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*; ■ 'cr*er-» q: *.y; — - €’ljr llfunian IBwrii.' NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Friday Morning, June 19, 1868. sr . —— •' - — - - -- : Hon. George H. Pendleton. • TO T!IE SOCTHEKX PUESS. willing to corn i t error and injustice than those j Chief Justice Oha-e to a personal trien " loc *■*'•*• A. 8-IS™ |«s, w«. tk» ^ bc , n pa bH s !,ed in the Xew T d. hope, through the influence which As this gentleman is mentioned prominently In connection with the Federal Democratic nomination fur President, and by some thought to favor “ a repudiation ” of the public debt, we publish in another coiuran an extract from tine of his speeches, in which lie gave in full his financial views. It is worthy of a close perusal, and will convince even the prejudiced The letter of the Gettysburg cone-span that Mr. Pendleton is not a “ repudiator,” al- , though by some lie is so considered. of the South. It is time the people were The Southern J^EHgTHIlts arousing and preparing fur tLe last grand bat- ■ tie f«>r religious liberty. Radicalism is chargeable with all these prom- GentUm.n: Knowing no class of men mote iscd woes. Yes, that Radicalism—American Radicalism—which originated in prejudice and , hate, progressed through tragedies of blood, and threatens to end in that dark night of religious and political despotism which lowers bc.vond. Let every good man, every true man, every patriotic man, no 1 every Christian m in unite for its overthrow and the salvation of the | freedom of conscience airdTopiniou which wc ' all hold dear. o AcnciuiuS. | Chief Justice Chase on the Situation- Views on Impeachment and Politics. Death of Col. Watkins. c i Tiie following confidential letter from reason or on account of race or color, cx- ’ ceptinir Indians not taxed. i We retreat to announce the death of Col. And the State of Georgia shall only be E. P. Watkins, a prominent lawyer of entitled and admitted to representation this place. He died at his father's resi- upon this further fundamental condition, dence, in Coweta county, on Saturday last, that the first and third sub divisions of with consumption Coi. Watkins was. number of ! Dear ' -ft our horn**?, and with our faro- ? that I sicrv l1 Li..** tics w. .. ii boumi < pip].*3 Pennsylvania Savagcism. In the Union. The Ojnnibus Bill has passed both* Houses ol Congress, and North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Louisiana are Virtually members of the Union, Wc have heard of no firing of cannon, ring ing of bells or shouts of the people. The pub lic is as calm as the waters of the land locked lake. Why this absence of demonstration ?— Are the people blessed or cursed in the admis sion ? Their conduct is a sufficient answer as to their bo’ief. Georgia a member of the Union is Georgia shorn of her rights and equality in tlmt Uuion. Twenty-seven of her sisters can control their internal affairs according to their notions of justice and propriety, but Georgia and nine others States cannot. In New Yoik the negro may vote if the ruling race will per mit it; but here he may even against our pro test, and shall enjoy that privilege for all time to come, regardless of our wishes. Moreover the “admitted” States may send meu to Congress, whom the Radicals style Representatives, who will, however, rnisrepre- of the Macon Telegraph contains tIs• - sin kio- announcement that the Pennsylvanian author ities, by an edict and threats of severe punish ment, prevented the execution of the humane design of burying the bleaching bones of Southern heroes, entertained by some Christian people of Gettysburg. None but savages de based could or would refuse burin! to the i o of any son of Adam. Yet these men lv ’• i. / to the God and morality party, and th •l!.*.- Almighty every day that they are bet ter Li: :: o<h< r men. sanctimonious 1 ;.v? a:-'! upturned eyes s-vk to deceive the Lord • Heaven into the belief that tliey are the true followers of the lowiy Jesus. Let it be proclaimed in every home in Amer ica, in every hamlet, town nuU city of the civ ilized world that Pennsylvania reins- sc - > r- mit her citizens to bury tlie exposed bones f fallen foes. No wonder that such a State hr- such a man for Representative as'I nad. Steven , who, dreamers say. the Devil thinks would. received in his dominions, corrupt the mum!- of his subjects. The Six-State Southern Admission BB We find, in comparison, that tire On-.? *l> Bill, copied in this issue from an cxd. ang lin' were ai tual or comm untrue: we ; future wi with p'en id ’ve love, to curve out a new- country. I: feeling we are all • ::i:d to the in or ban:.” We . i-i te.-vt-j v ill set a" rest the tcganl to the country we have ported even in iIk- press tlmt wc tarvi jer s ring fort! m nor-ss iries i f S.ffi. Y ds i- ■S">r: You are right in believing ‘oh::]}never aba-iu n th-.* great prin- for the suceess of which I have given my entir* l ie. I adhere to my old cretai of equal rights, without one jot or title of abasement. I shall he giud ve if'the new professors of that creed adhere :!>I to il as faithfully. 1 am amazed by the torrent of invec tive' hv which 1 am drenched. Almost everything alleged a? fact i? falsehood out H AVING bought out theMessr3.J 0 j, r . I now offer a new and well.glw" ? . : stock of are ;■!! ve ns hi nd the itenu*:!, ud know the r homes, snrrcunded ifort of life, umram- 1 di- -u- here invest foregoing fundamental condition. j Western army ; and during the war he ° „ — <»- — ; represented this district in the State Sen- Extract from a Speech by Hon. Geo. H. a t e . All who knew him, respect his FendI:ton cn the Financial Question. memory and mourn his loss. He was aj , , • true patriot, a loving husband, and an in- i And now»T say net on iy that those bona? dui-ffiiit parent. lie leaves a wife and j ore payable hi legal tender, but that tli.y g vo " sons _ ouglit to be paid as so■ n as it is possible r p ;i mrinv virtues as a good citizen,! to do so. I do not kn-ow that .t is p -siole . we c . , a ,jj that be was a consistent inem- j to pay these bonds as last as they mature, p >er 0 j iiie Baptist Church for a number j t ev.-n in currency; but [ do know that j 0 y years, and we doubt not that our loss i of the whole cloth.. Where an allegation everv possible effort ought to be made to j is j ; s ' etenia i gain.—Atlanta Intdliyen has a little fact in it the fact is so pervert j 1 id travestied that it becomes false- Hut at this roint I am met will Calicoes. Muslins, Mosenbiquc, Plain and striped Jaconets, Swiss Nansooks, Black and brown Shirting r.nd Sheeting Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Linens. Cassimers, Piece Goods, Cottonades. Stripes, Ticking, Osnaburgs, READY MADE CLGTHiKG SHOES * ! ea an hood, pt l n<. tieti \v m ccr. ! r all ti.i? ex-; statement tlmt this policy immense amount of paper. with the ! issue an ■ r>CIjUK , K thus SO ■ that 1 be Sena' :uF.Vr.r> of the •*y vu iori. in! has not thus far proved a success, CDurded ; p., r jnffYito the currency as to destroy its 1 day. passed a, bill relieving Governor It ' '"■* :brm | wi th a belief t! -t 1 have duie something raIue ind brln ., disaster upon the coun- | ?» ll , r ’P k <> f P-iitb .d disabilities and alk • r • U iu.vt f-oiuie , . 1 I, ” , , 1 - i mg him to hold office without taking the i: : . m : bt iug i t0 * ,revei5t ]ts b w ” a . - SUCCesS ; 1 '■ try. Aow. gentlemen, let me examine ! ,. ud 0 . , h< |s verv su ^ t . stl vc. He was him* rf; . cot been a part /an ot impeachment cer-j objection. Mr. McCulloch in his \ ineligible to the office at th ■ time when he n >d; ■ iiles jala late lr< ni ai a bit* n' *. a i; • - u:ua -i ihc il cy !! the 3u iiuinnr -O, . . Li i i ire u H*»f to SM iul; wati line; m* iit vvill ib* all •: no taxi-s; lands g people of the count sent every wish, interest and tradition of the whites. Although entitled to representation | thc ' lliH ju (he s!i . ll)e v .hich limilly pa- d in name, we are denied it in fact; for those j ,j iffcrs> j„ s0lll0 importaut• particula.s. from who could and would speak and vote flu all | ,. tv , u . (,:]. • qf«>1 lowing hi th • i- n :. measures as we desired, will bo refused scats, | ar t; c ] ( , .n,'it will ». • i;-.- more fullv ci.m.-*-- because, forsooth, they are unable to take the | hc . 1(lc( j ( i l0W ever, i-y a comparison will* t! o test oath. The voters are limited to this one i wUidl [. imb i is : ic a eisewhere, itmsmu-h as i quality in choosing “ Representatives th<4r.j wnt tf m the amendment referred to in tlife UiB ability and willingness to swallow said oath.— j Merit, statesmanship, distinguished services i An A t to admit the. istatcs of N**nh 1 aoicc and acknowledged worth all go for naught.— l immigr.ii. : i i:,> li t'O ’ not , a: j none i I c.JUi ik-v. a ■, to pi on V i'll to c ■ n r spec it ii; who ■ ..n.ei'a can o :: me vege tates. Tuc- ns f. i d de- ,h • Govern- .imigrati.-n : -king; the ; :.._i ohlig- ot every : wjI- a3 to >.i'i L">u*‘ tiionn-nt is pur coses. There buds for sale, bo- b*-aia «is good for the j lt! ,ri '“ ( toiuiy ; hut I have not been a partizan on montlv.v report stated that the pub'ie the other side. _ 1 debt which bear' interest is comprised in As presiding < ffict r oyer the trial, my fhree kinds : that three hundred milfii ns eoiisctcace tf sfifi- s tii it i have been strict- : ,,f fhis debt could rut be redeemed Im.- ly imp gfiii! ; and l am sure that any ore c (re ],s74: that three hundred millions ho roads th reia rt will say so. fndi- ,, , ; . v conid not he vedeemed before ISsl. ;;:.-d, ■ tile 1 - 11 • j . ] j, , x ioii.s, hut 1 h . a LOO «•.* t.'iCUl. that the c i se been the Pi’bj' mv -d and mt tors, and then No St a w e vt i I!' 't ol that y so. com ictiu.-is and o;.-u; ry s■ b ion. g i • c u11cr- ccd. I do not think y of it? a* 5 ’; ets. b ; vs Ci tivorsaiin’,. between . n f .iir or five Seua- c_-..s'ci«i' v and briefly. • that L have sought to ~T ■ w t o w n nd t-iich • a c : jnui •nt in »or :utg pur; • * tOWii 10 o’tC 'Fti-i*. The real ! h; ve not :J 1 ii iS d a ;1 •a: u nuneiation is that oiiid: iirougn of t!u iilon, r pro > *- .• Bcdro . Can tho candidate subscribe to the aforesaid oath? is all that need be asked ; for the pos session of every virtue will not secure a seat, unaccompanied by this oath-taking capacity. In all of this our people see no cause of re joicing. The cases of Georgia and Alabama presents some peculiar hardships. In the first named the debtors were promised “relief” from their burthens if they would vote to ratify the pro posed Constitution. They believed they would be discharged, and so believing refused to avail themselves of the benefits x>f the Bankrupt Act, or willingness of their creditors to com promise. The opiate administered produced slumber and delightful dreams for a season ; but oh ! Congress has stricken out the relief clauses of the Constitution they voted to ratify, and has left them to the mercy of furious and,~ in many cases, wronged creditors, and ere long the Sheriff will be at the door, and the negro their associate in the jury-box and equal at the ballot-box. This is a bold, wicked fraud upon the people, and so they construe it. It is true they were warned, but the Radicals of Georgia denied the truthfulness of the warning. In the case of Alabama, we are at a loss to South Carolina. Louisiana. Georg.a, Al bania and Florida to representation m Con- : ■ * . expect to sue oed ami do nuy- i.e arriv'.s aei e w da it capital oi ninth cl and fifty dollars, = .id v. In* i;. Ti'.i-- is no country tor idle »• n j •••se j. r them, i ut for tho.-f , , crate their fallen fortunes^ :ch imagine what excuse the Radical Congressmen can offer for their conduct. The voters of that j Georgia shall only be entitled and admitted to Whereas, the people of North Car 'Jinn, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia. Alabama airi Florida have, in nursuarice of the provisions oi an Ae.t entitled, “An Act for the more efficient government of the rebel States, passed March 2d, 1807, and the acts supplemental} thereto framed Constitutions of State governim which are Republican, and have adopted .-aid Constitutions by large majorities ot the votes east at the elections held for the ratiiicaltuii or rejection of the same ; therefore, ■Sec. 1 Be it enacted, etc., That each of the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Lou isiana, Georgia, Alabama and Florida shall b entitled and admitted to representation. in Congress as a State in the Union when the leg islature of such State shall have duly rati tied luui the amendment to the Constitution of the United States proposed by the Thirty-Ninth Congress, and known as article fourteen, upon the following fundamental conditions: Inal the constitutions of neither of said States shall ever be so amended or changed as to deprive j any citizen cr class of citizens in the United ; States of the right to vote who are entitled to j vote in said State by the constitutions thereof . n r* w-o, . * re, heiein recognized, except as punishment for i Geo P I riei son, La., . ,l r 4 ; " ’ ,Y’ such crimes as are now felonies at common law. 1 A C Mukllebrooks, Ga.Av a Coleman, ' whereof they shall have been dtily convn ted i U H bna^. | ‘ .eo.oo.\S, ,n M under laws equally applicable to all the inhub L L. I.uvkmar, Cal., 1 aolo hei namiez, itants of. said States; provided that any altera- j T M riendmson, La., I’edro ,, ernanuez, tions of said constitutions, prospective in its j F E Chinn, Md., V. ii S.i' eis, effect, may be made in regard to time anil place j T R TimWi, Ga., J G “arris, of residence of the voters; and the State of j it G Hyman, “ Joim L Mynn, : e part; oiu !: not th V. hat the dev. may la, I km. v for desire to i ■ „ui:i. It v.'-nM cecuiiicly it io.o .... < rt : ■. v. .■ t\ a;..; .nsC all a principle ol u:uv in eight, r>r. ; to rtlZr.1 it;.in I hi unce C-) cllOOS - new. ’opmenis of the not. I uci; a r a candidate ■■ hot ' i viet uni lliiug t .ore 16 i \ more conic land that the rest of the debt, amounting ' to nearly seventeen hundred millions of ' dollar?, is comprise I in five-twenties, and b. nd.s which bear interest m currency- j Seventeen hundred millions ot fiv - ! twenties, and bonds which hear interest ! in currency, v:!! i a -1 -!u-- within the next year I act tune nor i which these V ' five-twenties. What wh-n fiv —Tiie announcement nited Spates on i !mrs- B. al low- iron s liimself .md ai., friends hud Judge irwin. his opponent, ruled o!i tin.* ti;: !; a. inelhgihle. Bullock may have I" u raise«l up in M iss:i duisctts and there taught tliat sui'li tii L. were reputable and fair in p iiti », hilt Southern white men entertain : (iitiei'-ui. no-ions, 'i’hv excuse, which will doubtless b • uigerl that ,b*-. test oath from taking wiiirli he is relieved is a different one ■ from that required of Judge Irwin, is a iniser- a bh pi* ; .t It onlv goes t*i .show thatadisa- l.ilitv unde! wbi, n Judge Irwin might be said s i isist I on as a bar to 1 is lection, ! while no notice was ta!;; ;i of one under which I JoIlOSv li future expect r olti *e mi ex- iave cannot suite iu you the cx the exact proportions in ords fall due. i moan the Their very name implies e years shall .elapse after ho gov -rnnient may pay ed not pay thorn until tweu- elapsed. :n ii. 1 runintiain tliaf these ild he paid as far i so wit:?out ;i-Hatin lmth lie friends of (dominant Bulioek i election. ■ . Weil belli riieco of md Bullock were disqualified. The Bullock or :v. died on tin 1 District, ■r Li nni ■ a discrimination in the j would rale off ody Irwin and let iniioue to run; l.mt now, after the j i-i!ii*K.-I: linds it necessary to procure j a ! :s . ii : tim: wi.i.ii • xisted as iiie election. tor all en-gigi point e.incrat;; VI oul : : CO *Ui wao wish tlu.TU is no vouLiiiy which oilers such induce- j tuc £o! ... I j incuts-ns this. j think th And non. gentlemen, luning trespassed on j ; c ;, } vnur valuable space to this extent, we, as | ^ ^ Sou theai ; er.'. hare one ft vor to request—taat:" u ’’ giving publicity to this statement, to j contradict umy the mc.ny f.vlsol-oo.i.- clr- i i-itlated against fhis settiemeut, and to invite j ific removai here of such pool persons as j (being dissatisfied in the United Stutesq *\ishj to procure a quiet retreat in *i most picturesque i ' plent.vq b'ut we advise none to come j here unless provided with aye.;” s support and j determine-! to meet, and overcome difficulties.'I r _ Communicatious upon the si;eject of end- | nn a House "•ration here, address!-.! to any oi tue under- ^ # - . ■» 2>ij^ned, w i. I bo ]> i oi *: v* * * V With high coiL-ideraiions of respect, we are, J. M. Reyxaud, Governor of the Circle of San Pedro. -a; sudvage id established .institution?’. .. ..-*•»» i • ii * vl ; utuve of the grout cut have labored .so long—would be id I should not regreat my ab euac from plitiea! labors. Salmon P. Chase. ty vein Now five tv.'enty bond as if i? iu ■ ii.lc to *io so without i the currency beyond a afeau't ju ! \nd if is mv fatsinoss mnv to snow you '! hn.v rar.i Hy'th4fc can b •* '• ■ hc un liquidated debt of the United Stat-'s con sists of greenbacks, and elauns which have net bc^-n adjusted, and aniouuts t > eight hundred millions of dollars, it tor i «..y S n o interest. tne j 'vort rue | uabiished j in all. of; Then, i j ■Util-' - ri Cong ct thec Tuu the rej pure ni v. uteri friends ii i.' adirly i iu it, a ter of ibsur- htsto 3 )nsti\ictioa Enuuirer. -Anybody can s oil ;•!( IN tiiflLI un.ti. n of an individual, however :d chaste, by ihteriug a suspicion -.is enemies wiii believe and Ins never hear of. A fine assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware H-ird Ware, Row lor, Shot, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Soda, Copperas, Sulphur, Indigo, Madder, Coffee, Sugar, Spades, Hoes, Shovels Scythe Blades, Haines, Traces, Buggy Whins, Umbrellas, Trunks, Buckets, ltope? Bacon, Flour, Meal, Sail, A fine lot of T O B A. G C O . Together with a great many otlw fhin s too tedious to mention, all of which wii! bj sold at reasonable prices. /•> ££S““Come an j see and be convinced."^ Mr. Ii. L. Hoxteii, as pleasing < v.-. will be on band at all times to serve I’leki- dies, or tltD'C who wish to ioc!. or b- i r v th.i*;ks to ail former custom'; . :u,; solii-ir a continuance of their patron:;, ping to bt- able to satisfy tlicni iu future a g has tie-u my *iesire to do in tin past. Newuan, Ga., May 2i*-tf. J. T. KIIRV. ?! A puff of idle wind can take up a million of the seeds ol i-te thisde. and do u work oi mischief which the husbandman must labor long and hard to nnib, the Soutinaj particles p- b jin r too trifiiu*-' to be seen and too light Three hundred and thirty-night mil- • to be stopped, such are the seeds of slan- jf these bonds are, by the report of dc icretarv of the Treasury, deposited j or The Git tubus Bill. Y\c print below the Omnibus bill r l ro day ns security Treasury. Three in the vaults of tne •o easily sown, so difficult to be gath ■u up, and yet so pernicious iu th^ir tits. j !ioy know that many a mind hundred millions of; will catch up the plague and become poi- hank via per is issued on the faith of these .soieo by tnc-ii' insinuation, without cvct b.mds* Now, gentlemen, l maintain that j finding or caring to seek the antidote.— he shape ;n v this circulation ouelit to be called in ; that i No refutation can refute a sneer, nor any ieh it passed the Senate j these bonds ought to be redeemed with ; human skill prevent its mischief. It is now a law, or will be legal tenders, which will take the place i C Ffa clt, Texas,W and that tho General Assembly ot by solemn public act, shall declare i’uc tv-se tlie State to the lore.* dition. Sec. 2. And be it f State were promised by public official act of tue Federal Legislature that the Constitution pro posed by the “Convention” of theirs would not be considered ratified unless a majority of the registered voters voted on the subject. It is known and conceded that a majority of the registered voters did not vote on the subject, and yet, by this Omnibus Bill, that rejected instrument is declared to be the Constitution ] the time fixed for the of Alabama. The bare, simple statement of I turc . nt either ot tin vonimn t.n«»n‘or snn the facts is the best commentary we can offer upon Radical unreliability. The fair-minded and unprejudiced public cannot entertain any respect for a party that thus disregards its plighted, solemn promises. The acts of the Radical party on the question of “admitting” tlie States named, furnishes the Federal De mocracy with* mighty weapons with which to destroy it. This is one good that will follow our admission into the Union. Let us use it. Of course the reader will understand that it is required of the next Legislature, as a condi- representation upon this further fundamental j 3 Q Vineyard, condition: that the first and third subdivisions : of section seventeen of the fifth article oi the I constitution of said State, except the proviso I A ^>:.:.siax Colomt. Iters, A r .v, Hams, Term. when it has been approved cr passed over the Pres’dent’s veto : THE BILL ror. ADMITTING THE LEIN STATES. Resolved, That each of the States of North Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Ala bama and Florida, shall be entitled and admitted to representation iu Congress as a State of the Union when the Legisla ture of such State shall have duly rati led the amendment to the Constitution of the Constitution of the Unite 1 States, propos- of that bank circulation. [Applause.] What would be the effect of this . ; — A Salt Lake City letter says that the Mor mons are making extraordinary efforts to *!e- . .... „ . 1 stroy the grasshoppers. Gates and sacks are The seventeen hundred rat.lions 01 in ’ i put into tlie creeks, the grasshoppers being SOUTH- terest hearing bonds would be reduced to ; driven into the streams and caught iu tne fourteen hundred millions; and twenty j sacks and destroyed. I11 some of the creeks, millions of dollars would be saved to the i * ''<-w feet wide twenty bushels daily are thus Hiiuiuim u. w o . i caught and killed. Many are pounded with government from .he interest v * hieu^ 13 I s j Hnv |s. or burned with straw laid on the paid to the bankers for the bonds which j ground. Some are caught in sheets, they have deposited. [Cheers.] * j times a brush hallow, ed by the Thirty-ninth Congress, and except tne proviso | -- - correspondent of the j p nown as article fourteen, as follows : to the fiist subdivision, shall be null and vo:«L nj vNV York Times writes from Columbia, South j ARTICLE—Section i. Al! persons born saitl State. 1 of : Carolina, as follows: uited States and \ home- fffxed to two wheels, is Now, then, suppose YOU take twenty I drawn over the ground. This, however, is of - k . 1 •' 1 • 1 '1 : little use where the soil is soft, millions of interest which is saved and I , , add it to the forty-eight millions of d*>l- j Alanj* } ? ears ago, when those who were com lars which these gentlemen say they can ! to suffer by the law had more choice pay from the current revenue, and you i than they have now of the p articular tree upon have sixty eight millions of dollars, year | which they should be hanged, a Highlander , J , ... , * — . : ! was sentenced to death for some crime or other, oy year, and if you convert tnat sum nuo j c() i )e i l;i q been found guilty. The judge, greenbacks, at 140, you have a hundred j a f .. r p :l < s i n g tlie sentence, said, addressing the millions of dollars a year, and if this is prisoner: Donald, it only remains for you to choose c tree upon which you are to be hanged.” well, said Donald, “if her ainsd nun lie ranged, she be in no way particular; for a" that her aim-el will just choose a NEW (iSOl! MW « AVk have received our new Stock of Good* from New York, Purchased Entirely for Cash, Consisting of Dry Goods and Notions, Boots. Shoes Hats, Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Shoe Findings of every descript’n, Buggy Trimming of all kinds Saddlery, Harness Leather, Sole Leather, Calf Skins, In fact everything usually kept in a Mix d ] Stock. All of which we will sell low for i:\sn. AVe are agents for one of the best importing J houses iu New York for the sale of all kinds of | Mill Stones and Spindles, Bolting Cloths, Smut Machines and fixtures, Hoisting Screws and Bales, All of which we will sell at New Aork whok-j sale prices, with freight added to this plan. ^ Persons wishing to purchase Mill Material-i before making their purchases will find U .;u 4 ly to tiicir advantage to compare our price M with those from other houses. Thankful for the very liberal patronaze >• stowed upon us heretofore, we respect.'-• solicit a continuance of the same at tir: stand of REDWJNE & CULPLt’i Lh, North-East Corner of Public ' 1^-' May SO-tf. NEWNAN, GA. vemion thereof shall have so nearly arrived ; - t --„ , tire ...*.*•*■ ... — - - - . . ... , this act that there shall not be time for t |,u ■ native of German)’, and a res.de;.1 o» tfiisvles-; anv State deprive ku\ person 01 ule, .»t*vr- jpQcjtJon that those non I? C'iti be paid in Legislature to assemble at the time fixed by ; lou . Tim start Ms tirade with four families ; ty * or property, without 4:u‘ process of lav.’ I grceubacks without ilMating the currency, t ic convention of said State, such LegisUtiue 1 ne ,rj.,-, >r was mr- d to> uo some Limis of - > r ... ix iiins- • - -. - - , . , from thejgrin work With twelve laborers they have ,,OB ueR > an > b' u ” a - Lu J . I in Jin “ j this can be accomplished r | in *t in for the present year's cr.p. with alum- ■ diction the equal protection 0. tne^ laws ' d int nromi -e of good vields, over two hundred « SoClIO’.l 2. RepresontatiVCS shall he shall convene within twenty days time this act takes effect, unless tlie Governor shall sooner convene the same. Sec. 3. That the first section of this act sin;! take effect as to each State except Georgia, when such State shall, by its Legislature, duly ratify article fourteen of the amendiiu nts to* ■ the Constitution of the United States ju-op . e*l by the 39th Congress, and as to the State ol Georgia, when it shall, in addition, give the assent of said State to tin- fundamental condi sev-bush.” (gooseberry bush.) l'lie ju*lge thereupon remonstrated with him, * “It would not be large enough.” < u h !” said Donald, “ she be iu uo hurry ; she will v it till if glows.” in twelve or fourteen years without tlie acie {wh thir as : -1 t. oatS Talmcwc Pkovebbs.—Even when the gates a P*l addition of one dollar to your taxation, or | of prayer are shut in heaven, those of tears ■ J 1 are open. AVAL S. 1IILLEY, g v sa t a 33 d C «333 ui 2 * s io#| IV '\Trn A.i\ ±1 P f aUUJLiGJI A_»l DtlG UV1XUI IV J VUi DU.vaiiouj v» j V 1 F &n ; uned ai ? on S ^verul ^tutes uo- j one dollar to your circulating medium.— ! W1 ; eri the rif?bteon3 dies, it is the earth that civ' in cow **.*:*= nf -.-,vs ! cording to tne rcspectuc numueis, couut- ( now ) jcar \ a niiud. also, that I have i (Stori tion precedent to admission, the ratification of ■ t ; on hereinl*cforo iinposial upon the san.e : ;in-. the oppressive amendment known as Article ' thereupon the officers ot each State, dr.ly XIY the assemblin .. v .. -’(_-rgp in cow p.-’.xs, m wen acres in . — c- ^ ...... w^m. ... 7 — . loses. Liie tost jewel will always be a jewel, !. eb.vc i acre? in potatoics (Irish and . iog tbe whole uumLcr of persons in each i oot t ouc h e d the revenues of the govern- but the one who has iost it—well may he weep. ;. These items go to inform the t;-rcigii- Ltntc, excluding Indians not taxed , but j vrilich in 1866 amounted to five j lb® reward ot good wo;*!o is like d ite^ to what our up 1 soil use dly grows.— w he;iever the right to vote at any election ! hundred and sixty rniBions of dollars ;! 3W ^ ei and riper.mg b.te, :: ; . ;; L m-J'L:; . C,. .Wl,,* aod V i^i-UorK ick. [ tho espeuditurcs of] c litw.rers a a dent of the United States, Kepresentatit fc (P*,; Radical administration. j friend lias a friend—he discreet. the Radical reformer to friend, and thy friend’s a few yimrs n at:net to it ;*- many D Hirers as can possibly, be -. hited. SiiBilsfinove-1 judicial oiii- ut now every extravng- everv unnecessary expend!- ' The carne! wanted to have horns, and they took away k:3 ears. One eats: another says grace. , , He who is ashamed will not easily commit reuucc toe CUi i en*. OX- ^j n ^ There is a gn- .t difference between him eminent to 8150,000,000 '; w p., j s ashamed before hi? own self, and him onlv aslia.med b'-fore oiiiers. It is a in a man to be capable of being expens* ? independent of who public debt—though good and published by us a few weeks since.. The j dent, within ten days alter receiving official Radicals in this section sought to make tlie | Information of the ratification of said amend- j w bites, i i xnent by 1 prods i n.iitts of this OcniHviiiLuvM. Ill i* ire joining politic;-.! leagues with the ; seeing that co-cj\rati<»n with the jmpresfdon.~thatWa.ldro was a nivth, and hence ^ nient by the LegWature of either of the States. , i; R ^5? Lm-udy cb ; arc for the t ^deuce A ' v * * : to issue a proclamation announcing tr.a>. *-u- i uie bin*-as. i. uisbu-u n . * not attempt to, that the sentiments of the letter were not) interfere with this Lw of races.” eed to 8106,000,000; j ^ .Limit i»H reduced in the propoition wnteu t i iat be 825.009,000 more than \ —^ nan expended ; that would lie as I Andrew Jack?; ox ! . i ashamed. -Quarterly Reeterv. ox the Socth-AVkst Corner oi * Squark,) f ")eALER in all kinds of Provisions, Family Groceries, Shoes and Crockery. Country Produce taken iu EvJ!J :1 s l 1 Goods*. He will sell as cheap as the cheaply * public are respectfully solicited to r examine his Slock. Come and see—yy *] get bargains. [-b“f ' J chargeable to the Northern Methodist Church. Death lbom Fku-.ht ou ^i-xs-rnoxn.—A . We believed all the time that AValdro was a | ^^ter of ’ Mr. Daniel C.-.raker. ab*.u! ■ AT i:k c. ly Sicxa’-c reality, and spoke only the views and feelings . years of age. with a number ■>: < ther t’-Jl .. - 7 j, • .Yr.u.-.-*— of his brethren. From the following extract ; near her own age.. w> ac out " • 1 ' D 1 , . i Sicxu’-ca.-.t Fa from the Macon Telegraph, it- will be seen that *“ tm [ u ?‘ uUl - “‘'L ' ' ‘ , if there is not such a man as “S. F. Yt aldro,’ . ¥ j t h s *•;-*•- i -_ f .. a; tl.. . the name sigued to the obnoxious letter, there dren, which friglu-eacti them. .; *..'; y is a Bee. Dr. Wddro who entertains opinions ! some distance the sun U.ug very vrum ^ identical with S. Y. Waldro. To the extract: j xluMv to g>> fiuther. She was taken Rev. Dr. Waldro, at tjie late Northern F.pisco- j home, commenced pal MctliodhstCimferenop in Chicago, was alter us : liv 1 but a few ;•* urs. poor Southern heretics with a very sharp stick. , have the sympathy In a speech before that august body, Waldro t friends in tlu-ir <miden held “that all government is based upon the j mCnt.—It ’■ ■ i jeligious ideas of those who carry it on. and ; „... _ that the Northern Methodists have acquired . , , by conquest, the right to cc/Urol the religion of the less persons who seek to amuse tjcmbi-i South. That it is just as wrong to allow the the risk and discomfort of others. Parties Southern Methodists to meet and worship in | ^,^,,0- death hv pointing and snapping at oth their way as it would be to allow Lee and John- . * 1 , i,. w stem to call together and drill their armies j ers what :s su !'^ d Km n.p.i . ou. again. The\' will soon Le prohibited from so loaded guns, and by unnecess;ir\ iiigut. doing. The religion of the North is bound to be held to a strict accountability. Tl rule this continent, and it proposes to make a punishment of a few would-teach the proper application of our Bible to all the South- eru States and people. A subjugated people have uo more light to apply their own peculiar moral ideas, than to use their physical imple ments of war.” eg i:i ari- ;.i Ai ■ } stall j - f f-. •: ;t — 2 100 Cof- bisoti, of N-*r:h :la.-! .--m-.l - r ? city. rvi...irg i sioiu rv work. He the H’lHoA-'f -ii 1-". li Ilinlc CiGZJ-n? Sil.l Dear the whole number K' male cIgzc;: twcatt’-ouc yea.? ol age m u.at b.utc. Section o. No tiers or or Representative oi President or -, ic auy office, c; • ;i or U 'Me 4 Mi-vs, or previously la. i a ao . s it meu; - cr Oi any ‘•ir. Luc : much - n one y* -n*. in artv 01 trio ioar years or * / , / r , £ »31 a V\ h omv Cy r V V ^ UiilibiA . 1 1 1 be a fcenat- (iruinistration . Eat let the expem iiture iii Coi. 1 css, ei* ctor 4 >e r office4 to $150,000,000 and what do -Brest ient, or hold ! * •u have ? 81 50.01 10,000 for ear res it cx- ti) i.l'. under the 1 \ -•uses, GloCJ 000.000 for inter st upon . ilC ; 5 . v j!i A . t he public del: it. an 100 ipo.o >0 for a jutii ns a m . •- - inking fa T as i iiuvo described, and tae L nitcd Late Leuis- Oi ■itCiai otn- t . c U01 you h:.vo the aggre.-of .8y80, ! '00,00U, j a J if 2 i t k e th fr )tn the rev ffue of j 1S66, which amounted to .8560,000.000, i ' v n have a balance of 8180,000.’'-uu, * TTf j'.-t'jfL. will bo received at the store :>f Ii VV J. Sargent, sent to the Factory, and rolls ; lie it r r*. ir 1 t .-—i !;e Sguerinteml'-i at the Factory, vyho is i-r ■ r “v bis I ■ - . oive? ni pet-go-i-L .wteuffon to carding the * Wool The oil is lurn'rhed bv the Company H. J .MidGENT, Pres’t* June 19-t» Economy and Home Induotijj SAVE ¥OlR THE CHICK AS ABOGUh TEH’TrOIVil mm iiWFiH’TliHiiW Wf ; ; Are now prejjared to p’o'a . t'-J‘ ^ . 3 1 Corro.v and Lixrx Rags, in an.' i- i to pay for them the Wil'.ccxuti Maoufactoring Co. Highest Market Pace 12 They ha>-e establisheii a North Water street, for the !'• 1 -‘P* emancipated black?, x .e tr amount ot stiuim*-:.. or re; ffs for which no j Section 4. 1 tie vr ouay 01 me r.uurio atedurn of the country, could avail j debt of the United Stares, authorized by , These are alarming views, entertained as they are by a high functionary of a powerful church. They proclaim the existence of a party who desire the speedy return of the reli gious persecutions of the dark ages, the total destruction of the freedom of conscience, and th® uniog of Church and State. These practices qf the past, 1iOW(i\r. ca/inot be aiforccd except in alli- der of this mean class a lesson. [Applause.] * district of originally Paulding now Haralson \ paper stock in the When five years shall have passed you 1 courtly; and lot No. 88, in the Tth district of! rior wii i fi m j it to their advantage ^. f: l ,i " r, “— 11 ly. Sold j uicate with us before disposing 0 ner life— j ^U-ewbere. , .. .. ir 0 «i>> 3: ‘ i-ea?t . Newspapers will advance t.. f cure th® - to the war, fuliy cue-quarter pen incurred in ere liberated bj j Uniie*. - . .- - - -- . wit.un a ;,m. . an-t.m .uc «... •. • or insurrection or rebellion againstt w :ij k e a ki e tr , rav tf Tavo-1 them has, since that time, verv largely excee*.i.u • f , , ...11 ci. ante ij p.iy .1 i tue rate of increase iu .di parts -f the South. w Cited w--.u:es, or Claim for tne .u?= (Jt j 1SS1. and at the sau: . '^Hartford ite-x i emaut-ipunon oi an} ?:av-.-3, out uc ?acu erreenbacks and retui •z ana . _ ALi-s n'.fi o?thins, or claims shall lie hen) Yi a.. „i.- a g^°Mexico is threatened with another r. lutiou. I^Yellow Fever is raging iu Vera Cruz Monterey. t gg=q£ ewnan has had rich ; fi^A. S. Welch of Michigan, was elected f?o;n u _ CdSvS u ., Uadison, Georgia. Pars j from Florida, U. S. Senator for the term expi- the p. iIla w j t ' a h' er gobbler m ring March 1st, 1869. which we publish elsewhere. gfPCodv, of Warren county, tried by Miii- greenbacks , ;j ; great burden oi’ taxation is reduced, you lei x il! ' c fr,^' ^^, , , , , , June 19— ~ y the deot maturing in t _ off' 11 property I Uy lending their influence ^ joi; ty, deceas- ' ;ui a collection of all the ra n?. tillered and creditors **•*--: tnmklities. > c . —**> G. L. EAVES, Adm’r. aci-ts, obligations dsjicy law-suits, 1 illegal and void return to the constitution . or claims shad De heid ^ a } currency of the country r»fl T’rsf ri-.n or.n i V» o F 1 made to the Ordinary ot Coweta county j for leave to sell the land belonging to the es i And yet vou see that I have not pro-! i ate °* R- S. Hodges, late of said county, de Section 5. The Congress of the United j p0S ed to increase the taxes or add one i cea5ed - °* CARR0LL , Adui ’ r - aa account oi :h''a-.es sha:i hate power to enforce, L-y ap- I to* the currency. their respective localities. > n*-^ 1 in exchange for paper at 1 s e» ( i 0 t tds. the merchantable Rags they rt .. lt . >'<•*. Rags sent by the river? ^ the Co*] ime time to call in your r5 -,w f . J,,.™ „r,n',Vniin will he Railroad, should be address*. . .c ! f T'^ months aue. date app.icalion will be ^ Alabama. .. „ n j 0D* All shipments by the Mo^ aver tF road should be directed U^ggnj ' Station, the location of th a pply ‘ J gg-Fov further informati^^ ^ d anpanv’s Dep<*t, No. pD * n 0 r k) ' , prepriatp legislation, the provisions ef this article. tarv Commission, in Atlanta, charged w ith “ Let tis have peace.”—Grant. Also upon the following fundamental The President of the negro Loyal League at Eiyton, Ala., is in ini! for steal- anc*. with Radicalism. But the election of Grant ? killiog a FeJ oral soldier, has been permitted; Your prayer will be answered. The Democ- j COiitli-iOuS . llx&i iiiere uever shuii De iq mg bacon—Caught in the act. Uv an oversight he was not put on the Chicago rill witness the beginning of a violeut, wicked return home without bund, and it is thought racy wiii give peace to your presidential aspi- J fcUCa ^*at3 any denial or abridgment ol wad prolonged persecution of the religious seyt j he has been m-quif led. i ration? next November * the elective franchise to any person by delegation. June 19--2m. NOTICE. Company » , - . r ; 0 n e* y i or to the undersigned, bj P { geff- j at the office of the AdvertbtJ^ fr*l slitB? t . b, ;', il) a' A LL persons indebted to me either by note . i: s D or account will please come forward and gif All newspaper? P u “ ^ att ea |.‘‘ fl settle the same with J. J. Goodwin, who is my j meut one month, am y. u t tlK' 1 wiii receive credit for tni pUA duly authorized agent June 12-tf. 1). A. COOK. I rates-