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J?IELD AND JfIOUSEHOLO.
Vermin on Neat Cattle — A reader of
the Observer requests us to publish a good
remedy for lice on neat cattle. The most
efficacious that we have ever tested is to
smear those parts of the animal, where the
]iqe are found, with lard oil or winter
strained lump oil. Idee cannot fl urish
where there is a niffieieTit ano tint of oil or
oleaginous material to obstruct their breath
ing. Lice must have a drv a? and a warn!
place, or they will sum leave for more con
genial quarters. They are always found
first behind the animal’s h >rne, around the
ears, on the dewlap and neck, and near the
root of the tail. When they occupy the
upper side of any part of an animal, it is an
excellent practice to fi 1 the hair full of
sharp and dry sand, which will grind the
vermin to death. Lot a few applications of
lard oil w ill effect a thorough extermination
Mercurial ointment is a dangerous nostrum
for this purpose. Some persons like a de
coction of tobacco better than any otfnr
remedy. Others repose till confidence in
the efficacy of the green liquor in which po
tatoes have been boiled. Others affirm that
bv keeping animals well fed and in clean
yards arid stalls, no vermin will ever make
their appearance, which is correct only in
part. We once owned a yoke of fat oxen,
both very fat, one of which was the lousiest
object we ever have seen. And y*t, throe
doses of lard oil extenuated every one.
Petroleum w ill kill both lice and animals,
if applied liberally. Benzole are] spirits of
turpentine are both death to lice, if rubbed
in thoroughly and applied twice or thrice
in a day. —N Y Observer
Fattening '1 ukkeYo.- —1 he sooner we
begin to feed tu’ keys, after the weather be
comes cool, the better. Commence with
light feed, say oats and buck-wheat, in
equal quantities, giving them, morning arid
night, all they want. In a week, drop the
buckwheat and feed them on corn alone.
Dough once a day, made of boiled corn meal,
is recommended by some breeders, but we
are satisued that turkeys need no outside
grinding to make their food do them the
largest possible good. Their gizzards wurk
with tremendous power.
Give them, the third week, all the corn
they want. If fed to them on dry, smooth
sward, it may always lie within reach.
They will never cloy themselves by over
eating ; arid we incline to the.opinion that
it is better to let them pick up the kernels
as they need them, rather than dash <L Wn
a large quantity after a considerable time
of abstinence.
They must always have an abundance of
pure water within easy reach. This will
make a great difference in the value of the
food fed to turkeys ; arid if the day is windy
or cold, they will not go half a dozen rods to
provide themselves with what is so needful
for them, and of much importance to the
feeder.
They should always have a shed, or the
south side of a hoard fence, where they can
make themselves comfortable. Ilurdy as
they are, they dislike all kinds cd exposure,
and will rather sit for a day on the sunny
side of a barn than walk two rods between
buildings where the north wind is whist
ling.
Last, but not lest, if they can he beguiled
i ito roosting under cover, which is a difficult
process, they will fatten faster. Ir takes a
certain amount of food to make the needed
amount of heat; and the less exposed they
are on cold, frosty nights, the better.
How to Have Good Mutton. —The sheep
is a delicate feeder, arid makes one of tfie
most delicious and digestible ot till the
butcher’s meats. Like most animals, ir
improves in flavor by age, and attains its
perfection, in most breeds, at the age of
three years, when it makes, in Daniel Web
iter’s laguage, red-mutton so-called be
cause the gravy, though well done, is red
and of high flavor. In feeding sheep for
the luxurious table, there should be but few
together, which allows them greater variety
of food and more repose. In large flocks
the strong sheep monopolize the best herbs
and grasses, and the weaker ones are poor
and mean meat; besides, there are always
restless sheep where many feed together,
and the others of the flock are ill at ease
whilst any are on foot. Sheep well-grazed
are better than the stall-fed, and have that
“gamey” and juicy flesh so liked bv epi
cures. The best taDie- sheep in the British
isles are the small Welsh breed, which have
the wide range of those mountains.
But the best sheep in the world are often
spoiled by bad butchering, and I propose to
Bhow how this should be done. Many per
sons become disgusted with, and never eat,
mutton, because of what term the “wool
taste.” Now, a sheep well dnssed may be
wrapped in the skin and wool, as well as in
the purest linen, and never have a “wool”
flavor. The-intestines of the sheep are, like
those of all the ruminating animals, very
long and powerful in capillary absorption ;
and, if allowed to remain in the body after
death, infuse the odor and flavor of their
contents into the meat, and thus give that
ill taste. Everything, then, depends upon
rapid dressing, White yet alive, the sheep
should be suspended by the hind legs, well
apart, to tw r o pegs, or hooks, to a cross-tim
ber, so that the body may be easily reached
on all sides without turning it. The butch
er should be prepared, with a sharp knife,
ux, meat-saw, thread, and water ; also w ith
a hlook, or low stool, to stand upon, if neeif
be; for tile sheep, when suspended, is too
long generally to be easily reached in all
parts. The throat shoulcfthen be cut, sev
ering both arteries, and the blood entitely
let out if Profteor Bergh is about, the ani
mal may be knocked on the back of the
head with the pole of the ax, before using
the knife The skin should then be rapidly
taken off. at least from the parts to be cur
in taking out the intestines, and pinned
back, so as freely to allow that operation
This finished, the blood should be well
washed out by casting on tie body clean
water freely. Should the intestines at any
time be broken, let them be tied up at once,
and the soiled parts well cleansed. The
body should’ then hang until it is w< 11
when it is ready flip upp. Mutton (and all
meats} never ought to be salted, if possible,
until it is ready for the cook. Salt absorbs
th° juice, dries and preserves the meat, but
spoils the flavor. Moat should be hung in
a cool, dry place, so that all parts may he
aired. Do not allow uto become fr< zen, it i
should bo used; at onoe. if possible. In
some parts of Mexico, beef will hang in the i
air for weeks in the warmest weather, he- |
cause of the dryness of the climate. The
Indians and hunters dry their meats with '
Blow fires.
AfVr large experience in many parts of
the world, i should say that “fit sh, fish, and j
fowl” should lie eaten as B'>on as possible |
after the animal heat is out Persons in :
cities learn to like “high” and stale meats,
because they get rio other; hut it is a de
praved taste, as men may learn to use to
bacco, which will kill most anim • sand
make a
turist.
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Tl EORGIA Ups ncorntv. —F< ur weeks
\ JT date application will be made to the Court
of ordinary of said county. f<>r leave 10 Btdl the land
b. longinn to the tate of William >)itcfium. 1 iti of said
countv. deceased, lor distribution. May 25th, I>7l.
tnay27 2t JOHN A MIIViIA.M, Adm'r.
/■> nOKO I A—rps >n county. C« urt of Ordinary,
* I March Term, 1571. Whereas I. .1. Stulli'gs.
Executor of Sylvantia Gib-on, d* ceased, a piles tor
Letters of Distni.-sl"n from the administration of the
e-iate of Svlvanu* Gibson, deceased. It is therefore
ordered that, ru e be published in the Th<>ma*t«n
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the first Monday in Julv next that all pers ns con
cerned m iv have notice there sand act accordingly.
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ACCOMMODATIONS AND
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e. .T. MACLELLAIV, Proprietor.
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EX ECUT iVE DE PART M ENT >
Atlanta, May 25th, 1871. f
ORDERED;
That the following named citizens be. and they are
hereby, appointed as a special Board of Visitors to at
tend the examinations preceding the Annual Com
mencement of the UniVersity of Georgia at Athens.
The senior examination is anpo'.rited toco nmence on
Friday, the 16 h Jnns, proximo:
Gen. .J R. Lewis of Fulton, Col. Beverly A. Thorn
ton of M' scoyee Hon .Tr.hn W Underwood of Flnvd.
Hon. W. 8. Erwin of Habersham. Hon. Benj H. Hill
of Clarke Hon. Benj II Bighorn of Troop, Col F W.
Simms of Chatham. ll<>n James L. Seward of Themas,
H«>n Arthur Hood of Rundolph, Hon Ilenry W. Hil
liard of Richmond
Given under my hand and the seal of the Executive
Department, r> the Capitol in Atlanta, ihe d<y and
.year first above written.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
By the Governor:
It. 11. Atkinsoh, Sec’y Exec. Dept.
june3-4t
pOR OVER THIRTY YE \RS DERBY
fl Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer has beenOested in
every vatietv of climate, and by almost every nation
known to Americans.
It is almost the constant companion and estimable
friend of the missionary and the traveler on sea and
and. and no one should ttavei oft ottr lakes or Rivers
without it.
It has been before the public for over thirt.v years,
and probable has a wid> r and better reut.ation than anv
other proprietary medicine of the piesent dnv. At this
period there are but few unacquainted with the merits
of the Pain Killer; but while some extol it is a liniment,
they know but little of its power in easing pain when
taken internally while others use it. iuternally with
great 'Uccess, hut. are equally ignorant of its healing
virtues when applied externally. W'e therefore wish to
say to all that it is equally success'll! whether used in
fernally or externally, and it stands to-<lav unrivalled
bj all the great catalo nes of family nv dicines It is
sulT cient evidence of its virtues as a standard medicine
to know that, it is now used in all parts of the world
and that its .-at -is constantly increasing No civative
agent, lias had such wf le spread sale or given such un
iversal satisfaction. I' is purely vegetable compound,
an l perfectly safe in unskilful bands,
Att,e.i thirty years trial, ft is still reviving the most,
unqiiallifii-d testimonials to ifs viitnes, from persons' of
the highest character nud responsibility. Physicians
of'he first resp ctability, recommend it as a most effect
ual pi eparation for tlie <-x inction of pain If is not
only the best, remedy ever known for Bruises, t’uts.
Burns, Ac., but. for Dysentery or Choidra or any sort of
bowel complaint, it is a remedy unsurpassed f<> effi
c ency and rapi ity of ac ion. In the great cities of
India and other hot climates i has become the Stan
dard Medicine for all such complaints as well as for
Dyspepsia, Liver Gomplanits, and other kin 'red di -
orders For Goughs an.l Odds, Ganker. Asthama and
Rheumatic difficulties, ii has been proved bv the mo t
abundant ad convincing testonaony to be an nlunhle
inedcine Sold by all D.iuggists. april22 3iu,
Mill Gearing,ShaftingPuSleys
f OOIE £ HfiNJ’%TlMOߣ^'
FCRACIRCULAR^E^
sepilU-ly
DR. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT^
The People’s Drug Store!
BARNESVILLE, GA.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
FAMILY MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS,
FANCY & TOILET ARTICLES,
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Field and Garden Seeds. Confectioneries, Pure WINES
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Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded.
inaylS ly WM. A. WRRIHT,
J. M. HOLBROOK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER W
Fur, Wool and Straw Hats,
Ladies and Misses Hats, Etc.,
40 Witcliall Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
H\A INO iuO re*tir r, pi'l from the Eastern
Markets where I purcHascd direct from the Man
ufacturers, a laige and vari. and stock lam pr»'par-*d to
fill all orders at the lowest market prices, guar inteeing
sati faction as t<• quality of Goods >■tvie an l price
To iPu tra'e the tna y advanta es <>f Atlanta as a
market for this else- of Good-, I obligate myself to fill
anv order * n ler ss()n. at the sone rules >ou will be
charge?, in New Y->rk. which will be it Inree saving to
you in theitvm of height. Orders respectfully sobered,
may 18-if J M HOLBROOK.
A PROCLAMATION*
GEORGIA.
BY RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
Governor of said State*
WHEREAS, Official information has been received
at this Depaitment that Bam Smith, Lewis Lynch,
Steven Smith and -toe Trapp persona of color, who
have been confined in 'he common Jail of Bibb county
under charges of a felonious character, have succeeded
in making their escape from said jail by breaking there
from and assaulting the jailor, and are now at large;
and
Whereas, it is further reported that the civil officers
of said county of Bibb hnW Used their utmost ex> rtions
in endeavoring to apprehend tile said escape prisoners,
but, without success;
Now, th ■ before, to the end that they m*y he
brought to ju-diee for the crime with which they and
each of them, st *nd charged, 1. Rntas B. Bullock, Gov
ernor of said State, have thought proper to issue this,
mv Proclamation, hereby offeting a reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS encti for the apprehension and
delivery of the Smith, Lewis Lynch. Steyen
Smith and Joe Trapp to the Sheriff ..f Bibb countv.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the L ate,
at the Capitol in Atlanta, this twent rth dav of May,
in the year of our Lord Fighteen Hundred and
Seventy-one. and of the lndepeild nee of the Uhited
States of America the Ninety^fifih.
KUFOS. B. BULLOCK,
By the Governor:
David G Cottkvg, Secretaiy of State.
DESCRIPTION:
The S'id Sam Smith is of and ,rk br.>w complexion has
no upper front, te'-th. weighs about 160 pounds, and is
about 23 or 30 years of ace.
The said Lewis Lynch is a mulatto, weighs about 130
or 140 pounds, and is about 23 or 25 years of age.
The said Steven Smith is about five feet, tenor eleven
inches high, of a ginger cake color, weighs about ISO to
2nd pounds, Is square built speiks as if lie had a cold,
his under jaw’ seems to be the longest, teeth very white,
,nd about 30 or 35 y< ars of ■ ge.
The said Joe Trapp is of black complexion, weighs
about 130 or 140 pounds, and is about 23 or 25 years
old, inay2?-4t
A PROCLA MAT I ON.
GEORGIA,
13V RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
Gt>veiriior of said State.
WHEREAS, Official iD'fortnatfnn has been received
at this Department that on or abofit the first day of
May last, in the C'unty of Fulton, one John Campbell
(ltd, with ut provocation whatever,-commit the offense
of assault with intent to murder, upon the pers nos F.
M. Smith bv sh< oting at him six times, two ot the shot,
taking effect and inflicting seiious wounds on the body
of said Siuith; and
Whereas. Notwithstanding the efforts of the civil
officers of Frdton to arrest surd G-umbell he has succeed
ed in making his escape, and is now at large; and it
being further reported that he. the said Campbell, is a
very desperate character, and geaentity bidding defi
ance to the officers 6f the law :
Now, therefore, in order to more speedily Secnre his
arrest, 1 have thought prop* r to is:-u>- this, liVy procla
mation, hereby offering a reward of FIVE HUNDRED
LOLL ARS for the apprehension and del? very of the
said Campbell to the Sh* riff of said county ,yf Fulton
in order that be may be brought to trial for the offense
with which he stands charged.
Given under my hand and the Gieai Seal of tlVe State,
at the Capitol in Atlanta, this First day of June,
in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seven
ty-one, and of the Independence of the United States
ol America the Ninety-filth.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK.
By the Governor:
David G. Cutting, Secretary of State.
junelO 4t
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ol exi ense. . 1 : , ts t»rgfgred we will allow large Commis
si -n in 1 ash
We have prepared a rpost beautiful SPECIMEN
BOOK EOll AGENTS, containing ft of the Oil
t'hrouios, 10 M»-« 1 Engravings 0 Wood K gravingsand
50 pagrsof d-scrip ive re ding bei c reb ctions trom
* aeh vh nine, together with blank paper specimens ot
bin in.>, Ac . *<•
Our " peciiru-n B.>ok has cot t us t}uite largely, and we
do not wish osen.l it to persons wlm do notintend to net.
as ag< nb', b t to anyone who will make an effort to
procure subscribers to the Work we will sends the
J*pecum n Book, prepaid, on receipt « f 40 . ents to cover
p stage. Enclose stamp for reply and address
a.mkkic iN Publishixg Cos
feti2ft Smos Kutl nd Vt.
M C BRIDE & CO.,
IMPORTERS Os
Earthenware,
table and
POCKET CUTLERY*
AND MANUFACTURER'S AGENTS FOR
SIL’ER PLATED WARE
Sz G Sz G.
to merchants.-
We will duplicate any NEW YORK assortment of
CRO 'KERY, CUTLERY OR GILASS-WAKE. We
liave assorted Crates of BEST
I(1(IKT0\E AM! (.(.'.USE,
of our (Swm importation, packed td our order, and EX
ACTLY SUITED TO THE WANTS OF COXINTRY
MERCIfrANT'S. containing no high-priced dishes or
tureens, or other hard stock, but fast sneh Goods as
those in eonstant cash demand. We seik Crates'for net
cash for ?S0,0(), and guaiaritee entire satisfaction to
every purchaser. Will send lists on application.
* *
Grantyille, Ga.. April 7,1871.
Messrs. McTJeide A Cos„ Atlanta, Ga :
We Have j-nsfc marked the Crockery, Ac. Wa are
pleased with the bill. Allow Us to cogfatulrite you oil
securing such a GOOD PACKER. Scarcely a piece
broken f Fill the order for Cutlery at lowest prices.
Truly your»i
mayl3 ly OARRETT A ZELLERS.
Dr. Radcliff’s Seven' Seafs,
or, GOLDEN WONDER !
XTT E cbflDpnffP tho wn r M tn fiori a romp*
t V dv superior to r> r . RADCLfFE.* SETKN
SEALS oh GOLDEN WONDER. The exeat cure all
of the age. For Sick Headache, Toothache. Flesh
Wounds, Burns, t'o ics. Pains in the Back, Ac . Ac ,
nothing has ever been found t<> equal it. It never fails
to cure Rheumatism however aggravated the case.
Read whats Dr. J. 0. Hunt says of this sovereign
remedy:
*•1 certify that I have ns ad one small hottle of the
Seven Seals, or; Golden Wondir purchased from Mr
w. Juhrtson the agent. Hnd with only a portion of
it. cured avert severe case of Neuralgia It gives Im
mediate relief in case* of this nature.
J O HI T NT.
Price per hottle W) cents and SI.OO. t all and see
testimonials from »11 ■ ortions of the conn rv at Webb’s
Store. ome and be re ieved of your troubles, lean
cure any < r«e oT llead-iehe in thr.-e minctes
W. A. JOHNSON, Ag’t,
For Upson. Pike Talbot and Monroe counties.
dec24-tf
-MARBLE YARD'
GRIFFIN, GA.
Til SR \Y. f.. inform his
• ttiends and evary bodv else of the fact, that be
sides his con ection with this same business in the
Oily oT Philadelphia,
which affords him many ad> antages, he has opened a
MARBLE BUSINESS
in Griffin, on his own account, and is pr. pared 'ofum
i>h any style ot UoDfftiiental Worfc'ou terms as accom
modating n? possible Peters to many fine
ItvXOISTTXIvX lEUNTTS; tScC 1 .,
which h** has put up in the.seceral Cemeteries of Gridin, •
jreenville. Newn.n. LaGrunge, Forsyth and many
parts of the country adjacenj may 18 ts
f.\!i ,'y! a " k * n ds aeutlv expeuted
at the UtIiALD OFFICt J declb-tf
A PROCLAMaijqjj
GEORGIA.
BY RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
WnSHItAS, 111, th, d«Mm| n , H
j Wizens that the Courts or thi* g t „te lhsM oar rt
I in tb * ‘trough -*nd right enforcement
for the equal orotectioa of the pe r!W , B * “ft
and the civil and p-ditical ri -hts ..f -t * n ' ! f ’ r ■ ■
ami UII 01 °ur ph ; ,
iimrAs, It is the d.-sire of the Execnti
all the aid and assistance p..*dble towar l^ N? "
plishinentof said determination and
WfiEKEAR, at various times and t .|, C ej
three mon’hs, certain evil-.]i.sp o# ,. and an<) J( ( n l! >»|
have assumed masks and -tisgui,,., a)| ‘"
shielded from recognition hare pe^ ’ rbil, ‘ U
against the person and property or r„-, * a nd." D ' r i
this State; and k,lla c ' ita,
Wukkf.xs, the said evil-disposed and U .,
so masked and disguised are unknown ,
law-abiding citft-ns of the counties wh,. r ’. .
outniges have been perpetrated. *‘ J ‘ ? *
Now, tuekefoke, to the end that these a - .
the public peace may he Terrete-l ««t
punishment, through the lawful exercise o °
ty vested in the com Is of this State. I g ufu . v
Governor of tudd State, and (’oir.mander iT
army and navy, and of the militi H ''
issue this my Proclamation, off ring * r , ’ ," r
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the arrest wUh
to convict, of any one person, and . >ne Tho„'. a ' n
for each additional person, being „ftt, e ‘
or band, or clan engaged i n either of
ceedings hereinafler recited, to-wit;
Who on or about the night of the 18th of y .
last, came to the house of a colored man n
-lack K. ster, in the county of Floyd, md at"-,
and maiti eating and otherwise inisusii.g ? V
ter. did then and there take Iron, him *
small value as be had about his cabin • who
nieht visiie-i the house or » colored man nsm'elir
-Johnson, in said county of Floyd, ami -li/,. ' '
there abuse and maltreat the said Johnson F ’
the same night came to the house 0 f » c ..|\ "
named Anderson Poullain, in said county ofn'!"
did then and there take from hi.., his gun, d ', ’
and there commit, an outrage upon the per*. .1
wi'c of the Said Andeison Poulh.in; Wh-.on
mght cattle to the house of a colored nun n , .1
rick, in Said county of Floyd, an ’ di<; hen
take from him his gnu and other articles or Vs W u|
on the flame nfsht came t,. the house m , ul .
named &• he Walker, in said county ..'Kl„„| V 'l
th- fi an-1 th, re compel him to stand out |„ , h '. I
a considerable length of time wi.hout his \
Who on or about the hiffht of the Ist of K et)n 'l
came to the calaboose or fail at Trfofi F.et-.rv -1
county of. hattoog-i, and did fffen and
release a "ulprlt trffifi confinement therein \\\ J
ftbtmf. the r.fg'ht „/.he 4th of February l«flt’ cira ,J
plantation ol Mr. Robert Foafei, in . a i,| Co ,, n ,° T |
Chattooga, and did then and there murder a f J
man named Pqb.are ftfferflm, ‘ Who' on or »\ m I
same time came to t!m pfat.taU„n of ||„ n h>|
Shrop-hire, in said conntv of OhattOojs, andffid ;1
and there tepr do#iS' aftd destroy a school hon* I
tfireaten to a colored fiffrl who was the t achrl
said sOho'ol, a ltd dfd fhefr ami there cruelly beat]
maltfeat a colored man who was charged with h* 1
built the said s, ho,d hons.-; Who -n or about -he I
of the 6th or Mar.-h last carm- to the tause „f ||« f l
Moore, on the plantation of Samuel Ortrr ir.l
county of Murray, an-1 did then an.f ihne I
upon the said Moore and upon ano.her m»n n J
Littleton Klzy. and as the said Moore and the said n
made their escape, fired nearly tWeoty sh-u *t gJ
Mho on or about the night of 1 the 29th oi March 1
came to the house of a coined man named 0m vl
in the county of Walton, on the plantation »>' ,V. 1
Lowe, Fsq , and did then and there ernedy ship I
maltreat a Colftrrd V»v named T-d»e line*, and did 1
cruelly whip and maltreat the sail Gits Mills, »m|
also cruelly whip and rnnll'r- at thv w'ife ~f ihe i.iid J
Mills, and did al.-o visit the house oT a man nann-'l '1
Benfi- ld, on the same jd nit itf-wi. and did then multJ
cruelty whip ami maTtreat a c'.>l'<i'-ed hoy named I
horn Smith ; Wh<> on or about the f,.mth week in V|
last, on Satu dav night between the hours ..f S :,n|
o’clock, chine to the house of a man named 'll
Carlton, on the plantation ot Judge Ruo.v, in tne c ul
ot Cobh, and did then ar and there break down the doJ
sai l house, r.nd presenting- their guns t„ th hre J
the said < arlion. did forre niin by aikrn ‘ a
mit. to be tied, and when so tied, -lid take him. thrl
< arlton, aboil' one hundred and silty yards t<oml
house, and did then and here cruelly'iciii nndnnltl
the said Carft -ri" afid' aUer having released tnr I
< arlton did shoot at him wiih a gun us h-- ran.l
suhsequently set. fir - to and burned the hoiire ."g
--witli all th-- coin, fl,dder and prvisions. clothing. h'B
h<rld and kitchen utensils b-longing to s-,i4 !''■
Carlt' n; Who on or about tlie f- urih wceil in
last, between the hears of 9 and 9 o’ehvk in th'fw
ing caoie to the house of a colo-ed man named
bus Jetei, in the county of Dougiass, and di-lthriiß
there cruelly heat and maltreat a colored b-v in B
employ of the said Jetet arid did also cruelly nivcß
and threaten to whip the wf'eol'the >aid detei. *ndl
also, by fotcC and intimidation, compel him. Jetcß
submit to he tied, and whpti so tied did take h'"> > J
siderable distance away from h’s house and thrrtvß
to muni- r him, and as the said Jeter m "le hbe‘ l *
fi-ed at him with a shot gur, inflicting a -ever* *' w
in the shoulder; Who on or about the nigli' of ill* 1 -*
April last Came to the house ol a colored mm 19
Mftchell Re-d on the plantation of Mr. < Ari*i*
in the county of Jackson, and did then sriDisfipl
Trom his hous- the said l.’eeifand jatft lhd I 4 n
yards away, removed his clothing arid
whipped him for nearly an hour; AVho on o.ttca-B
night of the 1 Stb of April last, in the
did burn down and destroy a school h«>u-e an - A
the tea-her, Mr H. M. Dickson, to leave the coi. 1 *
W’ho st sundry times within the three months Ns I
enme to the house of a Mr. Andrews in th-- fo"'' 1
Walker, and robbed his w ife of the money sn>! n
hies in tr.e house; Who cruelly whipped and ma r(
Mr. Lynn and Mr. Wade in the county of D‘‘de.
who threatened to tarke the lift- of Mr Ktnsnu ■ !
in the said county ot Dade, and tierebv caused’
leave the State; Who in the month of Mate?! last*
to the house of one Andrew Gtary, orTlerrm.
on the plantation of Mr. Kerney in thr- county oK
kee near the line of Pickens, and broke down
of said house and beat one Clayton and as he ?
make his escape try flight fired two pistol shot** 1
and warned the other members of the family I,l '
the ciHiutry within five days; Who on «t * f
night of Friday, the )2th of May, Instant, came •<
house of the sdd Andrew Geary, or Gen in, s' lc ‘
the plantation of Mr. Kerney, and shot
through one of the doors of the said house w l **'
and subsequently broke down the doors. C' 11 '
said Geary, or Gtrrtn. and his faifrtly and bot‘-e J
seek safety by flight through the woods. ttnd
and thete set fire to and burn down the f-■
together with all the clothing and other etb
said Geary or Gerrin and family And the»»®* r
in amount and character' for persons who
fore, or who may hereafter disturb the ne:ice srH
order of the community ny going about in m (
disguised bands or clans in violation of I**-
petrate murderous assaults upon the person
abiding citizens of thds State. And Id"
respectfully* rt-cotnmeg'd to the g**od And !»*
citizens residing in the several counties of'
which have been or maybe visited hv *h f >e
posed and lawless ha a- of menu ine about in
that they the said good and law-abiding c
assemble in public meeting an ' give e.vpr e '-'
disapprobation of all such lawless prices- a
their determination to assist the <iwil 8,1
enforcPmeiff «»f the law, hv presenting to
Juries of their respective counties any » n !■* j
which may come within their know I dse
establish facts whereby the evil-dbi* ose ' 1 H^ ur „
parties may h? brought to trial before
thereby mniiTtailF the refutation of<ur >n <
wherein her citizens are ever ru*dy to
eniVee the law.
Given under mv hand and the Great - ei
at the t'apit dln Atlanta this the ee '' n jf U si
May, in the yfrar of our Lord K*i ' i)e-c e
and Seventy-one, and of the Ind'P 6 .^
United States ol America the Nuuiy . rpC
Kl’rt-S B b 1 L
By the Governor: u...»etsrr
may2l 4t David G. Cottino, Secretsr.