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li'ijf 'Amm ■ NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Saturday Morning, May 9,1868. Legal Advertisements. cheriffs*»nd Ordinaries of Coweta and counties will hereafter advertise in the [iftam Herald. (jo to the Exchange on Bay Street ,„ d pet Ice Lemonses. Milk Punches, Soda . ,, r Sherry Coblers, aqd anything else that I ... a man feel good- Advertisement next ■*Y [May 3-11. fresh Arrival of New Goods. have just received a splendid stock of I Gqo4$, pqn}prising the very histest styles . rh as Mosenbiqucs, Lenos, Barages, Linen [‘ .. an( j a gcsxl many other goods too nu- '^in* too mention. We will sell them very 5 i \I’ FOR CASH. Please call and examine | ‘ , r « If. No trouble to show goods. JOE WEILL. W " * # A n Cottage Printing Press, u-jUi five small fonts of type, for sale at the I- ,t/,re. Druggisjs, and merchants who printing done, will do well to con- -^U their interests in tins matter. T|ie Pic Nic on the 6th. As pnbjj5h c ^ in onr ^ ast i 881 ^. Wednesday the Cth inst. was the time agreed upon by the Sab bath Schools of Newnan and LaGrange for a Pic Nic in this city. Col. Grant, the esteem ed Superintendent of the Atlanta and West Communicated. May-Day Celebration at Prof. Rhodes* School. Last Friday evening a considerable number of persons were seeu directing tbpir course to ! Prof. Rhodes’ School House. M an ? Affray.—Our u^ally quiet and peaceful city was disturbed by 4 very dangerous affray on last Satqfd^y, ffhe general facts as we get them, atj} ah&ut• as follows The Government sold ?,0uti,uOb fccres 011 land last rear, and has 465.000,000 rp^ajning, besides 350,000,000 more in Alaska. The Washington gossips say tb.it ‘‘old Thad, j . lately astounded the two stalwart young fel- j ' . T , , ! loirs whose duty it has been to carry hin. from 1 Gn r nday evening Deputy Marshal llhe of Representatives to the Senate young | Oswalt attempted to arrest Tints. B. Cox, Chamber and back again, by asking them, as arrayed in white," j f or shooting a pistol on Broad Street.— , they deposited hjrr, in his seat: and 1 n r. U trith -.n do von suppose I shall do when KAPITAJL KOMING. -:o:- WILSON * CRANE, m, as rtnworstoJOE \ DAVTS \ comor Whitehall St. and Railroad Crowing) National Hotel. Point nauroaa, lurmtsned a tree rule to our j ladies aD<J little girls, ‘‘arrayed in wuue, j for shootin iT a pistol on Hroatl Street. j they deposited hjir, in his seat: *• Boys, what i v- .1 i„ 1 n..u;i tw>i.n In V»r»iim and Domestic LaGrange friends, five hundred and sixty of • were seen going through the streets, and Cox charging Oswalt with an attempt to do yon suppose 1 shall do when you are botu whom arrived at 8 o'clock on the morning train, i seemed to be going to that place. Curiosity do this in an impropper manner, resisted. morning train, j seemgd to be goingtothatpla.ee. Curiosity do this in an impropper manner, resisted. The Newnan Sabbath Schools, accompanied by , prompted me to follow tbepi, after being told ; Oswalt finally succeeded, and Cox was ^ the Band, repaired to the depot and extended that the young ladies of the above named taken before the Mayor by Marshal Logan our visitors a cordial reception. As |oon as 1 tfC hool were going to celebrate the 1st of May and fined twenty-five dollars, and cost, the Schools could be organised they were by crowning one 0 f their schc - ’—*— “ - or ’^ Aa*otr tn enlWi th» o-^n. marched to the grove around the Presbyterian j q aeen ftR< j anothcr Fairy Queen. 01 u 1 t ^ shqft ^-{jile after our arrival at the hoqse dead and gone?" The Ohio Legislature have passed a \J .M '|i. A. » I*’, » I ’I ------ — t . ^ Atlanta, Ga., Wholesale and Reiaii Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Drags, Medicines, Oils, Faints, Dye §tuflfc, Window Glass, &c. ___ Younger & Gcjt' fine flgle Ale af C. Robison's. ,—GfJiness’ best Porter al C. Robison s. barrel of air a Apple Vinegar for 75els. fd” 1 d C. Robison’s [f you icish anything stronger, or a good mud I*? 4 * C- Robison's. jm. Church, where seats and temporary tables had been proyjded. Mr. L. R. Ray, in a very ap- lilt. IU iUllUv It** pi, Utiug IDtU , VyS w dl l LiiJc-llIji clIvvvvUCUf ou'l v v* w d9 A • • v* V* • ■ • ” w* j young iadies of the above named taken before the Mayor by Marshal Logan | bill prohibiting publishers from adtertis- oing to celebrate the 1st of May and fined (twenty-five dollars, and cost, ing nostrums to prevent conception. one of their schoolmates May and Oswalt instructed to collect the. mon 'ey, hut was allowed two day* iu which to . V" 7 ’’ i>;m . „!],,«•* permanent') do it. On Saturday evening, as Mr. Cox , L,cen8C BlH ’ but ^ trade of the T . 7 r . . . . H tn errs hv npf:inlt « L | tbe Band came. The crowd assembled ra * • ” • •’ 7 * * ■ iue Danu chojc. lue eroi propriate style, in behalf of our Schools, ex- j The school house sePme dtobe vacant, and any tended a cordial welcome to LaGrange friend^. hnp;f* 11. u Cw-iuiW VUMI", VUA . , j c 1. was crossing the street near the bank, and j l£ to go 3. e au Just received a fine lot of Toilet Art ch-s, Flavoring Extracts, Ac. Detcriqined p> jp»in the ciAifidetice of the trading public, we pledge ourselves to give the s»rop qan-ful attention , Orders, and make the same concessions jn prices as though the pirtie? Wprp personally prttn nt _ 11 t r ar _ We will dunlicate anv bill made br a resraSnsible house south of Baltimore. Having locareo Governflr Bullopg, :^ ass - , re ^ u \, permanent 1 )- in Atlanta, hojn*. by strict attention to business, t<i obtain a liberal share of the ‘ e anrrounding counties. „ _ . . o nr.t hv permission, to- Rev. R. K. Porter. Dr. D. C Q'Keefe, Dra. W. F. & J. S. 'iVest- lir. H. S. Orme, Dr. J. F. Alexander, tif. H. V. M. Miller, and Hon. R. Peters, ‘Ga* %ier, ■«W* was crossing uic Mitxi utrai iuc udni, jiiu w ^ morcUi : Oswalt following him, Cox turned round: The fruit growers around Cincinnati Atlanta and ordered Oswalt to ouit dotr-’intr him : held a meeting on the 17th inst., and Mr. Akers, of our Bister city, acknowledged, ip like style, the appreciation pf }iis nejghbqp? of the hospitalities of the Newnan Sabbath Schools. Conversation was the order of the day until the dinner hour, jyhep pountless baskets, filled with the good things of jife, were opened, and all invited by the different groups to partake. The best of order and eating pre vailed. Dinner over, the little folks engagpd —rope-jumping or other similar amusements— the older heads began preparations for the trial ... ... . , . 3nd ordered Oswalt to quit dogging him; held a meeting on the 17th inst., and Havmg obtained the services of U>e affable and reliable Fwuggist, Mr^VPATT. BERRY. ° ne w.tho it dotpg iiolence to bis imagination ^ ned ^ shoot him if he from those in attendance it was learned and the two clever youqg Smffh and L^y.d Lucky and »«1P of might havp thought that tbe school proposed , , Hnx. drew his nistol and told that the frnit was not largely damaged by Constitutional View RV TIJU J •TF WAR BETWEEN THE STATES, Its Character, Conduct and Results, BY H„s. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, v „,. president of the late Confederate States. A H that our readers wish to know is, who is } heagent soliciting subscribers, for a work on (hissubject by Mr. Stephens will .be read with miliar interest by Georgians. Ifr. J. V. Da li, is the sole agent for this county. Call on (liui without delay. W. M. REYNOLDS, Corner of Public Square and Greenville Str., DKALEIl IN Cook Stoves and Tin Ware. January 11-ly. Something Every Housewife SHould Have. r.ill at w. ;L Reynolds’ Tin Shop and get you a Patent Metallic white wire Clothes' Line A ml wooden Clothes’ Pins. If you want the genuine Beaver Hat, call on D. A. COOK, Nov. BO, 1867—tf. Bay Street. {‘’'"Sight Exchange on New York, in sums to suit, by Nov. 23.—tf. SALOSHIN & CO. ‘1 Kaloshin. Geo. M. Hanvkjt. SALOSUXS & 09., .Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants^ NEWNAN, GEORGIA, I.ilK'ral CASH advances maue and Taxes paid on COTTON consigned to our friends in Augus ta, Savannah, New York and Liverpool. November 2-6m. If you need a fine Shirt go to Sept. 28-tf. JOE WEILL. Blank Contracts with Freedmen For Sale at this office. The form has been ['proved l>y the Bureau Agent. If you want a fine Hat, go to Sept. 28-tf. JO E W EILL. If rou want a fine pair of Ladie’s Shoes, go to Rpt. 28-tf. JOE WIELL If vou want the latest style of Hats call on D. A. COOK, Nov. 30, 1SG7—tf. street - UrNportsmen can have their Guns and Pis- ls repaired by sending them to January ll-12m BARNES Jff‘If you want the correct tjtjre go to tRNES’ and have your Watcf) or re trod. {J* n - 1112m - (fTThe Ladies am have their Jewelry re- ired by sending it to BARNES January 11-12ity- Save Time and Temper. Fall at my shop and have your wife’s Scis- rs sharpened for ten cents. Jan. ll-12m. Thomas Barnes. tC’See card .of J. T. Kirby L P. Thurman & Co.—NYe call special attep m to the new advertisement of this firm. iey announce a reduction in the price of can- These gentlemen are all right. Give eru a call or send your orders. Who has a Cow eor S^LjE?—Any person own* 5 8 good Cow and Calf, can exchange them r greenbacks by applying at this office. Fiuk.—The saw mill belonging to R. D. Cole Bro., and located eight miles Wesp of ^ e w- ?. was consumed by fire on last Saturday ruing. .4JI persons connected with the mill re absent when the fire broke out, and hence is impossible to know whether it was acci- utaj or the work of an incendiary. Loss tween $700 and $§Q0. No insurance. of a most hardened criminal in the nejson of Major W. A. Turner, of this city. Ihe defen dant was charged with voluntarily leading a life of single-blessedness, notwithstanding his many opportunities of marriage. A jury— composed of twelve beautiful young ladies of Newnan and LaGrange—was emnaxjpeJlgd, ap4 Colonel W. F. Wright chosen Judge.. Judge Sparks and an assistant represented the prose cutor, while E. Douglass and Mr. Rohprt^on were appointed to defend the prisoner. The prosecution made out the case by the testimony of A. D. Freeman, Esq., and Mrs. J. M. Hill. The defense introduced Captain Frost, of La Grange, J. J. McKinley and .Joseph Kipgsbery, of Newnan, who testified that they had known the Major for many long years—say not over forty—and that fhey believed lie had made it a regular business to 44J ro8S evepy lady tyfyp would permit 1‘io 1 , twij tb a L in fact, the pris oner was forever pn tjie anxious seat. The prosecution then impeached the witnesses for the prisoner. Both sides closed, and the argu ments were delivered amid peals of laughter and universal merriment. Amid all the din of conflict the Major preserved his “manhood,” and his lawyepg “ spfved him to phe very tx*st of their ability.” Argument# poucludpii, Ilonoy, after imposing fines upon all the coun sel, delivered a very strong and impressive charge The jurors kept their seats and hand ed into Court the following verdict: AVe, the jury, find the prisoner, W. A. Tur ner. guilty, and recommend a pardon in case he marries in two weeks. Miss Pac Beall, Foreman. After the finding of the jury was read, the prisoner said, that as he was anxious to escape the peqa.lt}' (unknown) he jyj#)j.ed fo know of the Court if he had permission to address file jury. His Ifoqof replied in the affirmative.— The prisoner intended taking the jury by rota tion, commencing at the “ foreman.” After a few ininutps cliaf with ljer he said he was hap py to inform Courf aq.d ^pectapQfi? that lie would be able to comply with the requirements of the y^rdi.ct. The immci^e agspmblage dispersed, and on board the 4 o'clock train onr LaGrange friends fook titfijr dejiarture for #}ve.ef leaving up.oq ffffi piinds of all and the heart# of many 01 our citizen# Ihe most favorable impressions. Return of old Will firidges--His Story ---The Truth. Old Aym Bridges, whose mysterious disap pearance we noticed in our last issue, has re : turned to Newnan. 'We saw and conversed with him last Wednesday, and learned his story, which is about as follows: On 'Wednesday night of last week he left his house, with the intention of being absent ouly a shorp time.— After reaching the distance of twenty pp thirty paces from his cabin, he heard what sounded to him like a roaring noise. He at first thought the noise was in his head, but looking around he saw what he thought was a man approach ing, and at once concluded that he had been fired upo f u. ,Qld ^Vill [then resorted to his scrapers, and used them for an hour or more. At times he was walking, then runjjipg, Sur rounded by countless spectres and men firing at him with ghostly guns. At length he be came exhausted and fell into a “deep gully,” in which he remained until 8 or 9 o’clock Thursday morning. Looking out front his place of conceaJjijen.t, pe discoyey^d a skjrt cf jpoflds witich he stealthily approach,ed. entering this thicket he found a free-top under which he secreted hiqjsqff- At this point, un molested by ghosts, men oy devils, and unfed by ravens, JT,emaijted Tuesday morning, ypen tiie gnawings o{ hunger forced him to again make use of his eyes. He knew not where he was, but discovering a farm-house near by, he resolved to make the venture of an approach. Slowly, quietly, but tremblingly the old man left his hiding place and humbly walked to the habitation of ^onje ojje. To old Will’s great joy he soon ascertained thai the postage \vas the home of that Christian gentle man, Rev. W. F. S. Powell. Making known his wants, he was soon supplied with many table comforts” and assured of his entire fyeedoip from danger. The inner man being refreshed, he boldly resolved to return and view once more the scene of his first- danger 8- No doubt with the pride of a veteran he looked upon the spot wlieye fos ghostly enemy made the first assault, and with a heart swelling with unutterable gratitude to God for his de livery, he sought ^Lieutenant Martins, of the Bureau, to whisper in his ears the story of fris wrings. Tlie substance of the above we heard from the ojd man’s lips, and mu^t confess we ££ver listened to a more inconsistent narrative. In brief we are satisfied that one of two things is tyq,e—either the oi<l jn&n is a lunatic, or the whole thing jyas concocted by jthe negroes of this city and vicinity to provoke a conflict with the whites, tyre inclined to the latter opinion. If correct, we demand at the hands 9/ jhe military frie just punishment of the • 1 _ j /xf'fVkA vilAi-. Tthp inno- to “May fool 1 ’ the party, hut at the proper 1 time a column of young men and come from jhe direction of Mrs. Nimmons', emefging like a little army from the wooejs.— They were followed by quite a cumber of young ladies, y/hil.e this was going on the Band playejj or.e of their sweet pieces of musjc, a# they are accustomed to do qn all such occasions. Now commenced the interesting part. The Queens were crpwn.efi, aqd th£ crowns and scepters were very becoming to them. Every one of the little snow-white subjects had something to say or offer as tokens of love and submission to their chosen Queens, l^ongs yej£ Bifffg jn Jjonoy pf tfre bpaqtiful ilay-jj&y, and in honor of Him who created all days and map tp rejoice in their loveliness. Each oaq had something pp do. and that sjje did veil.— 'J'be manner in which the whole was executed was npt only creditable to the young ladies, but also highly recommends as instructors those who have been training them. Jn fact, everything [>assp4 off pleasantly in deed. F,om the attention of the spectators^ any one would infer that they were delighted wi}h the pxereisps. If they were not, wc have this to say to them: That they cannot appre ciate the beautiful and lovely. After thp crowning was over the school adjourqed to the tabje wberp c?any nice things were prepared for them; and it might, be in ferred that they displayed as much taste here as they did in their dress, the selection of their pieces, and singing their songs. persisted, p.ox, diew his pistol and told >° f l „ ! fcih 1 t° away and let bim alone, stating 1 e )n -' i that he did not wish to hurt him. Cox from those in attendance it was learneu aim me *7 .* ” ~ -* ..... iJLf in , , . .. .1 1 l_ tioal Druggist suid t hemist of 12 vears experience m one of tlie l*e»t Ijousw in that the fruit was not largely damage d by * t ^ wj ,j his ^,,^1. j^ntlon to the Prescription Department. Can promt the lqte cpld weather, and tiiat, at the '• • • ** - ~-= — 4 -i *k., material, umim stru is favorable Grescent Base Ball Club. Newnan Ga. May, 7 J.8G8. At a called meeting of the “ Cresent B^gc-Ball Club ” of Newnan, on motion of M. L. Thomas Esq it was resolved, TliaJ the fir&jt .Qrgaqi^ed play of the Club, take place on Saturday May Gtl), 4 o’pluck p. M. and tljat the Secretary re quest th.e “ Newnajj Herald " to publish the names of the plqyerg, tpgethey with this resolution, The ladjes aye pggpcctfuJJy invited to attend, order of J. W. Wiley, Pres’t J. J. McKinley, Sec’ry, ^LAYERS. Isy Nine. 2d Nine. G. W. Broome, Capt. H. P. Wright, Capt: W. A. Allen, C. Geo. Rimey, C. W. II. McKinley, S. S. M. L. Thomas. S. S. A. Calhoun, 1st B. Geo. Birch, 1st B. J. E. Perry, 2d B. A. P. Birch, 2d B. R. E. Robinson, 3rd B. J. T. Dent, 3rd B. G. P. Mitchell. R. F. B. M. Clarke, R. F. L. S Welch, 0. P. W. C. Grace, C. F. J. W. Wiley, L. t 1 . R. A. Johnson, L. F. F. C. McKinley, A. E. P. Smith, A‘. J. J.JMoKinlky, Secretary and Umpire. then started on again, when Qsyaltqr^er eil him to h^lt. Cox was in the aut qf turning towards h'm, Oswalt fired They fired foi r or five times each, s being only six or eight yards apart, it very strange that only one ball toqk .ef fect in either of the parties. Cox receiv ed a slight flesfr wog'nd in the leg. One ball parsed through *h e window of Sulli van ^ Qwaltney’s storp, and Jodggd in an umbrella. One went into the Millinery store of Mrs. Attaway and Miss Wilkin son, and the others scattered round at random. Theye b.e|pg maqy pejsops on the street in the vicijjinity, it i# very strange that no one was Ifjirt. The pa'ftjeg were taken before the Mayor on Monday morning, and placed under bonds of two hundred dollars each; to appear at the next term of the Superior Court, to answer to the cJjarge of 'an affray ip the public high way.— Rome Cqjfrter. 4 Burning Siiame.—General Grant, lately sent to Congress a dispatch from Gen. Meade, the Military Governor of Georgia, Alabama and Florida, stating that he cannot find persons of integrity and character to fill the necessary offices in thosg Stajpg, unless there is §qme njod- ification of the injudicious, injpracticable iron clad oath, which the Radical Con gress has insisted on exacting. What a commentary, says a Northern jodrnal, is this on the wicked and vicious system vrhigh fias beefi persjgtently insist ed upon by Congress since the gappress- sion of tlje jrpbpljjop. V/hjt kintf qt a government can a state have whose men of integrity and character are all disfran chised ? How safe is property and life in a State where the ignorant and vicious are alone alloyed to frame and execute the laws ? 4n4 yet Gen. Meade says —and Grant sends th.e dispatch to Con gress—that i;s the kir,4 of govejrnijienj: whigh exists to day in Geqrgia, Alabama and Florida, and this is what the Radi cals call reconstruction. pr.esept time, the prospect fqf a iuir crop of all kindg. The horn of a unicorjj yas lately Oswalt fired — extracte j f rQra tbe gjde of the ship Poca- j tunes each, and now at Bqstqj). It passetj through r».,rt if 15 ^ ^ip^ ne8 g Q f iqcljes qf Sqqtherq pine,! and abqijt 20 ipcheg jn lepgth yug left in j the ship, sho^iqs tVyjyt jt jpust have b.cei) , driven with tremendous force. fiitra Special xlfolice. Beware of Counterfeits! Smith’s Tonic Svrup has been counterfeited, and the coun terfeiter brought to grief. SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP. The genuine article must have Dr. John Bull’s private Stamp on each buttle. Dr. John Bull only ifre rjgfjl tR njantj fact ore and sell the original ^ol;r f ^mitb’g Tqnic Syrup of Louisville, Ijy. Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the bottle, do not purchase, or you will he deceived. See my column advertisement, and mv show card. I will prosecute any one in fringing on my right. The genuine Smith 3 Tonic Syrup can only be prepareij by myself, flie public’s servant, Louisville, Ky. D R - JjDLL. Foj: sale iq Newnan, Ga., by Dr. J. T. REESE, SGc Tgcnt. January 26-3qj. ATLANTA, Comujujfi.cated. A Card. Mr. Editor—Dear Sir: Allow me through ur valuable paper to say to the citizens of wnan that I am no caudtfra^.e fop Mayor.— ose parties who have tried to ‘misrepresent ' by stating that I am a Radical, have falsely presented me. I make the abovp s£a,tement I desire to be set right before the people. Yours, truly, William Halevi Communicated. Newnan, May 8th, 1868. Mr- Editor: Allow us, through your columns, to suggest the name* of THOMAS SWINT as a suitable candidate to run for Mayor of our city. We think that he will fill the office with honor: should he accept, and therefore we wjsh his acceptance, and wojqjd be glad to hear from him througfr tfie Jlepdd- i r ery Respectfully, Many Citizens. Brownlow Threatens Fowler.— The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald gays ; The strongest kind of pressure is ^ill being brought to bear in order to assure the success of impeachment, a§ the Radicals see in its defeat nothing but an almost hopejegs cagse. John Coyode, of Penn sylvania, to-jay received a private letter from Gov. Brownlqw, of Tennessee, in which the expected vote of Senator howi- er in favor of acquital was treated in no courtly terms. Tljc ffridicals of Tennes see appear to be in a high state of excite ment, and it is said ij* their Senator docs not support them sqme high handed meas ures wilj be resorted to. 4 ec 9 r ^jn^ tq Gov. Brownlow, when Senator Fowler received his appointment to fhe Senate, he gave strong pledges of support tq tjpc Radical cause, and especially it is assert ed fr.e promised to vote for and in every manner within his control to aid impeach- , nient. If he does not hold to his pro; noises be is threatened with political out lawry and other inconveniences, which, it is asserted, will render Tennessee any thing but a desjrabje abode lur him in th,e future. Prince Alfred js said tq be recovering sloiylv fycm the effects of his wound. The French fleet in Japanese waters is to be reiplorced. Hostilities are antici pated. Both of Theodoras’ sons were captured in the engagement at Magdala READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS. Among the vast improvements of the present times the change in remedies is not the least ime portapt. Formerly L’dicolous and often injurious 'ibixtjjrJs Were'administered upon the recommen dation of one person to another, or from on- family to another, a3 being “good” for such and such a complaint, while they were, in fact, use- less or worse. Now, Prof. Kay ton supplies tlie public with the most effectual remedies that ed- utated skill can devise or art can produce, with explicit directions for their use in each and every c . ; *4e. In place of the sensclees potions our ' randmothcra gave, we have the cunning inven tions of men learned in the art of cure,adapted to our necessities, at a nominal price. I’rof. Kay : tok’b remedies cunsisj of e United personal yllenfion to the Prescription Department. Can promise Physicians that their Prescriptions will he con,pounded of the very best material, anu ill §trict accordance with their wish<?§. always follqying i^eir proscriptions verf*tfim et literatimr. lilies areesuectally invjjed gjve us a call. .. J S. WILSON M D. W. H. CRANE, Chemist, May 2-lin) 12 yairs with Haviland, Risley iGo., late Haviland, Chicestcr ACo. ifPuat Increase of {Stock. THE “LIVE DRUG STORE.” REDWINE & FOX, -GEORGIA, Just received 500 Boxes French and bdgian Wind.w (Jlass, on special consignment, at greatly reduced pricey. In sfqre and to arrive -,000 Dox. Lnndreth'a (icmjlnc Uanlpf r riie most rqljable grow9 in America. Aisq 1} Jifrgc afid complete slock of T)rug§, e«licii}e§ apfij Jewett, Collier, Tremont and other bran Is of Pure White Lead from the most reli able Manufacturers; Liuseed Oil, Lard Oil, Machine Lubrica ting Oil, Tanner’s Oil, Kerosene Oil; Turpentine, Wines and Liquors; Patent Medicines, and everything usuaHy found in a First C’ass Drq" Hoqg.q. All of which ape peered at wholesale and re tail at the yery shortest prqfns for Cash only. Druggist# Physicians, Merchants and others jn thp surrounding counties, are respectfull) in vited to examine our siockbemre bnyjng elsewhere. & p 0X , Comer Whitehall and Alal«ima streets, , ri ATLANTA, GA. February 15-ly. wjeked originators of frae Le,t the inno- oeqi e^ape, but, in tbe name of peace and right, let the leading spirits of tfre blacks con nected with this movement be taugifr a lesson which they will never forget. R. §. The n^roe^ confined in jail have been released at Gen. Meadc’f suggestion, $nd with out trial. A Brooklyn sociable has adopted the strange of “ Les Miserables,” but the name by name of “Les Miserables,” but the name by cmi< f a takes five hundred ncgjrqes to Li no means Indicates the character of the gath- j ^- g The Case of Mr. Randolph, of Ala. Montgomery, Ala. May 1.—Mr. R. Randoph, Editor of the Tuscaloosa Moni tor, was some weeks ago held to bail in a Circuit Court for Alabama, and placed under bond for an affcav with a negro.— j He afterward reported in person to Gen. Shepperd, commanding the District of Alabama. His arrest having been optjer* ed, he was placed in Military confjnei$eifr here and subsequently sertf, to Selma to be tried today by a Military Commission.— Judge Bus eed, of th.e United States CouvJ, of Alabama, on application granted the writ of habeaz corpus on last Monday. But the Military still holding Mr Ran dojph, the following telegraphic ccrres pondenqe took place yesterday apd to day : « Montgomery Ala., 30th, 1863 —General Meade: Judge Busteed has granted a writ of habeas corpus in Ryland Randolph’s case, -returnable on the fifth of May," at. this place. Please stop the trial by Military Commission, which will commence at Selma, to-morrow. Answer. _ fSi^ned-l James H. Clantqn/ V ° J Counsel. “ Atlanta, Ga., May 1, 1868.—To James H. Clanton : The Commanding General declines tq gyai}t tlpe request coq-' tained in youp telegfaqi qf yestefday. [Signed.] R. C. Drum, A. A. G. — j> •} • • ; Prince Alfred.—Prince Alfred is the fourth child of Queen Victoria, a^d was born in 1«&4, which mak.vs Iq™ a young cap of twenty-four now. From his very earliest 'years he has been generally regarded'fts the flower of the family, since he has displayed far more intelligence, altitude for learning, and general good sense, than his brother, the Prince of Wales. There are numerous tales on record of the thrashings he frequently bestowed upon his qig brother in their boyish days. It 13 quite certain that he has been more popular with the people than any other of the Queens cb^.4j"%- Prince Alfred was theoretically d^yefrd to the navy, and commands the' s.tean)' frigate Galatea.— When he attained his pjaiority he was created ljuke of Edinburg, the 'first E„ g li s h prince who has held that fitle, and he' js i^eir-apps}- rent tq_bis facer's title of the Guke of baxe- Coburg Gqtha. Prjpce ^.Ifred has travelled throughout Europe, and ‘ in 1SC1 lie visited New Brunswick and other British provinces on the Atlantic coast, but did not come to the United States. Since then he has sailed to South America, and his warm reception by the Emperor of Brazil will be remembered.— In 1862 there was quite a demonstration in 'Greece in favor of his accession to the then vacant throne, and the question was much agitated in the English papers. Within the past two or three years be has been regarded as rather a wild young man, and his recent conduct at Sidn*ey> Melbourne and Victoria has been tbe subject of some very sharp corn- meat there and in tbe English papers. It is customary now-a-days to charge every outrage upon an Englishman to Fenians, but there are strong probabilities that some indiscreet, if not improper act, on the .9^ Prihce may have prompted the attempt tq assassinate The NeuraK*-* “***« —— j . Side, Nervous Headache, Toothache, Larache, Spraius, Bruises, Burns, etc. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE, For sudden Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Sore Throat, Sea Sickness, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, etc. KAYTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS. For Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, Costiveness, Sick Headache, and all Disorders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and as a spring and tall medicine to carry off the rankling humors in the blood—Quitman Banner. These remedies innqcent, and no person need be alarmed at taking them; yet they are powerful,‘and will remove the diseases enumer ated ahiitre. ’ A trial will satisfy ever)- one that their curative properties are not over estimated. Address all orders to Prof. H. H. K.VYTON, Savannah, Ga., or to the Agents A. A. Salomons & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, Ga. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine has Prof- H. H. Kiyton's : sigiiiture On each bottle and b °For sale by Druggists and country merchants generally. j u ly 23-ly. For sale in Newnan at the Drug Store of Dr, EDGY SMITH. LOOK AT THI$! POWELL & STALLINGS, Attorneys at Iiaw 4 4 °i»- • L” £ ■’ > NEWS4N, W ILL practice in the several Courts of Law and Equity in the Tallapoosa and Cow eta .Circuits, and in the jaiiiicd States District Court fur the State of Georgia. Special attention given to tbe compromising and collecting of Old Claims, and Administra tion, Conveyancing, &c. All business entrusts^ J.Q wi }} receive prompt and faithful attention. JQjEJN ELL, J. E. STALLINGS, Newnan, Senoia, Ga. Majrcli 9-12 ra. ent Russian Ambassador at Palis. Mrs. Prentice, wife of Geo. D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, is dead. Dickeu8 took to England 870,000 in gold, the profits from his readings in this country. General C?ioby reports to Grant that South Carolina ratifies the Constitution by 40,000 majority. The Colonization Company’s ship Golr ~ join. . him. No less than three been Count de Stakelbury succeeds the p e~ JQ assas3 i aa t£ Queep Victoria since the commencement pf her reign—one io J nne j 1340, by a crazy iad named Oxford; another jn May, 1§42, by /obn francis, whose sentence of hanging was commuted to transportation ; 0/ie/ida, orfo/a,., (SSecemrfetr 40, 4867. c0Bi{(6 0o., Q/fpl^anla, 067106Mien: cotICfy^OTls/cTlcp 'U/.ti'Ar OlfoJ, 0 } d0ac/0/ifaa and oi*r Society determined 4o yive yoa an older ^or add tdo 9ti - n^c/i a A- ^itc- 7'ei. &dated : 7dci'ye Tniiimf. it/dicd we tai0 to conlci d(Jcty 0t)6A^iect^addy, dddedc/o n idoc?nei, dfecietatu (EaU Qi(pda. Qdoy^tcudtfiiad d/Uh / Crockery, Glass Ware and Tafjle ^Cntlcry io iflerchanis af IVew York Prices, Atlanta Ga., January 18-3ra. YOfJYG J. LOYG H AVING resnmed the practice of Law, wilj faithfully attend to such professional business as may be entrusted to bim inpoyrtf* phd adjoining counties. Fees graduated to siiijt fpe in fre Court fro use. Newnan, Ga., Jkugust 24-tf. W. T. COLE, D 13 »f T I S T , 0&«8 No. 7, Masonic Building, Up Stairs, NEWNAN, GA, All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING done with neatness and WARRANTED. ffpTeeth extracted without pain hy the use ©f NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf. NEW ARRANGEMENT -AND- Lj By which families can be supplied wfrh —AT— ATLANTA PRICKS 4 K - - - - ' “ * Without paying the expen3,e3 of going after them. erings or Jthc jolly participants and a third in July of the same year, by J. W. Bean, jyho was imprisoned therefor eighteen months. It is gratifying that the latest ac count qf the condition of Prince Alfred speak ox *Jpis recovery as probable.—A. T. World. A man out West fras invented a new and cheap plan of boarijiqg- boarders mesmerizes the r'st and then eats a hearty meal. The mesmerised bodies a* e satisSctj from sympathy. R. D. C0L1 & BRO., (Established, in 1854^ P REPARED to fill all orders for SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, Ac., at the following rates, subject to the fluctuations of the times. Price List of R. D. Cole & Bro. PANEL DOORS 3x7. Two panels, 0 inch thick, $3,00—50 cents per side for moulding. Four panels, IV inch thick, $3.50—50 cents ‘ per side for moulding U inch thick 20 per cent added; If, 33J per ’cent, added; 2 inches 50 per cent, added to the above rates. BLINDS. Half stationary slats, of ajl rolling 70 cents per foot in length per pair—thus a window feet long, $4,oo per pair. SASJH. 8x10 9 cts.per light, primed and glazed 23cts. 10x1211 u u ' “ “ ^ 30 “ 10x16131 a “ “ “ 10x1815*“ “ .“ 12x14 15 “ “ “ “ 12x1BI5 “ “ “ 12x1817 “ “ “ 12x2018 “ “ “ “ Lip Sash 2 cents a light extra. loy-AIl goods shipped free of drayage. Newnan, Ga., Sept. 28-tf. Our FALL AND WINTER STOCK is now complete, to which we have added the new feature of Carpets tn Every Variety. We can fill your biJJ from a paper of Pins to a ^arfor Carpet, any and afr pf phpm cheap er than vou have bought since the war. . - , Wenrono=e to se V nd samples, with prices attached, to any family who will wnte for them, and will guarantee all goods ordered by samples to come np to the sample, op (hey can be re turned to us Z'iit expense. , . r: ”lT 1 r Vocds cab be sent by Express or as yon may desire. Our Stock is complete in every department, and our goods will be sold as low as $ey can be bought in the State of Georgia. ,,. _ . , •*• duplicate Charleston an<? New York bill3 to merchants, adding freight. September 28-tf. CHAMBERLIN, COLE & BOYNTON, ATLANTA, GA. 30 36 “ 41 It 46 50 56 MASONRY- 4 LL kinds of Brick work. Plastering, Pa- pfr Banging, Ac., done on short notice. Also, special attention given to the fitting up araj etutio'n '>/ Tom be. Monuments, &c. Thankful for past patronage, would respect fully solicit a continuance of tbe same. Entire | satisfaction guaranteed. i Apply to JOHN LEDBETTER in person, * JULIUS ALLEN, ^wnan. Ga. •fob 8 tf or J. A. BARRON, Hogansville,” FURNITURE. Bedsteads. Mattrasses, Chairs, Lodges, Dining Tables, S^e and Centre Tables, Washstands, Whatnots, Wardrobes, Bureaus, High and Low Baby Chairs, Baby Carriages and Cribs, * Window Shades. All low for CASH. A liberal patronage solicited. THOMPSON, CQLE A CO., Sept. 28-tf. ~ Newnan, Georgia.