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ioraft. ■m ■ ' PUBLISHED WEEKLY EVERY FllIDAY BY ;.C. W00TTEN, J. A. WELCH. b GOTTEN & WELCH, Proprietors. mian 1 craft. VOL. III.] J. C. WGOTTEN, Editor. TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION : (be copy one year, parable in advance, $3.00 O.ic copy six month*,..." “ ..1.50 <* copy three months, “ “ ] 00 t \ Cinb of six will he allowed an extra copy, i Fifty numbers complete the Volume.) NEVVNAN, GEORGIA. FRID AY, JTJJSTE 5,1868. [NO 39. llDKKI.XCi & l.EV'BE.V, CLOTHING HOUSE. Comprising ali Branches of the Business represented in the f'u«tom and Ready Made Departments of Men’s Boy’s and Children’s CLOTHI2ST Gr_ tVc have received an immense stock of medium ftiel low priced Clothing for the whole sale trade, and will sell to mer chants at New York prices. STAR SIIIH.TS! Kit!i ITHNISIIING GOODS of cverv descrip tion at LOWER PRICES for READY CASH ONLY than ever sold in this market. HERRING & LEYDEN. Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! Proposing By Letter. SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS! TO HER “DEAR ARTHUR” (A BUCK XIGGKR) —rOROKS AX ORDER TOR GROCERIES, AND GETS IS JAIL. rtoois. xsXji^to-jo Manufacturing Company. fine all-wool Spring Cassimeres, Jeans, See., on consignment, for sale VERY LOW to Wholesale buyers. JC' Merchants are invited to call and see Styles and Prices. HERRING & LEYDEN, Agents. Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. DOMESTICS \ ( W liolcsale Only. i 1 Sheeting, 7 8 Shirting, 3 4 Shirting, 7 8 Drills, Osnaburgs, Stripes, Yarns, Rmlaps. fff For sale at Factory rrices, by HERRING & LEYDEN, Agents, Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. TOBACCOES. We have been appointed Agents by the man- < faelurers for the sale of their products in Atlanta, and are prepared to till orders to any extent. AT TIIEIR PRICES, VOll either Smoking or Chewing Tobacco. We are now offering, with others, the justly 1'lnated brands of COMMONWEALTH Cliew- ing and FRIHTJS AND FLOWERS Smoking. HERRING & LEYDEN, Commission Merchants, May 2 tf. Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. We are now receiving every day by Express, NEW SPRING CiOORS, Consisting of Prints, Dress Goods, . Clothing, to tell anyway. Bethuar Jones needn't goto about Naples, and asked us bow we liked From the Macon Journal and Messenger, saying ne’er that I was an old maid because 1 Rome. adding that people fouud themselves The Richest Kind of a Case. Eleven o’clock-at least so said the golden never had an offer! I just wonder what Ariel f duri lheir ^ He lhen took two tide of sunshine, creeping over the velvetv would sav—I guess 1 won t tell her; she would * ” . a Yankee school varm writes love letters tirf of the village green, and losing iueif in | only laugh at me!” potograph likenesses of himself, one for each the murmurous foliage of the big map!e trees, Miss Experience drew herself np as grimly of us, and w ith a sly smile said, and so said the little clock in Judge Cornell's as if her spinal column were a bar of iron utj acl going to write something for the ! h.w office on the Main street, speaking in a that afternoon when Bridget announced: j jonrnalUts • and . in a fir[a hand, traced these I sharp melodious chime. j “Mr. Graver, mein 1 r ’ Harry Grover glanced quietly up at the un-! “Show him in Biddy—I am quite at leisure words, compromising little dial, as he entered the do- to receive him.” i ‘“Deligite veritatern, filiam Dei;’ main of “Cokeunon Lyttieton.” j And our hero, entirely innocent of the itn- “ Lot late this morning,” be muttered, hang- pending storm that awaited him, walked into after which be held out his hand to us. His ing up his hat behind the door; “hut, as good Miss Experience’s awful presence, with a bun- affability is extreme. He speaks French with luck will have it, the Judge has not made his die of tide deeds in his hand, tied with the j as aiac j 1 ftcce nt as Rossini, and the impression apnearance vet.” , official looking red tape of his profession. | , , , . , , , He was a straight, handsome young fellow. ; “Good afternoon, Miss Experience: 1 * . with curly brown hair, limpid hazel eves, and “ Aint you ashamed of yourself, Harry Gro- HD d tranquil old man who appears to be little healthy Hush on bis sun-brown chteks — a ver?” ejaculated the spinster, in a deep, stern j occupied with external matters.” young map whom you instinctively felt yon voice. “Get along with yourself, rankin’ love j could trust, a C entrance, as you looked into i to an old woman morn twice as old as yo be, j Letter from California. Rates of Advertising. Advertisementsinsertedat $1.5uper sqnnte (often lines or space equivalent,) for first insv, | tion, and 75 cent* for each subsequent it.- ! sertion. Monthly of semi-monthly advertisemer ; * inserted at the same rates as for new advertit. • . meats, each insertion. Liberal arrangements will be made wilt j those advertising by the quat ter or year. All transient advertisments must be pn't* for when handed in. ; The money for adrertlseing dne after tin I first insertion. his frank, honest face. There was not many ! just because she’s got a little money! Wb»t such ; more’s the pity. j do you take me for, hey? Don’t stand starin' “ Wbew-wbew-whewl” whistled Mr Har-; there! Walkout of this room, quick or I'll ^ ^ ^ & , etter wrillcn by Dr . j ry Grover, turning over bis pile of legal docu- throw this big dictionary at your beau I .No, *• ment* in a very unmethodical sort of way. The Grand Jury of Bibb county wero yes- i terday called upon to investigate a rich case, the facts of which we propose to give in detail: Several months ago, a white woman by the name of Amanda Fawler, thoroughly imbued with love for the “poor down-trodden Afri. can,” came here from the North and entered upon duty as a teacher of colored children. She had no connection with the Lewis High School, but was running upon an independent scale. Roots Shoes, And many other articles too tedious to mention. We invite our friends and the publiogener-^ ally to give us a cal 1^ No troftblqTo show goods. We buy our goods for Casl%ztnd»6ell ,, „„ „i . , , „ A- • . storks light together to see which shall pos- them as cheap as am house tins side ot .New r sess the staunch soil. I he old lady must taae i me for a very unsophisticated character, in “ Law and love were never meant to go togeth er, of that I am certain. Pretty Ariel Browne’s blue eyes are shining roguishly out at me from even- hit of parchment or printed blar.k 1 touch. How lovely she looked last night— and who would ever suppose that the old cat. with the false curls and grinning porcelain teeth, could be her aunt? Rich, too, they sax - ; a good match for some desperate fortuue-luiu- ter, who is willing to swallow the bitter oil pill for the gold coating. Let ine see—talking about old Experience Browne, I believe I have a business letter to write to her about that piece of land by the school house corner that she \Vhnts tue to bov. Not I! When I pur chase land for a building spot, it won’t be a desolate pasture, where rocks and tnulleu of * the most affectionate, loving and endearing As to my impressions of this country ns a Lind, as will be seen by the specimen letters Nork. [March 14-tf.J JOE W1ELL. The Covington Enterprise makes the follow- , j n tbe course of time she met Arthur Ed- monds, a black negro fellow, who nets in the no, no! Now have yougot your answer plain , Thomas, formerly President of Emory College capacity of porter at the family grocery store enough ? I wouldn’t marry you if there wasn't but now a citizen of California, addressed to D f Orier k Lake and fell violently in love with another man in this whole town!’ 1 Judge Reynolds, of Covington. him. Thev carried on a correspondence of Harry Grover was a little appalted at this # # ^ # # * • . ' v t t \ ^ , charge of horse and foot, but he stood liis , ground manfully, not efeu qualiug at the big i dictionary. ; place of residence and a place of refuge for published below, and often met and billed and “But, Miss Browue will you hear-me H the poor, tvrant-ridden people of the South ‘ cooed together moment? I don’t want you to marry me!— . 1 ’ . . . , ‘ * T i - 1 B , * . , „ . , What has put this strange fancy into your J who ma ^ be dnven into exile ’ 1 hrtTe K‘' e “ Tilings might have thus gone on indefinitely, head?” . them freely and in detail in a long coramuni- and resulted in a permanent uniou between “ You don’t want to marry me? Then what I cation forwarded to the Southern Christian Miss Amanda Fawler and her dear Arthur t^he mischiet does this letter mean, I d like bJ j Advocate, at:d another to the Atlanta Inteiii- Edmonds, if the aforesaid Amanda had not *“ May I look at it?” j S encer - latter I have given the several been guilty of a little piece of moral insanity. Harr’v took the letter and glanced at it—its 1 items of discount upon the country, and put (j u Wednesday last Messrs. Grier k Kake re contents threw a new light upon the unaecoun- them in their strongest light. The summer ceived au order purporting to have beeu sign- tab e etiwe of Hairs. ... , ■ dust of which I spoke in that letter is restrict- j ed by the lady of a promiuent Miuister. The “Good Cunid! what a blockhead—what an ; . . j J . ... unmitigated, inexcusable incomparable donkey cd to the h, « l,wa y and lhe hoi,s . es ad J ,lceat t0 j order was sent by a servant who had been in I have been ! What could I have been think- R- H ie destructive i SCHEDULE OF THE A. & W. P. R. R, L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. pay passenger train*. Leave Atlanta 7 58 a. m. Arrive at Newnan - - - - 9 57 “ Arrive at West Point - - - 12 30 F. M, Leave West Point 12 60 p. n. Arrive at Xcwnntl- * - - - 8 23 “ Arrive at Atlanta - - - - - 6 25 “ NIGnT rnEIGHT AXD passenger train. inundations are of course her employment, and requested the sending of deed. 1 wonder, now, if blue-eyed Ariel will j ing about?” DR. C. D. SMITH ? ) KTFRNS thanks to a generous public for 1 \ tlieir liberal patronage, and will con- Miiit' the practice ol his Profession. Partic- ,..ir attention given to Obstetrics and the Dis- wns ,il Women and Children. Motto, “ Live ml let live.” May be found at his Drug Store i 1 ! the day, and at his residence near the depot at night. [February 29-tf. BOOTS, SHOES B. 1*. TIIUHMAN. J. 'V. Sl'EXCE. | S. P. THURMAN & CO., Manufacturers AND WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS Candies and Confectionaries, Greenville Str., Newnan, Ga. confined to the fiat lands, or first bottoms on a ham, a jar of brandy peaches, some coffee the large water courses. In our country we and sugar, and several other articles, amount- . . ,i •. i it , should verv seriously feel oflsets npoD our hot- ing to ciuht or ten dollars woitb. The clerk a white plumed little dove being transformed ' mistake—a J , 1 b 6 into a greedy ‘ vultureP” | And without stopping to complete- his frag- ; ‘anas, but here where the valleys and ad- gave the note a cursory glance, and, not sus- He leaned back in h:3 chair, with both ‘ mentary sentence, be rushed out of the room jutant plains are from tefi to fifty miles wide picionnig anything, sent the goods as re- liands clasped on the Lop of his curly bead, i to the little bay-windowed parlor, where Ariel ^ j osg j g not deemcd so serious. At the quested. and looked out abstractedly_ mto the flushing i U:> !!„ exc i aimed ’tyfeg Exnerience 1 same time it must be remembered, that the But when he came to copy the order into village street, humming an old tune under his “Well, 1 never, excmimeu .utss experience, ; I breath—a tune whose- burden was “love, still . as the door banged unceremoniously in her uplands here are vastly richer than most of j his blotter, it occurred to him that something our bottom lands in Georgia. Depth of soil was not right about it, and that it was in the ranging from one to four feet on upland, hot- same handwriting as Arthur’s love letters We are lnanufaeturtii OTYnnan and receiving our ot miMti fit SummSB STOCK love.' Plainly. Mr. Harry Grover was very little j disposed for w ork that morning. And when, at twelve o’clock, Judge Cornell came in, there was but a hopeless chaos of papers on the table to represent his young partner’s matu tinal labors. Candies, Pickles, Nuts, Raisins, Mackerel, Crackers, Sugars, Coffee, ■W" I 1ST E S . Of the latter article we have the finest and best Madeira, Sherry, Port, Sweet Malaga and Claret, which we will sell by thegallon or bottle for medicin al, party or Church purposes. The Price of Candy Reduced to suit the Times. To which we ask the attention! of the face. “ Ariel! Miss Browne !” But Ariel turned haughtily from the plead ing eyes of her lover. “ Your letter is quite sufficient, sir; I need no further exponent of your meaning.” “Ariel—darling—there has been an absurd tom laud often ten feet. which he had been in the habit of reading for Why, Grover, you liavn’t accomplished a! mistake; this is the letter that was intended > thing this morning,” said the Judge, glancing ’ for you. The other was written to your aunt keenly around through his antique silver- ! on business, and by some unaccountable biun- bound spectacles. “I am afraid that the der got into the wrong envelope. I have been pretty girls at Squire Dockthorn’s party last , R fool, a blockhead, but I love yon, dearest, night were too much for your mental equilib- with ail my heart! Ariel! you will not send “ The products of this country are amazing. , that gay Lothario. Calling upon Arthur for a There are individual men in this county (So- ! specimen letter, (of which he had a pocket lane) who produce wheat enough to bread two I full) and comparing the writing with the or- We will wholesale Candies to Confectioners j T1)e ‘ in am Southern market. Determined to ex der, his suspicions were more fully confirmed. It only took a few minutes to conlirnt them by a conference with the lady from whom it pur ported to have come, and finally when Miss Amanda was called upon for an explanation, she acknowledged to have written it, but claimed to have some sort of authority for doing so. This was all stuff! She was at once arrested and sent to jail, and at the hour of writing the Grand Jury is considering true bill against her, which will be returned and the case tried before Judge Cole at the present term of the Superior Court. Miss Amanda Fawler is about tweuty-aix years of age, is not killed with good looks, but appears to be a woman of Eome intelligence. She has been teaching a colored school near the Vineville branch, and says she had eigh- I in town knew how hopelessly Mr. Harry Gro- schoolbouse ‘corner lot, and she wCuld like hundred per day. At the first rate mentioned, ; teen day scholars, and more than that number I x- t . ’ J 4 L n » AMK/I in ♦ R n n/MI rc£» Ilf ll UP 1 k nuns. “ Well, you see, sir, I’ve been rather sorting the papers over,” said Hairy, a little sheepish ly, “and I've written two letters this morning!” “ Two letters ?” “ Yes, sir.” “May I ask to whom?” “ One was to old Miss Experience Browne, about that lot she wanted to stdl me—a regu lar clipper, giving the old hag a piece of my mind—and the other ” “The other ” , T . __ “Ahem—that wasn’t exactly a business WHOLESALE and RETAIL I HADE. J letter. Now, Judge, suppose you and I look me away ! No—Ariel did not send him away, for the shy siuik‘3 and the rosy bloom were beginning to come back to her face as she read tiie real letter. “But, Harry,” she said, with a rogueish dimple at the cornet of her mouth, “you must confess that Aunt Experience’s note had rath er au unpleasant style.” “ I was a careless reprobate,” said Harry, frankly, “but you see Judge Cornell was watching me, and 1 such counties as Newton; end these men do not employ more labor in making these crops than would be employed in making one hun dred bags of cotton in Georgia. Laborers range from $25 to $40 per month. “ As you will see stated in another letter of mine, they use the gang plows. One hand will sit on 'his *box and plow three hundred acres of wheat land by beginning early; so that ten hands will put in three thousand acres, which of itself, under an ordinary yield, would produce one hundred thousand bushels of wheat. ‘ I speak now of the best quality of soil. In harvest lime these farmers hire a - - , .. , | utie juuge smiled slily; he had an idea as i u« r v..v..v. 1 _—--- -- i - as cheap os they can purchase the same article ! tQ w j lftt . tke ol h er letter contained 1 Every- one ! two things. She would like to have sold the ] headers each, taking off the heads of one Anti that was the end of all misunderstand- } ]ead ; n g company with two heading machines, ir.or between Harry Grover*an<l Artel Browne, j , , *• r ce. , ° r , .. J and they will take the heads off of fifty acres thenceforth, forevermore. . - . Miss Experience was rather disappointed in j per day, oi sometimes two companies with two ......... in town knew now hopelessly air. liarry tiro- scuouiuouse i-u.m. — tend our wholesale bu ^ r ' e ^'. rLtfrJZl' ver was in love with pretty’Ariel Browne.-I to have said that once, in the course selves to refund the monej *ud us lor Candies ■ C oruell had beeu young himself not so 1 fifty-five years of life, she had an oiler ‘7Inch do not give satisfaction. *» . n Mr. Thurman having an experience of six- niany- years ago. ecu years as a manufacturer of Candies, flat- j “It’s J««t as well for the lad to marry and L-rs himself that he understands his business, j settle down,” thought the o«J gentleman, “and of* iit?r 1 — *1 of m-ir- ! C iree thousand acres would be headed in about ; of uight scholars. L E A. TJH E R! NEW STORE!—NEW GOODS! Extra Inducements to Buyers at Whole sale and EMail! Peachtree Str., Markham’s Buildings, (Opposite Cox & Hill,) ATLANTA, GEOllGIA, Nov. so-tf. GEORGE W. PRICE. | ROOTS AMD SHOES. T WOULD respectfully an- I non nee to the citizens of Newnan and vicinity that I have secured the services of Mr. JNT. H. REESE, * most accomplished workman. 1 invUe all, therefore, to call, assuring them they can now Xe.ve their Boots and Shoes made in the most '■' Enable style. All I ask ,to convince, is a fair trial. ©^Repairing neatly and promptly done. IkiY'Office on East side of Public Square, Newnan, Gy. [July lS-tf.] W. FLO\D. very happy, and may uid 1 insiiperior'as*aAuanufacturer^ in tlie j Ariel will certainly 7 make as sweet a little wife 1 arel” Southern States. as buntan mortal could wish for.” The attention of the ladies particularly and Harry needn’t have been so mysterious seal- ing and directing his two letters at the tall desk behind the office door. Judge Cornell knew just as well what was in them as if he had read every word with his own eyes. But young people haveTi mistaken AYe know we can please you. AYe say what j -idea that old people don’t know anything! we mean and mean what we say. Miss Ariel Browne sat iu her room, busy October 19-fitn. na<Te , two and a half months, and at the rate last However,” said Miss Experience, “Ariel is | mentioned, in about thirty working days.— be things are beat as Th e y cou ] d j us t as safely be as long as three the citizens generally is called to the fact that we keep constantly on hand a supply of J. M. HOLBROOK, Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga., ■«-- jo wow icveivtng and open- 1.3 i n g the largest and most cotn- plete stock of MATS ever Ottered to the public at his well known fash ionable HAT EMPORIUM. Interview with Pius IX. APPEARANCE OF THE holy FATHER—INTERESTING DETAILS. A correspondent of the Evenemeut Iilustre, who was admittpd some days since to an au- months reaping the same crop. There is neith er rain nor dew to injure the crop after it ri pens. Thus you see some of the advantages of California farming. “If these lands were of the second quality, the three thousand acres would not yield more than seventy-five thousand bushels, and third rate laud sixty thousand bushels. There are with a complicated piece of bright colored j dience of the 1 ope, gives in a le er rom gome Jands whicb wiU jield ev web-work that ladies call ‘crotchet,’ when Rome to that journal some interesting details ■ _ .. ’ . . J i than fortv or even fiftv husheis Arthur has a wife and several children, who will, no doubt, read Miss Amanda’s loving letters to him with no small interest. We copy two of her letters to “Dear Ar thur,” as follows; Macon, Ga., May 29, 1868. Dear Arthur: As a ray of sunshine across the frozen earth came your most welcome mis sive to my poor heart. It wa3 opened and read, and its contents gave me much pleasure Bridget tapped softly at the panuois of the i about t h e Holy Father. He says : door. “ Please, Miss Ariel, a letter.” “A lettei ! and for me! Dear me, Bridget, cwi.t i,no citu ti oe from?” “ The Pope is preDy tall and c-tont, without > j n bodies extensive enough for a large ranche being obese. The furniture of hia pr'nate 0f f arra ^ and matl y farms do not average more erv vear more i t0 tl)lllk J ou !iad not forgotten me. I hope than forty or even fifty bushels to the acre, ; )’ ou never "ih, for I n^ter will forget you but such lands are never found lying together ; wkde I l’ ve - How can I forget any one that I love so dearly as I do you ? I had written you, and when I sent it to the office I received Leave Atlanta - Arrive at Newnan - - - Arrive at West Point - Leave West Point - - - Airive at Newnan- - - Arrive at Atlanta - - - - 4 35 p. w. - - 7 47 “ - - 12 35 a. M. - - 11 40 r. m. - - 3 35 a. m. - - 6 45 a. m. GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. day passenger train. Leave Atlanta 5.15 A. M Arrive at Augusta 6.00 P. M Leave Augusta 6.30 A M. Arrive at Atlanta 6.oo r. 11. night passenger TRAIN. Leave Atlanta 6.20 P. M. Arrive at Augusta 3.15 A. V. Leave Augusta 8.00 P. M. Arrive at Atlanta 5 00 A. U NEW GOODS. New Goods Directly from New York. -:o:- E ii tire Stock Bought for CASH—•Will Sell for CASH ONI.V. -:o:- Extra Inducements to Wholesale and Ketail Buyers. Faix, then, it s meself dosn’t know, but arm-clxrtir for himself. The room is very small, lawver Grover’s office bov brought it, and an I , ... * . , ,, * , , , , . ■ ’ i irith a low cetline, no curtains, and tlie walls impudent young spalpeen he is, for 1 " uu “ »’ ’ But here Bridget became conscious that her ; covered with yours, and I hasten to respond to it. The one young mistress was paying no attention to her | Those of the grand room is a square table, with two chairs and an than 2 q bushels per acre “A stock ranche located on the outskirts of > ^ you last week was not directed iu the the chief settlements peys a larger profit on i C3re °1 an }' one. It was directed only to yon. paper of the cheapest sort. | small capital than any other investments. One j So I think you had best inquire in your own jrand official saloons are covered ; sl)e herd will take care of fif teeu hundred name. The sentiments of my heart are in it, G. H. & A. W. FORCE WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES. . WHITEAJ.L STREET, ATLANTA - GEORGIA. | wont, but she broke open the missive with a j attended to. ; an average, yield in the market two dollars I seen m J Uear Arthur. Oh ! do come soon. I | resolute hand ami read: j “He rises at 6 o'clock, shaves himself, and per headj a3 butc her’s meat, and that by the i " L ' h t0 see you, to talk wiih you. Write to Mi/Dear Miss Browne: [Rather cold begin- 1 says his mass in a little private chapel, and J w holesa le ; which is fifteen hundred dollars ! me and £ ive me the sentiments of your dear mng, she pouted.] I must beg to decline tur- j theQ hears another. At 8 o’clock he takes a - th f . Thus yon will have twentv- I heart. If I bad a chance, I would tell you ther negotiations with von. As you cannot ■ ,, , , , , 5 inusyou wm nave twenty- .... r . . for a moment suppose that I care to possess j s ‘ na1! CU P of cboc0la ' e > ar,d at 8 ' 3J he r ^ ce, ' es j two hundred and fifty ewes the second year; [ I expect you wish to hear. Go to anything so utterly worn down and good tor i his Ministers. Cardinal J ntonelli cornea e'ery aQ ^ hevond that you can make the calculation, j tbe office soon and get that letter, for I do not nothing, it is useless to waste either of our day to the Vatican, and when prevented from alowir * g the wool aIwav3 t0 pay the expense wanl !J1 J letters to stay long enough to be ad- and much more if you have either the ‘Saxon’ ; v ertised. We keep constantly on hand all grades of ■LDJBS. W €3-OC»S»@ v Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Crockery, Hardware, Family Groceries, &c. JBSfAgent for a Lynchburg (Va.) Wholesale Dealer in Tobacco.“^8 Jgg^-Major HU BREWSTER will always be found at the store, to serve his old friends mid patrons in his usual way. Stand — Berry’s Corner, Glass Front. <z= ^^f G. E. & S. D. SMITH. Newnan. April 18-tf. -FOR- Th e Ladies. ! I l 1 i Villi lUia tmauuuu auu itiuiu IU 1UU . .. . , . , TU« Atlinr lime Keep on hand the largest and best selected : the papers you so unnecessarily took the trou- ' S1 £ u0 - llirin b ta ' e3 ‘ 3 P' a< - e - stivk ill Atlanta "Hi «•'!! t.i Pmmtrv ; ble to send me. ! in the week the other func*>onanes in their merchants at New York pritos. with freight ml- j ded. Not. 30,1867-1y. Yours verv truly. W. B, W. DENT, MANUFACTUTKR OF ALL KINDS OF IN WARE, AND DEALER IN rr\ Y * kinds of Country Produce taken in ex change. S5y“\YiU duplicate any Atlanta bill given to fchauts. [April 27-tf. Saddlery and Harness EMPORIUM. G. C. ROGERS, (2d door below Moore & Marsh, °P?osite U. States and American Hotels,; Decatur-St Atlanta, Ga„ Has on hand the largest and finest stock of *'A1)DLES of any house iu the State. Also J.-UiUIAGE and*BUGGY HARNESS, HARD- YtliP f or ereything in his lino, tor the supply 7 Hers and Harness-Makers, including a xk and better variety of BUCKLES ev- ght to Atlanta. s more reasonable and Stock more com- lan any in the city of Atlanta. 'arriages and Buggies of the most ap- style and finish on hand, and made to t prices as favorable as can be obtained York. ’lease give me a call. J&ept. 21-12m Andrew J. Smith. W m. Allen Turner i tears. _ . . . q __. |- j. , — q j “The cold-hearted, presumptuous villain!” OmlTH Ob I | she sobbed. “ Papers indeed! I suppose he \TTORNEYS \T T. AA\ t J means the note I wrote him about the pic nic. NEWNAN, GA., ^ turn transact business with hnn. At 10:30 H. Grover. j Ministers withdraw. The audiences then Ariel threw down the note and bust into i begin and are not over till one. At 2 o clock the Pope dines in his private apartment. His So do attend the office very punc- or ‘Southdown’ breed, wirh tlieir fine wopl. j tua b auc * ^ w ‘^ the same. Do come soon, Three thousand dollars will buy the first stock, | ^ J 011 ld ease ' dear, don t fail to write to and one thousand more locate the fixtures and ; me £0un an d often. ■ As 1 am in a hurry ! will pay for the ranche on the outskirts.* This is j baTe to c!ose for tbe lime - 1 wil1 do better what old stock raisers state to me as the rate Dext tllje - I am, as ever, yours most devotedly, Amanda Fawler. DR. A. R. WELLBORN TENDFRS his Professional services to the citizens of Newnan and sur rounding country. His old friends and patrons will find him in possession of modern ap pliances for curing diseases and re lieving pain. gfrOfiice, during the day, at the Drug Store of Dr. C. D. Smith, and at night may be found at the residence of John Ray, Esq. January 4-tf. of profit. These men, many of them have repast is of the most modest kind, and it al- made fortunes at tbi3 business. The sheep ways ends with a sweetmeat of which a,i Ital- w j n ^ e j. and summer without feeding, j P. S.— Write soon. Let me hear from you Oh, bow foolish I have been, bow absurd, and j Uqs are fond. From 2:30 to 3 he takes his " ! to-morrow sure, if von please. at 3 he reads bis Brevairy, and at o:30 ; this I mean in thinly settled portions of. Mr Edmcsds—Dear Sir : I promised to let ! out for a drive in a carriage with four the State where the land is good, but cheap, vcm know . when j succeeded in obtaining aj accompanied only by two young priests, because distant from market. j " room wh cre it was. It is in the building be- j not see ii dashed ruthlessly into ruins without! If the weather permits he alights and walks ;***** j ' * t0 Mr. Hollingsworth, the lower room, f f ! in the most retired parts of the city; never-i * ' .4.1 1 1 ; — 1 1 r. rr- o 4 k- nniro rd a nf t XT* n j a lew natural tears. ■ T| Meanwhik, Miss Elperia.ce Browne, «« b followed be upward, of two fifty well ripened autumns, was reading with “ c ' G . . . . COOK & JONES, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEWNAN, GA. J@*Office on LaGrange street, near Dough erty’s Hotel. no littie astonishment the letter whicb Bridget’s enemy, the post boy, bad brought for her. ** Upon mv word!” exclaimed M:ss Experi ence, slowly and emphatically. “The imper tinent young fortune-banting humbug! Does be suppose I am a born fooi, to swallow such a pack of sentimental flattery as this? Lovely moe (Ttmnipc * It IiA ii ! 1: l V ^ H1 fl ?! i on the street towards the magazine. I do sin- Thaddeus Stevens on the Biele. - Tbe hope TOU win couie t0 see me soon, for I thousand persons, who walk after him in si- ; Lancaster, Pa., Intelligencer, published at the J ^ aut tQ 3e ; yon 03 sonje verJ iroporUn t bn- | lence. ! bome of Thaddeus Stevens, thus alludes to a piease come up here Saturday night,! “ When it rains, His Holiness proceeds to P base or ' character, which will be exceed- nQl before, for I shall look for you until I the galleries of the Vatican when tue visitors * n = o rati ^D n = t0 tbe pious preachers of the ^ j arQ ;ta yj a nr by mvself, so you must have retried. He is a great lover of antiques, j Gospel who have been his special enemies and foj . j have beap a to tdl y0Q wbea I 3ee as is proved by the researches and restorations _ antagonists. It say s : jyou. Y*on must take care of yourself for me, eves—dimples! If hed have said spectacles,, &k On his return home, ‘ “During all bis life Thaddeus Stevens has j ' f t want you mj3e tf, I think vou might he d have been ccnsiaerau.e nearer light. ->0| , , , J J , * von don't mv fine fellow—no hou—don't’ at 6 o'clock, the audiences recommence, and openly scoffed at the Christian religion. A . me t h a t much, for you know I love you T HAYE just completed and furnished an ICE CREAM SALOON expressly for the Ladies, and am now prepared to furnish tbo public with Ice Cream, Lemonade and Soda Water. I have aDo jnst received from tha Northern market a well assorted Stock of Confectioneries, 4 of all descriptions, which I can dispose of on satisfactory terms. Call and see me at the first 1f9br above the Post office, I can furnish you with anything you want in the Confectionery line except credit. Very respectfully, GEO. A. BIRCH. P. S. By short notice, Ice Cream can b© had in any quantity for Parties and Suppers. May 16-tf. G. A. B. NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to me will please come forward and settle up immediately. Being burned out, necessity compels me to eall on you, otherwise I would not ask it of you. I will soon be ready to serTe my old friends and customers again. May 23-tf. P. A. POWERS. bis future life. willTeT WGi',IThim call L j in years, he sings very well, and, what is quite when one of the party adduced the Bible as who you saw on last Saturday evening, and ! I’ll be ready for him, and I jfarrant me he unknown even to many Romans, plays very authority for some statement he had made, wa3 talking with concerning a room. I close won’t be in'a harry to call cgaln.”^ ; well on the violencello. When I was received j “‘Oh,' said Mr. Stevens, ‘ tbe Bible is no j for ;bi3 lilQe And Miss Experience chuckled to herself: And Miss Experience cLuck.ca to nersen j companion the chamberlain plucked authority. It is nothing bnt the obsolete his- | " i m. t/*.4 rieeve vo »k« ~ Ti.e : lorj- of barbarous people, ” Pope, perceiving the movement, spared us the , • • • 1 • genuflexion, and bade us approach the table : Wade voted to make himself snecessor I at which he wa*s sitting. j to Mr. Johnson. Wade seems to have as “‘So, then,’His Holiness said,‘you are two ; little decency in action as he has itteonver- called for them before we could get them journalists, friends, going to Naples?’ He spoke ! sation.— Chicago Times. i copied. riedly directed envelope. • “ I never had an offer of marriage before she thought, viewing her antnmnnai counte nance in a pier-giass, and adjusting the little puffs of ribbon in her cap border, “and it docs make one feel kind of queer! IPs something I am yours till death. (No signature.) There were three or four more of these Dear Arthur” letters, but the Grand Jury DISSOLUTION. T HE copartnership heretofore existing be tween DENNIS k BOSTROM in the Saw- Mill business, has been dissolved my mutual consent. Mr. W. B. Dennis will settle the indebted ness and collect tbe dues of old firm, Mr. D. will continue the business in bi3 own name. W. B. DENNIS, May 23-3t. E. T. BOSTROM. T WO months after date application will be made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Haralson county for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of James Sanford, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased. April 2§-Sm. G. L. BAYES, Adm’r. .