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NEWNAN. GEORGIA.^
Saturday Homing. March 7,1868.
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OF
KEV. JAMBS S. STACY 8 SERMON
ON*
1XER baptism,
I5T
ELD. J. H HALL
gffgor wile at C«tc#' Book Store..
r A. B. Catks will receive subscriptions
From the Louisville Courier.
Kational Taxes for 1868.
In order to assist the tax-payer* an<l others
interested in the aMesnnent and collection of
the annual national taxes, we have compiled,
from the instruction* issued by the (Vmmis-
sioner of Internal revenue, the following rules
and regulations in respect to the duties devolv
ing upon the tax payers:
Great Fire in MiliedgeviUe.
About 31 o’clock this morning, our
city was startled by the cry of Ore! The adult person living in the corpTatc limits of
bakery of Mrs. Hang, on Wayne street.. Cartersville. Ga.. died during the year 1867
K M. Brayton haa been appointed military
Ordinary of Ri< lnnoud county by Gen. Meade.
A Goon Pum to Litk—Not one solitary
Mr. Pendleton, who goes for paying off
the debt in paper is a large holder of
national bonds.
Great Increase of Stock.
Si'Kf.lJU. TAXES.
All special taxes (formerly licenses) are nx-
! sessed previous to the loth of April, and are
j payable on the first of M.iy. Even - person »-x-
petted to commence or continue any business
1 requiring the payment of special tax on or after
| the first of May, must p eviously make and
; sign an application to the assistant assessor of
j his division.
1 INCOMES.
By the act of June .‘>0, 1864. as amended by
for Newxjuper* and Magazines, and guarantee i h r,< t section of the act of March 2, 18G,. it
| is made the duty of any ]>erson Halde to annnal
I tax. on or before the first day of March in each
ir. to make a return to the assistant assess
the delivery of every number.
fit'/'* Just received at the Book Store the
icaf
from the press
of the District wherein he resides, of his in-
cheapest edition of Dickens’ Novels ever issued j come, and of the articles in schedule A owned
or kept by him on the first day of March.
Coweta Circuit M. E. Church South.
The 1st Quarterly Meeting for the Coweta
Circuit will Ik; held at Tranquil, embracing the
first Saturday and Sunday in April.
Feb. 8-tf. L. J. Davies, P. E.
Every person failing to make such return by
the day spot Ifierl will be liable to be «tf)8C88e<l
bv the assist)tit assessor according to the best
information which he can obtain ; and in such
^ t . he f r S ’' tm,t f RK T s T r wil1 art' 1 /“J I**' j buildings’of Mr. Waitzfeldcr.
cuit. to the amount of the tax. ami from the
directly opposite the MiliedgeviUe Hotel. a,! '^ *’ ut lcvr c *‘'ldren
, was discovered to be on fire (one of the |
range of buildings once known as Hu
son’s old Hotel) The buildings were of
wood and the flames rapidly extended
southward, not withstanding the exertions
; of the fire company, who were soon on
the spot with their engine. The jewelry
store of Mr. James Supple was soon invol
ved anil successively the millinery estab
lishment of Mrs. Leikins, the barber shop
on the north-western corner of Wayne
an i Green streets. The^e buildings burn
ed rapidly, and also some small wooden
buildings adjacent, down on the northern
side of Greeu street. Towards the North,
on Wayne street, the j'welrv store of Mr
Miller and the conlectioneryestablshuieut
of Mr. < 'oiid, (which was also the office
of the Southern Express Company.) and
Mr. Haug’s shoe store, were consumed.—
The flames here encountered the fire proof
The solid
A Great Hog—Mr. W
Walton county, slaughtered a hog recently
which weighed, net. seven hundred and twen
ty five poll is is ! He w.is three feet three and a
half inches high, ami eight feet in length,
from the end of the snout to the t:p of the
tail!
Better.—We are gl-ol to K.un that.Dr Lov-
ick Pierce. the aged. Introed. anil distinguished
minister, who is uniwr.-dly esteemed and ie
vered. and who lias lx-en almost at the p<>int of
death fluring tiie past week, is now miivulesing
We hope in a few days lie may l>e restore<l to j
liis Usual good health.—Coi><»*■'&* Sun.
Montgomery Hl^ir is stamping New
Hampshire on the Democratic side.
Thurlow Weed savs Mr. Grecly has
written John C lin ckinridgc a private
letter, urging him to once more place his ;
foot on his native heath.
A wag sav? of a woman : “ To her vir
tue we give love; to her bennfy adinira-
Higginbotham. of j t,0D ‘ and to ber hoo P 9 thc who,c P ave - j
ment.
The Rads in Mississippi are alarmed
lest the constitution now in progress of
construction by the negro convention in
that State cannot be adopted.
** Ma, get down on your hands and
knees a minute.” 4f W by. what on earth
sliaii I do that for, pet ! ” “ Cause I
want to draw an elephant.”
TIIE “LIVE DRUG STORE.
REDWINE * FOX,
5 J
ATLANTA,
.T9 A Kit8 ED,
On th- evening «»f the “27th nit . at the res
idence <*f thr bride, by O. ('. t'.ivend»*r Esq.
Mr. B F. Unwlaiitl to Mrs. Julia A. Jackson,
ail of Coweta.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Wendell Phillips says on the question
of the negro status, the vitally important
Steam Up.
J'our miles of Ncwnan on the St Cloud road,
Fmc, Oak, Poplar lumber, post oak garden
and fence post. Send your orders to the Mill
or leave them with Broadnax and Thomas.
DENIS & BOSTItOM.
Fvb. 1, 1808—tf.
Hags Wanted!
The highest market price paid for Cotton or
Linen Bags nt ibis office.
W. M. REYNOLDS,
Corner of Public Square and Greenville Str.,
1)KAI.Ell IN
Cook Stoves and Tin Ware.
January 11-ly.
Sermon on Water Baptism.
The Sermon delivered by llov. J.i.s. Stacy,
Pastor (>f the Presbyterian Church at this place,
September last, lias been published in pamphlet
funu, and may be obtained at the stores of
Beihvine & Culpepper and .1. J. Pinson.
Price 2o cenls.
If you want the genuine Beaver Hat. call on
1). A. COOK.
Nor. GO, |S07—tf. Bay Street.
IfiTSight Exchange on New York, in
sums to suit, by
Nor. 21. tf. SAGOSIIIX & CO.
M S.u.osiiin. Geo. M. Ha.nVKV.
SAiOSSUS & OS.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEWNAN, GEOBGIA,
valuation and enumcrati<>n so ma<le there can
' be no appeal.
In case any person shall deliver to an assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with
intent to defeat or evade the valuation or enu-
; meration required by law, the assistant asses
sor will ad<l one hundred per cent, to the tax.
j The assessment list, when completed, will he
! returned to the collector, who will “give no
tice by advertisement in one newspaper pub
lished in each county in his collection district,
if any there be, and if not, then in a newspa
per published in an adjoining county, and by
notification, to be posted in at least four public
places in each county in his collection district,
that the said dulies Ikivc l*ceome due and pay-
able, and state the time and place within said
comity at which he or his deputy will attend
to receive the same;” and to any sum unpaid
aftei the thirteenth flay of April, and for ten
days after demand, there will be an addition of
five per cent, as a penalty for such neglect, and
of interest at one per cent, per month.
I Guardians, trustees, executors and adminis
trators, and jHTsons acting in any other fiducia-
i rv capacity, are required to make returns of
! the incomes belonging to minors, or other per- ;
! sons for whom they act, and the income tax ;
will lie assessed upon the amount returned, j
1 after deducting such sums as are exempted by i
law ; proiaM, that the exemption of one thou- j
sand dollars shall not be allowed on account of j
any minor or other beneficiary of a trust except ;
upon the statement of the guardian or trustee, j
made under oath, that (he minor or beneficiary j
i has no other income from which the said
amount may be exempted am! deducted.
When coupons or United States bonds, or
gold received as interest on bonds, are sold
within the )'ear, the amount of legal tender
currency received therefor should be returned
as income under paragraph 9.
When any person lias gold, or coupons pava-
cle in gold, on hand at the close of the year,
its value should be returned at the value
brick“wall and excellent slate roof resist- j one, let Radicals also remember that Grant
| ed the further encroachment of the de
I stroking element in this direction, anti at
isunrise all danger of further spread of
' the fire was at an end
| We are informed that the chief losers,
by reason of the houses consumed, are
Mrs. Daggett, Mr. 8. Brown, and tiie
| estate of A. W. Calloway. i’herc was
some insurance on thc buildings, but we
do uot know the amount. Capt. Conn
lost only a portion of his stock of goods,
land extricated the safe of the Kxpress
[Company. We learn his insurance will
probably cover his loss. The bakery and
has yet to speak satisfactorily.
Prentice says: Miles O Rcily, of the
New York citizen. >ays that ‘ Hutler start
ed the story about Grant’s bibulosity ’—
Who ever s'arted it, Grant keeps it up
A countryman who went to see the
“ White Pawn” in Boston the other even
ing, said it seemed to him that the cur
tain bad been rung up before the ballet
girls had got wholly undressed.
Good.—Thurlmv Weed suggest-that
Congress call in the Preamble to the Con-
Dixie Bar-Room, to the rear, lost most of! stituti in, the declaration of Independence, i
their stock. Mr. Supple saved his work
ing tools, and more valuable portion of
his jewelry. We have not understood
what was the loss of Mrs. Leikins, but
hope, for her sake and for the sake of the
■ fair, those dear little “loves of bonnets”
are all safe. The other losses of personal
property, were, so far as we have heard,
j inconsiderable.
Fortunately it was a calm morning.—
; Had it been otherwise, the disaster would
1 have been far greater.
We regret that Hamilton Brown (freed-
| man) was severely injured by an explo
Yu K-r.i mi. Mi-—., Aug. 9,1803.
Dr. John Bull — Dear Sir: I am happy to
state to you that I have used your valuable
Ccdrun Bitters with great benefit to myself, in
general debihiv and prostration of my system,
produced by the unhealthy ami miasmatic
influence of the Mississippi river alound Vicks
burg. I confidently recnmmcmL^ts iw to all
persons who are exposed to unhenTuiy climates 1
H. \V. Fogle.
Testimony of Medical Men.
Stoat Point. White Co.. Ann., 1
May 2G. IS->6. f j
Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir; Lost February 1
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and * I got
vited to examine our stock be to re buyin
February 15-1V.
GEORGIA,
Just received 500 Boxes
French anti Belgian Window Glass,
on special consignment, at greatly reduced prices.
In store and to arrive
.1000 I)ol. Taunt re tHN Genuine Gunlrn Src«l,
The most reliable grown in America.
Also a large and complete stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuffs,
Jewett, Collier, Tremont and other brands
of Pure White Lead from the most reli
able Manufacturers;
Linseed Oil. Lard Oil, Machine Lubrica
ting Oil, Tanner’s Oil, Kerosene Oil;
Turpentine, Wines and Liquors;
Patent Medicines, and everything usually
found iu a First Class Drug House,
All of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the vent shortest profits for Gish onli/.
Druggists. Physicians, Merchants and others
in the surrounding counties, aro respectfully in
cise where.
REDWINE & FOX,
Corner Whitehall and Alabama streets,
ATLANTA, GA.
and Washingtons Farewell Address, and
burn them, as the people may possibly j'*>”'* of v°ur Narsapaiilla.and ^1^"
get to reading them, and that would ere-
LOOK AT THIS!
ate uneasiness.— Columbus Suo.
My son-in law. who was with me in the store,
had been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on (he Bitters, and soon found his
general health improved.
Dr. GT-t, who had been in bad health, tried
Both Houses of the Kansas Lcgisla-1
ture have passed the bill permitting all I
qualified persons without distinction of!.,’ , . , ,
1 . * them, and lie also improved.
; color or sex, to practice law in that State, j
; They also have a law permitting all per- j
i sons without color or s<“X to vote. Tn a
few years Kansas will have more Ilepre- \
; sentalives iu Congress than New York. J
The Kentucky Democratic State Con-
Dr. Coffee, who had been in hail health for
several years—sfoiwrch awl lifer affected—im
proved veiy much by the use of your Bitters.
Indeed, the Cedron Bitters has given you
great popularity in this settlement. 1 think I
uId sell a great quantity of your medicines
,/enf ic??icn:
sion oi gunpowder, while endeavoring to veution nominated John \\ . Stevenson, [ Hiis fall, especially of your Cedron Bitters and
suppress the flames, federal L nion j present acting Governor, fur electou to Sarsaparilla. Ship me, via Memphis, care
Extra, 4th inst.
gold at the close
New York was 1G
>f
the Year. This value in
Sergeant Bates.—The arrival of this gentle- I
man with hi.s flag was the sensation yesterday. ,
The firemen had made arrangements to give j
him a first class reception, but notice of his ap- j
proach was not given in time for due prepara-
that office, and declared, its preference for . Bk-kett & Neely.
Mr. Pendleton fur I lie Presidency. It is
hardly probable that there will be any op
position to Mr. Stevenson.
James H. Leverich, the New York
Assessors are required to ask the tax-payers j tion, and consequently the Mayor sent out a ; bank teller, who recently absconded with j
letaclimcnt of policemen, with the Chief, who j a fortune of $400,(MO belonging to his j
Bespcctfully,
C. B. Walker.
For sale in Ncwnan, Ga., by
Dis. J. T. 1LEKSK, Sole Agent.
January 2-3-fhn.
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/ //'c0ifu/e r (cc., Q00a?f/a, !?a.:
* fter col ted^iontfence ivi ■t4JP.
uta anc/ 0)af/(moic cicr
MCLS (/cfc
VCl. 0 faYtv/ H a le ic0iic/(
or
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mi a ms.
0/ot/z,
0ocietn
/ /o yivc you- (in older' J'or' a d do 0i
me wis/i /o consol as ^ito^
/Jics/icct/iii
dZ/cfdon
eiy
'JoQViei,
I escorted him through the city to the Lanier j employers has been arrested in Detroit, !
House, where quarters had been engaged for i • «• • . i ....
I ids accommodation. Large nwmhc.slined the | whcr f he WaS , ‘ vl "Z ln e * e ^ nt je UU * |
sidewalks as he passed on flag in hand, and uer the name of James II. Durand.
Liberal CASH advances made and Taxes paid
on COTTON consigned to oitr friends in Augus
ta, Savannah, New York and Liverpool.
November 2-0m.
If you need a fine Shirt go to
Kept. ‘28 tf. JOF. WEILL.
- — -a- -♦
Biank Contracts with Freedmen
For Sale at this office. The form has been
approved by the Bureau Agent.
If you want a fine Il.it, go to
bept. 2S -If, J0L M EILL.
If you want a fine pair of Ladle s Shot's, goto
Itirpt. 28 tf. JOE W1KLL.
» - * ♦-
If vou want the latest style of Hnis. call on
D. A. COOK,
Xov. SO. 1807— if. Bay Street.
^’’Sportsmen can have their Guns and Pis-
tills rejuired by sending Uiem to
January ]1-J2m BARNES’
the following questions:
Hat! your wife any income last year?
Did any minor child of yours receive any
salary Lst year ?
Have you included in this return the income
»f your wife, and salary received by minor j while all were glad to see and welcome him,
there was no uprorious demonstration. After
entering the gentlemen’s parlor at the Lanier,
he was called on by a large number of leading
citizens and cordially welcomed. The Mayor
soon appeared, and in a brief and happy ad
dress in behalf of the people, tendered him
the hospitalities of the city during his sojourn,
assuring him that both he and his flag could
ISS SAYS.
P *
|
i children
Have you any stocks, and what are they ?
Have you bought or sold stocks or other
! property ?
! Have you any United States securities?
Have you kept any book account'?
Is your income estimated or taken from your
books?
_ On the 29th ult., resolutions charging ; feS"m anlaimr! asUug^go'^r f',
Gov. Fenton with high crimes and
nns-
return already been taken out of
reported as profit*
Did you estimate any portion of your profits
in making your return for previous years?
\\ as any portion treated as worthless, and,
if since paid, have you ii#luded it in this .re
turn 1
demeanors, and asking the legislature to
ol Aldermen New York. We hav
not seen the specific charges against Gov.
Fenton, but unless they are of a more
serious character than the “counts” in
of thanks the .Sergeant retired to hi? room, and I the impeachment against President John-
: the crowd dispersed, though he received many J son, they must be frivolous indeed,
j calls from our citizens during the afternoon.
Have any of the deductions claimed in your ! only meet with respect and kindness at the
’ J * ' ^ ‘ the amount hands of the people of Georgia. After a word
Sergeant Bates is a man of delicate statue,
and apparently not of robust health. His face
is pleasant, but pale and thoughtful. He is
without pretension, and appears to be in a
modest discharge of what he considers his duty.
In vindicating the people of the .South against
HEAD WHAT THE
Among the vast i-'.vm ovemeats *>7 t'>c ]>••<• .oi»t t
times the change i.i remedies is not the least ime j
j portant. Fo' iuevly iidhiflous am o.-iej injurious .
1 mixtures woe administeredrpmit'.'o iecornmen- j
imm on- i
w such ami I
such a complaint, viiffe tlicv wove, in fact, use-I
}c-s or wov. e. Now. l’,nf. Kay ton --nppMes the j
. | public wit .1 i,lie mo jt effectual euieilies that eti-
tmpeach him were presented to tiie Guard j uc.ded skill can devise or art t. i produce, with
I expOe : t fliieetiohj for their nse in each and every
j c. L;. In place of tiie senso'ees potions our
I grandmothers gave, v.e have the. cunning invc-i-
* l ions of uieu learned in :’>c avt- of cure.adapted to
j onr heees-sities, at a r.-.mvnal price. A* of. Kay-
j ton's jemedies consist of
KAYTON’S OLEUM YITTE,
The great German Liniment for Bhenmatism.
Neuralgia Pains in the Brek, Joints, Breast or
dccic/aiy
<r>
(cast
Odo/a. odyiici/d/uAat GJ : a/t.
^•Crockery, Glass
iflercliants at New York
Atlanta Ga., January 18-Rm.
Ware and Table Cutlery to
Prices.
Cv'lf
BA U NFS'
paired.
you
and
want
have
the
your
£\f“The Ladies can leave
paired by sending it to
January 11-12m.
correct time go tu
Watch or CI«K'k re.
[Jan. 1 l-12m.
their Jewelry re-
BABNlvS'
The New York Post hits its Iladical brethren
in Congress some pretty hard knocks on the
impeachment question. It says:
“Do the Republicans in Congress believe
that the country will see with patience the
most necessary legislation on the currency and
tin- taxes put off, iu order that they may pros
ecute their quarrel with the President? Let
them not so deceive themselves. Have they
no reason to fear that the people will punish
also the quarrelers on tjie other side? that,
impatient of this incessant and disgraceful
squabble, the nation, which finds its voice next | Thursday.—Macon Telegraph.
November, will unite iu one condemnation of
all, of IhPh sides who have so long neglected
its interests to carry on this petty warfare of
personality? The use of a politician in a free
country is to s*'rve the people, and to advance
measures which shall make them more com
fortable and happy. There are men now in
Congress who desire an honorable future
A Self-Constituted Commander-in-
chief.—We see it stated in the New
! York Tribune that Gen. Grant ‘has issued
! orders calling attention of the Comman-
tlie aspersions of their enemies North, he is ! ders of Posts to the recent acts of Con-
doing us a real service, and should receive our
thanks. He arrived about four o’clock, attired
in a black velvet jacket and pants, liigh-top
boots and felt hat. a sash tied about his waist,
and his flag, which is of considerable size,
borne in a belt. He will remain with us to-day,
and will resume his journey to Washington,
via MiliedgeviUe, Augusta, Columbia, ttc.,
Wednesday. Leaving Macon at 2 p. in., and
reaching MiliedgeviUe at 4 p. in. precisely on
A woman in Jamaica recently called
upon a shoemaker with whom she had
held illicit intercourse, and a conversation
ensued, during which she became enraged
:it some observation made by her para-
gress, that all orders of the army must pass
through his hands, that his headquarters
are in the city of Washington, and that
orders emanating from any other source
must not be obeyed.’
Gen. Grant has readily learned the
Radical lesson that the Constitution of
the United States has ceased to exist.
fi£T It is not to be denied that Professor
Kay ton's remedies are receiving the plaudits-of
the Press and public in stronger words than
any set cf remedies ever introduced. In an
cient times hail any person prepared even one
remedy such as the Professor prepares three,
that person would have been ennobled by the
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By which families can be supplied with
faaa mid wsrasB kbit ®®oao
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*uld tliev not do well to sec in what way they n)0ur seized a knife and attempted to Stab ] sovereign of the country, but thanks, in our
Bev.x eo? coiieL-ifeit-i. The genu me basPruf-
H. H. Kayiox s signa'u’e uu each bottle ami
box.
For sale by D-Oj;,- *i:s aud country merchants
generally. * july 23-ly.
For s. 'e ' i Newuan at the Drug Store of Dr,
EDDY SMITH.
ATLANTA PRICES,
Without pacing thc expenses of going after them-.
Save Time and Temper.
Call at my shop and have your wife's Scis-
fors sharpened for ten cents.
Jan. 11 12m. Tiiomas Barnes.
Fockcitoh's Salk.—St>e advertisement of A.
B. Hill, executor.
Income Tax.-—See notice of A. M. \\ illougli-
by. Assistant Assessor United States Internal
Kevenne.
|U".Mr. B. M. Ragsdale is prewired to do
l’iastering. Rock and Brick Work with neatness
and dispateh. See caixi.
Escaped Jail. —On Sunday uiuht J. M. Thom-
can do something for the people?”
Call for the National Democratic Conven
tion.—The National Democratic Committee, by
virtue of the authority conferred upon them
! by the bust National Democratic Convention, at
a meeting held this day at Washington, I). C.,
voted to hold the next Convention for the pur-
• pose of nomination candidates for President
ami Vice President of the United States on the
4th day <if July, IStiS. at 12 o’clock in., in the
i city of New York.
| The basis of representation as fixed by the
I last National Democratic Convention, is double
the number of Senators and Representatives in
Congress of each State under the hist appor-
j tiomnent.
The shoe maker sprang up and ; country all are noblemen who conduct them-
... _ r * . .1 .»f nri.1 L-. !
him.
with a hammer which he held in his “^t- a "‘ l tW « theretore no neeess.-
, , . - p n j i i/i tv of further ennobling Professor Kayton, but i
hand at th^i time ielled her to the floor; (onr readers who study there own interest j
two or three more blows’finished the | and welfare, keep a supply of these remedies j
■dreadful work. He then Stripped the i on hand, the)’ can be obtained at.a trifling cost.
Commercini Intelligence.
clothes from the body of his victim
and deliberately proceeded to cut her
body in pieces. He was discovered at
his bloody work aud arrested by the po
lice. The room presented a horrible
sight. The floor was covered with blood
and the body dismembered, nothing re
maining entire except the head. With
and often save a great deal of pain and perhaps
a Urge physician’s bill. In order that our
j readers may know what these remedies are we
i wil) name them and some of the diseases they
are for.
The professor's remedies consists of K-ayton's
i Magic Cure, for Diarrhoea, Dysent.ary, Cholera
i &c.; Kayton’* Oleum Yit;e for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Sprains. Headaches,
; Burns &c., and Kuvton’s Dyspetic Bills, fur
NKWNAN MA RKET,
Friday. March 4.—Our quotations below
exhibit the correct state of the retail market.
The Cotton market has been active and
as high as ‘20 cents daring the week.
Tue top of the market to-day is 20e.
The quotation should be undeistoodas ex
clusive of tax. Naailr all other markets are
quote! to inctiMe the tax.
Wheat 82. 2o
his knife he had shaved the flesh coin
i Dyspepsia, Constipation or Costiveness, Sick-
Headache and all diseases of the Liver, Stom-
Kacdi State is invited to send delegates ac- plctely off the bones and the spine with Zt vig£ to th
1 libs attached lay in one corner of the frame. The Professor requests HS to State tha
The New York Convention.—The
New York correspondent of the Phila
delphia Ledger says :
“ The Democracy are delighted with
as, imprisoned on a charge of horse stealing, the decision of their National Lxecutive
aud a negro named .committed for bur-j Committee in favor of New York as the
glary or larceny, broke jail by means of an
irou bar formerly used for a grate, and escaped.
Coweta Superior Court.
Monday was the first day of the March Term
of Coweta Superior Court. Judge Underwood
place for holding the National Conven
tion. They will now go to work and
push forward to completion the magniffi-
cent new Tammany Hall, in Fourteenth
street, in order that the Convention may
hold its deliberations there. They intend,
ibs attached lay
room.
On One Leo.—The State of Mary
land stands on one leg. so to sneak, in the
Senate of ths United States. When Rev-
everdy Johnson’s term shall have expired,
the Old Land wili, probably, be forced
out of the Senate Chamber altogether.
Hamilton is as objectionable as Thomas
to the ‘ trooly loil.’ We learn that Ma
ryland is hated to-day more bitterly Pan
South Carolina ever was by the ‘God and
Morality’ party. She is thus hated be
cause she is free and fearless. As times
go, it is no great honor for Democrats to
juests us tn state that
i his signature is mi every bottle and box.—Sa-
i raniuih {(la.,) Republican.
For sale in Ncwnan
Dr. Eddie Smith.
at the Drug Store of
also, to erect a mammoth marquee in
’•s presiding The number of attorneys in at-1 Tompkins Square, near by, for the special Congress. Perhaps they remain
UMuiaace upon the business of the Court is j accommodation of the army of outsiders. frou , t ] ie game patriotic motives that com
»aiull. The dockets have been disposed of as . while there is talk of having a general
Communicated.
In Memory of Mrs. Lavinia R. Thomas.
How touching the scene
As she lay, sleeping her last sleep.
With her babe upon her breast.
But as yesterday it seemed in lime's
Rapid flight, she passed before me,
A vision of beauty and loveliness— e
A blushing bride, to whom the future
Was tilled with promises of happiness.
Earth was full of joy for her, and life—
Corn.—White
(fir 1 10
Bacon. —
13 (o) 17
Flock.—
§10.00 (rfilG 00
Cofpks.—
30 (n), 35
See At:.—
15 Otr 22 k
1-IQb 15
Stek:..—per jiound....
124
Iron.—per pound
10 Or Vl\
Salt.—Liverpool per
sack (b, 3 75
Virginia “
“ 3 15
Chickens.—
20 Gy 25
Eggs.—Per Doz.—....
15
Better.—Per lb 25 Ofi 50
DR. J. T.
DOBBINS,
Our FALL AND WINTER STOCK is now complete, to which we hare added > t!re new
feature of
Carpets in Every i\iriety.
We can fill vonr bill from n paper of Fin.s to n Parlor Carpet, any aurl all ofHhem 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,
a.id will guarantee nil goods ordered by samples to come lip to the sample, or they can be re
lumed to us at onr expense.
The goods ran be sent by Express or as you may desire.
Our Stock is complete in every department, and our goodB will be 3old as low as they can
lie bought in the State of Georgia.
pprj*-WiU duplicate Charleston and New York bills to merchants, adding freight.
CHAMBERLIN, COLE BOYNTON,
September 28-tf. ATLANTA, GA.
R. D. COLE & BRO., '
(Established in 18 5 4,)
P repared to fin «n orders for sash,
BLINDS, DOORS, Ac.. »t the following
rates,•subject to the fluctuations of the times:
Price List of R. IL Cole & Bro.
PANEL DOORS 3x7.
POWELL & STALLUTGS,
Attorneys at Liaw
NEWMAN, GA.,
YXJ ILL practice in the several Court.3 of Bane
» V and Equity in trie Tallapoosa and Cow
eta Circuits, and in the United States District
Court for the State of Georgia.
‘ Special attention given to the compromising
and collecting of Old Claims, and Administra-
Twa panels, l 1 , inch thick, So,00 GO cents per tion. Conveyancing, &c.
BSHSXS’if,
II
AYING permanently located, respectfully j-
tenders his professional services to the 1
iae for moulding.
Four panels, lj mc ^ thick, $3.30—50 cents
per side for moulding
; L) inch thick 20 per cent, added: If, -334 per
I cent, addedp 2: inches 50 per cent, added
to the above rates.
All business entrusted to them will receive
prompt, and faithful attention.
JOHN W. POWELL, J. E. STALLINGS,
Ncwnan, Ga. Senoia, Ga.
March 9-12m.
BLINDS.
good people of Ncwnan and the surrounding : rj ;1 jg jtarionary slats, or all rolling Hi cents
_ p e | t |, e Conservative members of the Geor- 11 was 88 one Ion f> summer s dream,
rapidly as possible. Wednesday was set apart > illumination on the evening of the day on t) j a , uen:l rr er j e to sit alongside of negroes Kind and loving friends w ere ’round her
Lt the trial of criminals. John Rucker was , which the nominations will be made, with ^ raw ^ U p }- ur payment as well as Minist ring, anticipating every wish and want, i
tried for vagrancy and Allen Thomas, adored, j salvos of artillery every hour tiil midnight
for larceny, and both acquitted. Rafe Elder, ( from f nion Dark to the. Batterry. So
bills of rights.—Constitutionalist.
colored, plead guilty <_>t larceny, and was fined
J-io and c\*»t, and on failure to pay which he
will be imprisoned 15 days.
VYe have heard it intimated that the Grand '
Jury was after violators of the law w uh a sharp
stick.
you see, New Y ork will be nothing, if not
a noisy place, on the 4th of July ”
j How strong were tire ties to Earth.
Stop for a moment, “Oh! Time, in thy flightP’
Hard on the Bureau.—The New Leave her—not yet—show her thy might!
' Orleans 1'ieavuue makes the following not The »» w *• « Wght-Oh: Angel of Death,
J , 'We entre<at thee to pass bv—bike her not vet.
' very complimentary aJusion to the Freed- ^ ^ the decret; ^ ^ forthf
General Hancock’s opinion of the situ
I ation is very decided. It is understood u,en s Bureau in Louisiana:
i that in recent communications to friends
j he denounces the attacks of Congress o:» ; sands of freedmen have become thiev’mg She leans upon the arms of her Savior
the other departments of the Government vagabonds. Instead of the field gang, we Unflinchingly, unfearingly passed throngb.
! And she pauses as she peers o’er the river;
Under its denoralizing protection thou- Then looking backward, as if to say mlieu,
Democratic Mektixo at Newxax.—We learn 1
from a gentleman who was present, that our - . .
t'-llow t itiiA-ii, John B. Gordon, addressed a as a new rebellion more dangerous than ; have the voting gang, driven about Irom How lovely the vision as mother and babe
country. All work done nt his omte shall be ;
neatly and substantially executed in the most ,
approv«rd style, and warranted to give satis- j
faction or the moaey will be returned.
Teeth in.-erted on Vulcanite Hate at the ,
! following reduced prices r
Full Taper or Lower Sets - $.>0
Upper and r«nwer Sets 5o
j All operations performed on the natural •
f organs with cure, and the least possible pain
, to tiie patient.
T-5TTERMS CAS
> The best references tain be given if required.
: See up sta»rs over Johnson k. Kirby's
• -i.jre, opposite Sargents, Greenviile street,
j Newnan, Ga. ' fFebruary 23-Jru.
per foot ia length per pair—-thus a window
02 feet long, $4,55 per pair.
SASH.
MASONRY.
10x12 11 “ “
u
30
44 j
10x1013’“ “
U
U 44
36
44 I
10x181-5'“ “
ki »t
41
44 •
12x14 15 “ -‘
4* 44
41
U j
12x1010 “ “
u
44 .1
46
44 j
12x1817 “ “
a
44 4.
50
U J
12x20 18 “ .“
tk
44 44
56
4* !
Lip Sash 2. cents a light extra.
£r^*All goods shipped free of drayage.
Newnan, Ga„ Sept. 28-tf.
quarters of the good and true men of that see- ! government.—MaCOtt Telegraph.
°®‘ The speech, of the General was of Unit!
v character which might be expected from .
r ’ lie ?f his glorious antecedents, and was up-
^arionsly received aijd applauded throughput.
-I' unfa Intrlligencrr \*h iprt.
of Soar to the realms and regions of bliss.
Angels are touched at the vision of beauty.
there no comfort to thc wounded Leasts
; That her sufferings and trials are o’e» ?
Her mission was fiuished—her work was done.
It is to the daughter of Senator Harlan, j ’Twas but to show thee still clearer the way
wretched dupes.
H
Ihe Hon. Jeff. Davis and Lady were ;
expected to arrive- ia Louisville on the ; and. not Harris, that Mr. Robert Linaolttj Home to Heaven, to God and eternal day.
is to be married
19th, and take rooms at Willard Hotel.
Saturday, Feb. 29th, I8C8.
H. S. A
l OOG J. LO \G
AVING rr-sumed .he niactiee of L.= w. will,
faithfully attend >o such pro'es-tional
! business as rn -y be einrt'?»ed io i-i-.i ioCoweia
j and adjoining conn ies.
Fees gr-.iduaied to suit the times.
! £^“Uffice io the Court House,
i Newnan. Ga.. Angust 24-ti'.
YV. T. COLE,
DEN T I S T,
OffTee Ho. 7, Masonic Building, Up Stairs,
NEWNAN. GA,
All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING
done with neatness and WARRANTED.
fSTTeeth extraeterl without pain by the uae i
•i NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf.
4 LL kinds of Brick work. Plastering, Pa-
,c\. I' er Hanging, &c., done on short notice.
Also, special attention given to the fitting up
and erection of Tombs, Monuments, &c.
Thankful for past patronage, would respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed.
Apply to JOHN LEDBETTER in-person,
JULIUS ALLEN, Newnan, Ga.
feb. 8-tf. or J. A. BARRON, Hogansville,**
FURNITURE.
:o:
Bedsteads. Mattrasses-,
Chairs, Lounges,-Dining Tables,
S'de and Centre Tables, Washstands,
Whatnots, Wardrobes, Bureaus,
High and Low Baby Chairs,
- Baby Carriages and Cribs,
Window Shadfes.
All low for CASH. A liberal patronage
solicited. THOMPSON, COLE & C0.,_
Sept. 28-tf. Newnan, Georgia,.
