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(Tl)c y’dmuut gjtrallr. RLi-HKD WEEKLY KVKHT 8ATTBDAY BY i . W00TTF.S, J. A. WEI.rJJ. \X( KITTEN & WELCH, Proprietor*. J. c. WOOTTJvV, Editor. terms of suBSCftirnox : » * <» copT one v****-r* jfAVHhJc iu H’i \ftnct*. .^ >.'>0 0 , f . ropy ri* month'...-' “ j* 50 Dm cop v three mon f>s, “ “ * 00 . j-fj.ji, ,,f y iX xv;! 1 he allow®*! an extra copy. I'Htv numbers complete the Volume.) THE NEWNAN HERALD. VOL. III.] 3STEW]Sr^TSr, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, FEBRU A.3RY 29,1S68. [NO 25. S. P. THURMAN. .J. W. SPENCE. The New Georgia Injunction Case. S. P. THI RM JN & CO., Manufacture) rs -AM>- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS has appropriated the whole of >.ii i I $->50,000. to the payment of interest on the j The dec!-ion given in the Supreme Court of State debt; to the salaries of officer?, w. rk- i the United States op Monday last on the oi l men and other servants of the State-; to to • - ! Georgia bill, was followed by i complaint against Ulysses S. Grant, George G Meade, of Pennsylvania; Thomas St.it um of. Curious and Plain Talk for a Republican State Carriages andJewels of Austria. We w The New York Tiers of Saturday has ! j t on the oJU i u ^“ " ,IVI ''‘■ Lrc “ », i.. c w ...c , r r .... c iB-.iintenare of fbe lunatic Asvlnm, the Acad- a long reply to the ir.Dv a new toil of c m- . * i ' c ., r, c . - . ..... eoiy for the Ba:;u, the Academy for the Deaf a b ruf forcing a Constitution >t, or il.ioois;] an <j Dumb; to the annual endowment of the , . , _ . , , « ,, ■ .... * »■ . . • m n*Vn/iK n! rr*' f n f It T il !ilW re shown his state carriages n few -e. and although acquainted with fine ane S ravings thing' • f that sort, vet had to conies? our- on Alabama, | seives ( < uiu ast " ni? ^‘ Therc were some 50 C|e Hctonan WE are now receiving our Fall and tV inter •lock of IDIRUST GOODS. tiie Ladies especially are invited to call and examine our .to 1; of Prints, bleached and unbleach’d Duniestieks, Bedticking, Sec. In Dress Goods -.ve have in part, Silks, French Merinos, French Poplins, Alpaccas, De Lams, Sec. We also keep a large stock of Dress Buttons, Ribbons, Belts and Belting. Wr also keep a splendid stock of rioacly Made Clotliins —■ as d ?IEC£ &0QB5, ( , m pii ring the very latest styles. 1 Luts, Shoes and Boots. Also a very large stock of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, such as Fine White Shirts, Neckties, &c., Sec. r, : y"A11 sold cheap for CASH. (hill and examine for yourselves. No trouble to show goods. JOE WEILL, Masonic Building. Greenville St., Candies and Confectionaries, G R E E N VIL I- E S T R , N E W X A X, G A. We are manufacturing and receiving our FALL & wiHTLFi STOCK OF Candies, Pickles, Nuts, Raisins, Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Sugars, Coffee, etc., etc., To which we ask the attention! of the WHOLESALE anil RETAIL TRADE. We will wholesale Candies to Confectioners Fumb; to the annual endowment of the , , , ~ t ^ „ . - carriages in all. The coronation coach was te University, and for other purposes for which closes w;th the following very just tl ,e most conspicuous object, and so rarely "T'r*1 LW “ F ;Tt 1 "^™*Jn f J b ,L s :rra , . o tI a "t sens : b,c «r: k * : „ rndf J well, of Vermont, due objection to the old ^ ( j r . in * t Q eorge Q Me »de, Thomas H Roger' Now. in our judgment, the fatal detect ,»fterthe fashion of a double sedan chair »n bill lay in the fact that it contained no recital j aud Charles F. Rockwell, the defendants herein in the Congressional plan of Reconstruc- shape—large and spacious within, and uphol- of a fly violation of the right of property, but j named, are not and never were officers of the ! tion is that it attain: ts to establish solf- only of political grievances. The new bill, on j sa 'd state of Georgia.^were neier elected or government for twelve millions of people the con prope say that ances they must have taken jurisdiction. The M e & n!i - V or constitutionttlly he invested with w ho are arotmg them. i b-.iwn h.- ei'-ht whi’e horses nrriv- , ,, . e ,... . , , * anv power in or under the government of the P ;,,ht million? are in number , irawn nj ei_m .1, e a following is a copy of the bill filed by Judge j wid U tfUe because non** of the said d-fendants lh , , , •' 1 in frorgeous trappings, harness mounted JeremiahS. Black: I are citizens of the State or eveFinliabitants 'two-thirds of the whole, ami even f he with gold ornament?, and velvet saddle-cloths, “ "* - S [i{f with gold and silver embroidery, and 1 ' reaching nearly to the ground. The grooms Rates of Advertising. Aavertisementsinsertedat $1.60per square (often lines or space equivalent.) for first inser ‘tion, and 76 cents for each subsequent in sertion. Monthly or semi-monthly advertisements inserted at the same rates as for new advertisi- inents, each insertion. lahefal arrangements will be made witk those advertising by the quaiter or year. All transient tdvertisments must be paid for w hen handed in. The trror.vv for advertiseing due after tt« first iussrtion. SCHEDULE OF THE A. & W. P. R. R, L. P. GRANT. Su[feriritendent. Leave Atlauta - - - Arrive at Xewnan - Arrive at West Point Leave West Point - - Arrive at New nan- - 7 00 A. M. 9 20 “ 12 a. sr. 12 40 p si 3 20 “ Arrive at Atlanta 6 30 “ 8ept. 28- tf. SADDLERY New nan, Ga. Hun Hero Everybody! rj’lIK undersigned tnkes pleasure in nnnoun- | cing to his friends and customers that he is again prepared to do anything in the Saddlery and Harness Business, with neatness and • Quii-k sales and manufactures despatch. My short profits.” motto is He also Jjoatlior Collars. Pall and see him up stairs at Old Repository. P untry Produce taken in payment for work. Nov. 2-if. GEO. W. VANCE. BOOTS, SHOES I, E A T H IU 1 ?! ILEW STORE!—NEW GOODS! Extra Inducements lo Buyers at Whole sale ami Retail! Peachtree S' r , Markham's Buildings, ((\> ‘.tsite Cox & Hill,) ATL A X T A, G EG RGI A, Nov. 30-tf. GEORGE W. PRICE. tend our wholesale business, we pledge our selves to refund the money paid us for Candies which do not give satisfaction. Mr. Thurman having an experience of six teen years as a manufacturer of Candies, flat- bus himself that he understands his business, and has no superior as a manufacturer in the Southern States. The attention of the ladies particularly and the citizens generally is called to the fact that we keep constantly on hand a supply of Bwm ©an© We know we can please you. Me say what we mean and mean what we say. October 19-6rn. . . - | per diseh rge of any State trust, comp mil' . . _ , And vour orator further shows that the said , ; n Tnat the said fetate of Georgia is one of the r , „ , . . . . »«■ ... . . 7 - . . George G. Meade professes to act under tne sovereign and independent States of America; : v- , , - T -.c q , , ; . r ,-c, . ’ direction and orders of ihe said l ivsses &. was acknowledge*, in the treatv of 1*83 bv ! „ , , , , , .. ... J ! Grant, and the other deiendants ttierein named the King of (jrreat Britain to be so, and her , c . , ,, . F . , & . . , . i-it M profess to act under the directions or tub said rights as such has always oeen admitted by a Geo G Mead but vour omtor is advised her sister States on this comment, and by all , ;md therpfore 1 , hftrges thev are none of them the Slates, princes and potentates of the earth, j j lW p u | lv b(> , jn( i bv any such orders from either j .» A J \ th ■ except m regard to such rights, powers and , f the - otber3 concen j ing the premises, but are I ot Reconstruction as to reduce their late of Georgia, I .. - . . . .** . ... I consented to surrender and I tenths oi‘ the whole population. Yet Con plan of Reconstruction not only sets them aside ot no account, not only refuses to accept as of the slightest weight their views and opinions in re gard to their governments they are retjuir- m tgnificence. There were shovn us in the Imperial “Treasure Chamber” a wealth of diamonds and other jewels, emeralds, pearl- ami rubies enough to satisfy the vainest lover of display. There are tiaras and brooches and buttons an i bracelets and ear-rings and hat buckles, and everything which can be worn as cheap as they can purchase the same article authorities asNhe, the said Suite of (ieorfgta. J of^henr^c^^'aierein wtlfuHv^'nd^ilfe^wS” ^ fluence to the lowest possible point, and in any Southern market. Determined to ex- con , e med to surrender and delegate to the i ail °‘ thera act, f ^^em wiltully and illegally, ^ tUa ,h. Southern Branch -OF THE- »T i rn; '■ 1T \ T run •'NT ~tti Trrn p,T/0 nniiui'inu oiuvii wunuo, 3STE"W YORK- . , ■ , , „ , , „ ■? . , i in pursuance of their own combination and I n,ted bUtes by the Federal Constitution and , con V ederf tiou . the several amendments therein lawfully made. Acd nQ SQ ft • mav it lense vonr honors. Tliat the said State of Georgia does not ex- ^ ^ ^ Q Mead erc.se or claim the right to exercise any of the ; H R * er and Cbarle3 p Rockwell, com- Dowers which the Federal Gonstitotion by ex- ... , ^ c , ... I* ...... J binmg and confederating with one another and I press words or by reasonable implication con- j ° I fers upon the United States; and there does i j not exist any decree, order or enactment of I said State which comes in conflict with the j Federal Constitution or with any act of Con gress passed in pursuance thereof; nor is there j in said State any impcdimenS, obstruction or j opposition to the full execution of the Federal j laws by the proper officers and agents of the United States. But the State of Georgia, while thus disclaiming and abjuring all au thority to interfere with the powers of the U. States, does assert, has always asserted and never relinquished the right to regulate and control those local affairs to which no other State or people has any concern, and which do not fall within the cognizance of the Fed- I bv j ord or ladv, done in a style which surpas- i e< ^ obe y- buf u 50 arr:I,, if e = 1 10 total Is j 3es ones dreams, aft in a single case, blazing with light from the multitudes of the gems.— The mo t prized of all the stones is the great Florentine diamond, taken from the helmet of Charles the Bold, as lie lay dead upon the battle-field of Morgarten, by a Swiss lancer, and sold for half a dollar to- a roguish Bernese jeweler. It is about the size of a common acorn, is of a yellowish tint, and shines like a star in tlie sphere. Ad. rned with these jewels the Emperor and Empress are able to surpass all other pomp. Of course, they are seldom worn, and therefore serve but small purpose with ai! their wonderful radiance. There is collected in the same'Imperial jewel chamber, sponsibility to the State of Georgia, or to her officers or agents. And your orator further charges that, in pursuance of orders or directions made by the sail Grant, the said Meade, Huger and Kock- 17 ] well have lately hr formal entry and menace era! Government. To that end she has estab- j of vi , )lence takt , n p03sessio n of the State enpi- l.shed a government of her own, which is j to , and grounds a , MiHedgeviHe, and the Exec utive Mansion there situated, and F. M RICH Alt DSON. ijinn iui , L. V. SANFORD & WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL DEALERS IN Stoves, Ilowlow-Ware, Block Tin, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, and Tinners’ Findings, Lamps, Cutlery,House Furnish ing' Goods of every descrip tion, Plated and Brit- ania Ware, See., KEYSTONE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. They would call special attention to their large and varied stock of COOK TNG STOVES, of the latest and most approved patents. Call and examine their stock. [Oct.2G-Gm. BOOTS AYD S150ES. WOULD respectfully an nounce to the citizens of 1‘ivnan and vicinity that 1 have g:lt V ured the services of i most accomplished workman. 1 invi*e all, herefore, to call, assuring them they can now mve their Boots and Shoes made in the most ashionnble stvle, All I ask .to convince, is a air trial. H® 1 *Repairing neatly and promptly done. Office on East side of Public Square, S’ewnan, Ga. [July 13-tf.j W. FLO t D. W. B. NV. DENT, MANCFACTUTKU OF ALL KINDS OF TIN WARE, G. H. & A. W. FORCE WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES. WHITE ALL STREET, ATLAXTA - GEORGIA. Keep on hand the largest and best selected stock in Atlanta, and will sell to Country merchants at New York prices with freight ad- dec p Nov. 30.1867-ly. intended to protect and does protect the rights, liberties and privileges of all persons of every I class who live or come within her jurisdiction ; | and the said State avers that she has fully met I the duties and responsibilities of an indepen- i dent and free State by a system of laws which ' provide for the regular administration of jus- j tice, for the promotion of industry, and for the encouragement of all those virtues ou which the prosperity of a people must depend. Tt e powers and authorities of the said State government are defined by a written Constitu tion. and the officers chosen under it to execute and enforce it were in full possession of said government up to tne time when the several j wrongful facts hereiu complained of were committed by the defendants. The authority of said government was universally a*-knowl- edged, and there was no other person or com- hinntino !)f p..r5/,r.= a-Ltlir. »!,.-> ton toi-j- of Said State who pretended to be the State govern- j meut or claimed obedience as such from the j people. To secure the perpetuity of the said government the wisdom of it? founders p'rovi- ' ded as a part of its fundamental law that the soverign power of the State should be entrust ed to these persons only whose honesty and capacity and the deep interest they had iu the j public welfare would insure a faithful di?- j charge of that high duty, and, therefore, while j the just rights of all persons were carefully j guarded, no polititical privileges were bestowed j on children under twenty-one years of age, on ! females, paupers, negroes, convicted felons, idiots, lunatics, sojourning strangers or for eigners not naturalised. In effect the said Stale of Georgia avers that she is, and of right ought to be, a free and independent State; that she possesses all the facilities and powers of self-government except those ceded to the United States; that in the exercise of her authority she has organized, for herself, a political system which secures to her people and to all persons in her territory the best and safest protection of their rights which, under the circumstances, could possibly be given by them. give absolute control of the State to the most ignorant, inexperienced and incapa ble portion of its population. That is the Radical, fatal defeat in the ^ Congressional plan of reconstruction, and with divers other persons to your orator un- ! SO long as it is persisted in, that plan will known, and with the intent to deprive your ! prove essentially an utter failure. It may orator of her just rights in and to the money. I not a j Way8 be 'rejected by the popular goods, property and lands herein before de- , • ... . . . ; vote. Congress may, by adopting tne scribed,and to apply them to their own use or j , » . J r ° , to the use of confederates, have lately bv vio- i Tribune s suggestion, torce it upon the — u . > lenceand force of arms taken possession otiSoutheren States—may make ‘ten men ’ j ft » immense vidue of other gems besides the the same, and have given out in speeches j j n South Carolina ‘ the State/ and give i '', ear i ibie i °" e f; ‘ e .^°iT Pfl 'Vviii/^Jmemlds that they will retain possession and receive (hem absolute sway over its destinies.— andTuhie" of* »r>-at’er «i ze bit uncut, and is not reeonstructiorr. I. ea 0 ^ ^ i^iione. ■ give nothing ol the spirit of harmony—i The largest emerald in the world, made into a nothing of the feeling of community of. c,, Pi ‘ 3 there; great opals and enormons pearls, 7 i-i i „_i i and ati aqne marine stone ot the purest ray, interest on which alone any real union | ^ ^ Th( . re ig ;i , s0 go ,,. ,,, aU>? rongh can be maintained—nothing ot the con-; vvitb biV3S . re !ief and also relievo figures, finely tent, the sense of justice and of the se- ; chiseled; and there also is crystal in cups and curify of personal rights which are abso lutely essential to a permanent, prosper ous and beneficent union of States. How does the Tribune suppose taxes ; by violence and force and threats of still further force did expel therefrom Charles J. Jenkins, the Gover nor of the State, and and did themselves take po. State capitol, and are yet holding^and keeping and occupying the same, together with the books, furniture and other personal property therein contained. And your orator further charges, that on the — day of last, the said Meade, in pursu ance of directions from the said Grant, did seize and take into his possession theTevenue, tolls and profits of the railroad hereinbefore described, and by threats of violence did com- vases,cut with artistic designs, and ail manner of pietra dura ware, of agates and amethysts, lapis lazuli, blood-stone, jasper and sardonyx,, enough to make a thousand fortunes. This is collected ii Jeiikintin• Gover- How does ;he 1 nbune suppose taxes ; C(> u PCted itl loMr or five little rooms, and shown L11 ' the Trc wurcr ! are tu be collected, crime punished, equal- | to the public on appointed days. The public issession of the said ity of rights secured, the sentiment of na- : is watched with hawk's eyes while it looks, how- . .. . . . 1 • ■ - . i ... i : i- 1.: i ever and n soldier walks behind each DartV. ind each party, •rovvn jewels of England are fine, but they look both few and tiona! interest and national pride culti-! ever, and a soldier walks b vated and strengthened under such a: Enf ; la ” d are fin ^ bul rule as it foreshadows? feolely, of course,, SIUU ii ^excepting the Kohinoor) beside the mass by the armed power of the nation; by j of the Austrian crown. the presence of the sword and the bayo- [Cor. Cincinnati Gazelle. net in every town and every precinct of| the State which arc thus to be ruled, by How Elephants were Shipped to Abys- pluin, naked force, just such as rules the ! sinia. • i • itru e ‘ “ A©,, people of Austria, of Turkey and ol Rus- pel one , the superintendent of the m j v J said railroad, to pay over to the said Meade or j sia to-day. to his order the sum of about S before j It is father melancholy to reflect tliat I or-z \mpjrcla«> hleas of mnuhlican trovern- i ment have come to this; and that this that time bad and t ’-j -:;e said rrotuTTfe earnings of the said r.utmaa Tor rne ;e of vour orator, and to promise that in Part of the outfit of the English expedition to Abyssinia was a herd_of 20 elephants— unwieldy animals at best, but uncommonly vour orator, and to promise tlv.it m | . , • i> ' i ; “ The hoisting tackle required was of im- future he (the said 1 would not ac- I^n IS the one especially urged by those ! mense gtreilgth ; lind the hoist was formed in count to your orator for any moneys received 1 - 1 - r>f "rn^ress. .,. by him from the earnings of the said railroad GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Le:ive Atlanta 5.15 A. M Arrive at Augusta G.00 P. M Leave Augusta 6.30 A.M. Arrive at Atlanta 6.00 P. M. NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave Atlanta 6.20 P. M. Arrive at Augusta 3.15 A. M. Leave Augusta 8.00 P. M. Arrive at Atlanta 6 00 A. M ITST STORE AND TO ARRIVE 10,000 lbs. clear Bacon Sides; 5.000 lbs. Bulk Sides; 2,000 lbs. Lard; 300 sacks Virginia .Salt; 100 “ Liverpool “ 20.000 lbs. best Family Flour; 2 000 lbs. best Hemlock Sole Leather; 1,000 lbs. Smoking Tobacco, all Brands 1,000 lbs. Maceoboy Snuff; 15 boxes fme Chewing Tobacco; 50 boxes Cheese; 25 bbls. A B C Sugar ; 6 bags best Rio Coffee; 10 bbls. tine Syrup; 10 “ Molasses ;■ 1,000 lbs. Rice; 5,000 lbs. Castings; 40 kegs Nails. I also have u complete Stock of everything kept in a First Class FAMILY GROCERY, which will be sold out, at a very small profit at mv old stand on Bay Street. Dec. 21-tf. ' P. A. POWERS. NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP, Bay Street, ROOTS and SHOES made ami repaired neatly and cheaply. Thero shall be no complaint of high charges, l ry me and be convinced Patron age solicited. S. S. LOVELESS. Newauu, January 4-3m. but would hold all such moneys subject to the order of said Meade, «nd puy them to him for the u-e of himself and his confederates. And your orator further charges that the said Meade and Rockwell, in pursuance of the combination aforesaid and fn accordance with the directions of the said Grant, did on the — day of — last take forcible possession of the building and room occupied by the Treasurer of the said State, and did attempt to get pos session of the money which the said State had committed to the custody and safe-keeping of the Treasurer, to-wit: the sum of about three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, hereinbe fore mentioned; and because the said Treasu- cer to the latter on the occasion of the recen imbroglio in which the President, Gen. Grant rer had removed the said money to a place of j and Geo. Sherman were parties. It, at who claim to be the frieuds ot progress, :b j s v . r ay ! The main yard was supported from the advocates of republican liberty and of; the lower mast-head by stay tackles; from the democratic institution throughout the i top mast-head there was a strengthening tackle, , \ w 1 and from the lower mast-head there were pr“- worl(i * j venters. From the foremast-head there was a j tackle for hauling the hoist forward. The Gen. Sherman’s Letter. I elephants were brought from the place where j they were picked, one by one, arid on reaching As there is much anxiety on the part of our the Compta’s side w*-re lettered and placed in readers to know what position Gen. Sherman ! slings, consisting of the stoutest canvass se- i ; cured by thick lashings. Tne height to winen will assume in this conflict between toe shame- , thg Hnim!lIfJ b;ld to be hoisted before they were less Stanton and the President, we lay before ■ i„ W ered away into the hold, was some 20 or thera the following ietter written by that otH- j 60 feet, and a small regiment ot kalases was COOK & JONES, Grocers, Commission Merchants -axlt xrrrrxns for thk' ~ PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE Iil>iURA\€e tOMPW, Authorized Capital of $1,000,000. —ALSO FOR MES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered Capital $1,500,000, Office on LaGrange street, near Dough erty’s Hotel, Newnaii, Ga. [July 6-tf. employed in lifting ta The operation was safety bevond the reach of said defendants anti would not violate his oath and bis duty by in forming them how they might get it, they, the said defendants, arbitrarily and without war rant or any legal authority whatever caused him. the said Treasurer, to be arrested and really an extraordinary sight., well worth wit nessing, and it was* curious to observe the different moods in which the unwieldy beasts show* that Sherman, “ for the good of the svr-j submitted to it. riorne, wt cri they lound vice and the country,” thought that Stanton | themselves suspended in mid air, shed tears j, D | copiously, and were affected in a remarkable ought to resign ‘ ! manner; others became vicious, and reared “Washington, Saturday, January 18. and plunged about most alarmingly- Lithe ...„, “I neglected this morning to say' that 1 had i days oi Queen Elizabeth sonm rather remark- .mprisoned, and do still retain him iu their : agreed to go down to Annapolis to spend Sun- | able id- as were entertained in England a= to Your orator further avers that she, the said custody. State of Georgia, was and is the owner ot A. R. WELLBORN TENDFRS his Professional services to the citizens of Newnan and sur rounding country. His old friends and patrons will certain valuable estates, real and personal, of which the title is vested in said State, and the said State at and immediately before the time when the wrongs herein complained of were j committed by the defendants, was in the law- ; ful possession, occupation and enjoyment of the said property. Here follows a recital of the title of the ; your orator of her just rights in ano to the | dav with Admiral Porter. Gener-.l Grant also j the anatom Forasmuch as the aforesaid acts and doings | has to leave for Richmond on Monday, at 6 | says: ‘The of the elephant, and Shakspeare lepbant hath joints, but none for T. M. & It. C. CLARKE, (Sign of the Big Padlock,) PEACHTREE STREET, ATLAXTA, GA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE. CONSISTING IN PAUT OF : of the said defendants and their confederates are contrary to good conscience and forbidden not only by the laws of the said Sute of Geor gia. but also by the Con-titution of the United States: forasmuch as th° said acts and doings tend to the wrong, oppression and injury of vour orator, and if persisted in will deprive a. m. At a conversation with the General, j courting ; his legs are tor necessity, not for after our interview wherein I offered to go j flex'me. Now. nobody in these days, we sup- with him on Monday morning to Mr. Stanton, i pose, holds such an opinion ; but it he does, and to say that it was our joint opinion lie j he would have had a convincing proof of hi? should resign, it was found impossible, by ! error had be witnessed the surprising agility reason of his going to Richmond and my go- J of some of the elephants hoisted into the acid ino- to Annapolis. Tiie General proposed this j of the koiupia; for they bent tueii bgs aoout course. He will call upon ion to-morrow,and j and pawed, and kicked with tremendous vio- Iron, Kteel and Nails, Sheet and Hoop Iron, Axes, Hoes, Chains, Mill and X Cut Haws, Locks, Hinges, Rerews, Carpenters’ Tools, Pocket A Table Cutlery, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, ana to the j course, ne win can upon you lu-iuuuun, i i - •• . !? 1 tP np m p„ t! inouevc and other i offer to go to Mr. Stanton, to say, for the good i lenee, and one or two managed to throw their State of Georgia to certain public lands re * ; lH “ d *^. t J. aforesaid? and furasmuch as your j of the service and the country, he ought to | legs behind them so as to get a footing on the ceived by original grant from the King of ; orator has no adequate remedy except‘in a resign. On Mondf His old friends and patrons will Great Britain and by the extinction of the In- i conr t of equity where such matters are pro find him in possession of modern ap- ; d j an t ^ t j e - a i s0 a tract of land of twenty acres j perlv cogniz 'ble, your orator prays that your pHances for curing diseases and re-j .^ ^ wllAfl „ Ar!nA ; n th* n f I honors will decree, adjudge and order _ 1. That the defendant? be enjened ta desist pliances for curing diseases and re- j . q tfae ^ Qf jyniedgeville, in the State of gfPOflice. during the'day. at the Drug Store Georgia, upon which are situated the Capitol of Dr. C. I). Smith, and at night may be found | aad otber public buildings of the said State, at the residence of John Kay, Esq. January 4-tf. Andrew J. Smith. M m. Allen Tirnf.k SMITH & TURNER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NEWNAN GA., WTT T mv the debts, in a Court of Bank And your orator further avers that she, the said State of Georgia, is the sole and legal owner of a valuable railroad beginning at At lanta. Georgia, and extending to Chattanooga, in Tennessee, a distance of one hundred and thirty-seven miles, which was laid out and built entirely by your orator, at a cost of more than seven millions of dollars, including the expenses of furnishing the rolling stock, buy AND DEALER IN Cl kinds of Country Produce taken in ex change. g&*\Yill duplicate any Atlanta bill given to nerchants. [April 27-tf. Saddlery c* svd Harness EMPORIUM. G. C. ROGERS, (2d door below Moore <5: Marsh, pposite U. States and American Hotels,; Decatur-St Atlanta, Ga., Wagons.-'The Manufactory of A. T. FINNEY, on Forsyth street. Atlanta. Ga.. is daily C ARRIAGE 5 ROCK i hereinafter*complained of were committed by A W A VS,BUGGIES the defendants was in the hands and posses- receive, either bv themselves. AND PLANTATION sio n of your orator by virtue ot her unuispu-; noWo U.e or ; ervanTs . 8ny ted title thereto; and your orator of anv kind whatever and legally receiving and enjoying the income moneys or prow donday I will again call ou yon, and, if you think it necessary, I will do the same—call on Mr. Stanton and tell him to resign. It he will nut. the:: it will be time to I mat me ueieiiuam? oe c.ju-uv contrive ulterior measures. In'the meantime enti-ely from the commission of the wrongful : it so happens that no necessity exists tor pre- eeta herein complained of, and to surrender ! cipitating matters. Yours tonly, back tne possession of the State Capitol of: W. T. ohep.man, Lt. Gee, your orator into the keeping and custodj of *"** " "7 *” the Governor and Treasurer and other officers j ConSOl&tlClL and agents of the said !^tAte who have been } detruded therefrom. j George D Prentice, in the course of a touch- 2. That they be enjoined to restore the pos- ; ; ng p 0e m dedicated to the memory of his son, session of said railroad an l its appurtenances ; wbo Qa tbe Confederate side in one of the account of all moneys received by them for or the comfort sent to his own bruised neari, and on account of the earnings of said raiiroad. which will awaken a similar feeling in many or from the tolls freights or fares of the same, strick:en beart3 ; a Southern households, in the and pay over the whole amount tbereot to j ’ following lines: your orator. _ . . ° 4. That the defendants be strictly enjoined i-A. on I orsyth street. Atlanta, Ga.. . ;ind profits thereof, which in times of ordinary —“3 turning out substantially mushed am. wa? equal t0 about $50,U00 per fashionable work, to which the attentionof ail but late i y has not exceeded $30,000 wishing to purchase is respecttuHv invited.— • t . Several Pleasure Vehicles and a uumlvr of P er clOEtn - Plantation Wagons are eximpleted. and will l>e j disposed of at reasonable figures. Orders will Ik* promptly filled and are respectfully solicited. Charges moderate and all work warranted. Manufactory and Warerooms on Forsyth-st Atlanta, Ga.. nearly opposite theOpera Hall. April G-l2m. CLARK, JOSES & CO., COTTON FACTORS Has on hand the largest and finest stock of ADDLES of anv house in the State Also I ARM AGE and BUGGY HARNESS HARD- I General Commission Merchants, v “ ,kt - v of BL ’ CK1J S «■-1 Xo Uxer Range, rices more reasonable and Stock more com- ?Lte than any in the city of Atlanta. tl'Warriagcs and Buggies of the most ap proved style and finish on hand, and made to ymer at prices, as. favorable as can. be obtained lu Sew York. f^Please give me a call. owned bv or btlomring to your orator, and Bay Street/ Savannah, Georgia. Liberal advances made on Consign- : ment?. i jg^“Money deposited with Major G. M. Han- r vev to pay the tax on all Cotton shipped to as. [Bept. 21-12m [ September 7-6m. especialiv to abstain strictly irom all a,Lempt^ to get into their hands the money hereinbefore mentioned as belonging to your orator and in , - , - the Treasurv of tbe State. Your orator further avers taat the income - x bat t i je v make a full, true and perfect and profits of the said rai.road are pledged to 1 answer lo tb j s ‘ } /b j oa their respective oaths, tiie creditors of the trtate for the pay ment ot j tbe interest on the debts ot the Siate. and that j * 1 * ’ said railroad itself and its appurtenances are , y TRUE.—A little truth finds ut niort <T a< r ed to secure the payment ot theprinci- . p _ „c- l-bp u nul of a portion of said debt, amounting to the | teranee occasionally in Con re.*, IiLe a sum of 83,000.000 or thereabouts, which the ; white pebble rolled b}’ a stream «• hose said State made and delivered bonds for good j Bosom a vast amount of mud and filth is and valuable considerations. ^ J couveyed. A dav or two since, in the And your orator farther shows that shegthe| Davis of Kentucky, said: ,f Georgia, before the rime when - IT Da’m o Jj saiu btate o. ^—- a —, the wrongs hereinafter complained of were , committed by the defendants, had legally re- i iceived and collected from the profits of the said raiiroad and from other just and lawtul sources of revenue about the sum ot $350,000. which sum was then in the proper custody of the legallv appointed State Treasurer, and could be lawfully paid out only in pursuance of ap propriations made by act of the General As sembly. and on the legal order of the Chief Executive Magistrate. The General Assembly Loyalty in his opinion, consisted m a filling obedience to the Constitution, and he believed the chastened and suffering people of tbe S.*utb to be the most loyal portion of the United btates. W iihout intending to wound the feelings of any man, he said the tuo^t di>lotal peopie hi United Slates were the radicals and their leaders.. • Perchance, when fallen in the strife, Thy young lips breathed a prayer for life. Perchance thy heart heaved one deep sigh To think that thou so soon must die: But had it been thy lot to know The coming triumph of the foe. Hadst thou foreseen, aii rent and riven. The cause to which thy soul was given, Foreseen ihe flag, thy guide, thy star, Trailed low behind the conqueror's car, Foreseen fierce desolation s stride O’er the bright land that was thy pride. Foreseen hill, plaiD, and vale, and wood, Swept as by storms of fire and blood, Tne clime where heaven's best blessings fell. Changed by man’s passions to a hell, Its homes wh< re joy and love first met By banger’s bowling wolves bc-3et. Its human forms like skeletons, Its streams like ghostly Phlegethons, Thou wouldst have blessed with latest breath A kind God for his Angel, Death!” combing of the hatchway. Fortunately, no difficult" was experienced in dislodging their ,eet, and they were safely got down below.— By about 5 p. m. ICt had been embarked, bnt the twentieth one was so vicious and ‘musty’ that it wu3 determined not to take him: for he would not submit to be slung, and he seem ed very much inclined to do as he pl-ased. It was said in an unamiable mood on Friday he killed one of his unfortunate attendants.” “ AS GOOD AS A -NIGGER.”—By book or by crook, the editor of tbe Cleveland (K. Tena ) Banner has obtained a “ tifi- cate to,” vote over which he crows in the following rampageous style: All sett in’.— u Rally ’round the flag boys’ „ „ —hugag—beat the tin pan—P r y~ claim it from the house tops and publish it through all the streets ol Askalon, that we are as good as a nigger, and want everybody to know it. Yes sirs, we have a ’tifleate to vote,—right bran new at that and the way we are going to pop it against Radicalism will be some. We’ve been occupying a back seat in the cold until we've trot mad, and we are now hurting badly for an election to come along so we can enjoy our ‘ independency.’ - W bo’s afraid ? ’* Clear the track, here we come with our Lificate and the single barrel. Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Carriage Hardware, Rubber Leather Belting,Axles, Springs, Rubber Hemp Packing, Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Grass.Cotton, Jute ltope,Heavy <!k Light Castings, Steel Peacock Plows, Pig Tin, Pig Copper, Com Shelters, Straw Slab and Sheet Zmc. Cutters, All of which we will sell low for cash. Agents for Fairbank’s Standard Scales, and for Knoxville Iron Works. Nov. 30. 1867-6m. F. CORRA, CQHfECTIOHESIC FANCY GROCERIES, Whitehall Str., West Side, (A few doors from Alabama Street, ATLANTA, GA. WINES, BRANDIES; LIQUORS, CORDIALS, TEA. SUGARS, COFFEE, CANDIES, PRESERVES, CRACKERS, RUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, REEF, RICE, &e., FRUITS, NETS, CURRANTS, RAISINS, PIPES,. SEGARS, SNUFF, See. Country Merchants supplied at N. York prices. [Nov. 2-3m. WARE-HOUSE —AND— COMMISSION BUSINESS. The Providence Herald heads its trans- Atlantic news “ Cablegrams.” Leap Y'ear Privileges.—The ladies have for the pa.-A eighteen centuries en joyed the special privileges during leap year. la an ancient 6uxoo law it is en acted : - Albeit as often as leap year dothe occurs, the women uoideth prerog ative ovei ihe meune in matter of conrt- shipe,love and ma.trimonee, so that when the lady proposeth it shall not be lawful for menneto saynea, but shall receive her proposal in all good courtisie.” Bismarck is the best shot in Germany. H AVING changed my location, and taken charge of W. B. Berry's Fire-Proof Ware-House, I will give mv personal attention to business at that House, the ensuing, season. Thi3 Ware-House is disconnected with any other boildine, and is, therefore, secure from fire or iginating elsewhere. °I huve ample and aud excellent Storage,, respectfully solicit a liberal share of patronage from my old friends and the public generally. Strict attention will be given to the sale of any Cotton entrusted to my care, Charges- moderate. HUGH BREWSTER^ August 3-tf.