much rejoiced at being d with sight again. Mult tv •ir. II. E. Smith.—The correspondence, die*I elsewhere, between this gentleman layor Wiley, shows that our former fel- itizen lias effectually interested himself in t of the destitute of this county. The ! Iieartedncss of the Professor and the be- olence of thc good citizens of Carroll coun- Ky.. will long live in the memory of our ] ’■ .;>!*•. We take pleasure in announcing that tie 1 supplies have been received and are being i.ipidly 'listrilmted. in another letter, written the next day, the I'mi* .->sor encloses letters from Mr. Miller, Agent ' : tiir Belief Association at Louisville, which u.nuance that t wo move car loads of corn have i•■•*•!! shipped- making three in all for thc ben efit of the poor of the county. This latter • o:t was donated bv thc Committee of Louis- ■ ille. The them of lh ofessor, however, had informed rue condition of our people. Correspondence. EAr.R0i.LT0X, Ivy., May 10, 1SG7. 'i> Wiley, lion. Mayor of Newiian, Ga.: l\\:r Sir: Sixty sacks (120 bushels) of corn :v snipped l<>-day from this point to S.unl. A. hller. General Agent, &e M .at Louisville, which re to lie forwarded to you for the relief of the nor. Jt is contributed by the citizens of Car- ill county, Ky. ITcase let me hear from you 'lien received. Very truly, II. F. Surra. Council Cham nun, [ Newman, Ga., May 20th, 1SG7. \ Cor 11. F. Smith: * Jhar Sir-A donation of 12-5 sacks corn and '■ box of bacon lias just bo-en received thro’ Sami. Miller. General Agent Southwestern ■ t\, fur this city. Of this, GO sack ami tlie x bacon comes as a donation from tlie good • vie of Carroll county, Ky. Your own inde x-able exertions in behalf of our suffering and of urtniixedGotldc architecture. It stand: upon a knoll, a short distance from the road, in a grand obi wood that the dryads cannot hut love, and breathes out from its dim recess es, the potent influences of silence, of mystery and of indefinable awe. which must have added materially L tlie impressiveness of the cere monial of the Druidicul worship of the Celtic nations. In front of this really beautiful church, Tat Cleburne paused as he was going to glorious death on tlie bloodiest field of the war, and said to his attendants—“How quiet, how peaceful tire spot looks ! It seems to me that Hie dead would sleep well in a place like this.” Thus the hero spake prefiguring words, for af ter that night of carnage before the tiro-gird led works of Franklin, his friends, remember ing his musings before the church of St. John’s bore bis body back to its quiet shades, where it rests with those of Granbury, Staid, and some others of the bravest of the army of Ten nessee, who died lighting by his side. In company with , I visited his grave, and as 1 stood beneath the overhanging trees, dank with recent rain, found myself in voluntarily repeating, and for tlie first time realizing their full significance, thc threadbare lines: “And Ardennes waves above them her green b lives, Dewy with nature’s tear drops as they pass, Grieving, if aught inanimate ever griev es, Over the uirreturning brave.” With uncovered head, I looked upon the lowly resting place of “This inheritor of un fulfilled remnvu”—this (Sidney of the South, and while standing there, the memory of Stone wall Jackson rose up fresh and vivid, inter twining with that of Cleburne. At first I could not understand the association, but in a mo ment 1 recalled certain words of thc great Vir ginian, spoken while en route to the scene of his last earthly triumph, aud all was plain. It was tlie eve of the tight at Chaneellorsville.— Tlie day was sultry and his weary command happened to halt lor a few moments’ rest on ! the barren side of a stream, Hie opposite shore of which was heavily wooded. Here it was that lie said to the men—“Let us cross over the river, and rest beneath the shade of the trees.” The shadow of Azrael’s wing was over him then, as it was over Cleburne at Ashwood. and in a little while his name was giving new splendor to the already glorious necrology of his native State. Fat Cleburne! HtonesraH .’ Peers in courage if not in fame, one the favorite of the army of Virginia, the other the favorite of the army of Tennessee, both as true as steel, as constant as the sun in the discharge of every duty, each of them rests in the grave of his choice grandly and peacefully, while their names are written in amaranthine letters, side by side, in the book of a nation’s remembrance.—AMs. Index. lleurv 8. Foote drew the following sombre ORDINANCES Passed, Affirmed and Ordained for the muni cipal government of the city of Newnan. by the Mayor and Aldermen, in pursuance <>f the authority vested by the Act of Incorpo ration extending and defining the corporate limits of said city, and for other purposes therein mentioned. sabbath to be kept. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Newnan. That no person shall do any work, or cause any to be done on the Sabbath day, unless it by a work of necessity. SEC. II.—INJURING OR DEFACING PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, SHADE TREES, Sfe. No person shall write, paint, draw, cut or carve any letter or letters, word or words, de vice or devices, or in any manner mutilate 'or deface any of the public buildings or churches in the city of Newnan, or cut, carve or mutilate any of the shade trees in and about the Public Square, or on any of the sidewalks in said City, under a penalty not exceeding So. SEC. III.—DISORDERLY HOUSES OR HOUSES OF ILL FAME. Any person or persons who shall keep a dis orderly house, or house of ill fame, and every owner of a house or houses, or other person who may rent or cause to be rented, any house to be used as a house of ill fame, diall lie fined not exceeding $25 fur every day the house isso kept. Circumstances from which it may reas onably be inferred that any house which is inhabited by disorderly persons of im moral character anti notoriously bad fame, is a disorderly house, or Ionise of ill fame, shall be sufficient to establish thc fact according to thc meaning of this section : and every adult per son or persons inhabiting or living in such house, shall he considered the keeper or keep ers thereof, and be subject to the penalties of this section. SEC. IV.—GAMING AND GAMING TABLES. No person shall have, keep or use, or shall allow any other person to have, keep or use, on his or her premises, within the city of Xcw- nan, any house, room or other place for the purpose of playing or betting at any of the games enumerated in the 243d Section of the 10th Division of the Penal Code of this State, under penalty of paying a line not exceeding $25 for each offence. And any person or pair- sons found playing and betting at any of the games so enumerated shall be subject to the like penalty o f those keeping or using such house or room. SEC V.—DISORDERLY DRIVING, &C. No person shall drive a vehicle of any des cription, or ride or run a horse, mule or any animal, in a disorderly manner through the streets, nor drive any drove of mules or horses through the streets, except on entering or leav ing the city ; nor shall drive or place any horse, mule or other animal, or any kind of carriage on any sidewalk or crossway, or in any street which intersects any side or other wain in such manner as to to prevent the free passage of persons ; nor shall any person hitch or tie any any horse, mule or ox to any shade tree oir thc side walks, or to pailings, fences ox- other enclosures of lots public or private. Pro vided, nevertheless, that this section shall not prevent wagons or other carriages from load ing or unloading or other work at the ware houses or other stores when it shall be neees : Corn*.—Whi f e $ 1 65 Mixed or Yellow 1 65 Bac x. - 14 (a 20 Flour.— 14.00 (a 20 00 1 (JoFFEE. — 30 (f, Sugar.— 15 (J, *)•> 1 Bagging.—per yard 37 fa 40 Rope.—tier pound 20 (a. 25 [Cheese.—per pound 20 (a) 30 Prints.—per yard lo (Oj 25 Steel.—per pound 15 Iron.—per pound 10 (g . 12. 1 , . . - Salt.—Liverpool per sack * ® 4 oO Virginia “ “ 3 50 Iron Ties.—per pound 18 O, 20 Chickens.— 20 0 25 Eggs.—Per Doz.— 15 Butter.—Per lb 25 Other Markets New Yore, May 16.—Cotton, 27 (a. 29 Gold 3Si. LARGE SUPPLY OF Stoves, Grates. Hollow Waro, &c. on Hand, —and constantly arriving.— We keep the celebrated MAY FLOWER COOK STOVE, (with Enamelled Reservoir Attach ment i-aiso. FIRE SIDE COOK STOVE, “CON- DENCE,” “GOOD Wild..” \c. xc. embra cing all ihe latest and most approved Patents. Manufacturers, Dealers and the Public at large, are invited to call and examine our stock. NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL & KEROS!! OIL at wholesale & retail, ’ Window Glass & Putty, ifcc. FRANKLIN x MIHALOVITCH. On White Hall, between R. Road crossing and Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga. [Apr. 13-45in. CHAMBERLIN, COLE & BOYNTON, . gVtlanta, Georgia* Arc selling their immense Stock of SPECIAL NOTICES. Wholesale and Retail, for Cash Only, .A.t Prices to Suit the Times. Their Stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every new stile in the ATnericrm markets ; HOSIERY and GLOVES, ti e largest stock ever brought to Atlanta; SILK and POPLIN COVERINGS, and LACK POINTS of every variety; EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS of every description ; PARASOLS and SILK UMBRELLAS to suit everv bodv ; TABLE DAMASKS. NAPKINS, TOWELS, TOWELLING and IRISH LINENS; CURTAIN DAMASKS, Good;# for Men's and Boy- wear, DOMESTICS and N’t^TIONS. 13eS=*ALL for the lowest cash price.*®* April 0—3m. W. T. COLE, DENTIST, Office Ho. 7, Masonic Building, Up Stairs, NEWAN, GA, All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING A New and Grand Epoch* in Kedieine. Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new Medical System ! The quantitarians, whose vast inter nal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give precedence to tlie man who restores health and appetite, with from. unvmm’n one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures ! done-witli neatness and W ALRAN 1 LD. the most virulent sores with a box or so of his wonderful and all healing S live. These two great specifics of the Doctor are fast superce- diug all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiel’s Pills and — Dr. K. SELLS, Pres't. ANDREW DUNN, Sec’y, R. P. GLENN, Treasurer. Georgia Loom , . -.... , , , , ... , sary. Carts, drays, wagons or other carriages sketch ot himself, m a late speech he delivered j shl & not usc the'hmes or alleys of the city, ex- iu St. Louis: “A poor unpardoned read, hum- . ce ptj n£ r f ov the purpose of receiving and depos- bled in spit it, and p'uah zed m ad my energies j goods, waves or merchandise, under the disfranchised, reviled and disregarded bv tb ~ , , , , . ,, - , . penalty of not exceeding $2. or except they sands who once proiessed to love and to respect | Uayc c ' xpre6S permission of the owners of said me, a forlorn Pariah m my native land. j anes 0 rAlievs. Repudiation.—Repudiation of the public debt is occasionally hinted at in Northern papers, and no one need be surprised if it should be come, at no distant day, a popular rallying cry. And when it is uttered, “rallying” will be sure to follow. — t-... « ^ — From the Montgomery Mail. Methodist Protestant Convention. w SEC. l'I.—DEPOSITING TRASH OX STREETS. No person shall, without permission from a member of the Board, when the deposit is to be made, deposit any quantify of building ma terials. or earth in any street or public alley. Such member shall give permission only when any person on applying for it intends early to remove said articles and cannot conveniently place them elsewhere ; and in such case the member shall prescribe the mode of piling and arranging the same, and, if he deem it neces sary. shall require the person to whom the ,, i - i r n , j privilege is given to keep a lamp burning, so now give the paper which finally passed ; ^ to g g ow tlldr situ3tio |; at :l n hours between II' '>1111 IlCrtUICW dim n {jvFTeeth extracted without pain by the use j NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf. | NEW AND GRAND EPOCH Salve have opened the eyes of the public to the inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of others, and upon.which people have so long blindly depended. Maggiel’s Pills are not of the class that are swallowed by the dozen, and of which every box full taken creates an abso lute necessity for another. One or two of Maggiel’s Pills suffices to place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach, create an ap petite, and render the spirits light and. buoy ant! There is no griping, and no reaction in the form of constipation. If the liver is affec ted. its functions are restored ; and if the ner vous system is feeble, it is invigorated. This last quality makes tne medicines very desira ble for the wants of delicate females. Ulcer ous and eruptive diseases are literally extin guished by the disenfcctant power of Maggiel’s Salve. In fact, it is here announced that J/<///- gid's Biliour Dgrpqatc and Diarrhoea Bills cine where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts ana all abrasions of tlie skin Maggiel’s Salve is infallible. Sold by J. ■ Maog?el, 1 1 Pine Street Mew York, and by ; all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. “Counterfeits!—Buy no Maggiel Pills and j Salve with a little pamphlet inside the box.— They are bogus. The genuine have the name I of .J. Haydock oil box with name of J. Mag- J giel, M. I). The genuine have the Pill sur rounded with white powder.” Sep.l-52-l2m. —IN— MEDICINE! »B. PILLS MAGGIEL’S AND SALVE! £2"Let Delicate Females read the following: Let the suffering and diseased read the follow ing. Let all who have been given lip by Doctors, and | spoken of as incurable, read the following. | Let all who can believe facts, andean have faith : in evidence, read the following: Know all Men by these Presents. That on j this, the 20cli day of June, in the year of our j Lord, IHfiG, personally came Joseph Havdoek, to j me known as such, and being duly sworn, dopes- | ed as foliows : That he is the sole General Agent ! for the United States and dependencies thereof) for preparations or medicines known as Mac- | giei.’s v u.;,s and Salve, and that the following Certificates are verbatim copies, to the best of his knowledge and belief. JAMES SMEITKE, AY a gons. The Manufactory of A. T. FINNEY, on Forsyth street. Atlanta, Ga., is daily turning out substantially finished and fashionable work, to which the attention of all wishing to purchase, is respectfully invited.— Several Pleasure Vehicles and a number of Plantation Wagons are completed, and will be disposed of at reasonable figures. Orders will be promptly filled and are respectfully solicited. Charges moderate and all work warranted. Manufactory and Warerooms on Forsyth-st. Atlanta, Ga., nearly opposite the Opera Hall. April ti-12ip. Notary Public, Wall Street, New York. June, 1st. lStlfl. De. Maggiel: I take my pen to write you of my great relief, and that the awful pain in niy ruve, r.nvnnrmriv F side has left me at Iasi—thanks to your medicine. UliWNAIT DIRELTORY. J Doctor, liow thankful I am that I can get ■ —;—-— ~~ j some sleep. I can never write it enough. 1 thank an d Stationer, | yon again, and am sure that you are really the A W ”, ^ i friend of all sufferers. I could not help writing A. B. CATES, Bool Greenville street. , D. McKINLEY, Attorney at Law, Xew- Jj* nan, Ga. glTOffice at his residence, opposite the Bap tist Church. J. to vou. and hope von will not take it amiss. JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D. This is to certify that I was discharged from the army with a Chronic Diarrhcea, and have been cured bv Dr. Maggiel’s Pills. WILSON HARVEY. 27 Pitt Street. New York, April 7th, I860, MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS LOOK TO YOUR 1XTERESTSI And don't fail to call at office, (Bdl-Johnson Building, next door to Fast Office.) ATLANTA r GA., And see in operation Mendenhall's Improved Self-Acting 1 HAND & POWER LOOM! | ! Easier Understood, easier to Operate, and more j Reliable, and possesses superior advantages over all other Hand Looms, and is more Simple and Durable. €- Planters can he independent by V. R. T0MMEV, J. S. STEWART. Newton Co., Ga. Oxford, Ga. TOMEY & STEWART, IMPORTERS and dealers in H ARDYVAEE, At the Sign of the MILL SAW aud GAME COCK, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga., Respectfully call the attention of merchants and others to their large a-ad well assorted stock of Fo eign and Domestic Hardware, Consisting in part of Iron, Steel, Xails, Builders’ and Carriage Material*, Agricultural Implements, Tools of all kinds, &c., &c.; —ALSO— LEATHER, LIME AND COTTON YARN3. AGENTS fob Hook’s Anti-Friction Metal, Baugh’s ltawbone Super-Phosphate of Lime, Wearing all their Goods for J fame Wear j Buffalo Scale Works, on the Mendenhall Improved Hand Loom, j Nonpareil Washing Machine. From 5®*5 to 30 Yards i proprietors of and agents for Can be woven on this Loom in one day ! It j weaves as fast as any Factory Loom ! Halt the I cost of the clothing of a family can be saved by its use. From £3 to S10 a day can be made on it. ri* PARTS ARK SELF-CHANGING! By the turning of an easy crank it lets the Tread' ns that this medium would fail to express. ! Ike committee to uhom neic refeued v ' ilc ' poninssimi shall lie considered ar.e say to this magnanimous people that, j Ule >rot hodist Protestant Chiirch and the Meth- ! ^ “ fthe same S toon id they hear the expression of gratitude j odist Episcopal Church. South, have had the ; ftfto ’ r Slu ,[, notice.” under a penal . and the generosity of th^itjzens of Car | the Convention. It terminates the present is- j ££ nfi^figlTwh^ the moon L not sliin- '•umty. have placed us under such obliga- j sue on tlie subject of union. , , .. ! i„ g . And on failure to keep such a lamp, the permission shall l>e considered revoked, and deposit shall, on 110- as practicable . - , - . , ,, ,, . iu«u ,, penalty not to ex- u these recipients of their donation, I know j same under consideration and respectfully re- j f or cri( .j, c j :l y ^ le sa i L ] deposit shall re- y would feel part.lv repaid for their labor of i ", , : main after notice; ample time being allowed 1 That they regard the.proposed union as high--! f i ly desirable, both for the interest of Methodism ' s and of our common Christianity, if it can he ef fected upon terms mutually agreeable , that although a portion of the church, as weave ad vised, is prepared at this time to conclude the union on the terms proposed; yet, inasmuch le people of Carrol! county, Ky., visit them ! as an honest difference of opinion exists among ■ bread i us this respect, and no decision can be reach- j | ed by this body at its presellt session that will j , I insure harmony and united action, we there- liave placed this contribution m the hands { f ore respectfully recommend : those better facilitated to meet promptly 1st That the Convention take no decisive wants of those whom it is intended f or .—; action at this time : but that the whole sub ject be held in abeyance and under advisement by the several Annual Conferences, calmly awaiting the development and indications of Providence. 2d. That a Commission consisting of one member from each Conference here represent- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! this convention, be W.v T. COLE, Dentist, office No. 7, Green ille street. iriiy. “God bless them 1" is the involun- y prayer of the old. the crippled, the orphan, e destitute ; and He who rules can only know heart-promptings of this grateful class.— His smiles on this Christian work of the die promise to those who cast tlieir nt the water fives of the Inferior Court. fin thanking you for your kind reinem- vee of the needy of this section, and the o of your further success in this behalf, I am very respectfully, J. Vfi. Wiley. Mayor. JOSEPH E. DENT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer & Commission MERCHANT, GREENVILLE STREET, T. KIRBY, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Drj' Goods, Greemiile street. , The following is an interesting ease of a man ! employed in an Iron Foundry, who. in pouring A. POWERS, Grocer, Produce and Com- j melted iron into a flask that was damp and ivet, . mission Merchant, Bay Street. J caused an explosion. Thc* molted iron was thrown ' I around and on him in a perfect shower, and he rrnq V frauf'F insurance V-ront New- ! was burned dreadfully. The following Certificate 1105. A. GivoGL, Insurance Agent, xe.v ^ Q ^ mc bv llim> about eight weeks after nan, Ga. j the accident; T , ^ ,, , j New York, Jan. 11, 1866. ) & D. SM INT, Dealers in Groceries^ anu ^ yj v name is Jacob Hardy ; I am an Iron Foiui- i » Staple Dry Goods. Keeps constantly on : q er j j was badly burned by hot iron in November j hand Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Nails, Bleached | last; my bums healed, but I had a, ninriin, and unbleached Domestics, Prints, Shoes Boots. Hats and Caps. Produce taken change for goods at the market price side Bay street : j. HAKDF, li9 Gocrick street. ' anous kinds ot Ribbed Goods, Fencing Twills of all kinds. Flax, _ , Cotton, Tow or All-Wool Cloth, Extracts from Various Letters. | Bagging. Towelling, Table Linen, “I had no appetite; Mauoiel’s Pills gave me 1 Balmoral Skirts. Woollen, 7ILLTAM M. SPARKS, Attorney at Law, | a p“^ arc mar veflous.” ! , , . L . iner ‘ an , d IT f m P C ' d ^ A f will practice in the counties of Heard, . ‘-j seU( j f or another box, and keep them in thc j In •’'nytliibg, from a handsome -ilk iO a Coweta, Carrol, Campbell, Haralson and Polk. J house.” I Kag Carpet. Office Depot street. - j “Dr. Maogiel has cured mv headache that j It is snial!, neat and light, not larger than a i ” j common br^akfig-t table. It is made in the ! “I gave half of one of vour Piles to my babe ! m ost workmanlike maimer, of good material, i for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got ; , in ,j handsomely varnished. It is very simple j well in a dai. and easily understood—everything is pejform- -- Mv nausea of a morning is now cured. 1 ^ “Your box of Maggiel’s Salve cured meofi 6 ^ tuimn., a crank. ; noises in the head. I rubbed some of your Salve ; ; behind my ears, and the noise-left.*’ | fanfilv” 1 m<i t "° baXC ^ ’ 1 want one for a P 001 j gifTcr further particulars, bill of prices, ! “I enclose a dollar; your price if 25 cents, but descriptive circulars and samples of weaving, i the medicine to me is worth a dollar.” i address “Send me five boxes of yonr Pills.” “ Let me have three boxes of your Salve bv Take Police. HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the subscribers, in the mercan tile business at Newnan, Ga., was dissolved by mutual consent ou the 1st March, last. All persons indebted to the firm of Jacob Lorch & Co. will make payment to M. M. Ber- inger, who alone as authorized to collect the same. .JACOB LORCH. M. M. BERINGER. fi April 27, 83-lm Looms and county Rights for Sale. return mail.' Georgia Loom & Manufacturing Co. April firjktii. Atlanta, Ga. BE INDEPENDENT. T he Vi HE attention of the ladies is called to the carious and wonderful labor-saving ma chines for household work to be found at W He Fidelity of Mr. Davis’ Servants. lorried on Tuesday night, May 7. at Fortress NeTVnan s Georgia. I M. REYNOLD'S TIN SHOP. Newnan, Ga. \.nril 20-tf. | ^ as oa exhibition the best and cheapest IWashing Jflachine | ever offered, and is agent for Mendenhall’s Celebrated Loom, I have over Two Hundred such Testimonials as these, but want of space compels me to con clude. J. MAGGIEL, M. D. t ! ed } by each delegation m appointed to meet the Commission of the M. E. Church, South on the 1st day of May. 1S6S: in the meantime the several Conferences of the M. E. Church, South, and the M. P. Church | may consider as many of the disagreeing prop- j cw>itions between the Commissions of the M. E. noe, Carroll Hall, by the Rev. O. S. Bar ten, j Church. South, and the M. P. Church as they j - tor of Christ Church, Norfolk, Frederick ! ma T debm proper and submit the result to j v- , T , their respective Commissions. Then, if a ma- j ---mis to Ellen Barnes. jority of the Commissioners of the M. P, Church ; - he above deserves more than a passing no- j decide that, in their judgment, the proposi- lt is not often, in these davs. that we I tions submitted to them are sufficiently favor- j 'uss such faithfuluess and devotion on the *hie, they shall publish in the "Methodist Prot- • of servants. Both parties belonged to Mr. ! estant newspaper a call for this Convention to s household, and have shared with him ! meet in the city of Lynchburg on the last j • ins mildly their long protracted imprison- • triday in May, 18b8, and if it-deems it proper, | Tll °y were his servants in Richmond | conclude any proposed muon. 17, , ve lenni iued true and devoted to him j Rev J. G. Whitfield moved that the follow- ! * - ongh good and evil report. When. :uter 1 > n S tie added to the report, all of which was and many other articles selected with great x nation of Richmond, the family were ! adopted: . ■ j.. i - ' — Conference prop- ! care ’ t0 which ' s ' 111 contince to receive ff - -- , - ,. . , , - Church, not rep- • f res ^ additions, all cf which we will offer at -ful davs — sunenng of those j resented here, be requested to appoint-one com -j ^ . x ... very low prices lou ^ Richmond, the family were adopted: • sout h' v ard. Ellen could not ! Resolved. That any Annual Ce -7x1 xj e .fihemhut faithfully sliar- ! erly connected wifli the M. 1\ Cl i-fill davs ^ 01 suffering of those resented here, be requested to ap * f x rt _ ir_ r , , ! missioncr to meet with this Commission. ...fix’ 2 Capture -and hjs re-[ Resolved, That, in the , event of the death, , v ;7 an xious, almost or other disability of any of the Comniission- ivh > Rr thp ^ for t5t R«gs from ! ers herein appointed, the Delegation of the re- ■1 Iv tom from hL* side, ? ^f^ ereuces here ^presented *j f wiilk, eier faith- be authorized tp nil the vacancy. .TOW receiving and opening a large and complete variety of SPRING AND SUMMER Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots find Shoes, and all the best patterns of COOK STOVES, All of which bp is prepared to sell at New York prices. He keeps on hand complete stocks of MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE Are almost universal in their effects, and a cure can be almost always guaranteed. FOR BILIOUS DISEASES Nothing can be more productive of cure than I these Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt at < >nee: and the usual comcomitants of this most : distressing disease are removed. These reme- i dies are made 1 from the purest I VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They will not harm the most delicate female, j and can be given with good effect in prescribed i doses to the Youngest Labe. I FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS UN WARE & HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS • invaluable. It does" not heal externally ajone, f£gg = “Ail work in the Tinner's Line done to but penetrates with the most searching effects to order. Mav 11-tf. j the very root of the evil. Langford, Seay & McCrath, UAXUFACrUKEKS AND DEALLESIN COPPER, TI3XT — AND — SHEET IRON WARE. JAS. M. GLASS, ROBT. IV. NORTH. T. T. BOHAN AS GLASS, NORTH & CO., Greenville Street, Newnan, Ga., GROC ERS DIL MAGGIEL’S ITLLS INVARIABLY CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES : r{ ~ We would especially recommend for FOR G -A. SKC 3 ft J \ 9 I and true, sought her, offering his services - ,o to him. and help in ministering to bis ts. \\ lien told that the slender means of * now fallen, family would never permit a h an expidenture, iiis services were offered ly anti gladly, without remuneration.— j -tn at last, arrangements were made and ns provided for him, aud he found himself tlle Fortress, a part of his wages were ally laid asjd#, and hsv« beyn i«gnlarly acancy. Samuel K. Cox, W. H. Wills John Bass, J. K. Nichols, j J. GL Cuerrt. Eb. Harrison, P. H. Napier, ! C. W. Button*. | We give the paper as it finally passed, with- j out th« vRiioni substitute* and amendment* j Are now receiving and will keep constantly , „ ^ ^ on band a complete assortment of Family, EACH BOX CONTAI* » ll i and we respectfnliy invite our friends and the ; Supplies. Corn, Meal, Flour, Rice,Bacon, Lard. public generally to giYe ns a call and examine j Gats.- Iron, Nails, salt, Sugar. Cotice and all for themselves. JOSEPH WEILL, Greenville St., under Masonic Hall. NiirnaD. Ga., March 30-4m. tber goods usually kept in their hue, to which trade mark around each pot or boa : they solicit the attention of their friends and ~' e " Y ° lk ’ the pnbKc generally, and promise to nse their ; ,. , ^ „ . Sold bv afil reapec-table dealers in medicines utmost exertion to satisfy all who may show a thr , )Ugho * ut t he United States and Canadas, at disposition to f:\vcr them with tb*?r patronage. : 25 cci/s per box or pot. Kewnan. G<> , January ?fi-tf. j >eteinbtt ’-It. ! 9, WE offer to the public tlie Iwst col- lection of STOVES ever brought to Atlanta. _ a Cheap Stove the Palmetto, And for a superior Stove the Protector, : which has a . Galvanized Cast Iron Reservoir PILLS attached, which is not liable to get out of or der like the Copper Reservoir. The above cut represents rhe PROTECTOR Notice.—None genuine without the engraved I w5 U h the Gal vanizeil Iron Reservoir attached. - - - sh-Aert b v > W e invite those dealing m Tin V* are to ex- to cornice!*- amine our GOODS and PRICES. Asthma. Bowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds. Chest Diseases, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Diarrh<ea, Dropsy, Debility, Fever and Ague, Skin Diseases, Headache, Indigestion, Ir.fluc-nza. Inflammation. Inward Weakness, Lii i-r Complaint. Lowness of Spirits, Ringworm. Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Scalds. ONE FILL 13 A DOSE. i Orders promptly attended to. ONE PRICE ONLY.^a LANGFORD, SEAY & McCRATH, Hunter street, near Whitehall, ApriJ P-fiui. Atlanta, Giorgia. Brook’s Patent Portable Cotton and Hay Screw and Revolving Pres3 In over one hundred counties iu Georgia. 3County Rights for Eale.'NsO, April 6—3m. EXTENSIVE WHOLESiALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING HOUSE. i ! OUR preparations for the business of the ap proaching season are unusually complete. Th<» extent of our assortment'in READY-MADE CLOTDI NO For 3Ien and Boys, i PLAIN AND FANCY FABRICS i For Custom Work, and' | GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING- GOODS, I Enables us to meet all the requirements of j economy and elegance in Gentlemen’s dress. ! Samples of Fancy Fabrics for custom orders j forwarded by* mail on application. HERRING & LEYDEN, April 6-3nor Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. T 2X JES ‘LIVE DRUG STORE.’ Tiif. attention of Druggists, Merchants and others is invited to our large and elegant stock of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, Imported and American Fancy Groods, I ■ Perfumeries, Toftet Articles, &c., &c. . Also, in store and to arrive, 1 250 boxes French and American Window Glass; 2,000 pounds Putty (in bladders); 10 barrels Linseed Oil; 20 barrels pure “ non-explosive ” Coal Oil, far preferable to the patent Petro Oil; 5 barrels Tanners’ Oil; 5 barrels Whiteoak Lubricating Oil; 5 barrels Lard Oil; Sperm Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, and Varnishes of all kinds ; 10,000 pounds White Lead and Zinc; Large lot Spanish Float Indigo, warranted good ; 100 Swedish Leeches; A large variety of Patent Medicines, Wine* and Liquors for Medical use, &c., &c. All of which are offered very law. gffWisitors to our city will find at the “ Liv® Drugstore” a most delightful, refrigerating drink, drawn from the famous and beautiful u Arctic” Soda Fount!! fi^CALL and. TRY IT.“^a REDWINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama street*, May ]«-W ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
