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; next November. “The Laboriug Mai)’ ’ ’ ed sup-rior ro the white race. The time ' is right when he says that the p«o; !e are is almost at hand when he will take his Letter from Senator Doolittle- White j Xadmlk Gazelle. Disfranchisement and Negro Suffrage ■ The Spider Wonder. ... j r permitted to enjoy but one half of the IiAOlNK, 3\ IS , Saturday, Anguust lit. A EAV F.S A 3\ >.ri and THEN \\ EAVES • fruits of their labor, hut he makes an 18G8— To the Editors <>] tho Mthcnvkn j \\ ORDS. error in stating that “the other half goes Sentinel: G knts : 31 y attention has been J __ _ to the public treasury.” If it did th> called to the following extract from your | At ho. 1 s -S, North Mimraer street a ! public debt would be paid : it g .»s to -up- paper ot yesterday: i few doors below Line, is a little boot and port the Southern negroes in idleness ; to ;t Doolittle’s FuirnF.s.—lAoolittle j ^hoe ^h ip kept bv an honest and indus- keep the whites under the bayonets of a j office s “‘.vn proper ana mi rrr position, ana cr made to know his entire dep-l Uwe Atlanta Machine Works, -AND- DR. JOHN BULL'S CHEAT BEMEDIES. ipon his white friends. Wc fear that i.. oo r male a little speech at Racine the other j r > r ' uUs colored man named L iiiey W il- j huge standing army, and to enrich the j tion t< day, in which lie is reported to have -aid . dams, whose family occupy the rear por- plunderers That is what is d< no with “This Radical party, my friends have dus j “°_ 11 of the building. All day yesterday the people’s money, and the Cormorants franchised nearly throe millions of white J'bis little shop arid humble dwelling was vvho are sucking the life blood men, and placed the ballot in the bands ’die scene of a wondering and excited mid industry in the country ask the r>eo of eight millions of brutish blacks.” The 1 crowd, attracted thither by a ni"st curious, j p| e sustain them in another four year- principal difficulty of this statement is but ne\ei the lees truthful story, which ; term of robbery. The country cannot at- that it is not true.” gained general currency throughout the ; f ur d it.—A' Y World. Who your reporter was T do not know ; city. Accordir g to this story a big spud- , but he has imposed a wicked falsehood j had weaved a big web in the shoe- j From lie Courier. upon you, and through you upon your i I|ia kei s lime shop, and was actually weav- j Jfegro Fanaticism—Tlfeir Style of Pub- readers. The truth is, I made no figures i U, M die delicate shreds of his work into j pp c \y- ors }rip and Doings in Rome. at all, nor any statement whatever of the letters ana arranging these letters into' number of white men disfranchised, or of words. J he story seemed- almost tool 31b. Editor—We have the most piou- blacks to whom suffrage was given by act j stee P l' or belief, without the most positive i reverence for the Christian religion and of Congress. In the enclosed extract is j proof, and therefore we concluded to go , its honest votaries—we have bet n reared contained what I said aftd all that I said aiJ J S( ‘ e for ourselves, feoyesterday alter- j to esteem those who profess and follow its noon in company several other curiosity teachings, as the salt ol the earth - 31ore hunters we visited the place It required few of them will profit by any an vice we may give, for ti:e;r elevation has been so I'Ueii, and th dr iguorunee so feasted by ers that th y are not in conii- to know the truth. A Citizen. ITS DAJ \ VH DD l = Ji’ii? Li wo p XsiDcrtani Incident in the Life of Grant. Rule to Perfect Servir GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. Coweta Superior Court, March Term iqro Adelia J. Edmonson, ' ’ iwrr lll H. BUTLER. JAS. H. PORTER. PORTER & BUTLER, P R OPRIE T O R S. ,'At the old St mu of J. L DUNNING.) OrL^. AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. Ai»k;aiisas Heard Prom. „ , , . f Libcl f °r Divorce. Hug'll Htirklej. J T APPEARING to the Court, by the rrm , —.?! .^Sheriff, th • the defendantdoes^not ! reside in said county ot Coweta, and it furthor I appearing that he does not reside in said s( | It is, on motion of Counsel, ordered I'T the said defendant appear an answer ’at tE 1 next term of this Court, else that the 10 xEsriaoxf oLtatfieiL •‘•-**-* BY IIIS FATHER. One morning, in the early part of.June. : Coweta and adjoining countie when Ulvsses was twelve years old, I had I™ 1 Sci ? Mid Machinery Cotton Screws. Gins, . runs, Bark- Mi!vs, bwiat Aids, and Boilers, a-eow which I desired to nave driven to j C;istin?s maJe , vi;bout „ tra charge for Pat- a neighbor s place, about ffi'G mites away, j terns when in regular line of work. As it was important that the cow should j Saws re-toothed and gummed in the best j be driven over at that particular time, 1 manner. At this establishment mn be manufactured j and repaired ad kinds of Machinery. YCe es- | periaii .- invite the attention of all intere-f'-d j was in Louisville-purchasing drugs, and l gi Kies, to our Grist I some ut your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters. Mv son-in -law. who was with me in the Stoncy Point. VioteCo.^Ark . May 28. ’(16. Dr. John Pull Dear Sir: Last February I rot at Racine upon the subject of white dis franchisement anil negro suffrage forced upon the Soufh against her will. You will see that there is not one word of truth in the statement made in your re port of my speech, l'lea-e to read ii carefully, and publish it for the considera tion of yoiA thoughtful readers : “Every day confirms my opinion of the wisdom and justice of the plan of pacifi cation proposed by Mr. Lincoln, and re newed by Mr. Johnson, more tjian two years ago. I have no more doubt than of my existence, if that plan and policy had been suffered to be carried out by Congress, the States of the South would have been fully reorganized upon the civ ilized white basis, and their Representa tives admitted more than two years ago. There would have been a more perfect restoration of harmony and friendiy feel ing than is now possible for years. J he industry of the South would have been restored; and, with its restoration, its great markets would have been reopened some skillful engineering to get through the crowd of wondering people outside the house, and stiil more skillful man me merit to get inside, for Willey had been compelled to shut and bar his windows and doors to keep out the excited crowd. But succeeding at last, we were abundant ly compensated for the trouble taken.— S Doubt gave place to confirmation. Sure I enough there was the spider and the re- | suit of his wonderously delicate and beau tilul work. The web had been weaved in a confer of the little shop and hung suspended by a single thread from the ceiling. It was about a foot in circum ference, and quite evenly and smoothly wrought. Ln the centre was the indus trious builder of this tinsey fabric, busv at his literary than this, we have as little sectarianism, and as large a charity for ail Christian de nominations as any one, but we must, and do solemnly protest against the use now being made of the houses of religious wor ship, by the colored population of the city. Their manner of conducting re ligious service is not only a nuisance to those who live near, hut it is a mockery and an insult to Him temples have been built, who has not heard th vislies, in their nightly soma.night, and listen, will suffice to convince At a recent attendance on this abomin able mockery of religious service, we heard a whining voice sing out, “l’m j f called Ulysses, who was out back of the house digging fish worms, preparatory to going fishing. Ulysses an.-wered '‘What?’ I told him I wanted him. He asked “What for?” I told him to help to drive the cow away He wanted to know “What 1 wanted the cow driven away tor ?” I relate this to show that even in JAMES B. HUN2JICUTT, arly life he was never willing to under- 3ELTOIA., CT_A__ S3TTER3I3 CASIL-^a February 15-ly. eh. a? mm sisai store, lias been down with the rheumatism for seine timer, tfimmenced on the Bitters, and soon found his general health improved. Dr. Gist, who lias been in bad health, tried i them, and he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who lias been in bad health for several years —stoma chetnd lireraffected —improv ed very much by the use of your Bitters. In deed the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. I think I could sell a great quantity of your medicines this fall—especially of your Cedron Bitters and Sar saparilla. Ship me via Memphis, care of Riek- ett & Neely. Respectfully, C. B. Walk Kit. ind it is furl her ordered, That this R u j 0 p published in tne Xewnan Hera].] gazette of said State, once a month for fou . months previous to the next term of this Co V JOHN R.VY g §Q\- Attorneys for Libellant. Order granted. fake anything without first understand ing what was to be done, but also know ing the reason why it should be done — So we turned ail the other cattle out into the Line which h led to the ind I1EALLH IX FAMILY GROCERIES for whom tiuse i » then turned tiie cow out into the road t. Let any one and started her in the right direction.— •se howling Ber She acted very wild at first, and tried orgies, draw ne a r hard to get by us and to the yard; but A few minutes after we had driven her about eigh'y rods and disgust. she walked along so well that Ulysses r> r\ ~ r 3 rr t 7 r r a ua n T T A k T.T1 UUiviMiDbiUR MM lulIfiR I. ALSO A (IE XT IYa X 3 1 M3 Nitrogenized Superphosphate Bull’; Worm Destroyer. JOHN W. H. UNDERWOOD, J. g. c A true extract from the Minutes of tim OonU April 6th, 1868 ' ease be April J. P. BREWSTER, Cl k Buie to Perfect Service, GEORGIA, Carroll County. ~ CSA.N M. Daughektv, Petition for Divorce vs. Robert Dacoiiertv. T APPEARING to tiie Court, by the rcturi of the Sheriff, that the defendant does uo reside in said State, it is on motion' of counse Ordered, That said defendant appear and answer at the next Terra of this Court,, else that said case be considered in default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. It is further ordered. That this rule be pub lished ia tiie Newnan Herald, a public gazette of this State, once a month for four months. Order granted. JOHN W. H. UNDERWOOD, J. S. C. I certify that the above and foregoing is a thought he could drive her alone, so I L do not think I hui returned home. )cen in the house longer than five min- labors. He was much jumped up, u'nd echoed, “Btess d above the usual siz v o! the spider family j here's a poor si-ter gwine to lie but in all other respects bore a perfect, re semblance to the flies into their parlors. It was easy to discover upon entering the room that the gwine to Ileben on a white llos, another: utes, when on looking out the window, I to the manufactures of the East, and to the breadstuff's and provisions of the spider had been and was at woik on the West. alphabet, lor the letters already made “The exports of her cotton—better j were larize, plain capitals, beautifully and than all the mines of the mountains—jperi . cth formed, and glistening like gems would have changed in our favor the bal- j !!1 M 10 mobile ot the web. i hey were ar 1j ini, poor si.-ter gwine to He 1 on a black mule.” One raises her bauds, and fraternity who iu\ite j with eyes fixed on the ceiling screams, L see Jesus, I see Jesus, 1 see Jesus a lokin at me.” Another “I cow coming back toward the house at a furious rate, with Ulysses hold ’Tiie best Fertilizer for this section.“yYjg Call at the To my U. States and World-wide Readers I have received many testimonials from pro- tessioiml ami medical men. as mv almanacs j true extract trom the Minutes of Carroll 8upe- and various publications have shown, all of j rior Court for April Term, 1868. which are genuine. The following letter from j J- GRIFFIN, Dept. G. S. C. a highly educated and popular physician in j May 2-3-4ra. Georgia, is certainly one ot the most sensible — —— —. communications I have ever received. Dr. I GEORGIA—Coweta County. 5lat7523, Senoia, Coweta County, Georgia. March Oa-Sm. replies, ance of trade. Our six per cent, bonds | ranged close t<'get would have commanded a premium in j inspection we wen icr, and upon a nearer enabled to make gold in any money centre of the world.— j the characters the witz irmo-t ui-t; Specie payment, without shock or convul I ooss. J he fir-t two lettero were \\ sion, would have resumed itself. Our i followed by others w licit viewci out nct- YV, one see him too, lookin out do winder at me.” Another cries out, “bless de Lord, tell Jesus to send down a rope and I’ll climb u]» to ileben - ’ “ his last idea strikes a dozen or more with force, ami they jam; up ami down, shouting, “send down de 1 mg on to her could hold on has always been a wonder to me. I do not think he touched tiie ground oltcner than once in twenty feet, iiis hat was off, and his hair was stream ing in the wind. Just in front of the j Iicu-e was a mud hole in the road, - .vh: financial trubles would have been fur easier of solution; our taxes less burdensome, and our credit so fully restored that a four per cent, bond would now command gold at par. “Just about one year ago, my friends, I was at Frankfort-on-the-Main, in Germa ny. While there our bonds, bearing six per cent, sold at seventy-three in gold, while the bonds of Brazil, bearing only four per cent., sold for more than ninety in gold. This fact, which I stated else where, I can never bring to mind with out feeling my cheeks burn with shame direction plainly made the word “31 E R C E R,” and when looked at from above plainly represented the word • IJ E- W A R E.” When we left: the place, the spider was at work on another letter, but had not got so far along as to allow us to distinguish the character. It is a strange circumstance, if not the most nijsterious thing of the kind we have tail. How the poor boy i nmpn , f . , n r * I GEORGIA—Coweta Cjunfy. i Bit A HAM OARMICAL, guardian of Wi!- - a. R-iai W., Washington, Abraham. Sarah, Martha .\., Francis M., Susan C., Elizabeth A. | and J -rues Carmival, orphan* of Arthur Car- mical, dtceaseil, having applied to the Court ot Ordinary for a discharge from his guardian- >f said orphans’ persons and properly: I had long intended to fill up. Coming | This is therefore to cite and admonish all to that the cow made an awful leap, act- ’ P r -A ,ns eonc-uncl to beam! appear at my office ually jerking away-from Ulysses, and 1m witbin A he rii,ir prescribed _ law’and show rope, ami v li ali climb to He bet;. j fell headlong into the mud. He was Now, Mr. Editor, our observation long! much out of breath, that he could scare lias been, that the negroes who have lire j jy extricate himseif alone, so 1 wont to Given un Icr my hand and official signature most of this kind of religion, are tiie very j his assistance. He was indeed in a sor Au ' ,,st 4tU- 18,jrf- meaiHs’ of the race. They are toe most j 4 -y plight. Not only were hi« clothes idle, rougish and disobedient. Ihey will j couipUucly covered, but bis eyes, nose sliout ail night, on Sunday night, and oU i and m *utli filled with mud. I asked ^atan will possess them all tiie week .«f j Blvsses what this really meant. He said ter. j he best negroes of the community • the cow tried to run by him, and he tried to head her uiT. but could not stop her, bo massed him he Clement knows exactly what he speaks of,"and his testimony deserves to be written in letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor says of BULL S WORM DESTROYER: 1VA1UD the : Calls *. if . lv they call, sh.'mid tit - F receive letters s..id guardianship. why said guard cm of dismission from August 7-40d B. II. MITCHELL, Ord’y. are not of this sort, and there are very 1m R many good ones—negroes who make good so as she GEORGIA, COWETA COUNTY. do a’! le’i rri it mm/ concern: dF A VENDER R. RAY having in proper form S i npplieu to me for permanent letters of administration cn the estate of John Ray, Lite , . , . JU J I of said county, deceased : grabbed hold o* 1 - • - Yillaxow, Walker County, Ga., ) June 251. 1866. f Dr. John Bull—Dear 8ir: 1 have recently given your '‘Worm Destroyer” several trials, and find it wonderfully efficacious. It has not tailed in a single instance to have the wished- ffir effect. I am doing a pretty large country practice, and have daily use for some article of the kind. I am free to confess that 1 know of no remedy recommended by the ablest authors that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On tiie contrary they are uncertain in the .extreme. My object in writing to you is to find out unon what terms I can get the medicine directly from you. If I tan get it upon easy terms, 1 shall use a g'eat deal of it. I am aware that the use of such articles is contrary to the teach ings and practice of a great majority of the rejjuLtr line ot M. D.'s, but I see no just cause or good sense in discarding a remedy which we know tr \ a " HLREAS James F. Askew, administra- V ? toi of William Askew, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and entered on record, that he luis fully administered said esiate: These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office with in the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they can why said execu tor should not receive letters of dismission on the hr.^t Monday in October, 1868. Given under mv official signature, April 1st 1868. B. H. MITCHELL, (jrd’y. ’ April 4-6m. (!El)R< 11A—Haralson County. A AR\ A. \\ ETIIERBY, administratrix on Lf.iL Ibe estate of E. J. Wetherby, having made application to me for letters of dismis sion from said administratorship: These are therefore to cite and admonish ail persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and ........ - . ,-how cause, if any they can, why letters of be efficient, simply because we may be j dismission should not be granted said appli- m>rant ot its comuin.ition. ror my part, I ' • - „ . x- - ,i c j . i i-.. j . .. ■. , i This is to cite aii persons concerned to servants faithful agents, and (haig m. ‘ , 1(: r tail I only relate this incident to { and appear at mv olfi laborers. These have the svnipathv ofi..how tiie bulldog pluck and The New Whiskey Tax. and mortification. “Why is it? Why is our credit lower I The Printing Bureau of the Treasury than that of Brazil ? | Department is now actively engaged in “It is because the Radicals in Congress j printing the tax paid stamps lor distilled would have it so; because they would j spirits, in accordance with the new llev- keep the Uniou divided and the South j enue law. 'i he stamps are about fiyc paralyzed ? They would not allow of any j inches square, with a handsome vignette pacification which did not disfranchise the j representing the reaping of grain, and are most intelligent white-, and force univers al, unqualified suffrage upon the mar made of ten different denominations, from twenty to one hundred and thirF Da eh of ignorant and half civilized blacks, and denomination of stamps has nine coupons upon the ground, openly and avowed*not, attached, so that these ten stamps will that they were fit to vote, but that their j answer tor any number of gauged gallons votes could be used by the army and ihe j between those numbers. I hoy are bound ton called agifin^ and. found no progress. Freeduien’s Bureau to carry those States j in books, with stamps attached to each for the Radical candidates in the uext stamp, like bankers’ checks, and being tenacity hen ever known, oomebody may be uldt. to , om* r.ice, and will always have it. j.n.y j ugh which Ulysses always hold on wher explain it—we cannot Mercer is a Raui will be supported and protected by us.— Re >'ot hold of a good thin" - . cal Editor in Nashville. But there is a class, and it is much the -Y — largest cla.-s, who are idle and vicious, who make no effort to lay up a dollar for win ter or want, or sickness. We are inform ed that our City Fathers have expended within the last IS months near a thous and dollars in burying the pauper ne groes. A negro child died in the city on Again it is our pleasure to record a man ly and commendable act in the Senator from this District. On Monday, Adkins j (whom the Constitution termed white ui^-! :c within the time pre- \ scribed by law, to show cause, if anv they can, why letters of administration should not he granted on the estate of said deceased. Given under my official .siguulure, August 4, 1868. " B. n. MITCHELL, Ord’y. August t-30d. G E0 RGf A—Oano 1! Cot:ntv. simil make it a rule to use all and any means to alleviate stiiloiing humanity which 1 may be able to command—not hesitating because some one mure ingenious than myself may have learned its effects first, and secured the sole right to use that knowledge. However, I am by ii*» means an advocate and supporter of the thousands of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all manner of disease to which human llesli is heir, l’lease reply soon, and inform me of your best terms. 1 am. sir, most respectfully, Juucs F. Clement, M. D. cant on the first Monday in November next. Given under my hand and official signature,, this 13th day of April. 1868. JAMES H. WILLIAMS, Ord’rv. April 25-0tn. ger) abused unmercifully, the Ueffio0’"di8 ! UJ11,or son °* Ueury J ’■ county, deceased : \ HEREAS Wm. H. Pope applies to me for i niIr T , n ... . „ . „ , _ „, -* V loMtrs ,f r»r.|i™,W ” JeffiTS.nl A. 1 R| I.I,’« V | KS 1 P i HIf. I i ffipe, icinor son of Henry Pope, laie of said ! Af lliiLi 13 11.1 al ,3.11 iilliidia.i® lounty, deceased: i : ioo.i. -a i.« io ” press and particularly the Constitution, • Therefore all persons concerned are notified i A Good Reason for th.e Captain’s Faitll. I hursday last about noon, mo Sexton i , ;v , , . , . , . i i , xt J . ., and offered a resolution to expel that ,, ' i bc , PP ear * u 00108 wtthin the time i - was sent tor, and he informed the mother i • , . ^ . prescribed by law. and show cause, it am i’READ IHE CAPTAIN S LETTER AND THE he had his orders to bury uo more at the i'l L “ ia ,. 6 ’’ u . 101 . , ‘ J, f 1 ‘ they can, why letters of guardianship should I I.LITER FROM HIS MOTHER. GEORGIA—Coweta County. V\ r HEREAS William B. Brown, sr., admin- T T istrator of William B. Brown, jr., rep resents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad ministered William 13. Brown’s, jr., estate: This is therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why letters of dismission should not bo granted on the first Monday in September next. Given under my hand arid official signature, February TJt.ii. 1868. Feb. 19-Cm. 13. H. MITCHELL, Ord’y. from the Democratic sino, heDatot j not be ff’r.irted my hand and official signature j July 24-30J. J. M. BL ALOCK, Ord’y. Presidential election.” After reading this your readers will see what 1 did say, and that I made uo state ment of any figures at all upon the sub ject of disfranchisement and negro suf frage. They maj - reflect also upon the great and irreparable wrong which has been done in slandering and trampi ng down the plan of pacification proposed by 31r. Lincoln as early as December lSGo, Respectfully, J. R. Doolittle. charged for their full value to the collec tor, he gets credit fur all unused coupons remaining iu the book on its return ; and thus the system operates as a check upon the collector, preventing fraud either by collusion or otherwise. The method by which re-use, or the use a second time, of the stamp is pre vented is new and ingenious. The stamp is pierced with a large hole iu the centre, which is covered by a thinner paper be fore printing. After it is printed and at tached to the barrel, it cannot be soaked 1 . ii i , i Ion the first Tuesday in October next, at the sought no good house, but was living con-* X , . . , ., , , , .. - ^ . . ... ° _ i Conrt-nonse door in said countv, between the . w t . ^ , , . ,, , f _ tented in a small house, witn four or five j i^a! hours of s.-de, the following property, to- A Rousing' Meeting of tiie Colored De- °“ aBo r °--sen, as tne beet Stamps Have, | tiimilies all penned up together, like so wit: The store-house and lot on the.east side acy. - j because the stamp will come off in two man y beasts. Of course tl bury public expense. The house was full of; c , c . , o- 5 t i .. . *»- r * rjii „„ „ „ , ,, Smith of the oOtu, moved to lay tne re- i Given under r negroes. Ihey sung over the child all • . . . . , . . , 1Q( . Q • A . aii . , . . - | solution on the taole—whicn .move pre-; lo 68. night, and had a good time, but maue no .. . r 1 t.,i v q n ,i i ’ • i : Yailpci / w v wu., demonstrations whatever towavus its iu ; " 4 I torment. Next day about uoo«*, the Sex 1 -Ibc Senator, thereby, maniiested more ; q£0RGI\ G’r r ‘ ro " ard for his 0llth and the rights of news- j HEBBAS j ohn F . Culpepper lias made'j taken m lie called on a negro carpenter near by, I p a P els to an ,or the piteous winnings of a i f f application to me (or letters of admin- Bvin*' - m find told him he had better make a box, ! P artisan - We at :lil ti,nes sll: ? 11 attem P t j ^ration on the estate of Gilford J. Boon, late to give honor to whom honor is clue. ° ! S;UU connt N> deceased: roll County. This is to cite and admonish all persons (.on- cerned to be anil appear at my office within the iff and show cause, it or some sort of a coffin, lie utterly re-: fused, and the Sexton had to bury the | child at last. The Bradley' Case.—On Thursday, time prescribed by This illustrates however much of reli- i the Senate having reconsidered the action ( an J 1 ' d ~f ° au ) Sll U letters should not be gious fanaticism they may have around a i in the Brad icy case, in which he was ai- j ." r -' nt '-'*' . . corpse, they nave no charity for each oth- j lowed to resign, by a vote ot oU to 0 de-; j u j.. 23^ 1868. er away from it. j clared Bradley ineligible. i July 24-30d. J. M. BLALOCK, Ord’y. The mother of this child is a fair sam- j ”" lin 11 pie of most of the negroes in our midst.] AliSsais^Jst raSDl* r S Sale. Benton Barracks, Mo., April 530,18GG. | Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing the effi- | ciency of yum - Saiyaparilla, and the healing ; and beneficial qualitii-s it possesses, I send you j the following statement of my case. I was wounded about two years ago — was ; isouer and confined fur sixteen months, j moved so often, my wounds have not I healed yet. I have not sat up a moment since ! I was wounded. I am shot through the hips, i GEORGIA G EOR(' 1A—IIaralson County. \\/ r lIERr.AS \\ . J. Brown, administrator on * v the estr.te of Rowland Brown, deceased, represents to the Court that he has fully ad ministered the estate of said deceased: i’iii.s is therefore to cite all persons concern ed, kindred*Htid creditors to show cause, if any they have, why said administrator should not, be discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Mon day in November next. jAMEd H. WILLIAMS, Adm’r. May 16-601. Heard County. My general head a is impaired, and I need]/' fHARLES W. .MABRY, administrator upon something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in anything else. I wish that that is genuine. I’leasc express me half a dozen bottles, and oblige Gaft. 0. F. Johnson, St. Louis, Mo. The mother haJ no occupation other than j Y VIRTUE of an order from the Court of an occasional work out for a dav. She JO Ordinary ot Coweta county, wiF be soid | F. S.—The following was writted April 30, j 1866, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. CjpWO months after date application will be i Johnson, made to the Court of Ordinary cf Heard Dr. Bull—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. S. Johnson was 1 skillful surgeon and physician in Central New York, where he died, leaving mocracy , many beasts. Ut course the* child died, ] of Orleans street, and now occupied by Run- pieces, which, from their peculiar ^ ou - as they all are dvin^ who live so The ' Ha 11 (colored); ihe house «nd lot on Sigrlitsville ' county for leave to sell all the land and Rail Road stock belonging to the estate of William II. Glenn, deceased. ELIZABETH It. GLENN, Adm’x, GEO. W. GLENN, Adm’r. July !0-2mN One of the most enthusiastic meetings, | srruction, cannot again be united on an I mortality of the ne^oes in the ’city,‘for i ? rreet > “°' v b ->' Mr ; ° !irter A3 , 1 HP "'0MONTHS after date applications will be gotten up on the spur of the moment, that j other barrel The stamp is permanently j thc p iKst year has been ten to one, as com- knn?n at‘par"'^'"loTxo127,“ i.V Hurricane : c the above C. I J . Johnson to my care. At thir teen years of age he had a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsa parilla. It cured uim. I have for ten years the estate of Richard f. Watts, havinj. made application to me for letters of dismis sion from said trust: These are therefore to notify all persons con cerned to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my official signature, May 18tb, 1868. W. H. C. PACE, Ordinary. May 23-6m. GEORGIA—Coweta County \\THEREAS Josiah D. Green, administra tor of David Lineh, represents to the v r has ever occurred in the City was held by defaced by any attempt to remove it.— thc Colored Democracy of (his City, at ] One peculiarity of the stamp is that it the Court House on Wednesday evening 1 can not be printed except by what is last, the object of which was the organi-! knowu as the dry process, by hydrostatic zation of a Colored Democratic Club for j power, so that the stamps can not, in the Dougherty county. After the meeting • preseut state of the art.be printed any * * n * .. l 1 ik . rr_. . . 1 \ . . ..a - . *. pared with the whites, and it is not de- District, on the McIntosh road, about one mile creasing, but increasing. The charity j from the Conir-houst*. All sold as the pro >f land X made to the Court of Ordinary of Coweta county for leave to sell the lauds b longing to cores effected in seme cases of scrofula and fever sores recommended it to many in New York, Ohio r ,7. t f ‘ and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general 1 ' 1s ', e L'‘ e ' c debility. Perfect success has attended it. The , rhiS 13 the , refor Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered David therefore to cite ali persons concern ed to be and appear at my office within tho 19 * practice bv our physicians among them 1 °* D. It. Harrison, deceased, toi the ban- j sa:d deceased. 1 j elit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash. Aug. 21-tds. J. P. BREWSTER, Adm’r. j assembled and at the time of organiza tion, the alarm of fire was given, evident ly with an intention to break up the meet ing. An old building which has been used for a hospital in the City was soon destroyed, and when it was ascertained that the object of the fire was to defeat the object of the meeting, it only served to strengthen the numbers. The meet ing soon assembled and Virdell Neil (col ored) was called to preside, when cheer after cheer and shout after shout, for Seymour and Blair, filled the Hail, while the Albany Brass Band sent forth its soul stirring and inspiring music—the meet where but in the Treasury Department. This effectually prevents counterfeiting. has become a serious tax upon their time, and this is no small charity of this kind What Radicalism Costs. Here are plain figures which every day- laborer and every tax-payer euti on.R-.r. under stand. “A Laboring Man" writes the ibllowing to the Bangor, Me. Democrat : For four da vis work in IS50 I could buy a barrel of excellent flour. For an equally good barrel now 1 have to Work eight davs. hearted profession, for it is done among GEORGIA Carroll County. the most ignorant, and negioetfnl, and : ITMILRKAS U'ru. J. Russell applies to me filthy ot our population. What is to be! * * tor letters ot administration on tne ts- done with them ? Are they under our ' ate of f ; obert X- Rus3eil » late of said COUQt * care ami protection, or not i li they are, i , , , . , „ , , - • These are tnerefore to cite and admonish all then they ought *o be under our control | {>er50 . ls couce ri ie d to be and appear at my 0 f- —surely we have laws enough to reach ip :e withi-i ti.e time prescribed by law and the case. W ill the city Fathers, or the j show cause, if any they can, why said letters I Grand Juries, or both take the matter ia i should not b<* grauted . . _ _ .. r Q . . Gi , , Given under mv liaud and official signature, ! £J tue eotute ot o-az.^ru.-bar.imerlin, decea&eJ. hand—we owe it as duty to tne negro, , u , * ‘ .T 0 ’I ! , , - ’ this August Idtb, isos. (aim to ourselves.^ It pestilence comes j Aug. 21-304. J. M. BLALOCK, Ord’ry. imong us, it will find an inviting field, it e estate of Francis D. Bowen, bite of said Go ve almost miraculous I am very anxious for I P r8:,cri Ged by law, and show cause, it any loiruty, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of' my son to again have recourse to your Sarsapa- f u '■> c<in J b ,J . V letters of dismission shouLI not I rilla. He is fearful of getting a spurious arti- | cle. hence his writing to you for it. His ; wounds weie terrible, but I believe Lo will re- ; cover. _ Respectfully, Jkn.n iu Johnson. July !7-2m JAMES 13. MARTIN Adm’r fT-WG .MuNTHd after date application will I ; be m.-tdo to the Court of Ordinary of Heard'county for leave to sell ali the lands bi-iv .giry *0 th? e~t ;‘e of Solomon L. Almond, late of said county, deceased. June 12-2fu. G. W. DRU.d.MOND, Adm’r. be granted on the first Monday in January. 1865. J dy 3-6m. 15. 11. MITCHELL, Ord’y. GEORGIA—Carroll County. \]i[ HEREAS Samuel White applies to mo for letters of guardianship of Florence * V 1 UYo months after date application will be jjj. m !c to the Court of Ordinary of Heard countv for leave aii the lands belonging T?TT T T M. C. SUMMERLTN, H. Q. WILKINSON, Adm’rs de bonis nen, with will annexed. Jalv l0-2ui. DE. JOHN _dl Manufacturer and Vender of theCelebrated SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP! Pope and Wm. If. Pope, minor children of \\ iley Pope, bite of said county, deceased: i hose are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the next of kin and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office v. iiiiin tug time proscribed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature tbi.- July loth, 1868. July 24-G0d. J. M. BLALOCK, Ord’ry. TOR THE CURE OF For one day’s work in 1S59 I could buy ing called to order; speeches were made j ^ ve P ouu, l ? tea. For the same days by Gol. Nelson Tift, L. P. D. Warren } work 1 can bu Y hut two pounds, and Wm. Oliver, on the part of the whites,! , bor and those Champions of Democracy ] ttiirty George H. Coleman, James White and j n William Duucan on the part of the eolor- th.-se negro hovels, and from thence it • GEORGIA--Haralson County. will spread among us all. No; leFthe no- j IT,’ HEREAS A. A. Owens applies to me for ■ gro be made to understand the laws of j ' * lett<rs of adtmnisc ration on the e.G ite 8* 'V.n months after date application will be labor and the laws of s euTy. Freedom of Da via Piaakets, late of said county, de- _s_ .... if- to the Court of Ordinary of Carroll has exhausted itself iu an effort to civil- i AfJi E A\D FEVEU ed. The meeting then went into an elec tion of officers. ceased-: ' 1 county for leave to sell all the real estate be- The^e are therefore to cite and admonish ail ; lunging to the e-taie of J ones Stripling, bile appear at my ! of sabl coitnrr, deceased. ne 26-2m. JL J. BAXTER, Adm’r. id letters CHILLS A\i) FLYER. Wm. Duucan was elected President, and N irdell Neal, Vice President. The speeches on this occasion were well timed aud well received, and the Colored Demrcracy are determined to car ry the County for Seymour and Blair, at the November election. ^ After the election th« meeting adjourn ed to meet again on Saturday night next, at the Court House in this City, when it —at all events, they live, - ' i termed as paupers. For eight pounds of tobacco. For a work now I can buy thr* e pounds. For a day's work in 1859 1 could buy : fifteen pounds of coffee. For a day's * ar Dcm it we believe the negro work now i can buy but five pounds. , soul. .More than tin-, we believe. signature, this 13th Augii-r, 1863 j j A ME8 H. WILLIAMS, Ord’ry | GEORGIA—Coweta County. D AVID L. MOORE having applied to bo appointed guardian of the person and 1 property of James P. Harris, a minor under | fourteen years of age, resilient of this county: ' j This is therefore, to cite arid admonish all " . persons concerned to bo and appear at my The proprietor of this celebrated medicine ! oilier within the time prescribed by law and • justly claims for it a superiority over ali other I show cause, if any they can, why said David ’ remedies ever offered to the public for the mfe, j L. Moore, should not be entrusted with tho. ! certain, syeedt/ m,d permanent cure of Ague and j guardianship of the person and property cf ' | V,0 months after date application will be j Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short I James P. Harris. = made t‘> ihe O.diHary of Carroll county or long standing. He rulers to the entire! Witness my hand and official signature, this B. H. MITCHELL, Ord’y. Now we are not of the faitli of Ariel— ! has a ! as u ' August 21-3 : j.I. 'ry. tor leave to sell the real estate of James A. j Western and Smith-western country to bear July 28th, 1868. | Davis, 1 tte of said county, deceased, consist- I him testimony to the truth of the'assertion, July 31-30d. * | mg of Lot No. 24-3.40 acres of iot No. 268, and | that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if A , F or oue mouth s work in 1859 I could ( they are peculiarly religious in their clothe myself and family for one year.— J notions, and what is most^ wanted ts ■: To do the same now I am obliged to! eoutrol^if tjaem by reasonable -in i w .! work two months and a half. j directed effort, i oey should n->t be al I might thus go through the whole list | lowe ^ to become vagrants and pa ay of articles that a laboring mau aud his I Dor should they be allowed to h wl .. 5 \W0. mouths after date application will be J in ; i- to the Ordinary of Carroll county for leave to sell ihe real estate of Joan P. YGse. 1 ite of said county, deceased. Ja y 3i- 2ai. B. M. EMITS, Adm’r. . — .. cure, il too acres of lot No. 363. sixth district of said ; the directions are strictly followed and carried ! GEORGIA—Coweta County, county. JOHN J. DAVIS, Adm’r. i out. In a great many cases a single dose has '< \T 0T1CE is hereby given to all persons con- June 26—2m. j been sufficient foe a cure, and whole families j | Ni cerned that Joseph R. Meriwether, lato i have been cured by a single bottle, with a per- j of the State of Texas, departed this life iates- j, e ! ,cct restonatiou to the general health. It is, ; tute, and leaving an estate in said county of |''WO MONTHS after date application wiH 1 s j 1 a, tue •.- lie Ordinary of Carroli c oin- i th ■ estate of II. R. Harrison, deceased. u | xj for leave to sell the real estate of Henry ! May 30 2m. -J. P. BREWSTER, Adm’r. f-imi?v Civisnmp The fac’ is rhat we are i wheon like IJotteutots and savages, un-: Summerlin, late «.f said . ounty. deceased. v , .. permitted to enjoy but one half of the { idea l bat such is the way to wor- j rvV 1 A is hoped, thatevery colored Democrat, and j fruits of our labor ; the other half goes to j =bip God. If, however, this way is their : 4,. “ » every friend to constitutional liberty, as j the public treasury. | profession, let them worship so far from ! ' ~ ’ well as the colored friends of tho TTidWil i Ts ir not rimp tor pWO months after date application will be ! Y . iue general 1 made to tiie Coart of 0 -dinar-.- of Coweta • , - P ru . ,1 5‘. ,t ’ !IU<1 . 111 ever >' case more cer j Coweta, .State ot Georgia, and no person has , ., * * , , . " ram to cure, 11 its use is contm county ior .eave ro sell the lands belonfrin^ to 1 .. , ... ., t continued ia smaller ; applied for administration oa the estate of said ^ ^ } doses f.»r a week or two after the disease has j Joseph R. Meriwether, and that in terms of been checked, more especially in difficult and 1 the law administration will be vested in the colored friends of tho Radical; Is it not time lor me and my fellow la- j our habitations as not *to annoy or d.s woNTHS u';er dnt party, will be present to hear the ques tions of the hour discussed. The meet ing was well conducted, and adjourned in good order, aud with the best of feeling any with confidence in the success of the patty.—Albany Ac tea 21 it. borers to look around us. ascertain the cause of this robbery of labor, aud apply the remedy? r|TWO months a.’ter date application made to the Court of Ordin iry or ; county for leave to sell all the land belongir •j to the estate of R. D. Cato, deceased. I of BULL'S VEGETABLE . , , XY HP WO MONTHS after date application will July 10-2m H. II. COOK. Adm’r. will be sufficient. turn our repose ia the still hours or toe . ± b .. m lde t0 the iiraiorable clait of Or.];- ! | night. 1 u iry of Hi»rolson -coaaty for leave to sell ihe j 7 |rWO MONTHS after date application will! We have said this much upon a sub ^ !an 4 belonging to the estate 0! R. A. Brown, : | be made to the Court of Ordinary«of j FAMILY FILLS iate of said c..unty, deceased, for the benefit Heard county for leave to sell the land belong ing to tiie esiate of Frances E. Lane, late of „ .. ... , ♦ sri I county, deceased. and the people will apply the remedy * time has past when the negruia oonsider-1 August 21-2ci. [ August 7-2m. H. B. LANE, Adm’r. I Indeed it is time ; but the cause of this ject that will have to bi considered h :e- ‘'V, bl! C'.un.y, <.ecc. i ?«.^. r.-r - oene, , , ., , , . - . , -it , ot the he:rs an 1 creaitors ot -aid deceased, robbery or labor 13 already ascertained, ! after, though it is iguored now. xuej f VSF"R N PHILPOT A ? m’r DR. JOHN BULL’S Principal Office: \o. -10, Cress Street, LOUISVILLE, KY All of the al ore remedies fur sale by - L>r J T. REESE, Sole Agent. Jaunary 2-5 lj - . Given under my hand and official signature, this 28th dav ot J ill v, 1868. Julv 31-3od. E II. MITCHELL, Ord’y. j r rT Wu inor.tlis after date application will t> 6 Newnan, Ga. r 1 . made to the Ordinary of Coweta county fur leave to seli the land belonging to the es tate of F. S. Hodges, late of said county, de. ceased. P. CARROLL, AdffiL June 19 -2m. ffi 4