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NEWNAN, GEORGIA.
Friday Morning, June 12,1868.
Legal Advertisements.
A Fpiey Case.
The State vs. Rene Owen, colored, iharcpil
with an assault with intent to murder llarv
How to Raise Winter Cabbage.
Having been requested by many friends-
to give them my plan of growing winter
’’•rw- « .Vat York Esangdizt.
A Gorgeous Scene.
Smith, a white woman, came up before Judge cabbage, I have c-included'to doso through
i Shirks and Justice Swint on Wednesday inorn-
j ing. and was continued until 3 o'clock, p. rn.
The trial attracted hundreds to the Ouijt-
‘ house, and the deepest interest was manif- sted.
The Sheriffs and Ordinaries of Coweta and The baneful passion of jealousy was the cause
Carroll counties will hereafter advertise in the that moved Rene, or the guilty partv. to the
Newnan Herald. commission of the deed. We felt much disin-
| dined to say anything of the proceedings, but
| the desire for a brief report is so general that
we concluded to give the main facts.
{ I he prosecutrix was represented by Wright
’ & Douglas and L. K. Ray, and the prisoner by
i Freeman & Son.
The Reynold'8 Plow.
'i'he undersigned, having tested the above
plow, both the Turner and Cultivating Shares,
pronuocc it the best we have ever seen used.
John W McGeuke,
G. O. Wynn,
O. Wynn,
WinuAM Over nr,
R. F. Jones.
Coweta County, Ga.
the c.damn? >f the Press fc Messenger,
that all who wish to enjoy the luxury of-
fine large cabbage during the winter at a
smalt c»st and trouble may do so. The
main point in raising cabbage for winter,
in this climate, is to have them head up
Lite in the fall and early winter. If they
bead up earlier, while the weather i- hot,
they are most certain to rot
The seed must be planted in May or
early in June, and it requires much care
and attention—not much labor—to secure
the plants so late in the season. If not
,STA I, LATHIN' <»F TRE PBTSCE O?
\YaLZ< Ab A K M'.HT OF >T. P VTRICK.
'I he prosecutrix is a girl of slender form, protected from aun, they will
I possessing Out little physical strength, but a as they come up
I face which might be termed beautiful if ac
companied by a virtuous character. She, how
Prepare a bed in a partially 1 shaded lo
cation, if possible; have the ground
j ever, testified to facts covering her with shame thoroughly pulverized, audit' dry, well
; with as an abandoned air as one who had reach- watered—lay off the bed in small furrows si
New aad Cheap.
New Goods, Stylish Goods, Cheap Goods,
fancy Goods, Good Goods at
‘ RANDALL k GO'S.
We buy cheap and sell cheap, and think we
#.m suit every class of purchasers,
eyatniuc our stock.
ed the bottom of prostitution.
Rene, the prisoner, is a “buxom mulatto
sis
or seven inches apart—sow the seed thick
—cover them carefully with a rake, or
wench,” fat and forty, with the strength of a the hand, which is better; press the earth
giantess, the impudence of Satan, and weighs,
we suppose, 175 pounds avoirdupoi^
1 gently on them, or water the bed if it is
I at all dry, and put a low arbor of brush
Call and
j words: May it please your Honors—the State
1 expects to prove that on Monday the prisoner,
J just as the light of morning was chasing dark-
! ness from our Romes, instigated by ti e devil,
I stealthily entered the peaceful home of Mary
’ Smith, armed with a bludgeon of immense
j proportions, and with malice aforethought set
, , , , , , ! upon Mary Smith, quietly reposing upon her
cordially invited to attend. Address by the ; , , , . n . , , , , , ,
_ } ... J 1 bed, and inflicted murderous blows upon her
.Mr. Douglas opened the case in about these r over them, if the location is much expos
ed to thes
too dense
ling and fall down.
The great feature of the vUit to Ire
land. however. wa< to day, when his Royal
Highness was installed in the grand ca
thedral of St. Patrick's as a Knight of
the m-st illustrious Order >.f St. Patrick
I could uot convey to yoii an idea ed the
magnificence of the spectacle, or the glo
rv of the ceremonial. It was grand al
most beyoqd conception. The procession
started fr m the Castle at half past two
o’clock, and reached the gorgeous cuthe
dral—recently improved and u 'corated at
die as last au expense of <£130.000 by Mr. Guiness,
iate Lord Mayor of Dublin—at half-past
three, pus-ing through the leading streets.*
which were one blaze of beauty and fash
ion. ornament and decoration.
In the Cathedral itself his Royal High
ness was install'd in the presence of
3500 spectators, including peers and peer
ess.. 3 of Ireland, all the chief of officers
of State of the country, ail the leading
military and mval Generals and Admirals,
all the Lords, Lieutenants of counties.
Cut this. Out?—Preserve Ir.—
During the approaching Presidential
campaign the question wdl frequently
arise, h >w many electoral vc„tes arc there,
how many for each State, etc. For the
benefit of those who may not already
know, we give the following statement:
STATES REPRESENTED IN CONGRESS.
Commercial Intelligence.
California
Connecticut
Delaware
I llinuis
I ndiana
L»wa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
M issoui i
o
6
16
13
o
O
Q
t)
V t
1 I
V
12
11
Xebrask \
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
llhtide Island
Tennessee
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
33
21
3
26
4
10
5
5
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sr -. xxxtt.— u'.T!i";>rn tvx and Dt*TT.
Every Auctioneer wishing to expose goods,
wares. merchnubze. <t other articles at public
outcry, except it be the officers of the law. shall
before such goods, wares <>r merchandize or oth
er articles are offered, obtain from the Board a
license, on such tonus as the Board may think
proper, under a penalty oi S20 for every 'offence. exhibit t }, P correct state of the retail mark
s’ xxxm.—stoyx-pifks. chimneys, &
All chimneys, stove-pipes ur stoves ».,> coas-
tructcTor put up as to endanger any building,
shall rn- removed, or s" altered as to render them
sate, upon complaint being made to the Mayor
or Aldermen, or upon the danger being made
known in any wav. No person snail permit any
chimney attached t*> h - or her occupancy to he
btrnetl ord except during a rain, or immediately
thereafter. # A violation of this section shall sub-
j.jct the offeadera to a line, upon conviction, at
the J> -r a;.?u of the May.-r or Aldermen.
NEWNAN MARKET,
THrnsniY, June FI.—Onr quotations below
The Cotton market has been active at 1
u high as 25 cents during the week
Tne top of the market to-day is 25c.
The quotation should be undcistoodas ex
clusive of tax. Nearly all other markets u.
quoted to inculde the tax.
247
STATES NOi REPRESENTED IN CONGRE;
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
1»
4
• >
10
6
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
10
4
The- Anniversary of St. John the Bap
tist— 24th June, 1868,
Will be Celebrated by Coweta Lodge No. CO,
Y. A. M. All brethren in good standing are
sun. 1 he shade must not be ; a || tfi e Representatives of corporate bodies,
or they will run up very spind- ! au( j I lnav sav . in word, all the rank and
Have the ground fashion of Ireland’s metropolis. I have
Extra Special Notice,
Beware of Counterfeits! Smith’s Tonic
Svrnp has been counterfeited, and the coun
terfeiter brought to grief.
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bull’s private S'.min on each buttle. Dr. John
Be.!! on! , has the right to manufacture and
seii ts.e iTigii.ul John Smith's Tonic Syrup of
Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on
the bottle, do not purchase, cr you will be
deceived. See uiy column advertisement, and
my show card. I will prosecute any one in-
Wheat
1
C I
4b
Uorn.—White
® r
Bacon. —
..... 16 & : •
Floor.—
...$10,00 @16 < •
C-OFFEK.
30 (a) :• >
Sugar.—
15 @ 22.
Prists.—per yard
12.}(2> 1 s
Steel.—p' - r pound
12 j
Iron.—per pound
10 (o', 12 i
Salt.—Liverpool per suck...
© « 2,
Virginia “ “
2 75
Chickknj..—
20 ® 25
Eggs.—Per Dor.. —
124
Better.—Per lb
25 © 35
MASONRY
Rev. E. F. Birch.
C Robinson,
I) F Brewster,
W A Mitcuei
S. f
Coni'tee i bead and other parts of her person. The
! wounds and bruises arc* yet to be seen. If we
prove these things we shall expect the Court
watered every evening, unless the weather been at many great ceremonials and many
great assemblages — never, however, at
any one possessing the grandeur and ih-
gradually, and continue to water occasion- terest of this. I wish I could describe
is damp.
After they come up, remove the shade
ally, it necessary, until the plants are well
rooted—work them well and keep all
grass and weeds down.
it
The place I occupied was in the south
transput of the cathedral, within about
Whole number 3i0
Necessary to elect 15 <
If Colorado shall he admitted into the
Union previous to the election, theaggr *-
g. number of electors will be increased
to 320. It will then require 161 to
elect.
V T L Limb of Brick work, Blustering, Pa
per Hanging. Ac., done on short notice.
1 ringing on mv rigtu. i ue genuine iimitn s 1 Also, special attention given to the fitting up
j and erection »>l Tombs. Monuments, &c.
Thankful tor past patronage, would respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed.*
Apply to JOHN LKDbLTTT.it in person,
Jl LIES ALLEN, Newnun, Ga.
feb. S-tf. or J. A. BARRON, Hogausyillo/*
T c. ■ Syrup ran only be prepared by myself.
The public's servant,
Louisville, Ky. Dr. JOHN BULL.
For sale in Newnan, Ga.. by
Du. J- T. REESE, Sole Agent.
January 24-3m.
No one who is unwilling to bestow the ■ twelve yards of the throne. I command
ed a full view of
choir,
Books! Books!
A. 15. Cm tea keeps constantly on hand an j
assorted stock of School Books, Standard and I
Literary Works, Gift and Toy Books, Novels,
Scientific Works, Sunday School Books, Hymn
Books, Bibles, Testaments, Stationery, Piioto-
grr.plis and Colored Cards.
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.
Wo have just received a splendid stock of
Dress Goods, comprising the very lastcst styles
which ern-
J take to raise cabbage plants at this season : braced 200 voices and which was—male
f the State j ^ ie J car - Plants raised in the spring, and female—dressed in white robes j and
I had a splendid sight of the stalls of the
ind allowed to remain in the bed unti
proper care and attention, need under
\ to vindicate the outraged law.
The first witness introduced by
was Miss Mary Smith, prosecutrix. She testified, . . . ,
that chickens were coming off the roost when the P r0 P er t,n J e for transplanting, will ! Knights of St. Patrick, of the royal and
unlimited, in her house, two I Inake " ooJ eabbajge, but not so good as v j cc r0 yal party, and of the mgst dLtin-
Rene Owen, the prisoner, i P^ ante< ^ * afcer ’ -i he stalk becoiqes too dry gui.shed iu rank and fashion of Ireland,
1 and hard. peers and peeresses, and civil and milita-
They are to be transplanted in the
month of August, and in the following
manner : Dig holes the depth and width \ sent,
of a spade, thre<- feet apart each way ; iiii costu
'.oniMit
the crime was c
miles from town,
committed the deed on Monday, the 10th.— j
Biie knows the prisoner well, and knows that j
Rune Owen did beat her. Rene had a large ;
club and entered her house. The club was
short and lurgei than a chair post The door
was shut and a chair behind it. Rene did not
ry officers, and of the‘tiers upon tiers of
ladies and gentleman in the north trail-
decked in every variety of dross and
ume. A grander spectacle the eye
—such as Moficnhiques, Lctios, Baragcs, Linen > speak,or knock. lTisoner said nothing, but
! them halt full of good rich well rotted | could not rest upon. Immediately be-
I manure, first putting in the bottom a j f ore me were the Lord Chief Justices of
Diwns, and a good many other goods too nu
merous too mention. We will sell them very
CHEAP FOR CASH. Please call and examine
for yourself. No trouble to show goods.
May 2-tf. JOE WEILL.
IFm. Younger it' Cos fine Pah Ale at
C. Robison's.
Genness’ best Porter at
A barrel of extra Apple
ptr gallon at
C. Robison's.
Vinegar for 7 ocls.
C. Robison’s
If you irish anything stronger, or a good meal
mII at
lm. G. Robison s.
W. M. REYNOLDS,
Gorner of Public Square and Greenville Str.,
DEALER IN
Cook Stoves and Tin Ware.
January ll-ly.
If you want the genuine Beaver Hat, call on
I). A. COOK,
Nov. o0, 1807—tf. Bay Street.
iSTSight Exchange on New York, in
gains to suit, by
Nov. 23.—tf. S VLOSIIIN & CO,
M. Salosiiin. Geo. M. Hanvey.
SA&SSRXE & C©.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEWNAN, GEORGIA,
Liberal CASH ad vances made and Taxes paid
on COTTON consigned to our friends in Augus-
ia. Savannah, New T 01k and Liverpool.
November 2-0m.
If you need a line Shirt go to
Sept. 28—tf- JOEML1LL.
If vou want a fine Hat, go to
Sept. 28-tf. JOE WEILL.
If vou want a fine pair of Ladie'^ Shoes go to
Sept. 28-tf. JOE W FELL.
Tf you want tlie latest style of Hats, call on
- J D. A. COOK,
Nov. 30, 1867—tf. Bay Street.
struck prosecutrix on the head and four
other places, and then jumped out o
dov and ran. The blows were very severe,
the bruises now are large and black. Witness 1
remained in bed all that day. The weapon j
was large enough and likely to produce death, j
All the blows were aimed at the head. A per- j
son staid in my house that night, but had left
a few minutes before Rene entered.
Cross examined.—No person lived with her.
Her house is twenty yards from her mother's.
It was a gentleman who staid with her that
night. Witness and the gentleman lay on the
same bed. Witness is not manied. Witness
and the man did not sleep all night. After
Rene had left, several persons came to her as-
f. i tablespoon Hill of Peruvian Guano, it to 1 the various courts and the other jui,
f U e win- I * a ' ’ 1 lcn *’ tlit: e cear G 'B 1 * , “ it " and baronj in their wigs and gowns.
I the top soil. A ti this must be done in j At the distance I b a y? stated sat ur
readiness for transplanting
rains in August.
under
the j a canopy, and on a chair of rich blue and , which the editor regards as
; gold, the Princess of Wales, fair a ,.4 I of the weakness of Gen. Grm
Transplant deep, up to the leaves, in ' beautiful, though pale after her illnes
the middle of the holes. By tins time . dressed in light blue, with blue bonnet,
the plants will have long shanks, the j ;>tui evidently deeply impressed with the
whole of which must be put into tne j ceremony and ihe scene. Beside her, in
ground. Avery good plau, if it i3 de-j a similar state chair, sat the lovely Mar-
sired to raise them on a large scale, is to ; chione>s of Abercoru. and on chairs rich
BEAD WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.
AmriiiL: t!i-' va*t improvements of the present
; ti:m > the change in remedies is not the least line
| p ri.iT:'. Formerly ridiculous and often injurious
| mixtures were administered upon the recommen-
irt of this country for two years, ! Ration of one person to another, or from on-
j Ihaiiiy to another, as being “good” for sueli and
j sii.di a complaint, while they were, in fact, nse-
U ss nr worse. Now, Prof. Kayton supplies the
public, with the most effectual remedies that ed-
. u.■: :■ T skill e..n de\i»u «»» art can produee, with
, explicit dir* •tiVihs for their use in each and every
; east’. lit place of the sense-leys potions oitr
! g rand motile :s gave, \vi- liavo the cunning inveii-
i tions of men ! al lied in :b<- art of rul e.adapted to
j our necessities, at a nominal price. Prof. Kay-
| rox's remedies consist of
KAYTON'S OLEUM VITAL
T he giv..t U r:nan LmiiiuTit for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Pains in the Back, Joints, Breast or
Side, Nervous Headache', Toothache, Earache,
Sprains, Bruises, Burns, etc.
KAYTON'S MAGIC CURE,
For t toughs and Colds, Asthma, Acid
Stomach, H- :irtmini. Sore Throat, Sea Sickness,
Cholera, Diarrluea, Cramps and Pains in the
Stomach, etc.
KAYTON’S DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
For Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, (’ostiveness,
Sick Headache, and all Disorders of the Liver,
Stomach and Boa\ is, and as a spring and tali
medicine to carrv off the rankling humors in the
Rcssia iv Central Asia.—Russia ha? at hist
succeeded in securing a firm foothold in Cen
tral Asia. She ha? been pushing her column?
into the
with a pertinacity which not even a Southern
sun nor barbarian hordes could overcome.—
England’s dream of holding Mohammedan
Asia wi'l now break. All along her posses
sions to.the northward she will find the moun
tain passes lined with Russian artillery. Bok
hara, the scene of the last battle, is the capital
city of the district of that name, and is virtu
ally the cei.ire of the Mohammedan religion,
arts and trade. The acquisition of this new
territory is no less a tribute to Russian prow
ess, than evidence of far-sighted statesman
ship on the part tf her iu!er. Siie is looking
for a tropical sea.
FURNITURE.
-:o:-
Bedsteads, Mattrasses, ^
(Jlmirs, Lounges, Dining Tables,
S'uic and Centre Tallies, Washstands,
hatnots, Wardrobe^, jjureans,
ig'u and Low Baby ChairS,
Baby Carriages and Cribs,
Window Shades.
AH low for ('ASH. A liberal patron
solicited. THOMPSON, COLE k CO.,
Sept. 28-tf. Newnan, Georgia
R. D. COLE & BRO;,
sistance.
lay off very deep furrows with a large
turn plow, put in the manure heavily,
partially fill them, ami transplant in them,
'j hey must bo hoeu frequently, cnee a
week is not too often, and always in the
morning while (Jew is on. All cabbage
should be thus hoed. The bottom leaves
in gold there were seated behind Prince
Teck, the Duke of Cambridge, and other
members of the royal and vice-royal 1'ami
J 7* ... ,
The knights, in their blue mantles and
rich embroideries, all I believe peers o!
the realm, with their stails, each of which
Mary L. Bone. Heard Rene Owen say she, I1)US £ uo j- pulled, or they wiil not head j ffas surmounted with a banner (many of
was going to Kill Mary Smith. Heard ihe : we || Upon ihe approach of very cold | them threadbare with age), collars, swords,
noise on the morning of the beating and ran | weather, turn them down, whether they i shields and crests, presenting a magnifi-
are headed or not, by bending the stalk , cent display. Then behind me were the
down to the earth, amt cover
The Democratic Tbivmph in Oreo on.—The
Augusta Chronicle congratulates the Democra
cy of tlie country on the triumph in Oregon,
is giving assurance
it before the peo
ple, br.rthened as he is with Radicalism.
T here was no election in Oregon in 1S67.—
By the election of 1S66 the Republicans had a
majority of seven on joint ballot composed of blood—Qmtm:
six majority in the Senate and one in the House. inesc n-ine<
In the Congiessional election of 1866 the Re
publicans had a majority of five hundred and
fifty-three. Now the Democratic majority is
over one thousand. This is the people’s reply
to the Radical war cry, “The war is not over.”
Oregon wants peace. The whole country wants
peace and will emphatically decide this fall
that the war is over and that Radicalism is
dead.
(Established in 1851
P'
REPARED to fill nil orders for S A rill,
BLINDS, DOORS, &c., at the follow ite
rates. subject to the fluctuations of the turns:
Price List of It. D. Cole &; ?ro.
PANEL DOORS 3x7.
50 cents per
s, aldermen end town counsellors of. of negroes aud carpet-bag men, selected
to the assistance of prosecutrix, and found her
bleeding, and prosecutrix said it was Rene Ow
en who beat her
prosecu
going to
person
(Rene) clai
The
prove threats aud closed. The Court then ad- t >[- protect them if tne weather is extreme- j crown, all in their wonderfully varied j offi
jourued to 9 o’clock next morning.
The Court met according to adjournment,
when the prisoner’s attorneys made the motion
to squash the warrant inasmuch as the Judge
of the County Court, who issued it, was no
officer, as the new Constitution abolished that j other cool place, and they will keep until there could he a more superb,
office. The motion was overruled. After; they can all be disposed of. say, right royal display. Th
which prisoner introduced Burton Reese, col
ored, to prove an alibi. Burton swore that he
Florida is to come into the L nion with
a Governor from Wisconsin, a Congress
man from JPennat/lvania, United States
Senators from the Eastern and Western
States, and a local Legislature made uo
J c»< l
in Banner.
lies are innocent, and no person ; Two panels, lj inch thick, $3,00
need be alarmed at taking them; yet they are j side for moulding
powerful, and will remove the diseases enunier- | Four * ' , s m irM .|, thick, $3,50—50 t.-nts
ated above. A trial will sattafv every one that 1 . , *»’ » . •
their curative properties are not over estimated. [ per spje lor moulding.
Address all orders to Prof. H. H. Kayton, j 1J inch thick !.•) per cent, added; If, »-ij
Savannah, Ga., or to the .igrnt’s l. A. Stitomons cent, added ; 2 inches 50 pes cent. a.
<£ C Wholesale Druggists, Ba-.n.qaii, Ga. to the above rafea.
Beware of coimterfeits. The genuine Infs Frqf-
H. H. Kayton’s signature on each bottle and
box.
F, r sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally. july 23-ly.
For sale in Newnan at tlie Drug Store of Dr,
EDDY SMITH.
W. T. COLE,
r> N T I S T ,
BLINDS.
Half stationary slats, nr all rolling 70 c aits
per foot in length per pair—thus a wind-ov
li| feet long, $4,55 per pair.
SASIT.
8x10 9 cts.per light, primed and glazed 22
ly cold, though I have rarely found it robes or gowns, or distinguished in a :nul
necessary. ! titude of other different ways. Gorgeous
Upon the first appearance of the heads will not describe the tout ensemble—ucitl -
burstipg to run to seed cut them all down er will magnificent. I question it in any
and put them away in a cellar cr any other city in her Majesty’s dominions !
or 1 should ;
up th
>f the State, and
Represntatives in Congress.
Senators and
Political Waifs-
went to Rene’s house Monday morning a little
after day and Rene was there then. As we
left the Court-House prorecutrix's attorneys
were asking Burton questions preparatory to
impeaching him. Me will, in our next, give
the conclusion of the trial.
From the Talbotton Gazette.
Gen. Hancock is the Man.
Cahbacre are very liable to be eaten up
in the fall by the green worm. They
may be caught by breaking off a leaf and
putting it on the top at night, when num
bers of them will be on the under side
next morning. This repeated, will spec
destroy them all. Fowls let to run!
is one to be remembered in all one’s days
—to be marked “white” in the experience
of a life.
The Newburyport (Mass) Herald—
conservative—comes out strongely for
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pip,y" All goods shipped free of dray age
Newnan, Ga., Sept. 28-tf.
Ex Pres. Buchanan’s Last Moments.
Lancaster, J unc 5.—Mr. Buchanan’s
There were
among them will destroy a great many of f uncra i wa3 very imposing. The
them. Cabbage planted my way, will Iuali;7 delegations from abroad.
The Masons assisted throughout, and
head very low. near on the ground, and
fowls cap reach them. A sure preventive
against cutworm, is to sow salt upon the re liAous rites,
ground in the fall or winter at the rate of;
The Democratic National Convention three or four hundred pounds to the acre,
^“Sportsmen can have their Guns and Pis
tols repaired by sending them to
January U-12m BARNES’
{fijgrif you want the correct time go to
BARNES’ and Lave your Watch or block re
paired. L^n. lM2m.
CiTTke Ladjeg cap have their Jewelry re
paired by seeding it to BARNES
January 1112m.
which meets in New \ork on the 4th of
July, will, in our opinion, do a very un
wise thing if it fails to nominate Gen.
Winfield S. Hancock for President of
the United States.
Gen. Hancock’s record is before the
people, and he is known not only as a
war Democrat, but as a gallant Union
General who bad much agency in over
throwing the Confederacy. He would,
therefore, be acceptable to the Northern
people.
11 is management
district, and hi
Texas, while
show Mm to
tional view
an incorruptible patriot, and an honest
gentleman. This will make him accepta- j that I
ble to the South, if we arc permitted to
take part in the election.
His most prominent competitor tor the ,
nomination. Mr. Pendleton, is all that is
which is also a good manure.
I usually plant the Fiat Dutch and
Drumhead. The Bergen makes a very-
large head, but not so firm and hard as .
the others.
their funeral ceremouies accompanied the
religious rites.
L On Saturday previous to his decease, | 1:5 , iV ' ,l ‘4“ 0 .
1 ... . . A 1 political horse thieves.
j while giving directions to nis exeeu or re- : 1
i- _ 1 • r. 1 it. 7?...0. —. t ft-.;
The St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer wants to
know why General Grant’s resignation is
delayed. He proposes to fight it out on
that line all summer.
The Cincinnati Chronicle (Radical)
acknowledges that Chase’s prospects for
the Democratic nomination are brighten
ing.
A Radical paper says Kansas is “clos
ing her doors on Ross.” After the horse
is stolen Kansas is a famous place for
ATIjANTA,; - GEORGIA,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
MEDICINES & CHEMICALS.
< C'
In S t o 1* e
Any onoyursaiog this plan to the let- ^f^uchsalVJ to ate,
ter, and failing to raise as fine cabbage as ;
ever came from old Buncombe, may set ’
me down a humbug.
J. A. Etheridge.
Save Time and Temper.
Call at mv shop and have your wife’s Scis- . r
«*. sharpened for ton cents. claimed for him by bis friends in point ; cer.sit, so .-.ter _«« »■ “
Join ll-12m. Thomas Barsks. of intellect, talents, and unblemished „ ^mneted for in
I character ; and his plan or paying t ie a
The radicals think Oregon has gone
I democratic so far as heard from. The
! Democrats thinks it will do very well for
the beginning.
The Albany Argus (Democrat) doubts |
whether even Massachusetts will go for
Grant and Colfax, d be Radicals may,!
however, nominate Dr. George B. Loring j
for Governor; then they will carry the
election, sure !
The Radicals in Congress have turned I
out the brave General Morgan from his !
seat and put in Blunderbuss Delano.—
Morgan’s sin wa3 in having fought for
his country and getting only about seven
hundred actuai majority in his district.
, _ _ , _ . .. , , i imposed upon me conscientiously : 1 have I
•M,r «b* .J™ . B0 regret for any public act of my life,! I'took General Grant prec.scly ten
— Co. — R. Itiftry who died at' and history will vindicate my memory
county who was ou sick iurlow , from every unjust aspersion.” Ills last
words were} “Ob, God Almighty! as
thou wilt.”
The records of the Accounting Officers at
warding bis funeral, Mr. Buchanan said:
“ The principles of the Christian re-!
ligion were instilled into my mind in my '
youth, and from all I have observed and
need in the long life Providence
I have only be
come more strenghtheaed in my cocviu-
j tton of the divine character of the Saviour,
land the power of atonement through Iiis
redeeming grace and mercy.”
Responding to the expressed hope that
and treat -
home in J-
with cronic disntary
A pract phison.”
Another “praction phisson" certified that a :
Information cn the j
death was caused by :
the service:” and
minutes to write his letter of acceptance.
That’s an important fact.
The New York Herald says—“ Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty.” Pre
cisely. The eternal nigg r is the price
ihe last new drama is called -"The Last of white men’s lives in the city of W ash-
500 BOXES FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS;
20,000 lbs. WHITE LEAD—ail grades;
LINSEED OIL. LARD OIL, TANNERS’ OIL, SPERM and LUBRICATING OILS,
PURE NGN-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL;
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEBTCINES.
The largest and best stock of
American and Foreign Ferfumenes,
SOAPS, COMBS and BRUSHES, POMADES, AND
%
FINE TOIEET GOODS
Ever brought to lhi3 market-
All departments of our business are now com
plete, and the attention of the trading public i3
especially called to our very large stock and mod
erate prices.
RED WINE & FOX,
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Strs.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
May 30-f r .
r.olner
Newnan Wheat Ckov
^ , . .that the disease ci
A number of our! public debt in greenbacks meets withthe: ,_ as y ew money.”
Darsof .Menton;us.
. iiich a soldier j stuck : Act III. cut stick.
:t I, stick Act II, j mgton.
citizens last fall, sowed their small lots in j hearty support of the South and_ W est. :
wheat ’ They have been harvested and thrash-1 But Gen. Hancock possseses one import-.
ed. The vifild will average nearly 25 bushels ! ant element of strength which is lacking
ed. The yield will average nearly
per acre. Mrs. Dent, on about three acres, j in
raised 75 1-4 bushels of good clean wheat
most i.iuit
r had anv
Mr. Pendleton. Gen. Hancock
popular with the army as well as with the
Thus is the largest crop we have heard of, the people; and the monstrous usurpations ? lhin y to do wiib/the publishing or editing of a
others ranging from 20 to 40 bushels.
PfT Youe Finskr Tkese.—- 1 It is a noticea
ble fact.’’.remarks an exch »nee. “ tiiat those
; wi-,0 do little or nothing towards the support;
of a newspaper always find the
with it. Every person who has e
Will those Senators
in the War C '• '• -~
Treasure Office
mo
wit:, Stanton
traent. please call at the
r.-v for their lodgings.
ORDINANCES
M e think the idea of the citizens of Athens,
Ga., is a good one. The wheat-growers of that
city contributed a fund with which to purchase
» silver pitcher, to be presented to the person
growing the most wheat per acre. We should
like to see a similar step taken in Newnan.
and tyrannies of the Radical revolutionists i newspaper, must have been peintufiy aware o-.
’ * ! the truth of this assertion.” True as gospel.
have excited the apprehension that, in
the event of the election of a Democratic j
President, it may be necessary for him to
Repartee.—The i’dl -wing couplets
original.
secure his constitutional rights by means are vouched for as authentic ar u
Mr. Pen- A gentleman in convening w: a a .aay
hen. iriend on courtship and ma-r:ag , mad
Newnan Minehae Spring.—The City .Council,
a few days since, appropriated one huijdred: despotism,
dollars to be expended in improving the Spring.
The iJ^ayor was directed to superintend the
improVcfnent. Dr. Wiley orderetl a granite
basin or bowl, costing $2-5, which has been
receive^ at the depot. But failing to secure
what the city authorities thought to be a val
uable lease from the owner of the land, the
•’ouncil rescinded the resolution appropriating
Lie money, and thus the matter stands.
of the sword, lu this event,
dleton would be powerless, while L
Hancock might prevent the nation from some pro try hard remarks
being torn by anarchy or lettered by a " u
Mr. Senecck, of Ohio, was a peaceable
General, but is a fighting member of Con
gress.—Pc- tit ice.
President Johnson is reported to be an
exee.It-nt tailor; bur, however that may
be, be has male a very extravagant suit
for the Impeachment Managers.
A scandalous C.-ppeiLead st->ry re pres-.-uc.-
Grraat as locked iu iiis ruom sevt-r.il hutirs each
Passed. Affirmed and Ordained for the muni
cipal government of the city of Newnan, by
the Mayor and Aldermen, in pursuance of
the authority vested by the Act of Incorpo
ra:: >n extending and defining the corporate
limits of said city, and for other purposes
therein meiitioiieU.
SEC. XXVIII.—BETAILSHS OF SPIBJTS.
So person -hail vend any spiritous or ferment-
ed iuiuors in quantities of one quart or one gallon
without
ieense shall
ATLANTA DRUG STORE.
T_tixTTVFrn rJA.TlONja.Ij HOTEL,
ATLAN T A, -GEORGIA,
WILSON * CRANE,
i f,
uquor.
rn th
(SUCCESSORS TO JOS. A. DAVIS,)
IIOSJSE ESTABLISHED IA 1854.
want of harmony betv
wife. The lady sent
:2v iinm ,-diate quantity, wit&out a license
, „ _ th - B »ard of Aldermenl which license shaii # ^ -j ^
: b ; : ' d - 113 Xo - b- znd the B riee of which 0 j* yqq g S tri Ct iV jU EL >S XI
. "A O u T-J- ty
No person shall retail spiritous liquors in less j _
within the limits of rrg£p r-onitaotly on hand a complete assortment of the Purest and Best Medicines, Itnpor-
Ti the Altfeimon. to ted aud Domestic. Also, SURGICAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, Trusses, Abdominal
the Aldermen, to
nd the price of which shall
: couplet
St. Leger Grenfell.—The escape of this ;
dashing Englishman from Dry Iqrtugas was •
announced some weeks since, and it was sup
posed he had perished at- sea. The Mobile
Register states that liis
safety, and that a lei ter ha
him in Havana, sending
know]eiigments for his kind treatment to s<
of the army officers at 'Portugal,
that ho was just about to sail for old England 1
•You men a re angel* when y . u w o ihe ma:
Bui devils when the marriage row is .--..d-’
To which the gentleman replied :
The change, good wife. 5s easily forgiven
the key hols whethe
or Uiiic nghuo. as V
word in Lis Diction
Chicago w.is Chioa-.v .go {
l»ster had n A put that i
NTISTNCE TO UE EEAtOVXD.
No owner or occupier of a dweifinf
or other f
It is. seer
Washington
practical L»rug«gi3fs of many years experience, and their connection with JJew York
■“*’*' : x *us-. -hrli permit water or anything whatsover i jj ^ bkn* «-cohd to nZiia they invite Merchants and Families, wishing goods in their line,
_ .1 ; • calculated to produce tUsr-ase or render the air' . ’’ . . " T . . ,
trct.'v i ; .1oj red la eertUiD . , ,.r nnnJAain- i V t, ' to give them atrial.,
circles that Ben Butler U | St^reniainm his 01 their celL'or eke- N. B.-Person 3 ordering by mad will hare the =ame concessions made in Rrices, and receive
Chemist,
lateHaviland, Chichester & Co.,
Augusta, Ga, 4