Georgia Historic Newspapers

    HE UA1LY SUN.
ydCNeir Advertisements always found
on First Page; Locvl and Business .Sidices
oil Fourth Page.
explain, ft can bo set down that every-
thing wiM be made ma dear ev mod. Bnt
intu his ear we muat whisper— .
"Tie redd— jet of all aod word*—Sueadi."
Both Houses of the Assembly have
gotten fairly to worif, Add quite a tram
bee fattrtr been int^odtaoed, thine
of -whiehaae important, while others are
of that character which evades
needful without exciting nj p> Senior
interest
Quite a little stir was created by Sen
ator lister’s bill, which provides for the
letting of the State Printing to the low
est bidder. Ak a meins of pnb' : o econ
omy, why not? Aa a means of sating
the State a large stun of money annually,
why not? If private inditldur’s, and
corporations, find it advantageous
to rpgpive bids tor contracts of
oil kinds, why may not tbe
State -.pyuwtyi 0*e <m yo ooc-se
n'ljrayeJ Involving SO gteat on outlay
oa that of thj publio printing ? Ur.
Leoter'e bill springs tbe question, and
affords a most excellent opportunity to
canvAb ha —rite. We Mteve the pres
ent Assembly is fully resolved upon every
prsetieabfe means of retrenchment; and
this question is presented as one means
of tredtihw mpetim. **» U .the
watchword.
Ur. Jsckson'e •! Atlanta Bill” was read
tbe third time in the House, passed and
transmitted to the Senate. Ibsen is no
donbt that this bill will become a law, in
tiaan fcrtthemwneehtog'detilhm. which
takes ptaeefra the first Wednesday in De
cember. TKdfoBl rspeils ttrefrieacnt sya-
tem of voting by words,and authorizes tbe
bnllotfHg to bo donedta single precinct,
giving tha people the right to note for
all the members of Canned, instead of
merely votiafl for their own wi d Repre
sentatives. The advantage of such an
aottef obhjqus, and, mdfre glad to see,
are appreciated by tbovnembers of the
Assembly.
The House has decided to bold two
Mtreiow dep,. .The..Seoato ita already
bolding two sessions. Therefore expe
dition avg. bn aoso anted
JBtittfuifiiiilir (flfc *
reproduced this morning, because of im
portant verbal errors which accompanied
its publication yesterday. The article is
by ene of tlremoet Jqnlned scientisU of
o4iyU, nncHs at issrie with »
theory that has long been accepted, os
true, by tbn tassnsd men of the world.
Those who care to study the phenomena
of nature, and are curious about those
priootffiea—so tittle understood—which
gotern the seasons, producing their
changes, will find in the article abundant
food fbr Studious investigation. It is
wss tbe latest
Dr. O. L. Smith, the recently elected
President of the Wesleyan Female College
controversial andtfkety to provokc.be
A—as_m_reo-'-am> r_ _ as .. editor oftlie
appointment v,its made, the appointee
would not be selected from the ltepnbli-
M) party U Georgia, bat w. newrOSW—
an entire stranger to the State, ana one
in whose honesty and nnrightness tbo
Deportment had full confidence—would
be selected. This was a decided snub
for Pool, Akerman and Atl.ins, as we" as
for all others engaged iu the matter, and
is so understood by them.
It is hinted that a suspicion of double
dealing on the part of Mr. Boutwell has
crossed the mind. of Hill, Akerman, At.
kins et al., and there are threats mode of
the publication of the entire ovidenoe
against Robb. Boutwell is of tbe opin
ion that Robb is a poor, unfortunate vic
tim of persecution, while tbs others are
of the opinion that the Collector ought to
be made the subject of a prosecution.—
Bat fight it eat on yonr own line, gen
tlemen. Iliis none of our fight. Soil
in ae lively as yon please, and let the beet
dog win. The people of Georgia have
no interest at stoke that con be decided
by echoic# between the two. Let the*
fight it out.
J9~ Really all the low books in Chica
go have been burned.
*fi>- “Our'Runaway Governor”—Sa-
THE CAPITOL.
Dr. inpeey," of Lee, "o beg your par
don. Yonr name was crowded off among
the Republicans of the House, without
ostei".knowledge & ce—tot.'- V&
know it woe a grant mistake. It it bad
company to put one into who fonght
thfcugh the whole Writ on the Bouth side,
and who never in hie life cast any other
than a straight out, Simon pore Demo-
#t**t ®ulyWN H’iUMlW
Perhaps the collective wisdom of the
House of Representatives will make some
mistakes before tbe present session is
ov*r. They ore likely to oocur at any
time: end that is why Dr. Liptey's name
cola, fie will Aud it m good company
this morning, and we have no donbt it
will always remain there—at least it will
e, for as we ago concerned.
“Misther Oh poker!".
Very mellifloonsly were these words
wont to fill on the ear'of tbe House, in
the melodious Iwogus at Fitepntrick, of
mitted to servo Ute State. Fitzpatrick is
aj“patrioL” There con be no donbt of
State Heiisirilliup. to dofibe repre
senting for Bibb county, even though his
oppqiaatotbad the -greater number of
votes. He and his two ebon compatriots
come np to claim their seats, but M' are.
ItoomwItotetodJiul „ M „
fronri IbC'-flecrCtsry of State,'and also
produced evidence that they h** 1 received
the larger number of votes. Therefore,
they were seated and Fitzpatrick, Turner
and Pollock have only to gather np their
carpet-bags and go home. Let them go.
Turner is on impudent negro, and was
slufrys aprfii*itcc in tije Bbil*. Df Pol
lock we know nothing. But it is hard to
part with Fits. It is not often we cross
a mbit who is so bKsdfatiy ignorant, or so
exceedingly good-natured. It was fun to
have bin around. He it quite an orator
—after big fashion; perpetrates “bulls’
With to avidity that would astonish s I The Herald, notice of tbe fact of
Texas drover, and whenever he risee toi Sherman's proposed visit to Europe,
himself under what appears to have been
the following circumstances: In the morn
ing he borrowed s pistol from a friend,
and put it in his right coat pocket -
About one o’clock, while under the influ
ence of liquor, ho seated himnclf near
the door ol tiro hotel. Iu a few minutes
ihe reports of a pistol was heard, and the
men fell on tire floor shot through tho
head. The ball entered tiro right elreek
and tanged upward, inflicting u mortal
aound. It was ut first thought that he
lmd attempted to « -rmr. utoide, but a
gentleman wuo saw the occurrence is pos
itive that it was the result of on acci
dent. He thinks that iu leaning forward
tho pistol was exploded by tbs contact of
tho hammer with the arm of the chain -
Mr. 'Wfl'ranrs is from Telfair county, but
hoe relatives in Middle Georgia. At last
accounts the wounded man was not dead.
THE STATE PRINTING.
Render Unto Caesar the Things
Hint ore Catar’L
5- “The absconding brigand who
rqidd Georgia under tbe name and style
of Governor thereof—Macon Tclegrap
%m Strikes among the working-cUae
of Georgia have become as regular as
clock-work—that is, they “strike” every
hour. ' :w “ •
Kefr The Savannah Neva says: “ It is
thought, in well-informed circles, that
Bullock has flow 'the largest aggregate
MheshKloi).' ’’ Well, it does lie between
him and Briglurm Yoang.
S- Brownlow would consent to die,
bat he imagines that by living be is keep
ing Andy Johnson ont of the United
States Senate. But the Parson's whole
life has been a mistake.
tajS” Xbe California papers announce
that “if the waters have a beneficial ef
fect, Senator Morton a ill moko a long
sh^fit Qeyton.” Whereupon tho Bos
ton Post hopes they will have a rerg ben
eficial effect.
says, “ be will be a grand old lion among
ths Moltkne and MaoMahona.” Baths
will.be a greater lion among the Petro-
iease of tbe Commune.
A Bill.
To be entitled, An Act to regulate and
let out to the Rawest bidder, tho Public
Panting of the State, and for other pur
pose*. ' •'I
Sec. 1st. Be it enacted, That from
and after the passage of this Act. tbe
pnblic Printing for the State, including
the Laws, Joumr's, Bills, Reports,. and
all other Documents, that may be print
ed for the use of the State, shall be let
out to the lowost bidder, ns hereinafter
directed.
Boo. fid. Bo it enacted, That all bids
for the Public Printing shi-'l bo sealed
and directed to tbe Governor, nnd skull
stale tbe price at which the bidder is
willing to do the Public Printing, as fol-
lowstfrTho price per 1000 ems for type
Bet; the prioe per token of paper printed,
and the price per volume t r binding ’he
Acts, and other d cumenN iceessary to
be bound for tbe use of the State.
Boo. 8d. Be it enacted, That the appli
cant patting in tbe lowest bid, shall, by
the Governor, be declared Pnblic Printer,
on his comp"anoe with tbe provisions of
Irwin’s Revised Code, as to giving bond
and security. And the Pnblio Printer
thus selected, shall have an additional
compensation of 10 per cent, on the cost
of all paper used for tbe purposes of
Slate Printing.
Sec. A Be it enacted, That the Gov
ernor shall, within twenty days after the
of this Act, and for thirty days,
in one or more newspapers in
:he cities of Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
ESS
Columbus, Atlanta and Borne, inviting
bids for Public Printing as aforesaid.
Sec. 5. Be it enac-ed. That the Pub
lio Printer, elected as aforesaid, shall en
ter upon tbe discharge of his duties as
Public Printer at the next session of this
General Assembly, and sliall continue in
office for the term of two years, and that
bi-annuolly thereafter the Public Printer
shall be selected in tbe same way—thirty
days before tbe convening ut each legis
lature.
Sea. 5. Be it further enacted. That
sections of Irwin's Code, beginning at
1021 to 1042, inclusive, be re-enaoted, so
tar oa the samo are consistent vfitb the
provisions of this act.
Sec. 6 repeals conflicting laws.
GEORGIA MATTERS.
Seven hundred people visited a Colnm-
bas skating jink in one night. Think
of it
A oolorad Savannah woman is ths lat
est vjetim of the non-explosivo. She was
baitiy singed.
Hon. S. Cohen, of Savannah, wss par
alyzed in Augusta, Thursday, whither he
had gone to attend tbe Fair.
Tbe Savmruah Advertiser is ohhpteg
over a game of crocket to be played in
that city-dh Tuesday.
Savannah negroes retest arrest and
Carve the officers genteelly. Officer Smith
' victim.
In times post we
printing ought to be d6fie at Qbo sent of
government. We or# sUfl of the same
opinion. The law requires that the job
work shall be done at the Capital, mid
that the proof sheets of the laws shall be
read by the aqts on filo in Secretary of
State's office, and that tho Governor shall
have a supervision of the work. Three
requirements indicate very clearly that
the work should bo done at tbe scat of
government. Besides, the party press
located at tho Capital is expected to do
the principal and leading work for the'
party, hnd is, in otir opinion, fairly en
titled to the work.
If the State printing is honestly done,
under the present law there is not profit
enough t a warrant combinations of presses
in distent portions of the State for the
purpose of depriving the local proas of
work that they have a right to expect.—
Wo therefore hope that the Legislature
will elect the Atlanta Constitution and Ihe
Atlanta Sew. The profits divided be
tween them will scarcely amount to are-
spectable living. Under the supervision
of such men pi Governors Brown, John
son and others, the profits on tho State
printing seldom reached $4,000 or $5,000.
—MiUedgevU'e Union, Sdinst.
attention tdttvasJf.
SUN-STROKES.
to hast# gotten the
happy,* ShfiWteWufitettieevretereoA^t
of the Savannah AtecnpteAreirttelegraphi
oa i^ e yi.-A kM>> r,>\
The Savannah Cnatom Souse affairs
bare Stems 4 *my stlteflta Wrf ( k«r-
favorable to a new deal, ■ ioatadi*;; Aker-
in thfc matter, that the new appointment
would b* *afe thia Burning. Bat, to
tha wmite of evenrbodJ. when Senator
Pool on»i Atkina called cn Mr. Bontyell
tlriAtnntnfogfdr a final aetnemert. they
were informed that there Would be uo
appointment for thwjwewent; that it bad
Imvu ilcuitltid iUat BoWbw*» a ursecuteil
man, and that fie would, iu order to allow
him to triumph over hi* enemies, be al
lowed to remain until after the tormina-
tion of Ijjq trial, liat tv tha indictment re
cently found against him by the Grand
Jury; and, farther, that when the new
i>r. £. HT My ere. editor oT tbe Southern
Christian Adeoeate, has been elected es
hie a&ooeasor.
The Macon Telegraph learns from pri
de dispatches that a large poi don of
e town of Fqrt Gaines wss burned last
Wednesday.
Grange the other day. Thorpe got the
worst of it.
Tbe Msdison Appete. ol jfreterday, h*
the following; We have jwt learned
that a terrible aooideut oocarred in Greene
aoanty loot night, near Willis'leery, on
tbe Ooonee nvar, by which three lives
wtee loat It teems the* a party df area
and beyaia ontting down a tree, either
the teen or some of Its branches fell open
or flew back and crashed tbs victims.—
John Levant, aged ft. teen nr «xeau
years, and a negro named Sweeney, wore
ki'lod immediately and another negro
mortally wounded. Johnnie Leveret
•st a clever, iadaatrioaa boy and the
Tbe frets on Bullock.
The Knoxville Chronicle of tbe 2d inst
a Radical paper, says:
The impression a resignation under
such circumstances would naturally cre
ate is, that the Governor felt certain of'
conviction, either from the intense parti-
sanism aud recklessness of his oppo
nents, or from a consciousness of gailt.
The Colombia, S. C., PhornLc, of the
2d, conservative, says:
We see that Governor Ballook, the
Radical Governor Georgia, has resigned.
This he did in anticipation of the meet
ing of the Democratic Legislators of
Georgia. Expecting to be impeached,
he resigned his ofitoe. Serious charges
of official oorraption and mal-adminis.
tration rest upon him. He resigned and
fled, and Georgia breathes freer.
The Petersburg, (Vo.) In lex, of the 1st,
says:
Ballook, of Georgia, the thickest of
hide, and the toughest of conacienoe, of
all that noble army of adventurers and
thieves, has resigned the Governorship
of that State, and precipitately fled to
parts unknown, having previously pos
sessed himself of more than five million
dollars of the people’s money.
Bullock’s flight will be as much a re
lief to tho ridden, robbed, desperate nnd
exasperated people of Georgia, as was
Catalina's from Rome; when every citi
zen lay down at night and awoke in the
morning with an u easy end unhappy
sense, that ths eyes of tue ereh-traitor
might he fastened upon him. That he
;orgcd himself with plunder before he
eft—that he filled his pockets andmoqsy
bags with substance, hard earned, of the
wople, above whom he was elevated es
Jbief Magistrate by frond and violenoe,
mattered little; the people r-#willing to
ray each a heavy price, even, to rid
ikemsolves of such a nuisance audet sc.
And, again; ' ‘
Let uo be tbsnkfnl that hero in Vir
ginia, though we have some ooeaeions of
regret and complaint, we have no fui}h
foul creatures in pV >, in bur Bute Gov-
■oat, os Ibis canting, and whining,
rapacious carpet-bag scoundrel, Bul
lock. There Bote been no snob rings
among as, as that of whioh be and his
tools and creatures were the centres and
manipulators—the railroad rings which
coined such amplo fraudulent gains for
the oarpot-bag swindlers of Georgia. It
is rplemunt to reflect that their race of
fraud and theft is ended—that Balloon
has rasigned and fled, and Kimball, it is
stated, has failed. So may it be ever
with the gre idy, unprincipled characters,
who have fastened their fangs on the
fallen body of theSontb, and would prey
on tire blood of her helpless people.
The Nashville Union and Americm of
the 2d instant sayst
It is very likely he would have been
impeached, os he has been guilty of crimes
that ought to subject bin to that suit of
discipline.
Tho New York Tribune of the 31st
toys:
(Sic.
8 o I TV O IV BW.
LAW SHE A HAYMES,
THE OLD RELIABLE.
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Crttgg Jattotfi aw> Cotton loot <8mato Qlpe $, Ctr.
New Gotten and Produoe Warehouse,
T H> OUR FRIENDS AND I'ATRONS, GREETING.
Received and opened our Fail Stock at
WE HAVE JUST
KICH AND BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY
Embracing tel the LATEST STYLUS of the BEST GOLD, and
AT PRICES i LOWER THAN WE HAVE BE&V ABLE TO
OFFER BEFORE.
Our WATCHES BUR FROM THfc fTME8T JUBGEN8BN down to the lower
grades of SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES, In fact, we now have
jr inti, beautiful sad almost entirely new stock, n
Comb and HkJo ’ XJ».., Price frnd Bo Convinced.
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W L. WjianraiSff, ikllanu.'oa, 7
W. L. WADSWORTH ft CO,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware,
OppMilta ixsmos 1 Iinuk, Whitehall Htreah
ATLANTA, OA.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Live Paper on Live Issues’
PtTBLIBHHP BY THUI
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Ar.EiAiVDFn ft. wn-.r
Proprietors.
■ram rT.ANTittRa
LOAN AND SAYINGS BANK.
•UMorxbeer’CiSSaitdi'ini’nfK
OINE MILLION DOLLARS!
I /Hot
The Warehouse of * TUs W*nlr,
•Cor. Campbell and RoyaJtolOe Strepfij*,,; H K „ ot
Augusta, flawgifi,
'• 1 t iokyau :> d
I S NOW BRADY TO RECEIVE COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
will be made npon Gotten in Warehouse, or upon Reilropd Receipt#
•8- Forties Storing Gotten with the Bank will be Tarnished with roeeipta for
some that will be available in this city or any other for buttoning money.
•9* The Bank is prepared et all times to make Tfli* OR FBQDUGE Ot
PROVISIONS on the moot reasonable terms.
L Forties woalt} do nell to apply at tbe Wfrehoqse, or oofnma^ite*^ ni^h thf
cuaulbj t. mmmmr
JNO, P. KINO, VAUrteteAent.
T, p. BltANOR'iCadMen
W1LBBHFOBCE DAHIKL.
DANIEL Jk:
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HIL fur,,.all
COTTON FACTORS,
Agents Cotton Food Qlnano, , .
NO. 3,WARREN BLOCK, OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, AUOUBTA, 6A!
All builnem eatruaied to them will have striot personal aUehtion. " <H
Orders far Bogging, Tim or Hope and Family Supplies promptly fiUod.
COMMISSION 1 1-4 PER CENT. „ ,
umtiims:
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T. OARODfBB. ftw, rMIMm FMtM O#. \ W. W. SIMPSON, bq. ( Sputa, Or.
BguRtaMorchRBt A^tarp; KRt^ta^RDk. AugBsta I
Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor
A. R. WAT80N. - -
- News Editor.
J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business
Manager,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dally—ain«lo Copy.
Twelve Month* • . $10 00|Throo Monthu
Six. Month* • a a • 5 OO ] One ajonth •
sign*
will t
voungest son of Ur. F. M. Leveret, a i skeptical tbot he la gur ty of au
Joe^table farmer, living aboot tea mflos ebargre preferred epflnst him by the
Z7>u.d». d enant people of Georgia. Wbate
from this place.
YeeUnlay afternoon, aajra the Chrom
ate A Sestinel, of the 3d, Mr. Bose Wil-
Wcts, a gueet at e Cf”i‘ v Hotel, ot nor comfort om
Georgia will take the country generally
by surprise. The rotations of tbe Gov
ernor end the people of his State have
boon inharmonious for over a year. At
one time tho dissatisfkction of (he people
took tlie shape of rerions charges against
the Executive, and there were pronoono-
ed rumors of erttelea et impeachment
being likely to be preferred. The long
absence of the Governor from the State,
also, was mods an excuse for oomplaints
by many who were ready enough for any
•ach occasion. Latterly, however, what
ever may have been tbe condition et af
faire inatde the State, tbe world outside
has not hsd any information which would
load to an expectatiqn «f the step which
the Governor has Just taken.
The Louisville Ledger of the 3d inti
tas the following dispatch from Wash
ington, the $d;
Oav.rs.r lallKk In San Mar with Hi.
Own Frl.sda-
Governor Bnflaok doesn’t seem to be
meeting with say «.ester euooorepresent
at the hands of the ItepnbHreJrnin New
York than he did here. While in con
versation with a distinguished Republi
can Senator ol this oity, a few days tenoe,
he said that he was about to resign, is
order to eecope the persecutions o! his
enemies. Tbe reply mode to him wss
that, if he wss innocent, he would have
nothing to fcitf, and cspeaUffy eXktte
national administration to back him end
to afford him both protection and redress.
By fleeing from Justice Br'lock has dis
gusted what few influential friends he
had here, end his conduct since his cow
ardly abdication has convinced tbe most
.. • *> * . - i- —!».— -v -ii tiie
in
dignant ’ people of Georgia. Whatever
nc with Bollock, it may safely be
thotliew-'.l recede neither aid
V
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or for Shipment to Domestic or Foreign Markets.
*&- SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the WEIGHING of Qotton.
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and all be at tha aame Poet office.
KRch aubacrlber’a namo will be written oi
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end at tbe Mine time, and that all be taken at tbe
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paid for expiree.
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To Ooi
ipondent* i
Mr. Stapbeua will remain in Orawfordville. Hia connection with THE.Sy.W n< *
ideoce. All letter* intended lor him, either on private matter* or connected Wtth tha Political Depenmen-
Of thia paper, ahoukl be editreaaed to him at OrawCordvilla, ffia. „ ^ .
ah letter* on bnsinaaa of any blud, oounected wtth THE BUN, axoapt it# Political Department, abonld
be addreaeed to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, o*.
The Weekly Sun
Editorial! appear
■«■■■ WIUI me suviurei iresltlll Wosio. . .. '
our dally tune that la of aenem inf#reel. All of Mf. Etephene*
THE *UH Is ti>* orgin et the People, ths Advocate of Justice, ths Detente Of
Pcpalar Rights, and toe oppontmt at burdens heaped upon a tes-peying paopla
II iijirsrthwiTto tel old, oafo. rims Honored landmarks of the Democratic War-
MtoeiePOBWis thoroughly snUttsd ia the Work, and wf* oaotribato to Ms
columns almost daily,
We aak the frianda of liberty, everywhere to aid ia extending our cironletloa. Our Weakly ta % vtaJ
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