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I Ijp Him mm IHrnlir. NEWNAN, GEORGIA. Friday Morning. November 6,1858. Dwelling House for Rent! i partii nfiu ?, apply to F. M. DANIEL. Jr v&j y 11 Calf * k .-in?, Pickle*. I*ipg3 f Date*’ami THURMAN k GO'S. keeps constantly on hand a well . of school, classical and miscel- ts, pens, ink, paper, envelopes, on?, slate?, photograph album?, blank and memorandum books, SIG HTEXCHANGE NEW YORK, IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, l'or Hale by. SALOSHIN BROS. Oct ;180S— Gm. Genuine Red Top Grass Seed For Sale by ('c’erfiO--4w. BED WINE & CULPEPPER. GOOD YOKE OF OXEN r sale. ►v. G "(Vi Applv to J. B. WARE. Heard countv. GOLD FOR SALE By Oct-23—4t. Whereas. It i -~ tect of the Uni - - ' Brother Umd? a tia.. and temporary Whereas, ti; * '•’• -* gooi. worthy ■ is about 21 Years old. ar.d bn? family ami husband. On molion. It >* of five Ik* appoint* draft suit vd \* hereupon the fol Information Wanted. Mr?. Sarah Paris, Post office Newnan, G*desires inl’.rmation of her son, Iltbert Paris, win: When last heard from he left T- T. Kl im re’?, near Jackson Tennesseji year ago. lit has rclativ s m Mississippi and Tex as, and nay be in one of those States, if appoint*?; • , , , , t , John Livingston, he has not been murdered, lnlormation vET, quotations below ie retail market. <2 - 'vr*l that a committee •’.i Wvir>hipfu! Master tioaa for the occasion, _r named Brothers were V. B. BERIti. of him will be gladly received. id:- Ma -ker<l, Cheese, Cr ■. nd Spices, :it THURMANkCOT £*' Andrew Domini- k died at his residence in this county, Monday night of this w<> k.— p f . r ., the deceased was a man of marked and pecu liar traits of character, and was the possessor >f much wealth. climes please copy. i "ii mas Hughey, Revs. Samuel Simmons an*I b vy Bninnimr. nod J Ex- J- O'Toole, The • ommittee performed their duty bv oil- ring the Rowing resolutions : R. ?olved. That tbti members of this Lodge n.\ streets. |^7M. P.. lute Wi - .n A Crane r in g?, M ■dieir.es an 1 Surgical ii str r ! orit meats, under National Hotel. Hardware, <kc. J. M. k J. C. ALEXANDER, dealers in Hard ware. Iron. Steel. Bolting Cloths, Ac. Tobacco, Ac* JORDAN. HOWARD i HARALSON, To- 1 b.ieco Commission Merchants, \\ iiiteluillslreet, Atlanta, Ga. C’osmisissioja iTIcrchasits. W. M. A R J. LOW REV, Grocers and Gen- Wholesale BOARDING HOUSE. The undersigned takes this method of in forming the public that she is prepared to accomodate a limited number of Boarders on moderate terms. The subscriber hopes by a strict attention to the neceenties and comforts c * | of her patron*, to merit a liberal proportion f' * | of the public patronage. > 14.00 (f*: 16 00 Coffee.— Scgak.— Prints.—per yard Stef.:..—per pound IttOJt.—per pound ;>alt.—Liverpool per sack Virginia “ “ Chickens.— Eggs.—Per Doz..— j Better.—Per lb Wheat 35 ! 22A 16 j 12* 10 @ 12.} j (ib- 3 00 j Id («} 8 <$ For further particulars apply at my residence iposito the Baptist Church, MRS A. E. McKINLEY. Newnau, Ga., Dec. 7, 1367—tf. 15 @ 25 @. 2 to 20 20 30 $2.00 Local Election Incidents. BUY THE BEST. &JIOVFTI A: UAKVAVS \ Jewjiiff Machine \m\ i\v ) ) J Ono door above National Hotel, \ .Tf A NT A. < i IX ) I ;G IA .4 L. B. BAY IS, Ag't. 'J 7 Marble Works. -We inadvertantly failed, last week, t*» call attention to the advertise ment of Mr. D. N. Judeon, dealer in Ameri can ar;d Italian marble. Give him a trial, if you need anything in his line. To Democratic party of this county bcStviag that Bullock's proclamation sus- ding t..„ .. riot give those who had not raid their Book shall he appropriated to bis memory. , . , , ,, , . Re it further Resolved, 1 bat a copy o; t taxr?, the right to vote, challenged the WM. S. HILLEY, Agent and Com in ission MERCHANT, (^TORE OX THE SOfTH-WEST CORNER OF PtJBLIO Square,) s—keep eon- haud. others Extra Special A'otice, . • , , „ , the members shall wear the usual badge f»»r pertHng the collection ot the poll tax, did thirty , ltV . a!il j that a page on our Record The Eli: and the s.—The elec idly. The Demoi adieu! dispirited. >n in Coweta pas- cv were buoyant of those resolutions be presented to his bereaved fauii- the us a testimony ol our sympathy. Be it further Resolved, That we respectfully request the B urner of Ocala, to publish these resolutions, also. t*> ask the newspaper of New- nan. Georgia, to publish the same. JOHN LIVINGSTON, Ch’n. Rev. S. Simmons, Thos. Hughey. Rev. L Branniog, J- J O’ioole. s, Lobsters and Sal- THURMAN k CO’S. \N. M. REYNOLDS, rjKi r of Public Square and Greenville Str., i Cook Stcvc3 January 11-1 v. :.ui;n in rl nd Tin Ware. Keep it Before the People. Keep it Before the People,—That Tbur- j man A Co., are manufacturing CANDIES for l the Wholesale and Retail trade. Ii u ..;" If you want pun* and unadulterated j candies, made from pure sugar go to THURMAN A CD'S. I Fall and Winter Goods. Kviry thing new and of tlie bv?t unJ -t Si vies of I)rc-s Goods ami ( iothing. J c nt-.*--Bleached and Brown Domes —all widths and Brands. All grades lilaek Cloths—Cassimeres and I’iece oils. A speciality in Dailies and Gents iots ami Shoes, all sizes and styles of : sses and Children's wear. K.very boot and shoe sole, guaranteed contain neither paper or wood. ,Ve offer our Goods to the Purchaser •lusirely lor cash, and hope to merit ur fair representations, a liberal share 1 d patronage. J. W. Bradley. J. M. Mann. Formerly, Drug and Book Store Stand, Greenville Street, New nan, Ga. tj. ♦ — \Tt t.ii.vu io' (.‘tiw.ur.Att Guano.— For Sale by Glass, North \ Co. Fi ne Corn ami Potatoes.—One day this week Mr. R. C. Head, a citizen of this county, brought to our ollice and presented to us the finest lot of potatoes we have seen this season. In fact, wo never saw the same number of as large ones. Among them were some large red yams. They would average four to four and ft half pounds, in weight. The sample of corn given us by Mr. Head was a*s good as man could wish to produce. Mr Head i? a thrifty fanner, and never does j anything by piece-meals. Our thanks are ten ! dered him for the remembrance of us. A Monster Fotatoe.—Mr. John Haynes, of I Coweta, gave us on Tuesday, one potatoe, j I grown by him on the farm of Capt. J. D. Sims, ; | which weighed six and a half pounds.— I I Success to John - . -*• -* • <c-» * ♦ ♦ Si oar (Jane.—Rev. Mr. Budoiibftugh, of the j ! 1st District of this county, lias presented us j i with a stalk of sugar cane, grown by himsvir, ; | which measured nearly, or quite five inches in , ciieumfereiice, and had seven joints. Three , or four had been previously cut off. We have ' . seen the cane grown in Southern Georgia, and it is no better, if as good, as that given us by 1 ! Mr. Bedciibaugh. Our friend is confident that 1 the cane can be profitably w grown in Cowe- ! ta Judging from the specimen in our posses- j sion, we concur in his opinion. Franklin Ct. M. E. Chare A South. voks of all such. This action of Democracy created a stir among the ne groes, anil Sam Smith concluded to be come reporter for Bryant of the ltadical Executive committee, and to do so ad vantageously, took his position on the step.; of the Court House enclosure, South Correrpondeuce cf the St. Louis Republican, of til l building and requested every ne Summary Execution of Four Despera on Alabama stree SSaG, l aps A Furs. J. M IKLBROOK, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Hats, Caps. Furs, Truck-. Valises, Canes, .re., aphis old stand on Whitehall street. Atlanta Machine Works, AND- gro whose vote had been refused by the managers, for non-payment of taxes, to re does. Laramie, Wyoming Terntopy, Oct. Ilk—The j. rt to him and he would see to it that terrible doings of last night and this mom- the election was “set aside.” S mm s tun ing may be of interest to your readers. List night about half-past ten o'clock, the honest neuvre had no effect upon the managers, p ( ,iti n of the citizens of Laramie were aroused JAS. H. FORTER. R. II. Bt'TLER. PORTER & BUT ER, PRQPTHETOUS, , At the old Stand of J. L DUNNING,) ATLANTA, G-J±. Beware of Counterfeits! Smith's Tonic stand Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun- 1 terfeiter brought to grief. S31ITII'» TOXIC STRAP. Tlie genuine article must have Dr. John i Bull’s private Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John i Ball only has the right to manufacture and ! sell the original John Smith’s Tonic Syrup of | Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on | each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived. See my column advertisement, and my show card. I will prosecute any one in fringing on my right. The genuine Smith's Toaic Syrup can only be prepared by inj’self. The public's servant, Louisville, Ky. Dr. JOHN BULL. For sale in Newnau, Ga.. by Du. J. T. REESE, Sole Agent. January 25-3m. by a terrific firing in the direction of the ‘Belle f the West,” a low dance-house on Front ami requested instructions, street. >oon the town was in a terrible state and slid wishing to alarm them, dispatch ed to Bulloc Bullock or some of Ids under-strappers re At this establishment can be manufactured and repaired all kindt of Machinery. We es pecially invite the attention of all interested J TENRY BANKS-V holesale and retail | I dealer in Boots and Shoe-, Leather, I). EALER in all kinds of Provisions, Family Groceries, Shoes and Crockery. Country Prwlacc taken ia Exchange for Goods. He will sell a? cheap as the cheapest. The public are respectfully solicited to end and examine his Stock. Come and see—you may get bargains. [M a y 23*tf. NOTICE. \ LI. persons indebted to mo will please Cx. cotne forward and settle up immediately. Being burned out, necessity compels ine to. call .m you, otherwise I would not ask it ot von. I will soon be ready to serve my old friends and customers again. May 23-tf. P. A. POWERS. e .1-. i .t J in Coweta and adjoining counties, to our Grist j 0 dr Skins, and trnioe r i tilings ct every descrip- - ! of excitement, and it was soon known that the Machinery. Cotton Screw?. Gin?. : non. Whitehall and No. 6 Peachtree street, viplanters were out m fufl force, lney ln.st * » plied to Sam that if the Governor’s , rocla- visited the above named dance-house, where Frt " s - ?ork )Iilk, Sugar MU*, and Boiler?-. * : n V .. 1S llot r( . <1M . ctef ] . hp oleotinn tiu-v found Asa .Moore, who drew bis revolver!' Castings made without extra charge for m.m n \.as no. li.ptctul, Hie election ■ • , , ,... . „, Vlll (terns when u regular line of work. C df Skirts, and Shoe Findings of every descrip tion. W Atlanta. for Pat- •vitiated.” This telegram was would shown the votes of all who had not paid there taxis. Mark you, the telegram did nut and was shot down They then arrested Con Wagor, who has been harboring thieves and , e managers but they still refused 1rot ! rs > dividing the spoils with them.- Iliese two were taken out and immediately ii ting. The next victim was a man they called “Big Ned,’’a noted thief and garoter. He was ta- statc that the action of the managers was ken over and soon bore the others company, dangling in the air. The vigilants then divid ed themselves into squads, and scoured the e about fifty votes were <. town for other victims. LofUnJiisf of them had left town. They fotfWtStwie* * itm. o.ii.-ta I luill gave thpm notice to leave the" town inf so It was circulated among the darkies many hours. ' Th<*v all took the hint with the , TT-VYING sol hat certain Democrats said they would I °i a r ha ^S e,w £ i s ^ c f’ ! A-U Goods of t - ; bteve 1 oting. alias Big .Steve. who deiiea son. we resume Saws re-toothed and guniuied ia the best manner. jgrTERMS CASH.-M98 February 13-ly. a failure to respect Bullock’s pToelama tiuii. \\ e bupj i elected. ENTIRE NEW STICK.. Ci. Sj. & a. 1. JOII\^©\. that pay th taxes of sold out our interest In stoelT -of loods of the late firm of Kirliyanii Jo"hil- ’business in Masonic buildintr,; such as would vote them'to do their worst " This morning be was j 3d door from Sargent's corner, Greenville, St. Q. H, A A. W. FORCE WHOLESALE DEALERS TN BOOTS £ SHOES. WHITE ALB STREET, ATLAXTA - - - O FORMA. Keep on hand the largest and beat selected stock in Atlanta, and will sell to Country merchants at New York prices with freight ad ded. „ Nov. 30,180/—ly. THOMPSON, COLE & CO. TP 1 T TTP T T IA T7! I T7U TA > IIT'IL'U' *71 I L'Unmitjniii! runmiuni!i! VIJ H.L sell from this date at greatly re- duced prices. Come and buy, a good bargain awaits you. Parlor and Bed-Room Sets, A great variety of Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Baby Chairs And Cribs, Missis’ Chairs, Euby Carriages, Mattresses, Window Shades, «!fcc. September i-tf. The 4tli Quarterly meeting, for the above Circuit, will be held at Corinth, November ! 21st and 22d. The change of place is made be- j cause of a misunderstanding in reference to the time. Business of importance wlil be be fore the Conference. arrested, and in"a few moments was dangling i Our stock is to a telegraph pole. For the past three months these fellows have j been a terror to Laramie, seldom a night pas- j sing hut some poo r fellow was robbed of iiis | li Brewster, colored, saw fit to vote I hard earn mgs, until men were afraid to enter the town. The work of last night and to-day, it is supposed, will drive out all these thieves ct upon and insulted by negroes, one of , and desperadoes, and make Laramie a quiet : place. During the first fighting, two railroad men, for Se\ mour A Biair. The Radical blacks ! were wrathy and swore mch men were j no friends ol their race. At lor Seymour & Blair, for ydiich he was set upon and insulted by negro whom told him he had sold his vote for a ENTIRELY NEW, Consisting in a variety of Lidies’ Dress Goods, Hoop and Balmoral Skirts, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, anil n". hz. uoisriinsi F. W. SIMS St Co., PACTOES AND R. D. COLE & BR0„ (Established in 1854,) P REPARED to fill all orders for SASH, BUNDS, DOORS, Ac., at the following rates, subject to the fluctuations of the time?: Price List of R. D. Cole & Bro. PANEL DOORS 3x7. plug id tubaCCO. This enraged Arch, ' names unknown, and a tiddler named Charles j and being mounted attempted to ride over the negro who said it and publicly an nounced that he would not be run out of Cow: i'C' ta Biule Society • been revi vt J, and enters a I fulness, under favorable circumstances. The Emperor Francis Joseph had just sent , , ii iNi-i , , . , to the Pope, as a mark of filial devotedness, a ii they (the blacks} u.d not let him alone. ! magnificent Roman Missal, on which the best town, but would stay in Xewnan a month if they (the blac ihi? society has j They quit Arch Barton, were shot, the latter fatally. Present for Pope Pius lx. an umnanagable case. : , . . . , .. " , , ! al vgutrs pasL_. The egrec is onijunented .with ic v ca.cer Ot u?c i0 v\ :irds night two white men had a , precious stones set in gold. Cigars, Tobacco and snuff, at THURMAN & CD’s. Salos>i New Or an.- 3 il X* O B U1 h M. Saloshix, Newnau, via. it V B* fKft ifc ** ^ O' J J ( X >TTON FACT( )RS —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ^EVxrisr^NKr, ga. inking for tlsc liberal past patronage, we In inform our friends and planters general- that we are now prepared to make liberal advances on Cotton stored here, also on 1 men is consigned to our friends in Augusta, rttinah. New York and Liverpool, rfept. 23-6m. to the: public. l' or ' : small fight, growiug out of the refusal of j tunately it has to its credit, money had before | one of them, a school teacher to deduct worknen of Vienna had been engaged for sever- e cov in g< Braziliax Cotton,—The Savannah Repuhli- can says that Messrs. Roberts and Tillman, NOTIONS GENERALLY, ALSO — Lidics’ Cloaks, Shawls, Piece Goods, Casimeres, Kirsey’s Tweetls, Jeans, Fancy Flannels, Bleaching, Sheeting, Shirting, Osnaburgs, And all DRY GOODS the war, forty-thrtc dollars,paid with the Ame- froui his account, the loss of a half of a j Factors in that city, have sent them a sped- i Hnsaally kept in a Mixed Store. Also, - x- , , , • , , , , , , I men of this beautiful cotton, grown on the' ncan Bible Society, in New lork, and thirty : day, from school by the child ol the other. Ladies, Misses' and Children’s Shoes, SAV. August 2d-tf. W. T. COLE, r> "B 8J T I S T , Office Ne- V, Masonic Building, Tip Stairs, NEWNAN, GA, All kinds of PLATE WORK and PLUGGING done with neatness and WARRANTED. (TSpTeeth extracted without pain bv the use of NARCOTIC SPRAY. [April 20-tf. Two panels, \ \ inch thick, $3,00-— 50 cents per side for moulding. Four panels, 1} inch thick, $3,50—50 cents per side for moulding. H inch thick 20 per cent, added; IJ, 33$ per "cent, added; 2 inches 50 per cent, added to the above rates. BLINDS. i Half stationary slats, or all rolling 70 cents per foot in length per pair—-thus a window 0} feet long, $4,55 per pair. SASH. 8x10 S>ets. per light, primed and glazed 23cts. 10x1211 “ a a u 30 il 10x10131 “ a it u u 86 it 10x18 15“ “ u it n a 41 U 12x1415 “ u .( it u 41 it 12x1010 “ it ti 11 li 46 it 12x1817 “ it a It 50 it 12x20 18 “ it it it it 56 u dollars has been raised in Newnau. Mr. J. E. Dent was elected President. The j other offices are well filled. The society has i ordered $200 worth of books, which will be re- i ceived in a week or two. an 1 deposited at T. ; and k. Ouster, got into a difficulty, in Lliis ! street, and. alter some wranggling, they spur- Xo body hurt. Fight and Fatal Accident. Yesterday a couple of individuals. S. Hanghi J Hollis’. It is the desire and intention if properly encouraged, to furnish every family in Coweta, destitute of a Bible, with one.— More hereafter. r Xo M, e XX ur Prices for floods WE IIAVH'ST RECEIVED A large and w STOCK OF NEW LALL AND WIN Consisting in pai-of: DRV SoriS, pCSS GOODS, of all kinds, l ine Poplins. Pr *fi Merinoes, all wool De laines, Cloak. Si.’k?. k Disokuerly.—On Tuesday night, five men | or youths, on their return from the election, | in passing the house of Wm the corporate limits of the town,* pulled oft some ef his palings, talked improperly to his family and acted otherwise so disorderly that Mr. Moore shot at them twice, however with out hitting either of them, we suppose. The above was gathered from Mr. Moo r c, and, il true, deserves the frowns of all peaceable citi zens. If youngsters will wantonly disturb and insult peaceable people, and in so doing lose their lives, their friends will have the mortifi cation of knowing the guilt rests with the dis orderly. As no harm has resulted in this case, it would be well for the thoughtless to reflect, for fear a worse state of afiairs may follow a iepetition of such conduct. The Largest Stock of White Shirts, j red up courage enough to come to blows, and j the “ way the feathers flew was a caution.— While thus engaged in pommeling each other, ; a vehicle ran over them killing them both in- i stantly. A sail warning, truly, to those who | allow their angry passions to rise so high as to result in personal combat. The above from the Chronicle, and Sentinel is pretty good. “That reminds us’* of a ease Moore just out of cannibalism that occurred in this county a few day? since. A family of several colored person*, after having baked one John A. Cake, a -tuaiiy eat the whole body. When last heard from tile family were doing well, and are like ly to rvjk'at the deed, unless there should be military interference.—Rome Courier. Very good ; but wc have seen a stranger sight than either. In the streets of Newnau, yes terday. we saw a Cow eat a (Cow-e-ta) calf ! plantation of Robert S. Anderson, in Pulaski county. It is of a dark cream color, resem- i Mens’ and Boys Boots and Shoes, l-ling a light shade of nankeen; while in ! length and fineness of staple it is about equal | to Middle Florida sea islands. Mr. Anderson j is experimenting with it this year, but expects j to plant from twenty-five to thirty acres the ! coming season. It grows to a great perfection \ on our uplands and is a good bearer. We are ! informed that the article will probably com-1 mand fifty ceutsiu the market at this time, a | price which should induce others to embark in j its cultivation. Lip Sash 2 cents a light extra. BgT'Alhgnods shipped free of drayage. Newnan, Ga., Sept. 28-tf. _ Panic in Chicago.—There was a panicin the Chicago grain market last Tuesday. Wheat fell off 7 to 7 l-3c. ; corn, 2 12 to 3c. ; oats, 2 1 2 to 3c. ; rye, 0 to 10c. ; and barlev 10 to 11 1-2. A Hint to Planters.—It is said that the eggs of the cotton srorm~are deposited in the cotton stalks. Boasted eggs will not batch. Burn rour cotton stalks this fall or winter, planters, and ?ee if you are not free from this terror next summer. Hits, Clothing, Shirts, &c. iaaI, Pocket & Table Cutlery, Pistols, Pow der, Shot Lead, &C , kc. Also, a fine assortment of Crockery & Woodirare, Sole Leather, Shoe Findings, Saddles, Bridles, TV hips, &e. Also, a splendid assortment of TOBACCO & SNUFF. We will keep on hand a supply of FIRST CLIS GROCERIES, To meet the wants of our customers. Our REDW1NE * FOX, A f rr,A?J r PA cs-:E2o:o.cs-x,<aL, Wholesale and retail Jealcrs in DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS. important Decisions. We clip the above from an exchange, goods are bought exclusively for C'ASII in New and urge upon planters a trial of the eX- kork Market, and we feel assured that we can - c . U. 1 , , sell as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Our periment. It can do no harm, will cost ! but little, if anything, and may result in , DeKalr Superior Court, October > incalculable good to our planting interests. : Term, ISOS—Judge Pope Presiding ! 0ar Poolers may now have it in their motto is Cash Sales and Short Profits! Thankful for past favors and custom, we ; power to destroy, in time, this fearful ; hope in the future t<» merit a liberal share of During this term of the Court Judge ! scourge to our cotton, for if the worm de- Pope made the following important de cisions : Just received by Oct9—tf. JOE WEILL & CO. I. I hat the provision in the Beliei Law, ! experiment by paseed at the la?t session of the Legisla- ; posits its eggs in the cotton stalks, de stroying them will, in a few years, free us entirely from their devastations. Try the all ucans.—Aug. Const. turo, to 111! effect that tbe jury might re- | Dadauwala J Iaha Waluwwe WijayasuD- Shoe: O v > ’ y ry m o .O aAx GaOj What we Thought of Bullock’s Procla- ! ^ uc ® the c ! aim sued on ; U P°\‘ P r 3 00 j °/i dara Seuewiratna Wikkramasioha N a'va luation. I* i" P ,0 I’ er{ y ft me l toe detenu- ratna Chandrasekara Paudite AVasalaiuu- roaay coumiw ot w.e ouiie, uuiu prepanui-.n ant had sustained, was unconstitutional, i diyauselage 3I a( juma Banda has been a P - are being made to ollect om rous taxes k-vi;- - : IKl 0 l a !q ' 01 . r , ^ pointed l>aputj Coroner for Yattinuwara authority of the Constitution of , IiKit Lonfederate Treasury notes j n ! teen hundred and and uuung to c-h patronage, antLcordially invite all to call and examine our Stock. Sepl2o—ti. G. L. & R. A. JOHNSON. [OFFICIAL.] PROCLA n ATIO^. By the Governor. Whereas, It is reported by reliable citizens of many counties of the State, that preparations levied In Store 500 BOXES FRENCH ANi) AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS; 20,000 lbs. WHITE LEAD—all grades; LINSEED OIL. LAUD OIL. TANNERS’ OIL, SPERM and LUBRICATING OILS," PURE NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL; ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. The largest and best stociJ of American and Foreign Perfumeries, SOAPS,-COMBS and BRUSHES,-POMADES, AND FINE TuiEET GO0 Wishing to have uniformity of action, in re gard i hallenging the votes of those who had not paid their taxes, the Club submitted the Balmorals. Elands. I.insey-. Breakrast Shawls, and Treasury were an illegal consideration, and that no : , recovery could be had upon a note eiven quest; ur to a Ctmuiiittee oi iar.\a rs, whose re- - , J t c • for th: lect. to apply the provisions of the pres, nt Constitution, and thereby exclude many uti- ? too numerous to mention. I [vay ,w append : November 2d 18G8. tf.e M-.snayers of Elections : tY-e, th.e undersigned committee, appointed bv the Democratic Club of Coweta county, to investigate the law, in regard to who will be cnilled to vote in the coming election, beg leave to make the following report; The Constitution of the State, among other and examine our large i things, requires that, a person, before he can vote, must pay or “ shall have paid’’ all taxes , which may have been required of him, and which he may have had an opportunity of pay- at currency. HpYoiing man, if you have any regard for zens from the privilege of votin' yourself or relatives, aud do nut wish to be Therefore. I. R fus B. Bullock, Governor and 3. That the provision in the State Con- considered ill-bred and a fool, don’t go along Commander in-Chief of the army and Navy of stitutiou which prohibits th--* Counts from : the road "hooping and yelling like a savage, the State of Georgia, and of the Militia there- onti.rfimamr inrtedletion M f l,nv,nfi f..r - —'U————— - ■ ' ^ by virtue r,f tlie .authority in me vested by May 30-tU Ever brought- to tins market. All departments of our business are now com plete. and the attention of the trading public is especially called to our very large 3tock and mod erate prides. RED WINK & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Strs., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. As we are determined to sell as CHEAP as ay other house in this city L we would ask : lycrs to call on ’ —*k before purchasing anywhere else. Having one of our Firm constantly in the <;tern market, we buy our goods very cheap sell them the same way. *g^“Ca.. on us and buy bargains. JOK WEILL i CO. j?ept 25-tf entertaining jurisdiction ol demands for tlie price or hire of slaves, was no bar to w. a cocn-rxKr. an action on a covenant of warranty of txt ; soundness of a slave sold and paid for be fore the late war, such a case not being within either the iettei or spirit of the provision referred to.—Era. Gen. Forrest on Gen. Kilpatrick. ' -Kilpatrick in a speech during the can-; ing agreeably to law. for the year next pre- vass in New Jersey said: “Forrest had Newnan, Ga. MURDOCH. 3. S. MURDOCH. 77. C. COURTNEY & CO FACTORS —AND— ieoMMissioi MsaeiAsss, NO. 9 BOYCE S WHARF, Charleston, S. C, Advances made by P. F. Ccnxxo X, Co eeetling the election. [Sept. lS tifi—if. DR. C. D. SMITH Buggies and Harness I havejust finished twenty Buggies of the ■; case hardened axles paiuted in claimed aud ] to nailed negroes to lo-nees, set fire to the We do not think the proclamation of the fences, and burned tlie negroes to death. S G ^ ernor th ^»S ht of fnulchise - aud . Forrest noticed the charge and of course R L“ l .f ic . being false denied aad concludes thus: “I think the public will justify me in lielieve it the duty of the managers to require 1 Greenville St. Newnan. t?«i. T j ie challenged voter to swear he has paid his fiixes as above stated. Very ressnectfully, Jack Thomas, Samuel Freeman, Lavexder R. Ray, Ai.van D. Freeman, Committee. it their liberal patron«a?e, and will eon tinue the practice of his Profession. Partic ular attention given to GbststrLcs and the Dis eases of Women aud Children. Motto. “Live ; the Seventieth i70i section of the Code of Geor- , gia, do hereby suspend the collection ot all ; poll taxes until the next r.-gular ses»tf>n of the : *y ! General Assembly of this State, and of this s?is- . pension the Comptroller General will forthwith ; give notice to the Tax Collectors of the several i counties. i Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State at the Capitol, in the city of Allan- ; ta. this twentieth day of Oct .-ber. in tbe year . of our Lord, eighteen hundred and sixty- eight, and of the Independence of the United Suites of America the ninety third. Ik fus B. BC'Leccs, Governor. By tbe Governor: David G. <A>t?ing. Secretary of St-«te. ATLAXTA DRUG STORE, TTNISSR. NATIONAL HOTEL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, denouncing, as I now do, General Judson and let live.” May be found at his Drag Store : in the day. -and at his re;i Jen--e near the depot j at night. [February 29-u. of Gents’ Hats : MLL A CO Kilpatrick as a blackguard, a liar, a ! scoundrel, and poltroon. If he is the he- i roic figure he would have the Northern people belifcte him, my f^end. General Basil W. Duke, at Louisville, Kentucky,. is authorized to recieve on my behalf any j 1 communication he may choose to make, j i CO. j Rcspectfulv, N. B. Fokrest. i WILSON «t CRANE, WiSt ESMI MB BETA It BKHSTS. f. (SUCCESSORS TO JOS. A. DAYI3,) IIOISK ESTABLISHED IX 1854. erm s Strictly Cash K EEP constantly on hand a complete assortment of the Pwrest and Best Medicines Impor ted and Domestic. Also, SURGICAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, Trusses, Abdominal In conformity with the above proclamation 1 Supporters, Labels, Glassware, Window Gla9s,Putty, Faints. Oils, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Patent by his Excellency the Governor of the State of • Medicines, Fluid and Jwdid Medicinal Extracts, Tinctures, Syrups, Ointments, and a complete Comptroller General’sOmct, Atlanta, Ga^ Oct. 27, 1858. e To the Tlx Collectors of the Slate of Georgia : 100 Pieces of Prints, Just received by Oct3—tf- JOE WEILL & CO. If You Want Cheap Goods, Cali on Octfi—tf. JOE WEILL £ CO. Respectfully. Madisox EL.la. Comptroller General. All papers in the State will copy six times and Send bills to the Executive OSiee, with co pies of papers containing this proclamation I Cct23-6t. N. B.—Persons ordering by mail will have the same concessions made in Prices, and receive : the same kin 1 of Goods as though personally present. gg^Lther il discounts made to Merchants, Jobbers and Phvsician3. J. S. WILSON, II. D. W.* H. CRANE, Chemist, 12 years with Haviland, Risley & Co., late Haviland, Chichester & Co, i May 30-tf. N Augusta, Ga-