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;•<:5;.!?«'•» WEEKLY EVERY SATURDAY BY
WO0TTE’*', J. A. WELCH.
WOOli’EN & WELCH, j
Proprietors.
THE NEWNAN HERALD
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VOL. II.]
NEWISTAJST, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1867
[NO 40.
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■\\* GOTTEN' Editor.
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sEW FIRM!
EDWAKi) WILDER'S
FAMOUS
K
IRBY & JOHNSON Stomach Bitters.
t-.-ivo formed a co-partnership. Rre now
, -. 'V Un mde. ftt-J. T. Kirby's Brick Store,
.j tc H. J- (^argent’s, Greenville street,
• j,.' ; rf tock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
, y .haji been bought at the lowest cubH
, crt ami iu>t received, via:
I • '
! ■ - I Goods,
. lic-.er*, Muslins. Poplins, Linens.
Gloves, Towels and Toweling,
.^sortment «f IS >ots and Shoos for La-
Gents and Children,
tliH. Grtssnners, Linens, &c., for Gents and
From the Winchester (Tenn ) Home Journal. J summation; but, notwithstanding our com- ; Personally appeared before the undersigned, it must be confessed rather irreverentcomruen-
-n„ j.- „]• _ AffoS'io tr> 'Tan I mondable purpose and exemplary conduct, our M. E! Brown, and makes oath that she is the tary
Southern iiaaicaiism iLHairs xU ten- j inisfortunea ht ve steadily imrecsed until the J widow of James Brown, who was killed c» last i t he Judge’s parents lived to a great age and
Hesses. ■ oppressions which weigh 11s down are wi.uoul Tuesday, in Franklin county, by wba: is known he visited them occasionally, providing B*>er- : for when handed in.
parallel among any people who have claim to
Bates of Advertising.
Advertisements tnserieu at * i.fiO per squars
(often lines or space equivalent,) for hrst inser
tion. and 7o cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
Monthly or semi-monthly advertisements
inserted at the same rates as for new advertise
ments, each insertion.
Liberal arrangements will be made with
those advertising by the quaiter or year.
All transient advertiaments must be paid
Tremendous Outpouring of an Outraged Peo
ple—Over 700 Persons Present—Peaceable
but Impo-irg Demonstration—Petition to J
the President for Redress — Nearly 1000}
Names Signed to the Petition—Affidavit of j
the Wife of a Citizen who whs Murdered—j
Her Presence in the Vast Assembly—-Feeling
Evident in Silence Outraged Loyalty Fear- ^ we miirnmre d because our civil lights have
less a Peaceable Counsel—A Day to be Re
membered.
I civilization.
In verification of this statement we respect-
' fully show your Excellency that with the cili-
I zens of our State in general we submitted
patient Tv to the destruction of »ii our political
rights, trusting Unit a returning sen-e o: jus
tice would bring us ultimate relief: nor have
as Brownlow’s militia. About sunrise some
twenty of this militia came to affiant* house.
Her husband was just getting up. They at
once told him he was a prisoner, and ordered
him t<» put 0:1 his clothes quick. They search
ed the house but found no guns or pistols, and
immediately started away with him. Affiant
in tears appealed to them not to take her hus
band a war. They declined to tell what they
Gs.jaiuirgs. B ^
l'araflols and Liu hr
died and unbl'ched Domestics,
as.
A HiiI and well-selected stock of
Hardware Tin and Crockery Ware,
At low prices.
017 PI GROCERIES
' • b It, and with a full assortment, w».ich
-,vt will sell at low figures for
Cash or Country Produce.
b'- ‘live on hand a fine lot of
TOB&COO. SNUFF,
ral cvi i v tiling usually kept in a first class rc-
t :il store. We have
bacon, Lard, Flour, Rice,
$ug9r, Coffee, Molasses,
Syrup. Spices, Ginger, &c.
— Ai.aO—
FACTORY YARNS, C0TT0NABE3
AND STRIPED DOMESTICS.
We will pay the highest price for all
t...nmtry Proiluce.
<,D - u . a trial and we will make it to your
i'ltrrent t > trade with us. Thankful to old
ii in and customers for past favors, we hope
t-.. tlu-ni in again, and receive a liberal pat-
rage Hun nil. J. T. KlIiBY,
G. L. JOHNSON,
R. A. JOHNSON,
Greenville St., Newimn. Ga.
P. L. IIUNTKR, Salesman. [May 4-Um.
■JV.Ji TOMLINSON, 1EMAKES1 CO
C'2D Broadway, Now York,
Have asaociated-iYttn iav-
w. 'AAT. Woodrtxff,
Formerly an Extensive Dealer in
.Carriages and Bugsies,
READ THE FOLLOWING HOME EVIDENCE
j of its medicinal virtue and try it in your own
; family circle: - - *
Li Giuxoe, Ga, Jan. 17, 1S67,
; Ed word Wilder, Esq.:
Dear Sir : Having used your Bitters extensive
ly with my patients for the last three months, I
j take great pleasure in saying that the effect ue-
: sired lias been obtained in every ease. I was first :
j to introduce them into this part of the country, j
I and knowing their properties recommended them |
| highly, feeling assured that neither I nor my j
j friends would b'e disappointed in their effects,
i Hoping they meet with the success they eo J
richly merit, I am vours very trulv,
' D. H. MORRISON, M. D.
Cotton Plant, Auk., Dec. 4. 18G7.
Mr. Edward Wilder:
Dear Sir: It is with groat pleasure that I say I
1 ■ lieve the Bottle of your Bitters you gave me, in
nil probability, saved my life. They certainly
kept me up until I reached home, and from their
use I have been improving ever since. My wife
has just presented me with a- fine boy, and, to
show our appreciation of your Bitters, have named
the lit tie fellow Edward Wilder’.
Yours, verv respectfully,
* E. G. BRADLEY.
Last Monday the people of this county gath
ered, agreeably to tlie call of an adjourned
meeting of citizens held the Wednesday night
previous. F. A. Loughmilier was in the Chair,
and W J. Slatter acted as Secretary.
The President explained the object of the
meeting, after which explanation Col. A. S.
Marks arose and read, in forcible and impres
sive style, the petition to the President, which
had been prepared in obedience to instructions
of the meeting Wednesday night. V.Y give
the Petition below. The reading of it was
follow
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j been infracted, but, on the contrary, we have j were going to do with him, and (Vent on.—
} been turned away from the jury box, and sub- About 9 o'clock affiant was ioid that they had
milted to several other illiberal discrimina- . sent her word by her sister-in-law, America
tior.s without protest. Union men who live l Brown, who is not now in town hut is at home,
among us—men who are tried and true—me . ; that they had killed her husband and she
who were in the thickest of the fight under ■ could go and get him. Site got persons to go
the banner of the Union, have been denied
our offices simply because they loved liberty
and hated oppression; and s’rangers have been
appointed to our elective offices without war
rant of law; and as they owed tln-ir place to
a power whose heart was set against us as a
ally for tln-ir comfort. He was an indulgent
father, a g<a*d neigfil>or. and entertained at hi*
own house with generous hospitality His in
telligence, his social habits and racy humor,
made aim one of the most companionable men
iu the Circuit. Nor had he tlm hoarding pro-
lieiisities. which covet accumulation for its own j
sake. He spent his money tix-ely, if not al
ways wisely These traits of character, aside |
from his professional position, would have j
unde him an observed man in any intelligent |
community, and with that, fte is unquestions- j
bly to be recognized as one of the celebrities cf j
the Ocmttlgee Circuit.
Delineating breriy Jndge Cone as a lawyer, it j
is proper to say, that he mastered the science |
bv preparatory study, and continuous research. 1
He laid the foundations broad and deep, and j
coming out in the lower pan of the neck, and added to the height and uipaeity of the struc- !
one o: bis fingers was partly shot off. tnre. until it became au imposing specimen of j
My husband was a quiet, peaceable man, professional architecture. He “sounded the !
had been constant! v at home since we were ‘depths ot the law.'' This was demonstrated}
The money for advertiseing duo after th*
first insertion.
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and hunt, and they brought in her husband
de*d. One shot had taken effect in the temple.
, , „ _ „ , than to find how they might promote the pub
d by remarks U^ni Hon. A. S. (Jolyar, t .j wt Af ire
h must have touched the heart of every } Y() “ Excellency having
man present, for he spoke so fearlessly, elo- !
people.it !;as been their purpose to discover } married, which was two years ago iast Au ust, by the fact cf his success. He did not acquire
how they might annoy and optuess as. rather except, perhaps, two or three nights.
GEORGIA RAIL ROAD.
E. W. COLE, Superintendent.
DAT PASSENGER TRAIN.
IT WILL CURE
DYSPESIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
And all species of
Indigestion, Interinitten Fever, and Fever
and Ague.
And all periodical disorders. It will give im
mediate relief in
COLIC AND FLUX.
II will cure COSTIVENESS. It is a mild
and delightful invigorant for delicate Females.
It is a safe Anti-Bilious Alterative and Tonic
fur family purposes. It is a powerful recuper-
ant after the frame has been debilitated and re
duced by sickness. It is at: excellent appetizer
as well as strengthener to the digestive forces.
It is desirable alike as a corrective and mild ca
thartic. It is being daily used and prescribed
hy nil nlirakia-rei-~us-tw
i..i! to any regular graduate.
EDWARD WILDER, Hole I'dopntior.
queritlv, in defence of human rights, of civil
law, and fur this last v»9%ige of liberty—the
right of a people to peaceably assemble and
petition for a redress of grievances too great
to be borne any longer in patience. lie held
in Lis hand* the affidavit of Mrs. Brown, whose
young husband had been "nut a few days be
fore must brutally murdered. [This affidavit
we will append to these remarks.] home
thirty paces in trout of .Mr. Colyarsat the wife
of Mr. Brown, her face sorrowfully bent in
most natural tears, as she l.stened to the reci
tal of a deed as black as hei! itself, ami pet-
petrated by a band of lawless ruffians called
out by a heartless Governor, under the pre
tence of keeping the peace, hut re il!v to ter
rify our people, to murder, rob and insult, amt
which mission they have been performing wi:h
a zeal worthy of a good cause. There was an
indescribable something in the tears of this
lady which would touch the heart of any one
who had a soul, and make him forget th«»
behests of party, and cry aloud for vengeance,
as Collatinus cried when lie bore the body of
his wife, the fair, chaste Lucrece through the
streets of Rome, arousing his countrymen to
a pitch of revenge which culminated in the
expulsion of the hated Tarquin line, at.d made
Rome free. But no effort of this kind was
made by the sneaker to arouse the dormant
feelings of a submissive people. lie coun
selled, as he always has, the most perfect, al
most abject submission, and right here ve
believe it right in us to say that the man, the
editor, or the correspondent, who has asserted
that his speech on the Wednesday night previ
ous to this meeting, was incendiary and in
flammatory, is a'most unmitigated falsifier.—
Mr. (Jolyar, and every Conservative speaker in
our vicinity, have couns< lied the most complete
submission and obedience on the part of our
people to cjii/ law, however unconstitutional,
however grievous.
But we say that the tears of Mrs. Brown
were most natural, and, if our own bosom was
an index, there must have been a feeling of
indignation in the heart of every one as utter
ly impossible to prevent as i r would be to
longed to no band of organization, and had
j nut since the wai, and was not in the habit of
Your Excellency having been personally j carrying arms. lit* owned no pistol, and had
acquainted with us as a people, and knowing no firearms about tbe house ex *epf an ordina-
how dearly we loved our rights, and how jeal- j ry squirrel rifle. If theie were any bushwack-
ously we guarded them, can appreciate how j ers qr armed n»en in the country, except the
exquisiteh we felt their loss; but notwith
standing ail this, we were content to bear our
wrongs in silence, and we would not trouble
your Excellency now vvilli our grievances, w ere
it not that the iron heel of despotism upon our
necks may no longer be borne. All that is
left us is our lives and our little property, and
although our history since the war is without
reproach, as we have shown your Excellency,
yet our rulers, affecting to question our loyalty,
have organized a baud of reckless, dissolute.
a<’d irresponsible men, and turned them loose
to do their will upon us. We submitted to
th*fir humiliating Gireatenings, being deter
mined to do no act that would afford them a
pretext to wreak tlnir malice upon us. The
officers in charge, iu a public order addressed
to our people, announced in a most offensive
manner, that he had come among us fur the i
militia, affiant had never heard of it, and in
fact is satisfied there was no such organization
in tlie county.
(Signed) M. E. Bnowx.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, tin
day of June, A. D. 1SS7.
John G. Enochs,
Clerk c ounty Court.
[We omit the affidavit of J. 11. Hampton.]
He be- ' an ephemeral repute, but an enduring fame — ,
A stranger, without inflential connections, anil
without those personal qualities which attract ’
the multitude, he must have made nis reputa- ,
tiun l*v industry, fidelity to his clients and sol- |
id learning. Some men notoriety at the Bar
by a clever capacity for inangenient and a flip- ,
punt and shallow jury eloquence, but never at- :
tain to the retd excellencies el the profession, i
The subject of this notice did not t-eioug to ;
this cI.ism He was considered by tlie people, j
*'*2 j and by his brethren, w rtliy of patronage and !
a respect, because he knew the {aw. Farther,
be had that common sense wtiich enabled him )
to apply bis knowledge profitably in the details ;
and grand results of the practice. He was not !
an orator in the usual acceptation ol the word.
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From the Macon Te'egrapli.
Sketches of Georgia Lawyers.
NUMBER V.
FRANCIS H- CONR.
purpose of enforcing the law, and bringing ^ ^ ^ iu ^^i^hiam.Connecticut, an.
criminals to justice, and at taut V" ,e we 1 graduated at 1'ale iu the class of 1818 TLi
bat one man at large under indictment for, ,^j }jj s family being limited, it is under
stave off death to mortality forevi
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who cbmtr.anded in this murder, had said
! EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Ho. 215 Main Street, Marble Front,
JLotiisvilie, Kentucky,
sale wholesale or retail by
i/£Din.vi; fox,
CORNER WHITEHALL £ ALABAMA STR3.
ATLANTA, GA.
October 20-7-l'2m.
murder, and fie had been absconding said emir
ceaiiug himself tor two years to escape arrest
upon an indictment for murder perpetrated in
IbtiO, and also fora second murder perpetrated
iu lsd4, wiiiie he .'belonged to the rebel army;
and notwithstanding tjiese'facts, in the face ot
his published order, the officer in charge re
ceived the murdtrer into his command, and he
is now going publicly armed to the terror ot
the people. Copies of the indictments and
orders referred to are herewith submitted —
We have been informed and believe tlrat the
party alluded to is one of the most respectable
men in tlie command, and we refer to him tor
the reason that he is one of the few men of
whose character we can speak of with cer
tainty, and not for the purpose of fixing him
with an infamy that would distinguish him
llis voice was hush, his manner uniin passioned 1
j mi l careless. He relied not at all, either upon
i tile ad cu.lqmluiiis, or the graces of tire popular
speaker. When addressing the court he was
not.wont to embellish ids arguments with rbe-
j Unreal figures or classical recitals. When he
j addressed tile jury, notwithstanding, he was
I eloquent 'n his.vigorous ttiougfit and logical
! inlo-rences, and ready command of facts. Be
fore the court lie was eloquent, because fie was
brief, clear ami [carped. This, I apprehend, is
the only kind of eloquence desirable to a judge
; in Hie elucidation ol a question of law. Few,
indeed, like Mr. Rinekney, of Maryland, ar-
Among the able deceased lawyers of this
State, this gentleman is entitled to be classed.
I
he
means ot tits tamily
SLood that his education exhausted his patii- eU( j 0%ve( j t i u . j )oW *cr of declamatory argu-
Ultimo capital but a tburunah eilu- j Let it u„t ba infernal that I ilis-
POWELL & STALLINGS,
Attorneys a t 3j a w »
NEWNAN, GA.,
W ILL practice in the several Courts of Law
and Equity in the Tallapoosa and Cow-
! eta Circuits, and in tlie United States District
: Court for the State of Georgia
Special attention given to the compromising
j and collecting of Uhl Claims, and Admiuistra-
tion, Conveyancing, &c.
All business entrusted to them will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
JOHN W. POWELL, J. E. STALLINGS,
Newnan, Ga. Senoia, Ga.
March 9-12m.
nioiiy.
cation, a determined will, aud excellent con
stitution. iie entered the life struggle, confident
ns'tlie event proved, that success awaited him.
Whilst studying ljis profession, to provide tem
porary subsistence ho taught a school. He com
menced the practice ol the law in Virginia, and
came to Georgia when about 'IS or oU yea-s of
claim elegance, and artistic finish, in Bar argu
ments. 1 only mean to say, that nothing can
supply the place of pure—dry, if you please—
legal ability.
We derive many of cur ideas cf jurisprudence
from the civilization or Rome., Ragan iu* it was.
; One of the legal maxims of tlie Romau Mate
! perior Courts of tlie Ocniulgee Circuit. It was
i an honor to be raised to that Bench, of which
as a lawyer had come to be tally established, ; j. iw must uniform and permanent, and
as he was by marriage and tamny ties witli nis , {hy U(!miuistr . ltors of the law must know it. or
adopted State, he was made Judge u, the ou- j t | le people live under a despotism. The woret
of all despotism.
The worst of all despotisms is judicial tyran-
ill not
imbecility,
mger-
, .,, . - 1 I UUO II UUnV • <4,1* 1 lil.bb U***| ** does
searches of our homes, j J'kit.i na>. been filled, amongst otlieu. ’I j no t pruvi'de for the independence and ability of
our property, falsely pie- | } f . eter Earjy. Stephen W. Harnss. .Log^Styet j WU"llrt
r‘" 1,nS U 'f T - I,ey t ai ‘L .,e°prU^feoT! tr u” 'ifetiiat has none may cast the trst h j of idl the world. In these times as to
. lmuses and seize our stoejc as me prt>j>ci .» ; iiu*. J • - o_ 1 ™ » • *
flip T'lni.cit States Government. I'* the ixei utoiie.
upon a- by wanton
and the seizure r.t
AT GRIFFIN' AND ATLANTA, GA
. . 0 i, T. BABBITT’S STAR YEAST POWDER
T7(0R the purpose of supplying Jilerclionts and jrv Light buscuit or any kina of cake be
li, by wholesale or retail, ; de with this “Yoasfc Powder’ m lo minutes.
No shortening is required^diefi^fet rmii is
on receipt j
K I _ _
V PlantersAt the South, _
wah any style of Carriages, Buggies or 1 rant a- ,
tion Wagons. . I
Mr. Woodruff's long experience m the carriage
business will enable us to give satisfaction in sitp-
Iving good, substantial work, such as tne coun-
Uy demands, at r.s low prices as can possibly be
lunnshed for cash. W e will keep constant.} on
auud
LIGHT CONCORD BUGGIES,
the same as formerly sold hy Mr. W oodruff. and .
wfiieh became so universally popular ad through K
the South, as the best Buggy in use. j
, l wi]
THE •WOODBTJFFiea-:
1 shi
proposed to take in order to relieve ourselves
of a cruel despotism unknown in the annals of
clirisiian civilization. He wanted to let them
know that while it was right and lawful to
have militia, yet those militia had no right to
arrest a citizen, or enter a house in search ot
arms—acts of which the Brownlow murderers
in Tennessee are daily guilty.
Mr. Coiyar proceeded to read the affidavit ci
Mis, Brown as to the murder of her husband,
ami we invite attention to h.
Co!. P. Turney then arose, and after a few
sententious rentalk?, read a large number of
affidavits of persons * whose lives had been
threa'ened, whose houses bad been searched,
and who bad been forced to leave their homes
and seek safety is: tnt* v.inis of the tore.-t. It
we had room we would give these affidavits.
But they have gone to Washington, and we
pray to Giid that they may effect something
towards relief for us from tins awful rule of
Browniow-Radicalism
Jesse Arlege, Esq., made some remarks, and
it was requested that the people sign the fol
lowing
lie was not without points of excellence. 1 j w jj eve that men are not oiil
ti.e fair type of the able lawyer. 1 l(Ut i.wvers — thafc aolc juc
taken to their own use. They maintain the
right to take the lives of our citizens %vitii im
punity. They have kept our
constant teiror by threatening
many of our citizens. They went to the uouse
of one of our citizens in the night-time am.
fired several shots at him, and be saved his
life only by flight. They took Knottier quiet,
law-abiding citizen from beside bis hearth-
burn politicians
Ve made out iff'
ity. by act of
Executive appointment—
least conservative de
ment, and to make the
and the law stable, it is
to elect the form
them badly. AH
, progress Where will this end ?
No one j iXaid answer, but this is not the place. It is
TENNESSEE
Asaasaa* A&AZ311
NOT A CASE OF CHILLS Udr IS CUBED
By Hutchins & Warner's Ague Fills.
CHILLS ~
CURED
FOR $1.
A PURELY VEGETABLY PILL.
Warranted to cure, or money refundedl
Sent by mail to any address for One Dollart
Address HUTCHINS & WARNER,
Winchester, Tennessee.
g0rWe send to the editor of each paper in
whichthis advertisement appears two boxes of
^ ^ - m■ifriilliVwgflh " haJisA
0-il£a^.T SOU a. ZZSIJEiSf
stone,[and despite the tears and prayers of h'.s
wife and aged father, they took him to tne
him down like a dog.
lation, he would find no place in these memo- j (jn | } , ueCc6 *ary for the people
rial sketches- His i>crson was rather reinaika- 1 er ever y three years, and pay
ble—of medim height, full habited and heavy, j acCt f jj n g to progress (!) Wt
round and rubicund. No one j j cull j,i Answer, but this is no
: him fora starveling—nor y et j illustrative of Mr. Cone as a ,
. As to eating he was temperate I (lid not belong to tlie class of progression-
place no very high estimate up- | j stR ..,q . y |, en this is said, his eulogy is writ-
:s of the table. He relished a : tun ’ His instructions to the Grand Jury were
woods and shot
red-lmnded murderers are still
are denouncing the most terrible vengeance
community ._ — .„
the lives of i His face was round and rubicund.
would mistake liim for a starveling—nor yet, jt; ustr ative of Mr. Cone as a Judge, to say that
for a bon vivant
and seemed to
on the luxuries -— ,
glass of wine or other like creature com tor .s, , ^.i^^j-icterized by more than the usual earnest-
blit was by no means a devotee ot Bacchus.— 1 nesg alJ j solemnity, and furnished a plain chart
His lar-e fleshy face was lit up by eyes blacK | of t | ieir duties. Violators of the criminal law.
and sparkling, the visible testimoni ils of geni-
ality and genius. He wore too. a fine heau of
hair, which lie was accustomed to neglect. He
uad not the presence of majesty. He (.1 I not
His
large, anil
He
against all who question their prerogative to ; lh|} t n .. r emulate the beau-
rub and slay us at their will. Impoverishes : ty ;Uti , G f Ap.llo. His gait was shuffling
as we arc, many of our people living in l “ i * t j . im i his manners uncouth. When, however,
portion of the county, havp been forced to j t p e ,j 0 ,; Vi; i n 01I e of his best arguments.
that;
forced to j
abandon their homes and their growing crops, !
in order to save their lives, and i 1 every part
of our county our people are filled with .ear
and apprehension; and, indeed, so absolute
and complete is the reign of terror they have
inaus
to
there was nut wanting th -t dignity or appear
ance which powerful intellect when at work is
very sure to bestow upon the person.
Around him the younger members or tne
Bar were seen to gather, whether on. the street.
were, with certainty, brought to justiie.
was a “terror to evil doers.” It is said that
during his administration, the saloons ot' the
gamblers were deserted, even at the Seat of
Government, during the sessions of tlie Legis
lature. He was patient, ready and 1 cspectrul
to the B tr. No verdict was allowed to stand
;f rendered contrary to law, for he held with
unswerving firmness the function of tne i iw,
whilst he was not known to assume control of
facts. Law and Order maintained their sove
reignty whilst he ministered at the altar of
Such are some of the lights and shades of the
CROCKERY
may
oaint, „ . . . ... „
rued to our allegiance—to tne
, , I,,,,,-, of our lathers—A’.tn a unanimity *,.......... — ■-— , , • < m»v w.v.... — — - - , . . .
making three gallons handsome soitsoap in .in , ~ c!icer f u i sincmiiv no less remarkable. As to protect our persons and property, and bnn 0 ^ fr om pedantry. For light literature no n a. 1 unco acts o 1 v,ul « nt -° . , e 1
me pound of tins boati- L 1 nt . olll) ,. we haV e attempted to demonstrate j t „ p«ishn,ent the murderers of oar people. | )io tstete . H « philosophy w.w utilitarian, and , between one ot the rioters amt a colored
And if your Excellency deems it inexpedient; he made his native guts
paint, grease, far ana stains 01 an wuus. 01a . to yoiw txcei:
pound warranted equal to two pounds 01 dinaiv j OV tr we retu
tamily soap. Directions sent- wuth each bar for j Vt . r , ljne „ t 0
Each bar is wrapjved in
circular‘containing Sill directions for use, priu-! a people, we have arte,
-ed in English aud German. Ask your grocer ; the truii. ot our profiss
loll of loyalty by the
•B.
ULUiou auu , • S 1 1 j J
T. Babbitt’s Soap,” and take^no other. } most scrupulous observance ot the laws, ana j to PX . en j relief
oap,
B. T. BABBITT,
No«. 64, 65. 66. 67, 68, 69, 70, 72 A 74 Washington
June 16-I2m. st,, Nev loru.
the exercise ot the most respectful obedience •
tor
and educational
which we pray, we ; quiremsats subservient to pnicvicai eo-.u>
It is not to be uuderst^od tro.u the.->e s.
McBride, Dorsett & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
ATLANTA, GA.
CHINA, CLASS-WARE
—AND—
PLANTATION
Tor TWO, FOUR and SIX HORSES, can be fur
nished by special order.
Address all orders to t.-po-t nn
TOMLINSON. DEMAREST CO.,
June 16-I2m, 620 Broadway, New \ork.
W. B. W. DENT,
MAXCPACTCTER OF ALL KINDS OF
TIN WARE,
AXD DEALER IN
-USING B. T. BABBITT’S PURE CONCEN-
U^rR^TED POTASH or "READY SavP MA- every shad- of political sentiment: and we
kliE." Warranted double the strength of common have a large numb, r of colored people among
i Potash and superior to any other sapomfier w t us Vt -j l0 were our former slaves, and we have t
1 lev in the markat. Put up in caps of 1 potin - 1 j.^eerfully conceded
j pounds, 3 pounds, 6 pounds ana 1- po\nm&, • . or claim for out
full directions in English and German1 for mahi g ™ unanilll01I5 in
I hard and soft soap. One pound will make ot- , almost un»i.,u u _
j teen gallons of Soft Soap. No hme is 1
I Consumers will find this the cheapo
i iu market. B. T. BAFBITT,
! Nos. 64,65,66,67,68,69,70,72A74 \\ aslungt.
June 17-12m.
is called progress,
ilermiuiug the foundations
cheerfully conceded to them every right we!
ourselves. Although we ard [
Henry Singleton. (Col,) 1
J. J. Williams, f Uom tee - j “Vvernraent. social onU r and chnsti.uuiy
T. M. Pryor, } } the contrary, the wi.d dreams ui Aments
\Y. J. Slatter, j : } ormer s or American radicals were the r
tko miioQrued after ad business tVuittol subiects of fits ridicule.
constitaiioijal
Ua
lean re
in st
In an obituary
an altercation occurej
mar),
a. rest lent ot i> tuville. This became a stguat
tor a general row Utweeu tue two aiitagonlstie j
colored elements. Ifijckbats iu Vast iiumoers (
were thrown, and at least thirty pistol shots
fired. The buna! corps were finally driven
dawn Craighead street oy the 1 unstall House
;m -i Dauviiie depot, and compelled to seen re-
iu-eat tneir quarters outside «»i the corporation,
policeman Jeter and Captain i’aylur, ol tile bu
rial corps, succeeded iu restoring older. A ns-
snapped ci pistul itt Air. dVtce, v\hiuii luciviiy
fin- him. did not go off'. Most of the negroes
Who instigated tne riot were formerly station.-
ed at Fort Delaware as guards ot Cun.ederute
prisoners, and tneir conduct anile there is not
remembered by tn.-.-e v.uu were unioitunate
be at their mercy, it is a grainy mg ;
:he riot mat no white peroogs were |
„ it. and tu-vt it was simply a contest j
he foreign and town colored people j
should hereafter have supremacy.— j
Wnig.
Prices as low as they can be had
in this Country,
NORTH OR SOUTH.
liTSS&SF’S GEMBHATE3
FRUIT JAR,
! Cheapest, best and simplest in
the World!.
f
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
■change.
jjgfWill duplicate any Atlanta bill given to
merchants. [April 27-tf.
LuOKiHG'GLASSiiiS, CluokS
JNO. O. WHITNBH’S
General Insurance Agency.
Fire, Inland, Life & Accident,
Insurance Effected and Losses Promptly Paid, j
Office at McCamy & Co 8. Drug Store, Frauklin j
Buildings, Alabama Str’t., Atlanta, Ga. |
Refers to James Stacy, and J. J. Pm- |
Esq., Newnan, Georgia.
aoj
* men, and we h
. T . _ ——————j. ignorance and i
order to arouse
B T BABBITT’S BEST MEDICINAL S'L- \ notwithstanding f
j ! ss
taiod, nothmg bnUo^on^.^ua^., ^ , injury of anj , u>t , h , in rn S .rJ to .hr! tXn ^ — « F-
: we Challenge the most rigid investigation kQ0ff the cou)plaiDls of peop!j „„ _ , ,
Remembering that we were peculiarly cu- welI _ foanded> j thlTa „ butsvmpathv with tbe fanaticism of col- Southern District of Georgia.
tinguisbed by oar ^h^trn'st | We now close our remarks by giring the ; onU i e New EiiKUod, ortho arrogant seif-asserfc-;
surprised that we yere regaruefl Lffi.iavits of Mrs. M. E. Brown and Mr. James
M. Hampton. We could give the oaths of
many others wh.o have been outraged, but v* e
have not room this week.
Registers is Bankruptcy.—The Savannah
Republican 'earns that Cfiiei Justice Chase has
- fessitm ot religion anu i w— therefore, a „pointed Joshua hill as Register in Bank-
reher and j ^ theological opinions ; bnt the whole rt5J , t cy for the’ Northern District of Georgia
people are j lify an q coaV ersa!:iou indicated any- an i vr , n . S . He.-seitme, ot Savannah, lor the
I AM now receiving a good supply of choice
Com and Bacon, which l wiilsell to prompt
men on time. For terms, *VP f !? .
June l-2t D. A. COOK, Bay faucet
bv the Stale ai thorities existing at
of the late war, but we indulged a confident
hope that by a course of exemplary conduct
we would be able to disarm all suspicion, and
commend ourselves to the good opinion o a
We have not wearied in th&prosecution or
laudable purpose, but with nnremitted solici
tude we have earnestly labored for that cou-
AFFIDAYIT OF MRS. M. E- BROWN.
State of Texxessee, ^
Franklin Coanty. j
10 Us
fort to
them
iug, secularized, semi-infidel sentiments of the : y York announces that she will
/•Hub of the Universe.” If, indeed, ms relijg- ; .. f or ‘ t j je of a Catholic fair in that
pinions were not orthoilox he made no er- * * ^ ■ () f t j ie coffln in which General
^ promulgate, much lessto propagate w ;^ hiug ^ ri * y lay thirty-eight years; a
He waa very .aniihar with tfie ^ ; piece of the ferrule ot uis cane, and a P lrt of
tuses-nodoubt so like hinotllay. i embraiHere d silk dress once worn by Martha
youth. These he often quoted to fortify an ar-, WaghIn _ too .
gument, or to amuse by a good nature*!, bu. g
—AND—
C.UTLEEY.
Agents for tho
expedient CHURN,
McBride, dorsett & co.
April 6-12m,
