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Newspaper Page Texty*V»-.xr- ^ . W-* *•*• ' •'* e to •Vis'dom, justice and uodebatioE." VOLUME 5. Rome, ga, Thursday morning, june 28, lfide. NEW SERIES—NO. 88. ®l)c Sii-UJccklii So'urur 18 PUBLI8ITBD EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY Bates of Subscription. One year. 18 Og e y Six Months Three Months 2 00 Bates for the Weekly, One year....; $4 00 Six Month 2 00 Three Months.. 1 00 CLUB BATES—GREAT REDUCTION. • To clubs ef five or more the Tri-Weekly 'will bo furnished at Six Dollars a Year or ,Six Months for Three Dollars and fifty cents Ctt To'Clubs of five or more the Weekly Cou rier trill bo tarnished at three Dollars eaoh. ■ if a club consists of ten or more a gratui tous copy will be furnished to the getter up of the club. ■ . % ■ . Clean cotton Rags wahted in exchange for the paper at 3 cents per lb. M. DWINELL, Proprietor. Bates of Advertising. One Square (ten lines or less, Minion,) first insertion, Ono Dollar and Fifty Cents. Rtch subsequent continuance, One Dollar. A libcrol discount to those who advertise ’by the year. Rail Road Guide. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. ROME RAILROAD CHANGE OP SCHEDULE. On and after March 12th, the trains will 'run as follows: Leave Rome at 6 F. M. Arrivo nt Kingston at 7 30 P. M Leave Kingston at 7 A. M. Arrive at Pome, at 6 SO A. M. . The Day Twin on the Rome Railroad will he discontinued on the above date. The Passenger Train wiil connect at Kings ton, Ga., with the Night Train on the West- tent it Atlantic Railroad. The Regular Passenger Trains on the Georgia, Atlanta and West Point, Macon and Western, East Tennessee and Georgia and the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail roads, connect with the‘Night Passenger Trains on the Western and Atlantic Ruil road. Passengers going fcouth will find comfort- bleand commodfo Professional Cards. JAS. P. PERKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COUNTY SOLICITOR. O FFICE City Hall Building, entrance oh Bridge Sircct. Business entrusted to his Bridge Sireet. care will nieot with prompt attention. maydOtf t. w. ALBXASDIR. J. i. wniOBT. ALEXANDER & WRIGHT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ROME, GA W ILL practice in the counties of Floyd, Polk, Chattooga, Whitfield, Gordon, T T folk, Utml o^fe th above Bridge »t. Street, four doors maylOtwtf n. s. pnixTur. , % ., u. ti pouohe. PRINTUP & FOUCfiE, ATTORNEYS., AT LAW, Rome, Ga. PRACTICE generally in Cherokee Georgia -1 and in the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Georgia. septl4’65.1y HOTEL, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA. 1 C. RAWLINS, Fopt, jjAGCXnE takon to and from tbs Depot J> free of ohargo. Aug31„.tf. AND LIVERY HALE STABLE, BY E. G. LOGAN, Broad Street, Romc^Ga., opposite Sloan’s jahll-twly A O. PITNER. J. n. coorsit. n. D. HARVEY. . DOXJ.AP SCOTT. HARVEY & SCOTfT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA. f Office open at all hours. Prompt atten tion given to drawing Deeds and contracts, as well as to all otner branches of their profession. BILLY HILLS, In office with them, gives, his special at* tention lo all Justice Court matters and all small claims under their advice and. assis tance, and is authorised t<o recejvo and Re ceipt for all claims ana other business, in their absence. febl6-tw. J. W. U. UNDERWOOD C. H. SMITH. UNDERWOOD & SMITH, Attorneys at Law. HOME, GA. Office on Broad street, next door to Ex press office. dec5-tw*ly Pitner, Cooper & Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AND GoMnissfth Iderchants, PITNER’S CORNER, BROAD STREET Rome, Ga.. . V/ 0MBKRG & HOUGH, Merchant Tailors, BROAD ST., ROME, GA. from S AVE moved to the star* adjoining Hen ry Smith’s Book Store where they will ovct^tton^ln the line of FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. ALSO— ... FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Pieaso call and examine for yourself. • JSfCattlng done for others to make. A. A. OMBERG, junoTtw E, O. HOUGH. MINUTE OF POINTS, Decided by the Supreme Court at vil!e, (7a., June Term, 1868. jcoNTiNysn.l , ■’, ' •SasssS do, Whitaker, ) Award vs. . V Fulton Weekly 4 Warren. ) Walker, J. Id this case there was enough evi dence to uphold the vordiot, and the verdiotrwaa not contrary to charge of the Court. Judgement affirmed. Hammond and Barnett & Bleekly, for Plaintiff in- error. COTHRANS & ELLIOTT, I SON MERCHANTS, minous proprietors, and their possession regulated by it for twenty or thirty years, is conoiusive upon them after- BROKERS £Np COltMIS^N 1 TTAY.ING resumed business propose lo JLL receive deposits; Buy and sell Ex change, Specie, Bank Notes, Government, Railroad . and other Securities; make col lections,, and remit {promptly; Attend to Shipment ofOotto n Vo New 1 fork or else- tpmi ... where, and make liberal advances on the same. YyiLL Receive and_ Soil, Ship or Store Cotton or other Produce for.the Plan ters. Mr. J. H. Cooper, who hai had long experience in the Cotton trade, will glvo his spootal attention to that branch of the business. 8cpt28..tf aoeMcy National able ond"commodious Stages in wailiijg at Borne to carry them to Blue Mountain, Ala. where tboy mrko sure eml prompt connec tion with the Alabama A Tennessee Diver ltailrond lo Solma, and points South of that C " y ' C. M. PENNINGTON,. m „rl5 Eng. A'Bupt. KIIGSTON ACCOJinODATlON TRAIN. Western & Atlantic Raimsoad. 1 Atlanta, MAv 5,1865. f </*\N and afier Monday, May 7th, King- ston accommodation train will run ai| follows: • t v j Leave Kingston A. Ml Arrive nt Atlanta 10,00 A. W heave Atlanta r* J ‘Arrive at Kingston P. ft Com mutation Tickets, in packagOH of twer ty each, may bo purchased nt a difcotint \ :o per cent, on regular rotes, mnvlO»l2t JOHN Y. FECK, Master Transportation's WESTERN AND ATLANTIC R.R. J heave Atlanta at ? JJJ 4* ‘Arrive nt Chattanooga 7 26 w heave Chattanooga at 6 P Arrive at Atlanta £ JJ J* 1 heave Allan ;a at \ SO ju Arrive at Chattaneoga at 5 36 jM heave Chattanooga at.. ■•••'••J 'J* {* WUUVU VUttHUUUVK» - 'I •Arrivo at Atlanta at ••••• {J * C. WALLACE/ Sept. 14; ’65. Superintended GEORGIA RAILR6Aj6^ Day Fassenger Train'i Leave Atlanta at •• J J Arrive at Augusta at... ® ®, Leave Augusta at J J® .¥ Arrive at Atlanta at 8 3® I M Night Passenger Train, Leave Atlanta, V. ® Arrive at Augusta.....'..'.. £ 2 J Arrive at Atlanta...- ••••••& 3 J E. W COLI Sept. 14,1865. Superintend* ATLANTA AND WEST POINT R. Leavo Atlanta at ® ®’ Arrive at West Point,.., ....11 45m Leave West Point at..,, 12 31m Arrivo at Atlapta., -•*••• 8°J* Superinoi MONTGOM' ▲. R. WRIGIIT. B. jc. BROTLE8 WRIGHT & BROYLES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rome, Ga., Offico on Broad Street, over Dr. J. H. Now lin’s Drug Storo. W ILL practice in tho counties of Floyd, , Polk, Haralson, Paulding, £a83, Gor don, Whitfield, (tatoosa, Walker and Chat* .toognj’also lu. the Supreme and Federal Courts in tlje State; and will attend to the collection of CLAIMS ON THE GOVERN MENT. Oct26..1y. AND .. INSURANCE COMPANY, ' Of St. Louis, Mo. Assets July 1st, 1865-9377,045 GO. B. F. JONES,, E, GA. Resident Agent, ROME, G OFFICE—At the store of Burnett, Jones A Hargrove. jan26-tw tl A, 0. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Summerville, Ga. Will promptly attend to all business entrus ted to bis care. janll-twly J. A. Il.ANOK. I. r. TH’OMPSON. BLANCE & THOMPSON, . ATTOHNE J S AT LAW, CEbARTo'ivN, GA. Will pWotfcoin tho Courts pfrPolk, Flovd, Pauldioj?, and Haralson, ana the Supremo Court or tho State. Particular attention paid to tho collection of all claims of every do- scrlption.[jon20*trily SHEET IRON, COPPER, Ac; , peoial attention paid to Manufacturing Guttering, Stove Pipe; and all kinds of Re* 'pairing done at Bbort notice. Special arrangements have been mode for ering any style of Stove or other articles pot ip stove. All goods will be sold ns cheap as can bo bad.in,this market. . ( , Shop 2d door above^the Briclc Livery Sta ble, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. feb24 J. D WADDELL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CEDARTOWN, POLK CO* GA. A TTENDS the Superior Courts of Floyd, Bartow, Polk, Paulding, Haralson and Corroll. apr2Stwtf Dr, W- D. HOYT, (FORMJp^Y &URGEON,C. 8. A.,) O FFERS’Efs Professional Services to oitixens of Romo and vicinity. OFFICE in the Post Office Building. Messages can also be left at the I Store of Dr. R. Y. Mitchell, Broad Street Post Office corner. june2tw-ly WM. KARELL, M. D„ OFFICE bint at, heave West iulnlB Arrive at Columbus at tcava Mon r t° nlg0 ' nCry “» Arrn-e at West FnfcZ"’ 7! MACON AND WESTERN B. ?D WEST POINT B. * 3, CHOICE HOTEL, 15 p ROME, a A. r y7 t -;;; « y Miotifi- .. ’ . . • H *1 nRvS. GRAY & PIN so T.. nAYPAssExonn t«aik, Lca\o Macon at 17 IV0 Atlanta at..!!!"" /i in pu Alanta at '..‘"'it 55 a u “rrive at Maeon ;.!! JvY 85 r u x. jnoBt Ykfiix, 1 heavo Macon Artlve at Atlanta..!!! Mrs V'jf.i 05 Y ’ v Alinuta.... ’..aaaa.4 06 A JjS? AUanta :.7 00 f Arrive at Macon.....; ,yl.„„. : 8_50 a 8e P‘-14, ’65. iTWALKEB, Superintendent. NASHVILLE and CHATtANOOGA B. R Leave Chi &Wsie=i===J8;! ®ept. 14, ’65. ,.8 30 a H ...9 30 rs W. J. STEVENS, Gun. Superintendent/ LOOiSVILLE AND NASHVILLE B. R. [ N r 0Bl ‘ Vi1 , 10 60 A M 7 45 P M wle I Lo ? 5J, 1 . 11 ® 6 00 v II 5 00 a H mL j fa,hvil, e-. tilt6 30 p « 6 30 * M P •'*, 06 Superintendent. KER, 33, :e\ BA V, , AN » DEALER in ^Confeetionaries j resh Brcud every Gyeninc, TfEPpa ROME, GA., *” ' A ainc, c “ n . 8t »“llyon hand Oyators, Bar ter, Pi« ' ^ dtt CrackcrB, Sweet Wine, But- h»» cmel’edJPt and Candle.’ He hire to 1 Baker, and it la hiide- l bind. 1 Bakery. Cake, of all 1 taade tSor,u.7 ““band. Wedding Oalca. I mare.tw.w' * ub lc Peonage .olicited. DRS. GRAY & PINSON Practicing Physicians, CAVE SPRING, GA. H AVING fovjued a copartnership for tho parpose of practicing their j>rofes gion in its various branches, oiler their ser vices to tbo citizens of Cave Spring and vi cinity. Having hod ten years experience— four of which was in the C. S. Army—they hope to give entire satisfaction. .. Office idme as occupied by Dr. Gray Cave 106 1 Spring, 8ept2d. Southern Express Office, AT McCLUNG’S OLD STORE. TTOURS of receiving freight from 11 A, H M. till 4 P. M. Freight rcceiyed and lent oft the same day ' j. ,t. bobi jrso'if, oot9-tm |Agont. Ala, & Tenn. River R. Road CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 12 Hours to Atlanta and 98 00 saved. 24 Hours to Chattanooga and SIS 00 saved 1860, On and alter Monday, Jane 4tl Trhins on this road will run as folio, Through Passenger Trains will run dally (Shndaye excepted) as follow,: ■. Leavo Selma at - - - 4 p. « AiriYe at Blue Mountain at - - 12 p, Leave Blue Mountain at ■ . - - 4 a, Arrive at Selma at - - r 1- SsuThrough Tickets for sale at tlie Smith iiouco! Kingston,; Passengbr trains Connect at Selma with boate to Montgomery and Mobile, and with the Solma and Meridien Railroad for Vicks they'comiecfwlth ^Icr^Gif^ Jc, Co.’s splendid line of coaches from thence to Rome, GA, and thence by rail to Atlanta, Savannah, fcharloston, Chattanooga and oil w hr A K A h ONLY 91* GO. E, O. BARNEY, Bnp’t and Agcfit M Lcrsee. JUST RECEIVED BY Pitner & Merck, A Large and Excellent Assortment of COOKING STOVES, Parlor Stoves- ALSO— T G. WATTERS k (ft., AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WATTERS & POWERS! AUCTIONEERS, Nu. 53, North lido of Broad street. ROME, GA. TJAVING scoured a commodious flro proo 13 Store Boom they respectfully eoiiet consignments of all kinde c f Morchaudii or Produco to sell, at Auction or otherwise nsrany be desirod. Liberal Advances made oh Goods in Store. THOS, G. WATTERS, T. McGUIUE, W. S. COTHRAN, S. F. POWER8. fcSl-tw-tf. H. ft E. », EASTMAN, GROCERS, AND DEALBBS IN Flour, Meal, Pork, B LAUD, TOBACCO CIGARS, ] MitiONS, toys, outle: . . Confectioneries,Tlnwaro, Woodcniraro Stone ware, Queensnqre, Glassware, eto. etc. NO. 2 VABANDA BLOCK, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA. aprill0.tw.1m [jERY, . No "Civil Rights Bill.” HOME INDUSTRY GENUINE SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY FURNITURE, Of ail Kind, mad, to Order at HARRIS & LANSDELL’S Cheaper and Better than can be bought from Northern and Western markets. UPHOLSTERING of all kindly done to order. ‘ Orders fillq4 promptly* Luinbor or Pro- duoe taken in exchange. , , Wareroom at the old stand ef H. PI Lum] kin, Broad Street. [. P; Lump mayl7tf CORNELIUS WILLIAMS, FASHIONABLE . FASHIONABLE Boot Maker, BROAi) ST., HOME, GA. Three Doors above Burnett, Jones A I ^Genteel Work and Perfoet Fits guaran z junol2 T&U' Lumber. undersigned..are pr nber of the best quo tiw. villi Gardner A Co., New Yovki- |> John f " ‘ Snyder A Co. Loulayillej'K., ; Patterson tCo., Philadelphia. James Maguire, a Co., Boston, Moss., Gardner, Smith a Co., New Orleans, Lo. Garland, Goode, Mobile, A1&. E. B. McGlanahan, Nashville, Tenn. feb8-twtf CHAS, IRWIN & CO. HOUSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL Painters, PAPER HANGERS AND GLAZIERS, . , ROME, GA* I Lluordere left dt the atorcTv.West A Bro.’, 'JA. will be promptly attended to. REFERENCES: , Dr.,J. H, Nowlin, West A Bro., Hob. It..D..Harvey, ,J..P. McDowell, Copt. J. R. Stevens, Cothrans A Elliott. mayl9tw3m WM. RAHEY. A. a. anAYES. RAMEY & GRAVES Livery SALE STABLE deeS-tw-lf " ROME ,QA. * tator flix negroes by name, and $5,000 . «ix ne . in cash, to bo’delivered over to him"on rrlvihg-’-"* “ J *’ Brown do Pope for Defendant. Ua 'fed ) ftngham. Ef- Ganabl, Luupkin, C. J. A boundary acquiesced in by co-ter- his arriving at 21 years of ago.- 'It made his maintenance and educatimaa ohar^e tipoij,the general estate. It disposed Of tho rost of tho estate to other lega tees. And,by ncodeil, \t directed the whole estato to be kept together,, Rhd not divided without the consent of the testator’s wife , Held, tbgtlhe pecun iary legacy was a general one, and did not bear interest during the minority of the grandson; and that owing to the peculiar scheme of the will r the legacy . of the negroes, though specific, did not carry hire during that period. Judge ment Reversed, Stnrncs for Plain(iff )n errpr. •. J. 0. AC. and A. H: Sepheni. ’’ ird8. Judcomont affirmed, Wilson a„8 Lester for Plaintiff in t.Ked h ' Hudspeth Bartow St Lovell for Defend- H eaU aBabASSnSr. I F..» JonxsoN. ] Baker. Luupkin, C. J. A Sheriff who collected Oonfrderate money on a fi fa and put it In a safe, .whqffb >n censequonco of the absence pf ‘‘— ' — ” . kbyj it ueleBS, is amount of such money, but only for its aotual val ue itt the time of aolleotion. Judge ment reversed. Yason & Davis, Strozicr bt Smith for Plaintiff in error, Wright and Warren for Defendant. “> ppnsequenoe ot tne ansi .the owupr tjiq safe wifh the,, k remained until it,became value not liable for the nominal amot Darracott C, ,, ,r JPenninoton & Stapleton From Miller. Harris, J. ) A to a ) Stf Motion rein state uoso 1. At the April term ot 1805, pf Mil ler Superior Court, the situation of the country was such as to furnish an ox- cusp to counsel for not attending the court, eBpeojally. where the absent coun sol were copartners in the praotioe, and one 'of them was in the military ser vice and the other a government depos itory. 2. This ease having been dismissed in the Court below, ou aooount of the non-attendanoe of tho counsel, it ought to have been reinstated on motion at a subsequent term. Judgement reversed Vason and Dayis for Plaintiff in er HUS0N HOUSE KINGSTON, GA. CICERb A. SMtTH, gold it without instruct TJ F.GULAR Dinner House for Slate Road X» Trains, and Supper and Breakfast House for Rome-Traln. BOOKS & STATIONERY. HENRY A. SMITH, Bookseller and Stationer, ROME, GA., H AS on hand, and is constantly rocei'ving large supplies of School and Miscellaneous Standard Books, Letter, (lap and Note Paper, ^ 11V sfates, Pcncfi,, Fen’ Holdo rs, Ink Stands, Blank Books, Diaries, Pus and Memorandum Books, Wall Papering, Bordering, Paper W ln d»W Shades, Photograph Albums, nnd Photograph Cards of all the Southern Generals, Pocket Bibles, 'll From Jfo appearance for defendant. Tyus 'l vs. I Possessory Warrant. Bust ) Dougherty. Lumpkin, C. J. A factor who has advanced monoy Education of the Freedmen. Shall we of the South leave this work entirely in the hands of .Northern sooi-' eties and Northern emissaries? Shall it bo said that foreigners had moro re gard for tho interests of our former slaves than wet Shall it' be said that • ’fcWU&fflU'LWSi >oso than Southerners? Shall it be said hat males and females are more wiling to siorifico tho comforts of home, ana migrate hundreds of miles for the ex press purpose of teaching the yopng freedmen, than persons among, us are Willing to engage in the Bame work? We have before us daily evidence that if we do not educate the blacks in our midst, Northern,societies will, by their zeal, liberality and diligonce, con tinue to cast upon us the opprobrium of neglect and- indifference in this matter. We are not disposed to soo suah a stigma fastened upon the South ern people. Wo are not disposed to behold them, by continued inaction, placing it in the power of the people of the North to assert that we - are not ourselves friendly toward} our proving ourselves friendly toward} our former slaves, notwithstanding our re peated assertions to tbateffcct.o Tw-'..' It is universally admitted that. iu his qowcondition, it is best for the. whites, pest for the blaoks, and best for sooiety nt large, that tho freedmen be instruct ed; and the question at once ai'Ww: Shall wo do this work and reau thw Testaments,. Hymn and sin A Liberal Discount will ho made to Country Merohanls and School Teachers. may25 HENRY A. SMITH. ED. F. SHROPSHIRE, GROCER, 0( )MM;is?ipH ND ifkROHA!NT. Wrt & HARGROVE’S OLD STAND, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. K EEPS constantly on hand a good assort ment of Groeerlee, and family si ment of Groceries, and generally. marl0.tw.6m supplies without fnstruotion from his principal, to a bona fide purchaser, is not subject to possessory warrant, nt the instance of the principal—certainly not, before a tender of his advnnoes’ and expenses. Judgement afin'med. Strozier and Smith for Plaintiff in Wniren,ancl Vason i. j)pvis for De- Wife ] Debt on Guar- i . ,,ys., * > awn's bonds. Caldwell & Otdbrs. ) From Fulton. Luhkin, C. J. The verdiot in this caso wot contra ry do. ovidenoe. Judgement reversqd. Ezzard & Collier, Barnett Sc Bleokiep for Plaintiff in error. Clarke for Defendant’. Bryans 1 Assault _with intent vs. j to Rape—From Butts The State. j Harris, J, The Solicitor General entered on the bill of indictment arraignment and plea of not guilty, but by advortanee, there, in feot, no arraignment or plea. The juty were irapannelled and sworn, 'lip ijidictmeti.t was read to them, and he Solicitor made his open ing address and was about to introduce evidence, when counsel fifor prisoner moved the the court to allow a verdict of not guil ty to bo taken, on the ground that there had beon no arraignment or plea! The court overruled the motion, and permitted tho Solioitor to eqter .a halh -• Held,.that ap there was no benefit, to say nothing of the mattei"M a duty On ouf part, or shall we: permit strangers to com9 in and engage in this labor,. njtpgetlmr , perhaps from meroenary jt>_otives,, Jhtj, .tVo same time more or jess instilling . rnto tbe. minds of thoyoupg freedmen feelings ininiicnl Lo tho whites among whom they aro to live ana Whom they are to, serve? We say.nql, ( Wo want io.seo.tfae people of ^Iqorpnv.taking hold of this work, con tributing their moans to it and ofiering their services for it. We want to see publio meetings called and steps taken to establish schools all over the State, under our own management and super intendence. Tho work will bo done, if we do not do it; but it will be’dono Jn a manner unsatisfactory to us, prejudi cial to tho real interests of tho bluoks and to tho true relations of sooloty at tho South. i . Let us be stirring i n Ibis matter now,' when the-Nortborn agents havo retired topip'pranjjf, from the field, »° that in: the fw,. there will be no occasion for tiifitq tQ, return. If it bg urged that we have not the: means fop carrying on so great a work of schoi For Greensport AND INTERMEDIATE LANDING S THE STEAMER UNDINE, will lsavo her Wharf evsry TUESDAY MtaTr tag, after the arrival of iport and Intermediate the Landings. Capt. F, M. Coulter, commanding. For freight or passage apply onboard, < to H. M. ANDERSON, AgV. m«r?7.tf . Qfilco at Lamkin A Co’s Store. InsnraDce. SOUTHERN MUTUAL, GEORGIA HOME, VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Metropolitan, n. york, CONTINENTAL, N. YORK. HOME INSURANCE CO., New Hitven, Conn. J*. J. UAYADD, nov30 . Agent. Steamer Clara Bell For Greensport AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. are prepared to deliver best quality at any point in the city, in any quantity. Orders prompt ly filled. Contracts will bo made for any quantity a»d| timbd^rom^ly^Uvero^ jdntl-twtf- 1.11*5:^ Will leavo .her wharf every ihfr^ha F.RIDAX , HORNING, after the arrival of the Cars for Greensport and inter mediate landings. For ireight or paasage apply to the Captain on board or to W. A RUSSELL, Agont,. Gffic^at the store of Pitner, Cooper t lop, carry11 _ the general sustenance of schools for tho Southern peoplo, wo reply by ad ding that this is to a great extent truo, but that it need not prevent our sup plying the j teachers and engaging in the wort. For wo happen to know, that if Southrrncrs will not, or cannot, raise the funds for this purpose, means fi;qn) abroad oan be obtained. The main bolnt, ofter.ajl, is lo secure South ern teachers—Southern, men and wo men—who witj follhfaJjy, perform this labor, qpd, secure fdr-us t))5 gratitude, afieotion and faithfulngsftpr tb.q.blaoks, which Wo will,, jn a mcasuro', forfeit by ati ontiro neglect of their educational interests; for the neglect of their edu cational interests, moral and intelleohj. al, involves neglect to an extenj that is, indeed, sufficient to wean from us the good will and esteem ef the colored race. We hope to advert to this sub- jeot again.—Macon Teleipdph. proeequi. Held, that ap there was no issue for,the Jurjr to try. ,t)re jifiaunev was hot in jeopardy! aha jf .was not' too Judge- late to nol pros the indictmoht. ment affirmed. Trippe and Floyd for Plaintiff in er r°r. Hammond, Sol. Gen. for .the State. Freeman j Potition to the Judge al vs. I Chambers. From Ful- Gaskill. J ton. v Harris, J. Defendant in injunction bill, .Was &y t be Sheriff dispossessed of certain prom ises in dispute for failurq tp comply with the terms of tfio injunction, nnd the complainant wpj pqf. in ^possqgsjpri. The complainant bis bill ia open court, without objec tion from the defendant, by petiuuu, accompanied with copies of the proceed ings no longer in oourt, applied ;to the Judge at Chambers; to bo restored , to the possession tbds lost, giving no no tice of the application to his adversary: Held— 1. That all applications at Chambers, should be on reasonable notioe. 2. That without some suit or legal proceeding pending in oourt botweeq the parties, so as to the Judge to look into the matter compltingd of, and redress any wrong which tho de fendant in the bill might have sustain ed by the dismissal ot the bill, no sum mary order tq. £es.tpro the possession ought to be granted. Judgement af firmed. , . Gertrell & Hill, Barnett & Block loy lor Plaintiff in error. , Brown £ Pope for Defendant.’ Jones, Adm J r, J vs l Demurrer from Rioh- . Bowdre. ( mond Harris, J, \. A‘ wifi gave to a guardian of the tea- WoiigN and Lioutninc!—A studious ntteman in Parifi, named Boudin, has self with statisti.es entiemati i tely occupied 1 _. : persons killoq.by lightning; snl.i.hq declares thql ladies should no longer he „a.frai<J, of the electrio Quid, as,-in comparison with, men, they only suffer from it in tho rate of twenty-eight to ono hundred. M. Bouden, assures us. that lightning exhibits % ,marked pro- dileotion for The male sex, apd..where a man and woman are walking togeth-, er the man is invariably the sufferer. It is to bq liobod that Prof. Bouden wil some, (lay give an explanation < iden wifi ^ . nof thj« remarkable phenomena, .and, ife.fei? gallantry will perm.it, . make.. kuiVJ how the partiality, may be corrected. general wn Thomas and the Civil Coart* The Nashvillo Union and American contains the following paragraph : ’i'hree, inch belonging to the 16th teg- ulars who too confined in> the cityqai), charged with the murder of officer Kennally, of the night police, made ap- £ lioation to Gen. Thomas, yesterday, to s taken out of the.custody of the civ-, il authorities and tried .at nhee'bjr a spocial court martial. The application was returned with the following-sig nificant and important endorsement: “Notwithstanding these mon 1 orreqol- diers, they are, nevertheless,,citizens of the inasmuch, as it is not my intention ihterfore in their behalf. ■Q_The.jliqh.mpnd (inquirer makes an exoellebt ppint in lofcronce to the ■Otr.UhXfp ppi opq.tinued. payment ^.of.-.laxps in the. fjouth without Representation In Con-, ress. “The . time has qome,” says , “when the legality.,pi cucli this paper, “when the legality.,pi cucli proceedings might be, an(| oug)it,to.be M tested in the courtB.'h..Tho Constitution, expressly declares that “representation and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may, be included within the U,nion,.nocord- ,ing to their respective numbers.’'

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Rome tri-weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1881, June 28, 1866, Image 1