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\ (T'lje ilnmrait lun#. « Georgians Relieved. NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Friday Morning, Paly 3, 186®- Legal Advertisements. c copy the following list of Georgians re- licved from political disabilitiei by tbe bill "re cently passed by Cqr.gre?s: Sec. 3. And be it further'enacted, That all legal and political disabilities imposed by tbe United States upon the following named citi zens of Georgia in conseqoence of participa tion in the recent rebellion be, and ihe same ; place, itt qed ami asleep, “loyal'’ soldiers »nside. through their sell »t possih£ for me to have •' the . r hirt | irth riuht tor an extra ration For the Children. The Sheriffs and Ordinaries of C» weta ftnd ; ate hereby removed, namely: ' . ... . , r „..o^. r advertise in the j Baldwin county ; John R Strother. Carroll counties wi - '• Berrien county ; Thomas Paulk. N'cwuan Herald. i Bibb county; James Martin, \V K QeQraf- — ■** ^ i fenreid, Marshall DeGralfenreid. Yf J Lawton. Democratic State Convention, Brooks county; J OM Wnrnpck, John Mc- .... ny o-rrir j Kinnon, William U Bagwell, Abraham Strick- 1 ^ ‘ ‘ | land, Murdock McCloud, Robert Humphries. g T . TF rFVTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Burke county: McWhorther Hungerford, J MAI L vu* R corker, Jesse Wimb^lY- ‘ ' ! Carroll county; jpr ty Merrill, George W Atlanta, Monday, 22i day of July, 1868. : Merrill. Chattooga county;. W Q Edmonson. Clark epuntyJohn C Johnson, Asa M Jack- son, John W Johnson, Robert Flournoy, G W Ntinnally, Jrjoucnoy W Adams, Peter \Y Hutch eson, Josiah \ pcowning. Cobb county; N Gober. Dawson count}-; John C Richardson, Daniel t in the Court House on I Fowler, William H Richardson, John Foutz, Tuesday in July, for tbe piirgogp of Robert M Barrett, Sawnel M Fowler. ,i Decatur countv; Benjamin E Bruton, B F eh-gates to State Convention fa a*- _ - ’ » . , T . t]. , ’ Bo>yell, Richard II V hitelj,Johq H.gdon. Echojs county; L II Roberts. Payetfa county ; S F W Minor. Floyd county; Nathan Yarbrough, Thomas J Perry. Franklin county; James A-Harrison. Fulton county; Bluford D Smith, Joseph E Brown, George S Thomas. Green county; R L McWhorter, James R By num, D A Newsom, C S Caldwell, R C Hales, John Mitchell, G II Thompson, W II McWhor tpr, jr, It Hulbert, J C Broom. Glynn county; W II Rainey, John B Miller, Whitson Frohock/Hpnry B Beach and John Brooks. . . , Hall county; David Whelebel. Henry county; James II Maxwell, George M Wyatt, WJ A Hums, J C Griffin, John Fryer, THE BELLIS PERENNIS. —- 1 ... mmm to d:c for sinners, formed the common i ua:-v, setting its, goijen eye, and pinky ; petals, in a be^utift^ green cup. From j the bright fkuiaueut pressed. Wagcenton, June 23, 186S. A Little More Grantism. A YOUNG HAYNUA. He looks around and cheers the earth, 5\ i f h dews and gentle shower* ; Puts fruit upon the spreading trees, And dlls t^.e world with dowers. Often and often, since then, havo !;ttle Lucy and her brothers cried out to their uncle, in a mirthful mood, “Here unelo 1 Extra Special .\otice; The several counties will do well to elect their delegates at an early day. County Meeting. The Conscrvativt md Democrat# of Coweta •ne requested to m the l*t (fleeting * m blc in Atlanta, Monday, July 22. New and fcneap. New Gqods' Stylish Goods, Cheap Goods, Fancy GoodSj Orbed (foods nt RANDALL k CO’S. y.'e buy cheap and pljt‘ap,.and think we c<ui suit every class of purobasefs. examine our stock. Call and Books! Books! A. B. Cites keeps constantly on hand an fitsorted stock of School Books, Standard aud Literary Works, Gift and Tov Books, Novels, Scientific Works, Sunday School Books, Hymn Willis Goodwin. killing when it took and that it was not been there. At one time during uiv confine- . . , - • >, . . A . ment in AVarrenton, I was guarded by <>citizen an: per ••rnung a menial s position-to the of the town who was mv enemy, ami whu rebels, and doing their dirty acts; and __ ^ _ j ’ pressed a negro man vith a gun into service, these are the men whp are now loud ia*> :cr a ^ ve *J ta ‘ e * ^ JW * or one i to aid him ip preventing my escape! This their denunciations ol the cruel treatment will.cstll forth a little wonder, and give, I , t;lsk «»*»<?,Uouljt a pleasant oue to the white ; , - . . ‘ B uhieeted I know hope a little pleasure, man, but on unpleasant one to the p<>or negro, j v ° _ n,cn tney were. soujeeiea. I know r t . ... , , who could not refuse. These statements’»re ODe in this city whom I knew in Ander- ‘ r.e.fe, Luo;, . \\ il.iam. Edward run all true, and will not be denied; if they:are. sonville, and bv i^aoy. he ie now known as f Us ^ you C’O. lor I have tound some- thty-can be ostHbtisLed to the satisfaction of ag w T ; rz ’ s ffankev I have frequently thing. Run*, run!’’ So shouted out Mr. every one who ha*, any feeling for the op- j _ , ?' . , * , , Kd m „n^ AG,^ n . ir( i to his little niece and 65 e Codt' ? een omeers and doctors in the stockade, . r.amunu j_,naru io iiuk mau auu looking after our sanitary condition : and, nephews, holding up in L.s hand a silk ‘uncle ! run as fast as you win ; foj I have although every request we made was not hanukerc.riel by its .our co.nerSj although lound a real Beilis Perennis/ j granted, yet, so far as*I-am aware, they R hed.soiueihing in it. ^ Lucy, Ldvyard ■ ■— ■ ■ i » i treated ug as men ; I have seen them ire- and ^ ii.iaui, who had ;.’i‘ c ‘Od oehtrid ip j j queutly empty their pockets of tobacco-j their walk, no stxiner heard the voice qt The citizens of Tnscaloosa memorialise Gen. i ar, d distribute it among the men. Indeed, their uncic, than they quic\epsd that; ; R e vrare of Counterfeits! Smith’s Todic crie( ouj ^ rrH p h a3 been counterfeited, and the coun terfeiter brought to grief. SMITH'S TOXIC SYRUP. The genuine article must have Dr. John ITs private Stamp on each bottle. Dr John !! only has the right to manufacture aud sell the origiual John Smith’s Tonic Syrup of ucy. li’jt their uncle , Louisville, Ky. Etamina vyell the label on handkerchief high out of! each bottle. If my priyato stamp L not on u U bat is it, uncle, what is the bottle, do not purchase, or yoq >vU‘ be I deceD'cd. See my column advertisement, npd ■ iqy show card, I wiR prosecute any one in r i fringing on my right. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup can ouly he prepared by myself. The public’s servant, Louisville, Kv. Dr. JOHN BULL. For sale in Newnan, Ga., by Dit. J. T. REESE, Sole Agent. January 2-Y3m. Commercial Intelligence. MEW NAN MARKET, Thursday, July 2. — Onr quotations 1? lady of our county, was halted in the streets of i them. They died as the result ul 6ght- '■ j Tuscaloosa by the soldiers, turned back at tne jn<» fop their countf}'. Nevertheless, their bed up fn ; £ iD A° t f . the . bjbvonet and forced to walk under . jn j 0 i ence and negligence of persona! clean- j l| .eir reach. j th e National flag, when she had taken a usual : .. , . nf disease and lt : tl ieu became the general cry. ; and well-beaten jiath, with no other intention Were tne main eau_c Qt t*l*.e.i_e auU j ^ , t - i y \f - l . j than to avoid pacing the quarters of the sol-! death among us. Few there were coin- ! ? vv 16 11 • rep.ieu -ir. riaynarq; diery. where many of them usually congregate, j paratively, who naid a due regard to this • “ W,1 J> K :s a ^ euls Pcrenms . “Two other jadieg vyere, on the I4th m§tant, heahJifu, necessity, but what are now “ A Beilis—what 1'” cried William and coerced by manuaj torce to walk the same , wherever thev are to be found ’ Edward both together, w 4 th much wonder i route. Lieut. Johnsonaeknowlodgpg vhaj these ail%e i an 1 wnerever tney are io ue jouiiu, , . _ ° j wrongs are done by authority of hts orders. they will bear testimony to this statement. 1;) l “^ r lacc l. ... . , 4 *\Ve would further hike occasion, General, f fhe uiediccil men in charge of the stock- i * ” ^ Beilis Perennisj . bi reul Belns Books, Bibles, f'estameuts, Stationery, Phot^ graplis and Colored Cards. Fresh Arrival of New Goods. Wc have just received a splendid stock of Dress Goods, comprising the very lastest styles —such as Moscnbiqucs. Lcnos, Baruges, Linen lawns, and a good many other goods too nu merous too mention. We will sell them very C1IEA1 1 FOR CASH. Please call and examine for yourself. No trouble to show goods. May 2-tf. JOE WEILL. —— Win. Yumujer d; Cos' fine Pule Ale-at C. liofjiwti's. -Ccuness' best Porter (it — I barrel of extra Aj>]>ic ill on at C. Robison s. 1 Incgar for 7 5c/s. O. Robison’s -If you wish anything stronger, or a goo<l meal cull at I m C. Robison's. W. M. REYNOLDS, uomer of Public Square and Greenville Str., DKA1.RU IN Cook Stoves and Tin Ware. January 11-ly. -♦ *. •* Jf vou want the genuine Beaver Hal, call on I). A. COOK, Preston county; Joel It Griffin, William A ..ews, John II Hose, Augustus Alden, A C Thompson, Kinchen Taylor, Elbert Fagan, Jas W Love, Jesse Cooper, Robert Baswell. Lee county; George F Page. Lownjeg poq.ity ; Joshua Griffin, A J Liles. Madison county; John JJ llathews, L Byrd, G II Byrd, II T Sanders, John N Montgomery, Joel Hunt, M A Daniel, Gabriel Nash, V II Deadwyler. Miller county; Francis M D llopkins. Mitchell county; J M Rusty (or Burtz.) Monroe county; M A Potts, M B Potts. Morgan county; W Woods. ‘Newton county; Augustus II Lee. Oglethorpe county; James II McWhorter, W II Ward. F L Up3on, F J Robinson. Paulding pouhtjj S j? Strickland, C D For Nov. 30, 1807 -tf. Ba y Sn If v< >n t: i ceil a fine 81iirt go to Sopt. 28 tf. JOE WE: Tf y. HI >Y amt a i fine Hat, g« to 8c pt. 28 tf. . J()E WEi syth. Putnam county; S C Pruddgn, A C Mason. Randolph county ; I)uncap Jordan, Wm B Dixon, Edward R Harden. Richmond county ; Ephraipi Tweedy, Ja§ N Ells, \yiijiam (Jibson, Willjum J)oyle, Joseph P Carr. Scriven county; W D Hamilton. Stewart county; David B Harrell. Sumter county; Jas M Clark. Taliaferro county; Wm F Holden. Talbot county; .Marion Beth uric, J T Costin, Albert Costin, J L Gunn, B Carley. Taylor county; \N r m P Edwards. Thomas county; John lt Evans, M 0 Smith, Henry H Tooke, C II F.atimer, -j'hos S (lopkins, Theophilus P Perry, j-hos S Paine. Troup county; J II Caldwell, J T McCor mick, Thomas G Miller, E H Worrell. Twiggs county; W U Gibson, Samuel F Gove. Ware county; L II Greeuleaf. Whitfield county; James Huffalcep. Wilkinson county; Win Griffin. The Peace that Grant Wants. ■(•WO MONTHS’ EXI-SIUKNCK }N MILITARY CONFINE MENT. To the Editor of the Constitutionalist: Your notice of me and my trial by the military authorities induce me to make public a short statement of the bitter experience of my military arrest. On the night of the 20th of April last, a soldier was killed in a negro house of ill-fame in Warren ton ; this was during the election. I had been engaged all that day at the store or H. Martiu ; at 9 o’clock I went to my room where I usually slept, and at about 11 or 12 o’clock that night a soldier came to the door, where myself and two other citizens were sleeping, and demanded entrance ; the door was opened afpl the first salutation was “one of yop inove anc| I will blow your G—d d—d brains outa musket was presented and cock: cd at our heads. 1 was ordered to get up and dress. I de manded the cause, and the reply wag, “ you will find out at the court-house.” I was con ducted to the court-house and placed under a strong guard in a room. Still no information of the cause of my arrest. Soon after tLie body of the deceased soldier was brought in and laid by my side. This and conversations heard induced me to suspect the cause of my arrest. Next morning a coroner’s jury was summoned, as I was informed. I was kept in confinement during the whole .examination ip another room, and not allowed to see friends or counsel except jn the presence of an officer. Two lving negroes, of bad character, were the witnesses against me, and no counsel allowed to be present to cross-examine them. Under what influences iliese witnesses were induced to swear away the life of ap innocent man 1 have not been able to learn. On the 28th following, I was carried by rail road to Milledgeyilje under guard, and then put into a low and damp room in the basement of the old McComb s Hotel, and then, by the order of Capt. Knapp, adjutant commanding the post, manacles were put upon roy legs. In the room were placed four or fiye soldiers un- gentleman, and we doubt not tjllg his office j der arrest; they ajjaplfed nip, kicked me, witii credit to himself aud profit to bis city — i abused and blooded me, until I yj’ag rescued by The Mayor brought his family and ie.L .... ... - ne sergeant of the guard. I was informed r . , . ' „ „ r . | that application was made to Gen. Meade for a V.. '. 1 ° A ers tke Neu nag 5JIg-^ transfer to the civil authorities, promising to Statp, gincp the termination of our late civil War. He ha£ al§o ufed Helent language jq {hg presence of his ^oldiertr, tne direct tendency, ok which was to result in open bodily violence to citizens, and to evidence a purpose to license and legalize such violence when committed. If you want a lino pair of Ladle's Shoes, go to Sept. 28- tf. JOE WIELL. {^“Sportsmen can liaye their Guns and Pis tols repaired by sending 'hem t<• January 11-12m ^JUNES’ t-ri’ If yoq wau-L ihe correct time go to HAUNES’ am} have your Watch or Clock re paired. [Jan. 11 -12m. t;< The ladies can havi paired l»v sending it to January 1 l-l 2m. their Jewelry re- BARNES’ Save Time and Temper. Call at my shop and have your wife’,? Scis sors sharpened for ten cents. Jan. 11 -12m. Thomas Barnes. {•f•"Bishop . Verio will preach in the Meth odist Church at Newnan, on next Sabbath.— Services 10 1-2 o'clock a. m. A Success.—The efforts made to call atten tion to the merits of our Mineral water are successful. The estimate of the importance and value of these waters grow daily not ouly in the miudb of visitors, but of onr own citizens also. Mornings and evenings hundreds con gregate at the West Spring and pass the time agreeably in merriment, “confabs” aud par taking of the health-preserving and health- restoring fountain. Mayor Coleman, of Montgomery, uas in Newnan Monday and Tuesday of this Week.— 1 lie Mayor bears the appearance of a finished Negroes Must be Admitted to Seats in Congress before tbe Radical Triumph is Complete. Ricrmpnl), June 25.—The following letter has been written by Senator Sumner to the citi zens of Norfolk: Senate Chamber, Washington, June 22, ’68. Dear Sir—I have your letter of the 18tli, in reference to thp eligibility of a colored' men tp Congress. 1 know of no ground* on which he could be. exlucded from his seat, if duly elected, and I should welcome the elec tion of a competent representa- mendatiop tjjap they repievg. 1 never saw but two men shot for yross- ingthedead line, and they wpfe frequently warned ; while I have seen a number of others cross the line, and warned back by the guards, and not fired at. How could a people whose ports were blockaded, whose intercourse with the enfenpes p:at hqrsf, qne uftep ffoin the mouths of the young people. “ Let? you- poop, indeed !-’ ropliad* Mr, READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS. Among the vari improvements *if thV present • times the change in remediesria not tbe least iine 1 poriiuit. l'<’juu’iiy ridieulous and often Inuirioqa mixtures were administered upo_n the reconimen- .. I i 'u:' i ■ _ i ; 'ii, v- ,■ daficn of one person to another, or frohi on- *’ Ia ^ , . iarJ » holding up h.lS haudkercll'Gf j familyto amitlmr, ae being tlgood” fiir such ufid “ why there are people in such a complainq while they were, in fact,’ less or worse. Now, i*rof. Kavitm supplies the exhibit the correct state of tbe retail marl The Cotton market has hgw[ active is high as 2."> cents during the week Tne top of the market ta-di»r is 25c. The quotation should be uudcistoodas ex clusive of tax. Nearly all o.the$ markets aro quoted to inculdc the tax. Wheat 1 Corn.—-White 0 11 Bacon* — 1G (<r> rLOtn.— $10,00 (a, 1 i Coffee.— 30 (a) Sugar.*— In © Prints.—per yard. 12|@ Steel.—per pound Iron.—per pound 10’ (d\ Salt.—Liverpool per sack (J) ! Virginia “ “ Chickxns-^— ; -.j -0 @ Er.cs.—Per Doz.— Butter.—Per lb 25 0 MASONRY V LL kinds of Brick work. Plastering, per Hanging, <fcc., done on short nod Also, special attention given to the fittir and erection of Tombs, Monuments, &c. Thankful for past jvitronage, would ri fully solicit a continuance of tbe same, satisfaction guaranteed. Apply to JOHN LEDBETTER in person] JULIUS ALLEN, Newnan, feb. 8-tf. or J. A. BARRON, [[^apsvillei FURNITURE, still higher the world who would pounds to see it.” “ Would they really ?” said in hundred Willii world was cut off, and whose fields had j with his mouth partly op en - st to take up arms again, provided j of some kind, cut and polish le country were iu danger, and I : a jeweller f mred it were for the Union and its I “Jewel, indeed, replied Mr. Ma been laid waste and resources destroyed by an invading army, furnish any of the luxuries or necessities of the sick ? Now, I have no sympathy with rebel lion in any form, and would be ainon the first that the felt ass i preservation, and not for political purposes or for political plunder. The §0 eulled “ liQrrar§ pf Anderson- ville ” were not attoried for in the death ofWirz. More fitting reparation would have been the execution of Butler and other exchange commissioners, if i f were necessary to execute any. While we were prisoners of war, and while several offers were made to parole and exchange us, first; They would really,” replied his uncle, and be very glad to do it, too. Let us mqke hqste home with our treasure.” “ Treasure !” said William. “ Oh, then perhaps it is not alive; perhaps it is a polished by tive of the colored race to either on the ground that the nigger must be House of Congress as the final triumph of equal rights. Till this step is taken our success is incomplete. Yours truly, [Signed] Charles Sumner. Such arc the sentiments of a leading Radical apd supporter of Grant. Such, we may fairly conclude, are Grant’s sentiments, and. such must be the sentiments then of all his sup porters. Will any Southern man vote for a candidate with such principles? If so, he must take Sumner's position and its conse quences. Andersonville. An Impartial Statement by a Union Sqlrjer. A Union soldier who e^periepced some of ihe so-called “ horrors of Anderson ville,” writes thus to the editor of the Chicago Times : Is it not time that the stereotyped cry of our “ martyred brave,^ as a political dodge, was put a stop to, and that the public were relieved from the annoyance qnd yeyqtion of these very patriotic (?) females who nave again commenced their summer campaign of canvassing for the placed on an equal footing—a thing re pulsive to the majority of soldiers; and next because Butler & Co. thought it was a bad trade to give healthy men for sick," emaciated, and disabled ones. Were we not able, heajthy, and in good condition when captured ? And was it not a dis grace to the nation, and an iusult to every soldier, to say our lives were of no oonso- quence after we were supposed to be un- qua'ified as victims for (xGant’s slaughter house ? The fuel thrown into the fire fbi the purpose of kindling hatred to the South and the Democratic party, will but fan the flame in a different direction ; and those who were prisoners will not forget Mr. Butler’s treatment before the close of the war, as well as that of fhe unwilling ex Secretary of War since their release. It is only a thorougjy unprincipled political trickstep whq pau have the bra- sen effrontery to ask the rank and file of' findipg another at the very ^cp the late army to give their support to a W ,iat color is the eye o party which has treated them as the pre sent Republican party has. But their sophistry will avail naught. The illusion that, buying up a few officers, patting the privates nu thp back, and nominating a man whom accident m4dp 4 General, are to win the votes of the disbanded army, is soon to be dispelled. We are not as ver dant and confiding as that. For the information of any that may ynard; but there is no jeweller in the world, with ail his cutting and polishing, who pould make suah 4 thing for a thousand pounds. I tell you, it is nothing less than a real Beilis Perennis.” The young people were now very curi ous, and did their best, to hasten on their uncle. William, indeed', ran forward, and before he recovered his breath began to tell his father that uncle Edward had picked up a real Beilis Perennis. “ Picked- up what?” said Mr. May nard. “ Why a real Tiellis Perennis-,. 11 replied William. “ Ue says that some people would give a hundred pounds to see it, and that no jeweller could make one like it for a thousand pounds.” Here Mr. Mayuard, much to the amaze ment of William, broke out into a fit of laughter, in the midst of which came up Edward and Lucy, with their uncle carry ing in his handkerchief the Beilis Peren nis. The curiosity of the young people was much enjoyed by Mr. Maynard and his brother Edmund ; and, for a short time, they kept up the joke which had been played off On William. Edward and Lucy. “ So, sir,” said Mf. Maynard to his brother, “ I understand you' have picked up a real Beiiis Perennis. Well do I re member seeing one-ia a deep vajley, and of a high eye of the oue you have found ?” “ Of a gold color,” replied Mr. El oign d Maynard. “ Then it piqst be alive, cried out Wil liam, hardly able to bear his patience.-— “ Please to tell me whether it has lontr applioi public wit’u the most effectual remedies that ed ucated skill can devise or art can produce, with explicit directions for their use in each and every case. In place of the senselees potions onr grandmothers gave, we have the cunning inven tions of men learned in the art of cure,adapted to our necessities, at a nominal price. Prof. Kay- tox’s remedies consist of KAYTON’S OLEUM VIT.E, The great German Liniment for Rheumatism, Neuralgia Fains iu the Buck, Joints, Breast or Bide, Nervous Headache, Toothache, Earache, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, etc. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE, For sudden Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Acrid Stomach, Heartburn, Sore Throat, Sea Sickness, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, etc. TEAY TON.’ 8 LA'S P E PT K TILLS* 'ForDyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, Cos.tivcnco^, Sick Headache, and all Disorders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and as a spring and fall medicine to carry off the rankling humors in the blood—Quitman Banner. These remedies are innocent, and no person need be alarmed at taking them ; yet they are powerful, and will remove the diseases enumer ated above. A trial will satisfy every one that their curative properties are not over estimated. Address all orders to Prof. H. H. K.vyton, j Savannah, Ga., or to the Agents A. A. Solomons I it (!<>., Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, Ga. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ].a:;I‘i A ,r, j IT, II. KayxojJs signature' tin. <5a'ch ,l hf>ttle' and!j boXj,. - For sale by Druggists and country merchants I generally. july 23-ly. For sale in Newnan at the Drug Store of Dr, EDDY SMITH. Bedsteads; Muttrasses, Pfiairs, Lonnges, Dining Tables, Sole ami Centre Tables, Washstij Whatnots, Wardrobes, Bureau^ High and Low Baby Chair Baby Carriages and Cribs,] Window Shades. All low for CASH. A liberal solicited, THOMPSON, COLE & CO., Sept. 28-tf. Newnan, Georgia 1 ! R. D. COLE & BRO., (Established, in 185 P REPARED to fill all orders for SAj BLINDS, DOORS, &c., at the follow tjtes, subject to the fluctuations of ,i. M ptyfl Price List of It. D. Cole & Bro. PANEL DOORS 8x7. ** Two panels, 1] inch thick, §3,00—50 cents pt side for moulding. Four panels, 1} inch thick, $3,50—GO ccrit^ per side for moulding. 1} inch thick 20 per cent, added; 1;], 33£ pt cent, added; 3 inches 50 per cent, addt the atipvp BLINDS. ears or short ears, Uncle Edmund.” “ Neither the one nor the other,” re plied Mr. Edmund Maynard; for the truth is that it has no ears at all. I never heard of a real Beiiis Perennis having any ears,” The young peoplo were now more puz zled than ever, and looked at tiie hand- many spurious and abortive publications foolish enough to believe these pathetic purporting to recount the “ horrors of appeals op behalf of “ our dead martyrs prison lile in the South,” said to be writ- Andersopviile,” let jne say they are ten by tJiQje who suffered for their coun j a jj buncombe, as illustrated by the fact try r . that Congress has, up to this time, failed kerchief ss toough they expected every I was there, and would like to give a j t 0 do justice by the private who survived, moment to see some curious creature truthfpl and brief version of the affair.— | while it has compensated the commission- Wfcilo I admit that the sufferings of our j e j officers. It was understood by all soldiers during their time of imprison-! privates, when taken prisoners, that what ment was indeed severe I am satisfied that ever money was delivered up by them it could not have been bettered under the circumstances. During my term of im- eral Springs. should be returned at the close of the war. At the close of the war the Secre- prisonment (and that was something over ! tar y 0 f War appointed a board to investi. a year) I saw nothing to justify the as- ! jr a { e these claims; and, after the board sertion of ppyeity §q pfieu quoted from i bad .been engaged one year, they reoort- t}i§ tim t e of tlje trial qf W irz up to the : ec } ( 0 the Secretary of War ; and tffe Corn- present. | missioner-General of prisoners reported Before my removal from Relic Isle to j that one-third (pro rota) would be paid, Andersonville, it is a fact known to every as that was all the money the bureau had, Montgomkkians.—A huuJred or more of the citizens of the pleasant city of Montgomery are now on a visit to our springs. They ex press themselves much pleased with Newnan, counsel. This order was countermanded, and her springs, climate and citizens, and we do 1 W:IS order 5 l1 in icons to Atlanta for trial. let me be sent to prison or to be released on bajl, and also to apply for the call of a special term ot the court for my trial, which was re refused. I learned that after the refusal a day was set for iffy trial in Milledgeville—on the i 12th ol May—vyjthout police to me or my ' one pf the then prisoners (in 1864) that, while we received Qur rations daily and regularly, the rebel troops were deprived of one day’s rations per week fa supply tbe people of Richmond. I am ready to admit the great mortality among tbe W. T. COLE, DENTIST, Office No. 7, Masonic Building, Up Stairs, NEWNAN, GA, All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING done with neatness and WARRANTED. H^pTeeth extracted without pain by the use of NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf. cel Half stationary slats, or all roiling, 7-0 per foot in length per pair—-thus.a win (H feet long, $4,5-3 per pair. SASH. 8x10 9 cts. per light, primed and gkizej 23^ 10x1211 ft 44 44 (4 44 :;<> m 10x10131 ft 44 tl It (4 8<i | 10x1815 ft ft ll ll (< 41 ^ 12x14 15 tf It .1 tl 44 41 “ 12x16 16 44 It 44 ll it 46 ‘1 12x18 17 Cl 44 ll tl Cl 50 ‘J 12x20 18 4 C U (4 <1 tl 56 Lip Sash 2 cents a light ej.U:a. Bt.vp’Al! goods shipped free of drayage. Newnan, Ga., Sept. 28-tf. REDWINE * FOX, Hi GEORGIA, Wholesale and retail Jealers iu DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICAL! I tl Store creep out of it. Lucy thought it must be like a bee; Edward was more inclined to think it was a butterfly; while William had nearly settled down in the belief that it mast be a snake ; but all of them were airaid. The golden eye had worked wonders in calling up their fancy. At last, however, their uncle Edmund said that he was willing to open the handker chief. No sooner was the handkerchief placed on the table, than little Lucy ran to her father to protect her, Edward retired to a distance of two or three yards, and Wil liam fairly jumped upon a stool. It would be impossible tq describe the sudden change which took place in their 500 BOXES FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS; 20,000 lbs. WHITE LEAD—all grades; LINSEED OIL. LARD OIL, TANNElRiq OIL, SPERM and LUBRICATING OILS, PURE NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL; ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. The largest and best stock of 4meriean and Foreign Perfumeries, SOAPS, COMBS and BRUSHES, POMADES, AND FINE TOIEET GOODS but give utterance to the opinion universally entertained by our people when we say the plam but polished manners of the Montgome- rians, their studied lespeet for the customs and On the loth day of May. two days after no tice to my counsel, I was marched op foot. \yith { shackles on, from the new barracks to the city, ! about a mile or more distant-, to the qpprf.— J ! There I was arraigned in irons, aud plead qot ; !ni»tc n, ■ , ' , 1 guilty. Justice to a humane officer, Maj. Bray- j ." <<- rJaus, ha\e won for them golden ton, commander of the barracks, compels me •n'* mens, aud given expression to the belief that to say that he caused my irons to be removed, lr- the of until a further appropriation was made. The officers iccrc compensated in jxdl. The histories of Andersonville now be ing canvassed for are like their predeces sors. I saw oue yesterday, and prooounce f a P fs j when they saw that ihe bandker _ it as full of qew-incidents tome. These j contained nothing but a common prisoners at Andersonville and Salisbury; j au th ors seeqi to me to have been often K 51 ! 3 ?* They could hardly bglieve their and none feel more keenly ior those who f ag ^ asleep ;n Andersonville whilp there • e J es - died there than we who were their coin- ! or j lave Iiey er been in the stockade at ali. j Their uncle Edmund had intended to ( panions up to their death, and who, from | <jqj e ] a tter is, in my opjnicp, the correct I nia ke a few improving remarks, but he association in the field and prison, had ; vcrs iq n . * ! saw that they would now be useless, for J become more than attached to each other; i ^ Andersonville Prisoner. 1 l “ c children were not in a stafa of mind but I am not ready tq admit that this was j — ! to profit by them, even if they could lis caused hj Crffalty °n the part of either ! « Have you any lucubrating drops for j ten to them. It was of no use that he ex- the officers or privates in charge of the ; a broncbical deficiency/’ said, Mrs. part- i plained to them that Beiiis Perennis was stockade. J received not one grain of j ington to Dr. Ipecac yesterday. Is your 1 oniy the botanical name for a common rations more than that allowed to every ; cold deep seated?” asked the Doctor! daisy, that the eye of the daisy was of Ever brought tq. this market. All departments of oar business are now com plete, and the attention of the trading public is especially called to onr very large stock and mod erate prices.. REDWINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama S:rs., AT LANTA(GEORGIA. i my door made the confinement almost fntolvr- j Laiu v Tkaches.—This office A>I. W. F. Wright for the rar Jay of riiHt Tillison , • „ • i v , «-• trom his fine or- For twenty days after tlse trial begun I was; . '. ul< m Ui> a:n r , miles west of Newnan.— confined there, being marched by my guard 1 ne fi'olonel has been for some davsengaged in I ev ^T day to the court for trial, ’ice court j uiv uCMJi mauir lijc yuiiiiGwrmcut aimuM Luuur j See is indebted to I “We. 1 was, however, alloyed jo consult my * . - r i counsel here, and'receive provisions from mv Mie treat on S fo»- ; frient}s at ho / ne . * \ | shipping peaches to New York. That he will twelve a paying price we douli not. i u tilis connection wo dip the following g ews j tem Pom the Macon Telegraph of Tuesday morning: “High Pkice for Geohoia Pryches. —Tlie 'uirld chronicles Urn sale of a ci consisted of Gen. Saxton, Col. Swinn'ey, Col. < Sullivan, J^aior Drayton and Major Maley. Of j them I have not one word of complaint to : make: they gave me time for trial, and. after a fair trial, found' ine not guilty. In the meantime, the negro witnesses against me were, from first to last, iii military custody, liable prisoner : and yet I came out, at the close j blandly. u I don’t know how deep it is, of the war. or rather a few months pre- j,be said,” with a bark iike an Esquimaux vious. in comparatively good health, with j 3og, -but it is loud enough. What a time uone of the lingering diseases patheti- j ffi r colds this is, to be sure : I declare I eally portrayed by those who would create | am completely exaggerated with tuy cough.’ aq uncalled for sympathy, and whose in-1 Yoji need an expectorant,” said the Doe terest in the sufferings of prisoners is on-; (.ir. “I expect so-” replied she, “but 4v manifested when a hope exists of se- ATLANTA DRUG STORE, TJ2MDER NiATlON-fiLIj HOTEL/, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, bright yellow or gold color, and that any blind gentleman of fortune would willing-; !y give a hundred pounds to see a com-1 nion daisy : for they were so cut up by 1 their disappointment, that he thought it! better to leave them awhile to them- j selves. After some time, they began to play, WILSON * CRANE, SITMi ill® MIT? (SUCCESSORS TO JOS. A. DAVIS.) BOISE ESTABLISHED IV >854. exists of se-! whether it will do any good or not, mnstf curing a political purpose. Much of the depend upon how it infects me. but I will | when, by degrees, their disappointment I o-rmR Stuiotlv Gash. ¥ brought forth at the M irz trial | take a box of atrocious lozengers anvbow, was torgo'ten, their good humor retuned, I ^ ^ • J ^ ^ ^ v testimony I showing that this loss of liberty was not only * — j withodt authority of law, but v.rejig in fact.— | - ot.ieb i heat.—Mr. Hairison AValkcr has | f W >H add that this arrest aiid ithprisomnent j .’ >>'vj us under obligations to him bv present- i " as ,na ^ With a full knowledge of the facts, j ^ u; with a basketful! of nice plums I a P d w f £ F°V cn °, n [ vM ' \ h>n , 1 i • .' i about three hundred yards from the place of 1 mplete assortment of the ParesTand Best Medicines, Imp.or- URGlCAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, Trusses, Abdominal Window Glass, Putty, Faints, Oils, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Eaten* ,, vlu ..i a,,.. Medicinal Extracts, Tinctures, Syrups, Ointments, and a complete . - c * - . , , , , . i -i=so-ime-t of FINEST TOILET ARTICLES from the best manufacturers of Europe and Amer- bnef, they are simply Hip; _ j took, because the boy was given to jime- • wgsely and so kmdly fa them on the sub- j ®of many vears experience, and their connection with New York “ I know not what took place Outside lasties. ! feet of flowers, and set farth so plainly the | b ring second to none', they invite Merchants and Families, wishing goods in their line, of the stockade, furtner than that I am ■ Smart Retort. — When Napoleon wns ’ goodness ot God in all his .vroiks. that oive them a trial. . well satisfied we were provided with aii only an officer of" artillery, a Prussian officer ! tbe young people thaukediiim^and loved ! N. R —Persons ordering by mail will have the same cocces^iona made in Prices, an receive the provisions it was in the power of the $avi in his presence, with much pride: him more than ever. j the same kind of Goods as though personally present. rebel authotities to finish. I saw no ! ’ *{ coan fi tr ^f % ? io A-5 “ Remember, children,” said bp, - that! 8 f s Li ™ c 7p made t0 Merchanl?J w' H CK ^- E) chemist, acts of cruelty on the part of the rebels i.You^re right.^ repiried Napoleon; “ each i rapie Alinighfy Being, who made the j ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' 12 years with Haviland, Risleyfe Co., late rtiviland, Chich«ter & Co., of them fi^ht for what he is in want of.” 1 heaven* ani the earth, and gave his Sou May 30 tf. to compare with those of some of our own Augusta, Ga.