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lie newnan. Georgia. futurday Morning, January 25, 1868. For Sals. t , fft-x my entire stock of Drugs for pale at • . v juices A good chance for a man , I business with a small capital. Respectfully. to "< t J. S. HENItY. ,T,tn. 25.—tf Bags Wanted' The lug ,.1 j/-.ct market price paid for (. ot.on or , nt this office. School Book3. \ i; Cates lias now on ham! a large supply / s . ,i Books, and solicits a liberal patron- ... f r the community. He also offers supe- *’ r Pidoccments to Teachers and Dealers. -♦* •*&»• *♦“ *•— SELLING AT O • r,- 1 • ; am celling Dry floods, Boots, Shoes, Cloth- dc., at cost. I mean what I say. Call v , j ja ike your purchases Jan. 11*1 in-. From the New York World. Loyal” Gsorgiaa. ! BRADLEY, TntKlOKO RECON.-TH CCTnP.. SAID TO Bif ; AN l NPARDONED JAIL BIBO FROM 81 XU 8JMJ The readers of the World will need no in-1 troduction to the excessive loyalty of Mr. A - ron Alpoeria Bradl v, the Mulari.o Delegate to ; the late Mr. Pope’s Black and Tan Convention at Atlanta. Our correspondent has'done that eminent colored patriot ample justice, and banded him down to a certain kind of fa in • by a literal portraiture of his marvellous ora tory and vigorous vociferous eloquence, Tne other day the telegraph told of hi- arrest for draw ing a pi-tol on the editor of the Savannah j Republican, and his sentence to pay a fine of 'one hundred dollars for indulging in that sport. It is reported that his care r as a • ol- ored citizen of Georgia appears to be puriu- d in strange i norance of the facts o his hfe, a- 1 it is believed they can he obtain d fr mi ■ ffici il .sources. In 1849, a matt mimed Bra \,-y e-tme to Williamsburg, gave out that nc was a law yer, and then industriously devoted his da- - to sewing on *♦ uppers ’’ to shoes, and his nights to the winning of the regard of a mu- , latto woman of that town, who loved him not v. i <d. but too well, - much as she found it necessary to ryp 'ir D re the Kings county gr.f i jury in Ju.ro, 1 850, and ir.ive him indict ed for having ruined her .under promise of; m»: -i tgc. By some delay the trial did not . come off till June Id, 1851, when JudgeGrecn- , OKDIi\A\lE Passed. Affirmed and Ordained f ar the muni- cipal -overomeut of the city <4 Newnan. by the Mayor and Aldermen, in pursuance of the authority vested by the A t of Incorpo ra ti- m extending and defining the corporate limits of - A 1 city, and for o'.L-r purp - > therein mentioned. SEC. IT.—C.AMINO AND G A WING TARES. No person shall have, keep or u-e. or sh ill allow any other person t«» have, kc p or use. on his or her premises, within the city of N *w- nan, .ay housu, room or other place for the purpose of playing or betting at any of the frames enumerated w tia-iip i S.-ti-.n 10th Divjsi ci of the Penal 1 Vie of this 8:ate, under penalty of paying a fine not exceeding $25 for e;i' h offence. And any ]>.-rs n or per sons found playing and !> tting at any of tiro games so enumerated shall be subject to the s:: '. xxvm. — r.ET.vnLEi:s o> s.garrs. N - itooa or ferment ed liquors;:. qn.vr.dt;. - of tine oriartoronegtSloB or in any b.Mediate quantity, without a license from tie b«c.rl « f mci, which license shall. be df signaled z~ N >, i. ru the price of which Slf.libs. N • ra. • a -.11 r- tail :-pi: . is lEm-c? in ks«; * quantities than one quart, Within I be limits of’ tue city, without liee’ise ft-na the AUk-nnen, to be 1* signaled No. 2, and the prie- of which snail be 825. SADDLERY AM) HARNESS. Run Here Everybody! LOOK AT THIS! five SEC. XXIX. —I person dr-rirou >:v to the Fieri an ;CeII- whie undersigned take? pleasure in announ- ; 1 ring to hjs fnen.’.s hii . custom, rs that he is eg .in prepared to do anything in t!ie Saddlery and Harness Business, 'IS like pens house or tty o* ’OOlli. tli >>60 ping or K>i:ig such nu u, ionmg tn« carrying on tier: . fore the license is leant shad prod lie :pt for the pric- i and g-*-J securit; lug a decent and .-re ii ear and n Dr given bv the ' t> him the f the license ■ in the sum >rdei lv house. motto Ms He a Do Tr asiirers . and give .,f $50o for under the 8E<\ IX—SLAT'.jllTER HOUSES. Nope) ‘ l p. n or h-.»us in the City of New;.-... exc.-pt h - r obtain a ii-ense from the Clerk of Council, t:i • fee to be determined bv the Board, subject, n v. ; .l elcss, to be revoked at any time when it ill be s.i vn to the Board that it is becoming oiisive or is a nuisance. Any person vt« iatmg il a wctii n sit dl be subject to a line of $25.00for e. :y offence so committed. SIX'. X.—FIIiE IN STREETS. No per- m shell kindle or bund any fir . in the oi -n air. eitimr in a street, pubm an . y or private lot within three fe. t of any molding, win re the J. M. BRUNN. I wood was on the beach of the City Court, and j burning of said building woui-i t-ndui g- r tin Judge Henry C. Moore was assistant prosCCU- I ! ‘ * ■’’ i r . b J ' fire or kmJler. for kiln-.lrvirg lumber or anv oth- W. M. REYNOLDS, ting attorney. Bradley was dt feuded by an abolition shriel er, Allen by name, from Utica, but was at once ! er purp-».**, uad •- a p -ivlty of n< t exceeding il! 1 , I nor l .ss than one dollar, for each offence : I'r. >- vided, that nothing ht rein c*»i mined shad ti:- jK-nalty of the!).-nil afore-said, and shall take an oath prescribed dy the Board. Lieeust not Tra No retail license shall h- t ran.slt-rr-.-d from one person to another with .at the consent of *he B :ml; t. r shall any person lie allowed to ri s-il iu rouse than oac p!a**e . or e.-t-ihlislrnc.it- at th: suttte time ur.d r one li cense SECTION XXX. No retailers shall k ;» his bad: doors or win- -1 <*.vs open <>n Sand ty. for the panoi retail- i;ig spirit -ns Kqr.ors. nor suffer - >r V rly per- *>ns to loir -r* about his house on Sabbath ' day. Such disorderly per.- »rs may,’oh complaint to the Marshal, be removed by the-aufhoritv v st- ed ■ lid ter b. ing - > r-qnt sted Lv Lie Biarshai or otlyr : officer of the Board, lit shall becon.m::: -do the Guard House, and may be released by th Mayor ; or .!Mermen, he paying all c;>.-t. All lie. uses shall expire at the expira i-n of; . ... months from date. ‘tli r.e vtne-s r.n-l de*p ;tch. ty-.i -k -ales and short prblits ielures T. ontoov Collars. Call and see liim up stairs at Old Repository, ('.uintry Produce tak. nin payment for work. Nov. 2--.f. GEO. W. VANCE. Cjicf(£a, o4>/a., @£ecem/etr SO, S86j. ^y/SeASiA. *yfbcS$li(/e r £o, Q&t/anta, (?a.: Genifmien: conc.sjicndenee wi//t xJP. zS/ J /t( /ae/cY/i£ta ane/ 2/^a^one-ic SienAes, cur ^Society' u/cr jfor SSze a/i /o con/cl <za /ne tt fua anc /taA c/eteimtnec/ to ytve you an vet. yS/a/ce/ 'll' aic iv/tfc/i T n it orwl P^Qinrilh Qtr convicted as having consummated the betrayal consmu-d to interh re with hi.: h.-mitl.s in tn- ro! Public Squara and Greenville btr., ^ t j jg .j andcr t ;,„ mo :t Aggravated circuL- exot case of thair trade:. if th< DMALEK 1N- Cook Stoves and Tin Ware. Jaimaiy 11-ly. Sermon on Water Baptism. 1 iic Siuiiioa delivered hy Rev. Jus. bfiicy, i t„i of the JTesbyteriun Church at this place, r pteinber last, has been published in pamphlet f ljr!t i m 1 may he obtained at the stores of. j; .j-.viijo k Culpepper and J. J. Pinson. Piirc 2- r > cents. ALMANACS! ALMANACS!! For XGG3, Ercc for every Family in i iiW'yi'.V. ('AHRDl.L, CAMPBELL, MI.Rl- WETHER, HEARD, HARALSON and FAYKIT’K COUNTIES. GA , AND RANDOLPH COUNTY, ALA., the girl _ j stances, and was sent to BF g Ling for two year s. | '«th:n fifty f-ct of any h- use j Just before the case went to the jury, he arose- j sec. xi.—caxpino in streets. and protested against the allegation or “mal- It hliall not be lawful for any p rs-a or persons ^ 1 ” b whai-o.v.-r to can-pin the streets, alleys or cm j for a two horse dray or wagon, pay no . for the public lots within or nearer than three hund- XXXI.—DRW T‘,X. No person shall run a dray, wagon, or other vt-hicl' 1 . within the limits o: the City, without a lit- - from th B rd fi r me y.-ar. Where a pers on talE s out a license, he shad. MEADOR & BRO’S, OB ACCO Commission Merchants, (Under Unitkd States IIoxkl.'• Refer to— Atlanta Nat. Bank, Atlanta. Gn. Col. E. P. Jones. Greensboro. N C. Wm. D. Miller. Lynchburg, Ya. J. R. Caldwell. Madison, N. C. P.-air, Smith & Co.. Augusta, Ga. J. P. Wi-li iroson. Pet- : .-hurg. Yu. R. Rutland k Cq. r “ Mutlhews A 'Wright, Liberty, Ya. October 26-Sin. ??i{{t nt A. U‘C UUA 0ieA ay; &Uciy /tclc/on <Jcomet, Oecte/tu?f Sua/ Q &/a. Q^gtccu/Oiia/ S^ait. s j ice " in the indictment. Examination of tiie record 3iu 0 oing r ,jj yards of the Public Square, and not witlun shows that he was never pardoned out, and jj a . jrieorporatiim'vyithout tire permission of tie- v.never restored to the rights of citizenship hy any special lctiiRation. Alt* r he had served out his time iu tSiug .Sing lie, it is stated, went ; per to Boston, pettifogged for several years, and i! : - -; - Hundred yards. It shall be the duty of the Marshal to order any r persons violating th - section to re move forthwith, nti l to arrest such as refuse to Dr. Rcc. c’s Drug Store. 1 • , ..V ’ -’V . remove as r. quin d, and tab.- him or them before wf recollect.arigltt. iu 1^04 aaiutUea h- j ^} 1( . >[ aV o r or Aldermen. 30very nuuh person shall counsel tor in the United Stales .supreme Court, j )0 sum not exceeding fur each <f- ]>, l ’J'. Reese lias published an Almanac ' i 18fi8, expressly for the above counties.— Thu calculations were made by T'hos. P. Ash more, of Americas, G:v , successor to Robert Ciicr. It is, therefore, the same as Grier's Almanac. • [Dec. 14-tf. -f. -+09- ♦— If you want the genuine Beaver Hat, call on D. A. COOK, N,,v. 30,1807—tf. Bay Street. Notice to Debtors. VLL persons indebted to the estate of Joseph Hi'hannon. late of Coweta county, deceased, oc notified that those failing to make pay- : icut by the 5th of February, will find their n.it.-?» ami accounts in the hands of Hugh Buchanan for collection. Jan. 11-Gt. TOLLF.SON KIRBY, Adm'r. S^TSight Exchange on New York, in earns to suit, by Nov. 23.--tf. SAT.OSHIX ek CO. M SAi.osiux. Geo. M. IIanvf.y. SASiOSHIR & CO., Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants, NEWNAN. GEORGIA, Liberal CASH advances made and Taxes paid on COTTON consigned to our friends in Augus ts, Savannah. New York, and Liverpool. November 2 fun. line Shirt on motion of Charles Summer, Ciiiel Justice Ciia.-e not admitting him because he had any cases to pleach but as an antt-e.” On the strength of this he sue sivelv sought admission to the bar, both in New York and Philadelphia, but, we are in formed. was peremptorily rejected in each case. The Radical Congressional Coalmin e sent him down to Georgia, where he emerges as the loyal reconstruetor of 1807-8. The records of the Brooklyn City Court and the District Attorney's offi e furnish official proof of Bradley’s career, and Ins proper legal position can be readily understood. If you want the latest style of Hats, call on D. A. COOK, Nov. CO, 1807 - tf. Bay Street. John Jacob Astor. —On the morning of last Saturday, John Jacob A -tor; second sun of the founder ut* the Astor family, died in New Fork, in his sixty-fifth year. In his youth he was kicked on the head ny a horse, which disorder- fence. Upon refusal to pay such fine shall be committi 1 to tin- guard hou-e until it is irreversible ,r uaran- i paid, or lie- or t.-ii-y be di—changed lo t.ic M.avor | and Aldermen. oi:i horse dray or wag. .n, $f>. on the pigment of j which it shall be the duty of the Clerk to issue’ a license—not to be transferable. The CT*-rk . sh - Il furnish to the owner its proper number, j fairly painted on tin. r •• living twenty-five cents : for the same, and the own. r shall have ft alta- li ed to some' eonspienms part of the dray, wagon ; or other vehicle, j-’.vi-ry dray, wagon or other j vehicle as a for- said without its number, shall be j considered unlicena d. All persons violating I r thev 1 this Ordinance shall be subjecct to a line of j-5, W. T. COLE, DENTIST, Gffice No. 7, Masonic Building, Up Stairs, NEWNAN, GA, All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING done with neatness and WARRANTED. ftUM'eeth extracted without pain bv the use of NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf.> Crockery, Ware and Table Cutlery to ifercBiaiits at I¥ew York Prices- Atlanta Ga., January 18-3m. NEW ARRANGEMENT AN D- SBC. XXXn. —ATJCTIONKEB—TAX AND DUTY. Every Auctioneer wisliing to expose goo- 1 waves, merchandize, or other articles at public ATTE.YnO\ . ia< cires on private DOTS NEAR HOUSES, i outcry, fcXCl pt it b the uffifers of tli*- law, shall Anv occupant of a lot. or anv hol ler or own. r, b -f >re such goods, r. ns .- or merchandize or otn- wlro shail permit or allow any* wagoner or other j er articles ar. offered, obtain from the Board a person to make a fire on any jot occupied or own- | license, < nsu -h terms as the Board may think i mi inn Tnnn mri a 0 > t 1 untjud run iniii milliuhi ‘LI YE DR UTT STORE.’ We ate now offering to the trade the largest, I best assorted and cheapest STOCK ST <fcC„, ever brought to this market. Our purchases | wore made in person, tor Cash, from the best Manufacturing and Importing Houses, and wc j are consequently able to offer inducements in : ‘ prices not heretofore equaled South, or surpass- | ed in the Eastern markets when tin-samequan ' tides are purchased. Stock consisting in part of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Lard Oii, White Leads, Sweet Oil, . Paint Colors; j Castor Oil, Sperm Oil, Linseed Oil, Tanners’ Oil, Lubricating Oils, Non Explosive Coal Oil; j Varnishes; Wines and Liquors; Window Glass and Putty; Foreign and American Perfumes ; , Pomades, Combs, Prushes, Soaps, Fancy Goods, Ac , Ac. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. The bad debts that would otherwise accrue are considered in the reduced prices at which i our goods are offered to cash purchasers. Examine our stock before buyiner. RED WINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets, ; Nov. TG-tf. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. | % r V T i Bv which families can be supplied with IP 1 by him or her, within one hundred yard anv dwelling or other house snail be fun .1 not exceeding $10.00 : Provided, the burai . - - dwelling or oilier house might endanger others : than said owners. SEC. XIII.—FIRIXG or OCNS, PISTOLS, &C. It shall not be lawful for auy person or persons to fire a gun. pistol or other fire-arms, cra<-;n rs, quibs. or anything of like character, caclul roper, undo a penalty of $20 f >i < very one in - Ac. sec. xxrm,—stoyt.-t ; e ns, cm: tne All china . - .■■■>. • - • ns- I - i ■ : - r any tiding shall t. rein.m-d. -. s ::’t' ;vu as to re inter it. -iu i-afe, np'iji complaint being made t»» the Mayor or Aldermen, or upon the danger b. ing made known in any way. N- ■ per.-oa si. 11 permit any ■: ■ 1 t ’. rhei ’ ■ rain, or immediately tlieir guardian or master, ii the orphan should Inive xi.> guardian, father or masti-r, or if the guardian, father or mas', er should live without the limits of Coweta county, then the said offen- r shall be imprisoned at the discretion of the ed his intellect, rendering a guardian necessary ; May r an i U I rmenunless some person should for him through life. His lather leU him 810,- 000 a year, and the valuable block of ground bounded by Eonrteenth and UiUeentli streets, and Tenth and Eleventh avenues. In the large brick house situated on that property, amid the pleasant surroundings of garden shrubbery and shade trees, he lived for over twenty years, to the close of his life. By the will of his father this property now reverts to Mr. William B. Astor. pay the p unity. SEC. XX.—KITES PROHIBITED. No person shall flv a Kite in any settled part of the city, nor within fifty yards ofjany road , L ading to or through said city within its corpoa- i ate limits. Any p -rson violating this section ! shall be subject to a fine of one dollar. If said j offence be committed by an apprentice, minor | or orphan, said tine shall be paid by the master, . father, guardian or friend of said minor : and on to do, the said minor shall be comrnit- TR ANSI ENT TR ADERS IN BACO^, Any person or persons, transient traders, bring ing bacon, lard, com, meal, or other produce, and offering the same for sale within the city, shall pay the sum of ten dollars, or one per cent, upon the actual sales made, at th*. ir option as to which tic y shall pay, giving good security to the Marshal for the true payment of the same. !?I ARMED, On Sabbath morning, the 5th inst., by N. Sheluutt. J. I. C.. Mr. James T. Skinner and Miss Martha Stamps, of Carroll county. By the same, on the Gtli inst.. at the resi dence of the bride’s father, Mr. James K. Cope- flSTSportsmen can have tlieir Guns and tuls repaired by sending fhem to January 11-12m BARNES ! [aErSSKl | land, of Heard county, and Miss Emma E. I*. Pis . i Mayor or lldermen. ' i btevenson, of CarroU county. SEC. XIV.- Mn.rrAKY CocktksiEs.—TlieN. Orleans Times says Gen. Hancock, at a social party a few days ago. introduced-Gen. Longstrect alter the following fashion: “ Indies and gentlemen.” said cock. “ allow me t > introduce to you a gallant gentlemen, to whom I am indebted for an nn graceful limp, and whom I had the misfortune j to wing in the same combat.’’ gYETf you BARNES’ and paired. at ant have -QUARRELLING AND FIGHTING PROHIBI TED. Any person who shall be’guilty of quarrelling and fighlin;:, *>r otherwise acting iu any Aiay a eisoivl-. ri\, rioio’is manner, in the streets or cise- i ,i where, within the incorporatiou, shall forfeit and 1 FfV ‘ ! u (U ' h p, v a sum nor exceeding $20.00 ; and if such of- reci.- to ins guests . j- j K! committed by an apprentice or minor, I lie shall be liable to be committed to the guard Gen. Han- ; house, unless the master, parent or guardian, or friend of such apprentice or minor, pay to the .: j r or Aldermen such tineas may do imposed. SEC. XV.— INDECENT Or. DISORDERLY CONDUCT. Any person who shall be found drunk, or act ing iiidisorderly manner, or using, in the pres ence or hearing of ladies, indecent and vulgar language, or acting in an obscene and improper . On the evening of the 21st, by Ee% r . F. M. Daniel, Mr. James G. Adamson, of Atlanta, and Miss Ma*y F. Fleming, of Coweta county. Commercia 1 Intelligence. the .correct time go to your Watch or Clock re- [Jan. 11-12m. NEWNAN MARKET, Friday, Jan. 25.—Our quotations below exhibit the correct state of the retail market. The Cotton market has been quiet and as high as 11 cents during the week. Tne top of the market to-day is lOjc. „ The quotation should be undcrstQodas ex- AT- ATLANTA PRICES, Without paying the expenses of going after them. Our FALL AND WINTER STOCK is now complete, to which we have added ths i*w | feature of Carpets in Every $ \iriety. We ran fill your bill from a paper of Pin3 to a Parlor Carpet, any and all of them cheap- ! er than von have bought since the war. We"propose to send samples, with prices attached, to any family who will write for them, [ and will guarantee all goods ordered by samples to come up to the sample, or they can be re- ! turned to us at our expense. The. goods can be sent by Express or as you may desire. Our Stock is complete iu every department, and our goods will be sold as low as they can be bought in the State of Georgia. gfcy“Wili duplicate Charleston and New York bills to merchants, adding freight. CHAMBERLIN, COLE & BOYNTON, manner in the streets or elsewhere within the in- ; elusive ol tax. Nearly all othei nia>.:--,s are ; Afflicted SciferNo More —When by the ’ a.-vme:Lbv\he Marshal or c of Professor Kay ton’s remedies, you can c itv. until'discharged by ti: rati >n, shall be fii d in a stun n t ex « ell- ing ten dollars, or he may be committed to tne ur.rfL house by the Mayor or any one of tne A»* other oifiecr of the quoted to incu’-.l. the t: \\ iiiLvr Corn.- LJiatinao Qs®@s* s2.2o i - 1 'bite. relief and permanent cure at a men. If yon need Sept. 28 tf. go to JOE WEILL. Lfidies’ Cloaks. Just reifciyed at Joe Weill's a nice lot of La dies" Cloaks. For sale cheap. [novd-tf. Blank Contracts with Frcedraen For Sale at this office. The form has been approved by the Bureau Agent. Cousin John Thrasher. Have a line dinner at the Newnan Hotel on y. sterday, to which a general invitation to the citizens of our citiy, was generously extended. N ambers availed themselves of the opportuni ty of partaking of a good dinner, gotten up in Hammett ,V On's best style. Cousin John was the life of the occasion. It was his treat, and hugely enjoyed by all who partook of thebonn- nsc get immediate trifling cost. The astonishing success that has attended the. introduction o! these truly valu able medicines, stand unequaled in the history ; of modern medical preparation- and our per sonal knowledge of their merits, we have no . hesitation in recommending them to our read- ! ers. _ r ) ] The profess-.r's romedhis consists of Kayton's Magic Cure, for Diarrhoea. Dysentarv, Ciioh ra Xe.; Kayton’s Oleum Vitro for Rin-umitism, Neuralgia. Toothache, Sprains. Heail.iclu >. • Burns &c., and Kaj'tou’s Dyspetic l iils. for Dyspepsia, Constipation or Custivencss, Sick- lleadache and all diseases of the Liver. Stom al lie, Bowels, and digestive apparatus. These remedies are not secret, as several -of : our physicians know their formula, and the proprietor will exhibit it to any respectable physician They are prepared in this city ami our people should give them the preference.— They can be found for sale by all respectable : druggist in this State and Florida.— Sirvximth yhrs tfi Iferuld. For sale in Newnan at the Drug Store of Dr. Eddie Smith. One hundred and fifty-six deaths were re tire Mayor and Alder- Bacon. — Flour.— Coffee.— Sugar.— SEC. XVII.—NUISANCE IN STREETS. _ Any occupant of a lot who shall throw or nis- . : rmij to fie thrown or discharged j p BIXT& —per yard from his or her promises, us much water or Avet substance as may become offensive, or put any part of the streets or alleys in bad order, shall be fia. d not less than five dollars ior every day such nuisance shall continue after notice is given of such; but such occupant - may,, under the direcr t Ion oV Mayor and Aldermen, construct a drain or h i pav-rom nt along or cross any stvet or al loy ov r which htjoIi water or wet substance may .p iss, without causing a nuisance. SEC. XVHT.—-NUISANCES ON LOTS. No person shall keep on his or her premises I anv nuisance. t<* the annoyance of his or her neighbors i n-ir shall any stable manure or other ,.. 75 fit 1 00 ! .. IB 21 1 $10,00 1 O Oil ‘ ( . 35 15 @ 121 fir. ‘l-H Steel.—per pound Iron.—per pound Salt.—Liverpool per sack. Virginia “ “ Chickens.— Eggs.—Per Doz.^— Butter.—Per lb 10 ft fit. 12! o i - 3 1 20 @ C.0 (a. J-1 20 o- I O J I rxxjU-I subscriber has opened an EATING I HOUSE on Greenville street, and invites calls from his friends and the public generally. Ilis table will be supplied w ith the best the country affords, and everything cooked in an unexceptionable style. jBgyileals furnished at all hours—Price 50 cents. e- y^TUe. wants of all visitors promptly at tended to. [sept. 17-tf.] C. ROBISON. READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS. Among the va«t improvements of tiro present :hues the change iu remeda s :- not the least hue | idicnlous and often injurious I recommeu- j in on-j h and | * , ff en ^h *i eomnlaint while thev w ire, in Ta -r. use- meat . Iloft ^of.EKavton sufipliesthe Li.nrs or m reas.ma ilem-aeticaoie 1 A * * • TNT X \ , ' i-".’- 1 •- -**•**-*—:“.• *"7‘. ' v.j : ... oorta ’. I lv ridiculous and de ayang matter, in piles or otherwise, b< per- . i adgiinistered upon the cocom mitted to remain anywhere m the caty. Any.per- mixtures . ........ i . , sou so annoyed, mav complain to the Mayor pr datioa of oneto am.axcr. oi lr. ; i ' - . " FM 'GOODS! :o: Great Reduction in Prices! September 28-tf. - R. D. (Estalolisliecl in i854,) 1 \REPARJSD to fill all orders for SASH, ' BLINDS, DOORS, Ac., -at the following rates, subject to the fluctuations of the times:' Price List of E.. D. Cole & Bro. PANEL DOORS 3x7. Two panels, 1} inch thick, $3,00—50 cents per side for moulding. Four panels, 1J inch thick, $3,50—50 cents per side for moulding 1! inch thick 20 per cent, added; 1J, 33£ per cent, added; 2 inches 50 per cent, added to the above rates. BLINDS. Half stationary slats, or all rolling 70 cents per foot i;i length per pair—thus a window 0! feet long, $4.55 per pair. SASH. * per light, primed and glazed 23cfs. “ “ “ “ 30 “ ATLANTA, GA. GREAT VARIETY-NEW STYLES, AHX» OSSA? il te a •t- 8x10 9 10x1211 10x16 13] il “ “ t: 36 10x1815*“41 12x1*4 15 “ “ “ 41 12x16 16 “ “ “ “ J8 12x18 17 “ “ “ “ “ “0 12x20 18 “ “ - . “ “ 56 Lip S t.-!i 2 cents a light extra. £ r -jjf-Ali goo-Is shipped free of draynge. | Newnan, Ga.. Sept. 28-tf. RE. Aldermen, wh< * shall re [Hire, in writing, an abate •crnoval of tiro nuisance complained o txveutv-four In mrs, or in reas.'liablepracticable D. A. COOK. BAY STREET, NEWNAN, GA., receiving a varied assortment of j The undersigned would have things called by their right names, therefore has concluded t<* advertise his store as the O THEE .Aril? STORE, and would respectfully invite the public to ex amine his new and well-selected Stock, and-Fes i for themselves whether or not the facts in th# I premises sustain the truthfulness of the adver- i tisemeiit. | From his long experience in merchandizing I he thinks he knows good goods, and will not buy any other kind, and can safely guarante# I the purchaser the worth of his money. If you | want a good job in mechanics you go to an I experienced workman. Will not the same rula hold good in merchandize? But ” the proof of the pudding is in chewing the bag.” Call and see for yourself, remem bering that it ia no trouble for him nor his clerks to show goods, whether sve sell them or not. J. J. PINSON. Newnan, Ga. Oct. o-tf. toons repast In the language of a distinguish- ported last week in New Orleans, by the Board ed gentleman who proposed a toast inst as we were leaving the table —wo assert that Cousin John has a heart as big as his old-Washington Hall in Atlanta, burnt in the sacking of that i'ity by Sherman—but may he never share the fate of that house—or he burned in this world or the next. of Health—sixty-two from cholera. AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.. to rr. removed. • r : l dw< 5’:: : or or fmvthiri a asani for breathin NU X • rher or h ius.-, shall permit water or anythin our necessities, at a nominal prict or other ton's renn-d: s consist of whatsovt-r j. * KAYTON’S OLEUM YIT.E l’rof. Kay- ealculated ro pro:luee disease or renuer the va ; t German Liniment for Rheumatism, mwholesdmt or uupIea^Ht for breatoing, to »c- - t Pains in to Back, J iuts, Breaat or cumulate or remain m ms or tueir cedar or vip- ® Headdcl he, Earache, where in or under the house, under me penalty , Bruises, Bums, etc. of n-'t exceeding twenty dollars. Any person or V 1 > ID O O ID S which he is determined to sell at LOW FIGURES FOR CASH. Consumers will consult their interest i calling at ume. b v rhe same persons refusing or omittmg toremov m-. -• oie*■ t i hi SO bv — .it"- Mavor. TdrsLiI, cr :.X.- in Tn'ier of rh Ikiard. sin- d be lined ecriling fifty dollars. Save Time and Temper. Call at iuv shop and have your wife's 8eis- ^'-rs sharpened for ten cents. Jan. ll-12m. Thomas Barkis. Anv ]M SUPPBSSSINC rso-n bo tween tli Bkautifi l Sentiment.—We find the following in one of our exchanges, credited to the graph ic pen of A. R. Watson, the poet editor of the Atlanta Era. Though in prose form it lias the true poetic sentiment: The old year has slid noiselessly out of the Kick door of time. How like that of an old ffian was its end ! Vicksburg, Miss . Aug. 9,1863. Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: I nm happy to state to you that I have used your valuable Cedron Bitters with great benefit to myself, in j general debilitv and prostration of my system. . produced by the unhealthy and miasmatic * r> v of influence of the Mississippi river around Vick- - ’> other a burg. I confidently recommend its use to all such a#-:-:..:--.', shall Ik- M:i> l in a persons wlio are exposed to unhealthy climates, H. W. Fogle. Ft r tv vears oi affr.\ys, ages of eighteen and ,e who being called on by the May- . Aldermen, or Marshal or oth. -r ty, for : jsistaii to Testimony of Medical Men. KAYTON'S MAGIC CURE, . - : . - v A a 1 ;,t l ‘X- K twina; .i^ Ht-i.'f’Rni, Sore Tliro-..:. Sea Sickn-ss, | {- v -.-a. Diarriio-a. Crimps ••ml Pains in the. i Stomach, etc. KAYTON'8 DY8PEPTB ’ PILES. F. vT)-sp -p>ia, Bilious Disorders, C--istivc-ness, ; .-iek He.ida-h- . . ml all Dis-wtle-rs of the Liver. So 'in.-cii c.ro I‘» ov-:s and a.-- a spring and .ail m iichit in carry off the raaEhag buinors in the ; h;.',o»l—Quitma n "Banner. Ti*. r--use*lie.-, arc .a:. tit, ana no^ p rsnn . . . ■ : Sv • d?•=0:1 s.'s er.iinu.r- oue that; : over estimated. [ AM also receiving a good assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, ' which l will be lmppy to supply my friends and customers with nt the lowest prices for CASH. Bedsteads. M.-.ttrasses, Chairs, Lounges, Dining Tables, Side and Centre Tables, Washstands, Whatno's, Wardrobes, Bureaus, High and Low Baby Chairs, Baby Carriages and Cribs, Window Shades. All low for CASH. A liberal patronage solicited. THOMPSON, COLE k CO., _ Sept. 28-tf. Newnan, Georgia. X THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE I! BURKE’S WEEKLY I’oz' Boys and Girl* I W 0. PERRY. W. D. LINCH. PERRY & LINCH. ifficicnt . Stony Point, Wiiitf. Co.. Aek., i hi ay 23. 1S6G. \ Dr. John Bull—Dear'Sir: East February : sum not exceeding t n dollars, nulos j excuse uc rond. rod for such refusal. _ . _ Any - : - i in any manner opj in" resistii g, y Lnjro tg, or attacki .. - . ’.c r- - - - • -' - : their t'fieir curifiT’c prop*rtt€as are noi^ercaninatea. j duties, ' tail aid,, assist orabqt those who Address all orders rroT. i*. -- ■ Lnedinasumnot less than twenty- Savannah, G^-, ori ' - - ’ ’ A - - S ■ .. : Bl-wa’ - -f c >un * n -nu::.- n:y-»l • . SEC. XXX.—LOTS TO BE KEPT OUDSS. JT. H. IIaYT--:-'s -nraa’.Ur OL fca h botih LLd , box. w SEC. XI?;.—TOTS TO BU KEPT TN OLLBER Tt be tlic dutv of uii liolvi^rs of 1 u*us or ; lun *,«.*; *u»« .... V,..., . , r ■ houses, whether the same b enclosed or mien-: It had its second childhood. ^ m HouiSvIlle purchasing drugs, and I got . cI ^. d> to t eep them clean and. dry. Theydmil - - • ' ~ but shall ml uTi l-v Druccists and country merchants generally. ' . tht' Drug 8t< -re of Dr. Its face grew sunny, and there was a pleasant some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters. irovmit no < uk ; v; .Sstu-h marine? For_s,tl/ in NvwnaTi ar air about it that almost smelt of clover, i ho . Mv son-in law. who was with me in the store. ;y;y p.L'T’- - V--- - anf remove fr »m EDDl sMiiH- old fellow seemed ready to rollick over primrose i h d ' been llowu w -; th rheumatism for some time, .^fl lots ' r iandall dccaW and-d-caying yege- tinne on<i PLojl'g*.f \nnnc !»]< - . -» - k..^ a™/! in 1 f>v. ! m’'T'1'UTT TY /Y A f|T 0 C’TT ^ ¥1 C 1 TT/T TT \E\\ jjuui & oilOti Ml Ur beds and violets. Phutsant winds fanned L:> locks, and his breath was warm, an l would have been sweet but for the arou;a of decay that was borne upon it. Rut disease was only rallying tor his final attack. The old frame began to quiver. A skiver van across the face of the earth. The fabric of the old vear went to pieces like a weather beaten wreck, and amid the wreck and ruin of storms, and man- . tied with snow as with a shroud, he dropped into the past. Let him lie. YVe have had his ho had been in bad health, tried ! holder or holders of hits or o^tw^Sv '• also improved. .. , rv .„ ; V o usafores.iiiL after notice frem t:. Vcnefits and rebuffs, md M e have had his sorrows commenced on the Bitters, and s.w'ui found his general health improved. Dr. Gist, who had them, and he Dr. Coffee, who had been in bad health for 'lav .r or several years—.o-ro-eeft and /ro c affected • proved veiy much by the use c-t your Bi Indeed, the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. 1 think I a great quantity of your medicines tableand animal substances, and in general, ev- t-rvt'ning t- ndiag ro c u-rupt tne air. And m ease . ;■ ' r -- ' G-recnvillo Street, or his or of the Aldermen to him or h-. r her agent, to'fill up or remove (Opposite II e n t ’ s . 1 (’ 1 KU " the sun- the Board may proceed to till or r-. move ktters. -, v r the nnisanc may b. . at tm- exp.nse -<i .-en von 1 said lot Gr budholEr. or other yxy- j eution shal! issue for sajb expenses whe-n aacer^ TaKITS and 8HOES rnvle and repaired neatly and cheaply. There CtL'-et and H-^ip Iron, shall be no complaint of high ” Patron- AXTED to exchange Goods for 500 bushels of Peas and 1.000 bushels Sin-Hed Corn. D. A. COOK, Nov. SO-tf. Bay Street, Newnan, Ga. T. M- & R. C, CLARKE, fSigu of the Big Padlock.) F EA CUTS EE STREET, ATLANTA, GA. IMPOETEKS AND CS-VJXES It,' ENGLISH 4KD AMERICAN IIPAIIDAV YATEid. CONSISTING IN PART OF : Ir m. St c. and Nans, Tuz public is notified that we have opened at the store-room next door to I erry & Ilemiug j old stand, South-east comer of Public Square. Beautifully Illustrated and Elegantly Printed! Pronounced by the Southern Press to.b© the most elegant and talented young people's paper print ed in this country! We are now publishing Maroones’s Islajvd, a Sequel co the Young Marooners. and Jack Dobell, or a Boy’s Adventures in Texas, by one of Fannin's men—pronounced “equal to the bed of Mayne Reid’s stories.” We shall begin, in the first number of 1868, a thrilling story, by a lady of Virginia, entitled u Eslsn Hunter ; A Tale of the War.” which will run Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Newnan Ga.. a new and well-.selected stock of J for several months. f Among the regular contributors to- Btirke s Weekly are Rev. F. R. Goulding, author of. I “The Young Marooners;” Mrs. Jane T. H. i Cross; Mrs. Fosd, of Rome, Ga.; Miss-Mary J. ! Upshur, of Norfolk, Va., and many others. Terms.—S2 a year in advance ; Three copies for 85 ; Five copies for 88 ; Ten copies, for $15, and Twenty-one copies for $30. Clergymen and Teachers furnished at $1 50 per annum. „ The volume begins with the July number. Back numbers can be supplied from the first, and all yearly subscribers may receive the numbers for the first six months, stitched in. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, _ Table and Pocket Cutlery, , _ , „ ... , 1 an elegant illuminated covei. Ladies and Gents F urmshiag Goods,, ^dress, J. W. BURKE & CO., Publishers, Macon, Ga. k 1 Tamed."and the amount levied and made out of* charges. Try me and be convince 1^ Pain bis pleasures. He has given us tears hut T-n-ld cell a «reat quantity of vour medicines Ids property; amt the -a-.-: ! : landh ace >• -in ;te=l. S. >. LO lie dried them with smiles So let tenN » T , *. *' ,* , • shall lv fined in a sum not vx>'edmg . Newnan, January 4-3ra. X7*h°j<^a , ZiJSt «*“”“*^ <to'.hr,tec.. : h d,v .-« a . ! ' ■ ions, so do we now tarn to the latest child of Sarsaparilla. Ship me, via Memphis, care mam uncompned with. ^ C 01*11 ’Wanted. tions, time, 1868. £ff*The Ladies can have their Jewelry re paired by sending it to R MINES' ^mssrv 11 -) 2*{i e \ Rkkett & Neely. Respectfully, 0. B. Walker. For sale in Newnan, Ga.. bv Dr.. J. T. REESE. S-de Agent, .hu narv 25-Ha: sec. xx.—BrniAUS. A’iv pereon or personssh * r .'- ® BrSIILL^ of prime While Corn. the highest market ; to be* buried, anv dead body or bodies m eav jri s~\/ \/ \ JUtailr-L'y iffs -o within the’corporate limits or the City of for which Newnan, otli- r than ’-he public cemetery or oUi- _ r j.. e w jjj - oe p. ; ;,r by P- A. POWERS, : er burying ground, without permission of uie ~ Grocer aa-i Commission Mercl I Board, shall forfeit any pay a smn not exceeding • — ilfiv d«.lBrs for each j*-hI eveiy offeu-: . . - Locks, Hinges, Screws, Carpenters’ Tools, \v,.-_ (I “S. Chains, Pot-net A Table Cutlery, Mill and XCut Saw*, Gan*. Kidvs^ Pis.oL, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Carriage Ha-duare, Rubber Leather Belting, Airos, hpnng>, i-p,ubb«- Hemp Packing, Huos, lom^, ^poke.., . Grass-CV'l ton,Jute Hope,Heavy A LigTit Ca^t,a & ., Sf f .el Peacock Plows. I*ig I’m, Pig C->pper, C .m Shelters, Straw Siao and sneei Zinc. Cutters, All of which we will sell low for cash. Agents for Fairbanks Standard Scales, and chant for Knoxville Iron Work®. ’ Nov. 1867-Ora. BOARDING HOUSE. Ficee Goods of every variety, And other articles usually kept in such busi- ■ ibe unebrsigned takes this method of in- giyWt have no old goods, as our stock is I forming the public that she is prepared to entirely new.^JVf In addition we would remind purchasers that aceomodate a lhnited number of Boarders on moderate terms. The subscriber hopes by a strict attention to the necessities and comforts of her patrons, to merit a liberal proportion we bought on fair and reasonable terms, and 0 f t>, e public patronage. can afford to sell the same way. We invite all For farther^pafticulare apply at my residence to call and examine for i opposite the Baptist Church, themselves and be , MRS. A MRS. A. E. McKINLET.. cunvince: rOctober 5-3m. Newnan, Ga., Dec. 7,1367-tf.