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WSOKESDAt JCN*24TIM<»i GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS tftET INQ. Notioa U hereby given that time will be u "Onn Dgioowtic Mas* Mm- I»•” at Atlanta, on the 22nd day of iJnx. m.The most distinfuishad or ator* Don all par* of the Union will be invited, liberal arrangement* will be aMde with the Railroad Companies, and m det»ofl«tr*tioo will then be made that will apeak in thunder tones the deter mined purpose of Georgia to shake off all Radical domination, and to array herself on the side of Democracy and the Constitution. farther particulars will be pabUtbed shortly. J. F. ALEXANDER. Ch’n Dem. Ki. Com. Fulton Cos. LIBERAL PROFFER TO THE DEL EGATES TO Til® NEW TORE ffVbavs been requested to snnonnee that arrangements bars bean mads by which Delegates to tbs National Demo cratis Convention to be hold in Now York, 4th prosimo, can obtain tickets at any tints from Jans 20th to Jsly Ist inclusive, on application to J. H. Por tsr, General Ticket Agent at Atlanta, fer jsl7 25 to go to New York and re turn any time prior to July 20tb, over thw following routes: Via Louisville, thsnos via Mai! Boats, Cincinnati, Co lumbus, Pittsburg, and Philadelphia, or via Indianapolis, Columbus, Pittsburg, and Philadelphia, or via Indianapolis, Greatline, Pittsburg and Philadelphia. This does not apply to alternates, ex cept such as go la tbs place of regular delegates. Alternates, visitors, and others, ©an obtain tioksto over these routes to New York and return at $37, as heretofore published. Nones —The ladies and gentlemen who are member* of the 11 emorial As sociation, and *ll who feel an interest therein, are particularly requested to snee.t at the Methodist Episcopal Church ’Thursday, P. M„ June 25, at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Isaac Wtwsiir, President. Mrs. J. E. Dakosu, Secretary, *«- Choice TRAVELING DRESS 'GOODS, at 15 cent* par yard, at St GCIIEUERMAN’E. Tifß Fioxt Cowax svAXi*.—Mr. Tobe joh neon has shown «s the firrt bloom of the season, grown on a small patoh in iowh. fobs intends to make the irst hale io this vicinity, and &a*U do it if he has w set *p nights and water the plan*. -V --MTRIBBON® '.—all colors, shades, Widths and quality, at 3t SCHBUERMAN’S. ■SB-Although Mr. Gakes has retired from ths "White Mon’s Barber Shop," •till Frank Eialgo, the live Mexioan, clever fellow and skillful Berber, ear rise oa the business in prompt and sat isfactory style. Continued patronage is respectfully asked fur ; and Messrs. Bridges 4 Edalgo promise entire satis* faction. . , NTAt Whan NEW YORK COST 1 --Beautiful WHITE and BLACK Pros wan LACE POINTS ; also SI L K 6AQUES, at *t SOIIBUEBMAN‘B. CukttKOSMiMT.—The exercises at the College are eliciting many remarks of approbation. The visitors are qniie numerous. Last night there was aa Exhibition by the male students, and to-night the young ladies’ Literary So cieties will entertain the public with a eery attractive programme. We congratulate the young people wbe are soon to have vacation, as wall, *w the faculty who, no doubt, need rect and recreation. MT WHITE GOODS of every de scription at - v-r at - • SOREPTOMAN’S. ioMisßoxo’ iliac School.—The ex amination of this School is going on this week, and is attracting considerable at* teation in the adjoining odufltikt. *@u Latest style GLASS DRESS BUTTONS, at 3t SCHEUERMAN’S. •ffirif the Ladies will look at what Mrs. Mollis Hightower bee to say in another column, they will don their best toilet and report promptly at her head quarters. MT Just received 1 - SILK FRIN GES—aII colon and widths, at 3t SO HEU ERM AN’S. HOUSE FOR SALE A good comfortable Cottage, with Four Rooms—Fire Plaea la each room —conveniently located. Good Out* houses. For Sale cheap. Apply at Bta» Office. junel7tf. MT The Emperor of Russia has ie eaed a ukate setting tree all persons of Russian birth now exiled in B<ber a, and ail natives of Russian Poland who are sentenced to leu than twenty years’ ex. pt. COMMUNICATED. Bentons Sr*n;—The ladis of the Grifia Memorial AssoeUtioa, desire, through the ©damns of jour paper. * return thank* to Oeptaia A J. White, President es the M. 4 W. R. R„ for the very material and substantial aid be has reeentiy rendered them la transpor ting two ear loads lumber over the Road Dee of any expense; a* well a* rawing the money ia the ef*y of Macon, by pri vet. subscription, ta pay for the same. Thee# acts of kindness will long be Ms numbered by ni, and serve os as aa oasis in the recollections of the past, whan brooding ovsr the casualties and calamities of the late war. M*ay of us have fathers, brothers and acne, Who found early graves ia oonsequenco of our la* troubles. W* revere and cherish their memory—we cannot re. frain from manifesting this last token of our esteem and respect for their remain*; and while we are satisfied we can do them no good, yet are must be permitted * drop a tear of sympathy and condole with those of their friend* who are left behind. It is all we can do, V Permit ns to say that this is not the first time Capt Whit* has generously and gratuitously aided u*. In every inetance ia wbiah we have called upon him, he ha* ihowa by hi* acta that his heart and band Is with ns. May tho Macon and Western Road always be blest-■?, with a man so liberal and gen erous to preside over and look after her intereats. M. E. BREWER, Ch. Ex. Com., Memorial Aseoriotion. Qritfin, Gs., Jens 22, 1808. Growth of Q-torgia Cities — Zla* eonto Lead them Alt. —The Chron icle and Sentinel regrets that Au- Sißta has made no progress since e war, while Macon, Savannah, and Atlanta have improved “in so remarkable a degree." It says combinations are forming to cut off the resources which have sus tained that city, by turning trade into other channels. “Within a few days it continues, “Sa vannah has made a grab at our Alabama trade by a consolidation of the Muscogee with the South- Western road, the latter being al ready under the absolute control of die great Central monopoly.— We hear that, not content with se curing the control of this link in the chain which leads from Savan nah to Montgomery, already a large amount of the stock of the Montgomery and West Point rail road has passed into the Central and Savannah interests, and we may reasonably expect that by the time the mil trade opens, the lat ter eity will have such an ascend ancy in the management of that road as to be able to establish a fatally discriminating tariff of freights and hares against Augus ta. Nor is this all. By the most astonishing energy and forethought Savannah is pushing her great line from Griffin to Decatur, Ala bama. By the completion of this line a large amount of the trade of the Tennessee and Mississippi Valleys, which now seek a market here over the Western and Atlan tic and the Georgia road, wilt be out off and taken over this cheap and shorter route to Savannah.’’ The Chronicle makes a mistake in placing Sfcvannah and Atlanta at the head of these combinations. The city of Macon is at the bot tom and head of them all. By merging our system of railroads with the Muscogee and the Mont gomery and West Point roads, we at once turn the cotton of Middle Alabama through Macon. Sup plies from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New England most come here for that section by way es Savannah, the Central and the Bmnawiek roads. A daily lino of splendid steamers will soon be run ning between Now York and Sa vannah with through rates knock ing all competition out of the ring most completely. Maoon is to be the grand distributing point, and the imperial city of Georgia.— Joitf. k Mea. Untvertal Charity —To do good onto all mea is a Christian maxim, but in the same sentence there is a speciality in fator of “those of the household erf faith.” Therefore, admitting the philanthropy of tlje Nasarene and his followers to the standard, Masonry comes in for full honors, in that she inculcates a love equally as universal. In exelcfding some men from the ma sonic fold, she does not shut them oat of masonic love. MT A little boy fa New Bedford, jo giving an account to hi* brother of ibe Garden of Eden, veld: “the Lord node a gardener and put him In the garden to take can of It, end to see that nobo dy hurt anything or petted any hilts on Bo I For m* York. —The de sire to be present at the great Na tional Convention to be held in New York on the 4th of July next, ia daily increasing. There being many routes laid down by Which Southerners may reach the great metropolis, it ia natural for them to seek the best, safest, and most expeditious route by which to get there and return. It affords us pleasure to recommend to those disposed to avail themselves of a cheap and pleasant trip the Louis ville and Nashville route. It is safe, expeditious, and has less changes of ears then any other route. It possesses the unrivalled advantage of passing over a region of country the scenery of which ia unsurpassed in America, and runs two trains from Atlanta and three from Louisville to New York dai ly. Fare for the round trip is on ly thirty-seven dollars. Di/franehitement. —ln Tennes nessee, more than a hundred thou sand white men are disfranchised, »' and the Stats is governed by a minority composed of seventy thousand blacks and twenty thou* sand whites. In Louisiana about thirty thousand whites were dis franchised by Gen. Sheridan, and the State was carried at the recent election by a minority composed of a few thousand whites, and more than fifty thousand blacks. KAVtOITS Oil. Os Un-C«m Rhaamattaa snd Kaumlg 1 *, Married, On Mm svsala* of Mm 11th Instant, by Esv. A. T. Spalding, at hi* retMaara, st Mnntroaa, Alaba »*,Mr ALBERT mix, Jr., to Ulm MITTLK RUCKER. Ho card*. Georgia— Pi*. Oatrgrv. —All ptiwo*. bavins da naada acalnut Dr. W. B. Bikar, lata of aald county and canawl, arc hereby noiMwt and reunited to preaaot theta properly attmte.l, to the aader elsued, within the time prewrlbml by law ; and all pvrtont Indebted to aald dee-aied are hereby i*. qu<t*d to wake Immediate parment to the under rtpntd J 11. BAKKR, Adntlaietrator. Juae IT. IMS-tOd-Fr. fe, *8 Boots audThoes. WE HAVE OPENED A NEW Wholesale Shoe —AM®— Leather Store, DeoAtur St., ATLANTA GEORGIA, NEXT door to Moore A Worth, where we pao- POM to do a Jobbing Buaiaut ia Boots and Shoes, and Whole,ale and Retail In LEATHER, CALF SKINS and SHOE FINDINGS. We have com tueoeed hoelore* on the eh.-ap plan, and do not in tend to he undenald by the Johhera of Now York, or anywhere eUo. We get all nor Boots and Ska** Direct from Manufacturers, and ean Mil lower than tboeo who boy from Job hero, at they pay a profit ovor Vanu'aeturare’ pri ce*. We foci confident we can toll all who e II up on on. One of onr firm hat bean In thaehoe Bn.l o*m In Atlanta for twenty yuan. 00“ Ho nan. section with any other House, gar Look for the HOLE LEATHER SION. F. M. EDULEM.AN, 0. I. BROWN. Jon* IS, ISSS-la OIL CLOTHS —AND— MATTINGS! IN ADDITION te CARPETS es every grads, wa her* a large *teek of <©33L, —AND— MATTINGS, fer Serna* aa*. WINDOW SHADES, afl id tea and colon; CORNICES, BANDS, LOOPS, TAS SELS, A*., dus., DAMASK -" * Al 1 ?-'-. Lace OurtaiHA, OTW* eHall be happy to rtcslr* orders from onr Orifla friend*. Price Xslst IA. SENT ON APPLICATION. S. S. Kendrick, Dealer In Carpets, OR Cletht, and Hom Fur . .. GaoJ, > **“*•**» 01, Atlanta, Os Jon* is* io9&~8m Bread ft Cake * BAKERY, ■f J. M. SPARKS, 1 Hill Btr*et Griffin, Ga. TWILL SUPPLY the el tl tent of Griffin with FRESH BREAD every morning early, nt It Leaver to t.a dollar. Broad TloheU eon bo bought at ay saunter at thle rate, and will be redeemed on FRENCH BAKER, ate will fnrnlak all kinds of rati E^loNUtlCl’‘nUT^’al)'! eredft «n4tr mr m*? i, lwe-fta 1 2,000 Bushels Wheat Waited!! ipOE wtoAlwfil par tee HIGHEST hUR r KXT PRICE, delivered St thy Men W. H. PowelL ffiriOa. may 10. ltte-Im HCE. TETXaraaow fnratohiug ICE to dealer*** low ao YY It eon U ptarebaaed la any market ta thl* •ration, the* atvfaag them all nnuoerooniy freight >. o havo sow na hand a largo (apply, sad nr amageaeau for permanent anapHea era es the aa»t totlafeotory nature and wST rtable na to rail at vtryrwaooabl* price*. i*M T MITCHELL* RAGAN. Geo. W. Williams, House, Sip & Decorative J*ainter. T AM PREPARED TO IMITATE EVERT WHITE. KALCUONISG DONE TO ORDER I will c*utract stir te work—PLAIN or ORNA MENTAL, Ltiri and FINISH CP, with nosV neat and dltpeloh. \ 'I bt experience that I have had In ten State*, with the moetywHeAed trarMaeit of the prufoeai-a. hat enabled me to Introduce* NEW and JIFFKRKNT STYLE of IMITATION’WORK from any don* In thta Bt-do. All I aak Uto wllaadexatnlne my work And rift ine g trial. mr Orders may b* left at the store of THOM AS WILLIAMS, E»q no Brotewsy, near the Market lluura Bum of reterene. * riven In OrliTn and Atlantn. Urlffln GA, May SOth, ISSS-SM L W. Gatther, Cotton & Tobacco FACTOR, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MRRCHANT, No. eo WEST LOMBARD STREET, IWOne door wool of Exchange Tiaoe mt Baltimore, MriL, Refer to Bonks of Baltimore City. THE uuderetgned repruentla* t£* ahova honra, to prepared to make liberal advancoa eh ooaalpmi.nl* of COTTON, WHEAT, and i.EN -140, PRODUCK <!tIAB. A. SIND ALL VOffica at preeent In Conotiae uoom of Retd, Ceorga A Pattereon, corner HIU and Solomon St*., Crifhn, Georgia. r G. A. & H. G. Cuniiingham, . MAMRSIH Staple Dry Deeds , i AND r GROCERIES ! ORZFFXir, OA. OUR STiICK IS FULLY UP t« thn rrqnlra m.nt* oi in* Trade, and la .fibred oh la Ik varable term, aa at nay establishment U the City. Our supply es BACON, CORN, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, and FANCY GROCERIES! is large sod well selected, to whioh ws iuvit* the attention of the publio. May 16—3 m Economy & iUme Industry SAVE YOUB BAGS! THE CHICKaSABCXJUE MANUFACUaiND COMPANY ARB now prepared to purehara <t* >d. Clea* Cotton *< and Linen Base. In any qnan Ity. and topay fer them the HIGHEST MAULET PRI I X IN CASH. They have »wblteh*d a depot at s*. 61. North Water Street, for the ravlept and along* of BAMS and PAPER STOCK of all aorta, nadir the Immediate ehargo of Capt Them** K Uaaa, who It authorised ta pay a liberal price fer all (lock required hy th* •'ompenr’t Mill*, and brooxht to him In aml table condition. Ragt may bn either while, colored or mixed but thev m««t be free of wo -]en«, eiean and w. 11 handled. Dealer, ta PA PER STOCK In th* olty end interior, will Bad It to their advening* to eomuinnleate with mbtfure dtoparimf *f their eloek eltewho'e. Newspaper* will advance their own ioterwt* by lending thctrlnSnenra to aeon re that* vine and oof. loetioa »f all the rage to be found ta tbnfr reapee- Mv* Inaalitlee .W* will credit them In exohann fer paper atjltawtd ratsa for *U the aaerckaatsbti n '?ta,.ran't hy the rivera and Great Northern Rail road, rhould be addressed to the Cempany at Mo bile, Alabama. All shipment, by the Mobile * Ohio Railroad ebould be dlreeted to Heaver Mead ow Station, the location of thn Company’s Work*. undersigned, by porwa or by latter, at the office of the Advert leer and ReglaWr. W. Q. CLA RK, fun* S, 1866-1 in Mobile. Ala. We are Ready! TITS AES SOW PREPARED WITH A FULL VY line of new SPII k SUM EIUIIRY. AM® A TAKIBTT Os Fancy Goods! aoeh aa ussalty kepi by no, to aeoommodot* oar oustomon. oid snd new. W* are dotarmlnod that our S TOCK and PRICES shall compare favorably with any In tb* Slate. W* are supplying smallar dealer, on betoer term*, they My, than they ean bo supplied euowhora Th* blast stylo* Pattern Bonnets ! JUST RECEIVED. 800 more scats S to ante* this week; and still onr Older* oat »jk: Everything NOW very Low fer Os*k April 1«, IMS ts Brake Corner,^naftvOei. POSTERS, Handbills, Cants, sad «v- Sftcrt KT.T. Ato Dftßß CARDS Paul Jones, Jr., WHOLESALE BBILEI —IN— FOR B Z <3- TXT —AND— /'• Domestic Liquors, NO. 5, H Peachtree Street© ATLANTA, GEORGIA Great Inducements Offered THE! TRADE. wsy 27, 1868 Am Farm For Sale! Wi havo in eh»rg* fer aalo, an excellent Plsn- U ion of SMi ncrea, altu .ted In bvaldlng t'ona ty, about cloven mi:., fn m Grlfltn—loo acre, boat Creek Bottom. Will be sold «t a gnat banmts.— For particulars address or call on LOGAN 4 FITCH, April Hth,ltefc Roil Estate Ago** Dennison •' ' j; Condition Powders —FOB— Horses andOattlel Tor sals bj CHARLIB LOGAN, At tbs Express Office, fitnf-oh 14, lP«8-3m To Printers. rfNHE snbsorlhsri nianufavture Typ* Revo ving i Detthle and . a !A*l.> Cyhndsr Prlntlmr Ma chines ; IW.I mkl P alien Power Press, fttr Nows- P"P»r. Book, -I'.h md ard Printing They would oau attobtiva us Publishers of Newtpaperetotholr Nov Railway Newspaper Press, which Uaspetdslly and sinned to supply Nsw.pap.-r* of moderate elrrnlnilon with a plain bat rarvtooa bla PRINTING MACHINE, bed onn capable of doing, also, JOB WORK of every description. It ’ can be run easily by one man st a speed ul *OO lm pnestens per buur, end by steam will Mr* 1,000 or 1,800 per hoar, without not,* or jar. The prrea oe euple.aepaec of hWxlo f*.-t, and ean he worked In a room T frat high. Weight, boxed, S.OOO lbe.— Thntr Single Larg* Cyllndar laid Printing Machine, nr Gauntry Press, to also a eosvnknt tad durable Printing Machine, rapabla us dolrgtbe aatlre work id aa oat-town office It la designtd to ran by hand at a speed of 800 per hour Kate machine & warranted, andwlll nit fall to give entire aat)afae tioa. {• Latter Prera, Uthograpble 7 or CopperVlat* Printing, Book-Rlndlag, Kiectroiyplng and Stereo typing, nnd furnish entSt, complete fereaeh. We would call attontlou to our Beotlonul dure# type Blacks, Mechaniaa! Qnnlu. Patent L ned Onl leya. New Compoeitors' htnnda. Cabinet* of now do * *2‘ standing Galleys, p..t*at Pock *t Bodkins, Printer,• Knives, Ac. Blnnketlog *• and Typ* of our own Importati- a and mad* expraaaly •'oft*, cnouln ag out, and dascription, of many aaw Maahiaea, not baiar* ahnwn la thalr book, with directions for putting up .working,Ac. and oth ernraiul Information, to Just completed, nnd ran be had an application R HOE * Cos., „ _ „ . „ . Toifc and Boaton. Mass. uf Nawspapara are at llbatty to Inraft this adverd emsnt, displayed M ahova, 6 Umea in thalr Wsekly Pspar, with this aeto, but not without, any Urns previous to January. 1808, hut not Inter, presided thev purehaM typo or ma teriel of our manufacture fur lour Hulas th* anto'-ul of thalr bill, which wll< be allowed in rattlameat of nut*,on receipt of (copy of their paper containing the advertisement. * June S, ltewM Master Bason. THE undersigned ofiere hto srrvloM to tha ptth lie for tb* execution of ail mnsaer of Masonry Work. BVWIU draft daetgna, make oontreeto, Aa, G. B. ROOKS. Otiffi^Sa . April lt,lß<g-ly White Man's Barber Shop! If AS now tbs very b*»t Barbers, and are prepared to aaaaoimodata tbs publio on tbs «bar test notion and in the neatest manner, Cherry k Bro ~ Oldest Groeery PROVISION HOUSE IN Griffin, Wholesale and Retail deal ers in Family and Farmers' Supplies, Fruit and Country Produce, west side of Hill Street, at old etand. MTGoods of best quality at ©heap prices, IffifoFresh supplies of choice TOBAC CO and CIGARS received weekly, feb. 6, 1868-ly To Rent. 11l WILL RENT the late residence of Magor V. Smith, da eaaad. eligibly located la Griffin, Ga. Th# House to comparatively new, and has five tnen moffiona rooms, with good out building*, sod I* conveniently located to tha Bwdiess part of rim City! Connroted with the plaes is amoct IXCBLLEWT Td AdmlntNdrtetorß amd Guifv dlanaof Pike County. Vjron are hereh* reqnwted to com* tararap* st ol |w K. ate. ' ***««»• urs * MIBCEIaLAN EOXTS. Mi 11 11 gk YJP Ia 1 Are now offering a Splendid, Wei! Selected Stock of SPRING VtllnVOl Mm If fifth and SUMMER DRESS GOODS, consisting of Mozambique*, 111 MU fill ftljr r\ 1181 Piaid Rereges, English Barege, Printed Jaconets, Mozambiqaes, JiiiVlilUl White Marselles, and a variety of choice Spring Calicoes, (new selections), Bleached Sheetings and Long Cloths, all at very Low Prices. Also —BOOTS, SHOES and HATS ; a large Stock of CROCKERY and TIN WARE, The Ladies of Griffin and the surrounding Country are espe cially invited to examine our Goods before purchasing. Our Stock will be continually replenished during the Season; and our Goods will be offered at the very shortest living profits. We guarantee satisfaction to every Man, Woman or Child who purchase Goods at our Establishment. im* £ til well ft Keith* Good News to the Ladies ! MRS. M. A. HIGITOWER & CO., (FORMERLY H. A. SHEPHERD 4 CO.) RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES T© THE LADIES OF GRIFFIN aid HH Vicinity, that we ara aow supplied with ftn EXTRA FINE STOCK of New aid Fashionable IfllHaery. Our Opening Day is EVERY DAY 1 *SrW* are DETERMINED TO Give a* a call, (ovt* Fbmistag 4 Brooks’) and you wiil be satisfied. April29th, 1868. ts 2®aw&» Your XkjroxawxHfi' ■ . witffi tax, j Southern Mutual lm, Ca'j, OF ATHENS, hBOBGIA, *.Tv3ms% AjpM te^i^ssA ", ... - * : • ■ V