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Newspaper Page TextCEDARTOWN RECORD. W, S. D. WIKLE & 00., Proprietors. CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 187(5. VOL. II. NO. 50. TIMELY TOPICS. Y ill: St. 1/iuifl < linin'-Democrat, in re frcnco to the Hot Spring*, think* that •under nil the eirruiustnmv*, the Wat thing the government win do in to promise the matter with the preset . cupanls ol tho land, and if Katisfiictory terms on Imih aides cannot lie arrived at to K'll, iu h.ts, to tho highest bidder. A nkw cap has been adopted for the officer* of the navy, nod thorn who have fs’en the sample at the navy department M X *t will make a great commotion the service on account of its extraordi nary sha|»e. It resembles the Scotch Imnnet of (Hcngnry cap with cape and eyelet lmles behind, and differs from «'»ily In being of regulation blue cloth. Spanish iiiosn, which grows so ahttnd antly in the southern states, is regarded as the salvation of residents of swnntpy regions, ns it feeds on malarious elements in the atmosphere. Tho moss often grows twenty or thirty feet long, ar prolific is it that a single oak often car ries a moss-covering of twenty-five tons —ni Ijr^st this is the remarkable state merit made in regard to it. 1 nr physicians say that Commodore A underbill is rapidly going to pieces, and cannot live many months. It is said that his business has I wen arranged with a view to his death at any moment, and cannot snller seriously whenever it shall take place. Hut the New York stock exchange, is prepared to Is- excited by a announcement of his death, whethe true or false. Dp each million of children born i England 2(18,000 die before reaching the age of five, 31,000 an* carried off during the five years following, and 18,000 he tween ten and fifleen years. Only 034,- 045 attain the age of twenty-five, and but 421,115 that of fifty-five. Out of the whole 1,000,000 only 2,153 reach the nge of ninety-five, 223 live to Iw cente narians, and only one attains to .... 108th year. The latest llatisfc* confirm the statement that females live longer than males, and married |H*ople lunge, than single ones, and it also appears that .lews live longer than Christians. I'm: Boston philanthropists have Iwm indulging their sympathy for murderer* by getting up a i*etition to save I’iper, convicted of the murder of tho little girl, Mahle Young, last summer, in the tower of one the churches «if that city ; hut Piper has jest made a confession of that bloody deed, as well as of others in which he was supposed to have had a hand. The murder was a very atrocious one, and Piper assorted lor some time that he was innocent, hut Huhocqucntly stated that the girl had boon killed by the trap-door of the lielfry falling acci dentally u|H*n her. He now confesses that lie killed her, actuated by an in- sano desire for blood. Nor in and Month Carolina are natur ally interested in that clause of the pro- fx>*ed Hawaiian treaty which admits the rice ol the Sandwich Island* free ol duty, «a are al*o Georgia and Ixiuisiana. To these states the rice crop is of great im portance, and the planters know that if exposed hi free eoin|s>tition they must “i ek some other agricultural pursuit. It i* claimed that the remission of duty on Hawaiian rice is merely lor the liencfit of the Pacific coast, hut, o( course, New England would come along and demand that tlm East India article Is- admitted free ■ fa vn ■ protection 1 that the cry for confined entirely interests of the east. Mr. Hon AM) t». Mitchell, in re sponding to tho toast of “ Agriculture" at the annual dinner of the New Haven ( hamlwr of commerce, said, among other things, that agriculture did not lend to such offenses ns Belknap's. He was of the opinion that Belknap did not spring from the plow. There had been too iimdi worship of the golden calf in this country ; it was seen recently in the gap ing crowds at Mr. Stewart’s funeral. Commerce had an' object higher than that of money-making. Kind deeds and generosity, not spasmodic, hut overflow ing day by day, year after year, give a better odor to a man’s memory than the following after biers by ex governors «r gold handles to coffins. Daniel IMiKWhasbeen interviewed in his retirement, and yielded, under gentle pressure, the following: ' I’ve retired permanently from business this time, which I ought to have done years ago tinder different and happier circum stances. I never dreamed that the time would come when I should have to go into bankruptcy. There nover was just such a case as mine ever heard on ’afore. No man was ever so rich as I was, worth at one tirneeigbt or ten millionsof money, and then made to lose every dollar of it in so short a time." Referring to the late A. T. Stewart, he said that even that prompt business man had delayed his charitable schemes too Io;ig, and now they would have to bo carried out by some one else, if at all. In allusion to Stewart’s wealth, he said lie never esti mated him at over forty millions; but Vanderbilt was surely worth a hundred millions of money if he owned a dollar. LATEST NEWS. IIOt'TII AND XVI'AT. The bridge over the North Platter n Sidney, Nebraska, and Custer t bet thirteenth in structure, an to be the shr A new hi made its npp Nutohex. T» called, have id localities, only to cotli dens. Nearly th ihc town of I the morning Messrs. Mani Steinhnrgcr, lanvcntlm hi hundred thi California dred lliousnn expects a vie' sale of ngrieu immense, the ship wheat in underwriters masters to tal and Hint the ; practice is ag Mr. A. .I. the residue ol purchasing th erected in lti< lug a mdel I most distingu Military insti the tlliNtiilitild s claimed •k Bills. !>lunt has iuniobout ia they the irtion of hurtled ire block Wii iltio ship- • iu sacks, maritime or $1,844, Mack son sum will purelias- ly to the - Virginia kmc i the The Merr i, New linn The Peabody shut down on duced wages. The Fall excellent profit of $2<k>, rrduciiij some shipmci lit down ng to low tcrcsts lo Hunt Boya ami j the factories passed by the e into eflei -sled pnrlii It lias nlrcndj away from Inc at Wil- iiit down. I will be list. Tl.e idea md artor, lic it the Inst tkeirin- « nf ap. work In children CONGRESSIONAL. NKNATK. In the senate on tho 15th, Mr. West, from the committee on Appropriations, re ported favorably on the house bill nppropri ntiug$(H) l 000 to defray the expenses of the select committee appointed to investigate Federal offices iu Louisiana. Passed. Wright, trout the commiMcc on Claims, ported adversely on the Dill to amend the deficiency appropriation hill of May, 1872, ami to extend (lie time for the presentation of claims for cotton seised after.10lh of June, ISCm, and it was indefinitely postponed. The senate went into secret session lo deliberati on the question ol jurisdiction as to Pel knap’s impeachment. When the doors were opened, the senate, sitting as a court of im peachment, adjourned until to-morrow, leg islative business was then resumed and the senate soon adjourned. In tho senate, on tho lfllh, Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, spoke at length o evils of Chincao immigration. Senato mauds reported with amendments tho ate bill to amend the second, fourth and fifth sections of the net to enforce the rights of citizen* of the United States in the several stales of the union, which was placed on the calendar. The consideration of the articles of impeachment was resumed, and, on mo tion of Senator Edmunds, the gallericH were cleared and tlm door* closed. Before a de cision w as reached, the door* wore re-opened, ami the senato adjourned. Ill III!' Honato, mi llm 17th, Ixifnro the secret session, Mr.%(-'iinp»r called up the house hill to further provide for building a customhouse, poslvflleo, courtrooms, etc., in the city of Memphis. Passed. At 10:80con sideration of articles of impeachment was re sumed and doors were closed. Before reach ing any desision the senate, sitting"*" <—<«-• of impeaelimen' " - • A sh> senate adjourned. In tho senate ton submitted a special committee quire iliqtli th« 18th, Mr. Mor- lutirtu Instructing the fully appointed lo in- Ito the laic election hi Mississippi to iiIho into the recent alleged killing of Slid for ollie , ... t lock legislative liusiness T»r Tho Kgyp nod fifty liiilli sixty-three yes The dunlin upward of It emancipation bondsmen nov Tho |X>pii! ndon Times w. The rc| though the yci dentil rn average, yet tl ered dc< number of ein Ihc year was I harked n the ye. 51, contain Gradual , mid the Ng). my* ilic creasing i that ai- rcoil the that the escribed who cm- decrease mlatioii, The total ditihumomenta of silver coin » to Saturday was four million four liim- dred mid twenty-one thousand dollars. New •unterfeit tens on the Slate hank, Terre ante, Indinnn, nod fives of the First mi- •nal hank, Dullsville, hare been discov- A Hotel S iiiiIn. created ng, nay* ('onsiderah Host St. I/i tho St. I/ottis ry that the Belleville'House, a two- y frame just soutli o: the 1’iltnburgh railroad and coal company’* dyke, near the southern limits of the city, had dis appeared in quicksand. The r-irctitu- stancea connected with the unusual oc- urrenrearo about a* follow*: The bonne, which is used a* a hotel, wan built on pile*, hut a few day* Indore *howrd evi d«*nce* of an inclination to *ink into the earth. On Thursday night it sunk about two feet, hut tho proprietor, Mr. F. Decker, not apprehending anything *eri- to the On > lied ; guest* the clerk, Mr that the pro unsettled and the inmate* r the build feet, carrying considerable c I, badly The back wat rounded the | and would ve ,. if the g ...... had not been securely fastened with ropes to term firma. Mr. Decker’s lo*« on the building is about $6,000 and on furni le ho covered rather Before us going y-eight ’ Alter all res- t hurt. e Mood, rried it visible, about $1 The house wa present nronr it entirely ais little of it wa great feni plied: > 1* M Ol * Br known. 1 by it* lability a* very nr. c three om fitly , d 8Up- -d penplo ami outrage* committed near the .Mississippi and Louisiana line, nt Bayou Tunica, lie read a dispatch received by Gov. Kellogg, now III till* oily, from II. (\ t lark, hi* private secretary, datcil New Or leans, May 17th, stating that fugitives from the scene of trouble had arrived, and tlicde tails were horrible: that six white men were killed and sixty negroes killed and hanged, and asking that u special commission of tlm senate he authorised to investigate the mat ter. The resolution wn* agreed to. Mr. Wright called up tho house Dill making appropria tions for the payment of claims reported to congress under section two of tlm act of June Jfi ,s7 ' , » ■'}' die secretary of the treasury. 1 U'SKed. Die house hill authorising tho ap pointment of receivers of national hanks purposes, passed. At one o liusiiiess was suspended deration of artieles of impeach- t resumed with elnsed .doors. Before. Ring any decision the door* were re- op mod, and the clmir laid heforo the senate a eoinniunication from the eommlsslmnfrs of tin Distriotof (’olninhlii. in answer to (lie senati- resolution of April It), 1870. Ordered to he printed and lie oil the table. Ad journed. In the senate on the lllth, after the in troduction mid referonfee ot several bills and the presentation of a number of petitions, legislative business was suspended, mid tlm Semite resumed consideration of articles of impeachment against Belknap, with closed doors. At 4:45 the doors were reopened, mid l-gislative business was resumed. The chair luiit before Hie senate a communication from tin* secretary of the treasury, inclosing n re port of the director of tin* mint, In nuswerto a senate resolution, showing the niinunl pro duct of gold and silver in the United Slates from 1815 to 1*75 inclusive, and an estimate of tlm product of other countries. Ordered to he printed, mid to lie on the table. After a brief executive session, the senate ad journed. KODAK.. In tho hnu&kon the 13th, Mr. Durham, rising to a personal explanation, rend mi ex tract from an article In the I/oiiisvillu Courier- .lounial in reference to charges against Mr. Fil/.htigh, doorkeeper of the house, and re- fleeting on Mr. Durham for not having culled Mr. Fitzhugh’s character to the attention of the house, stating he was cognizant nf the truth of the accusation against Mr. Filzhugh. Mr. White, of Kentucky, then asked a ques tion of privilege, mid sent to the clerk’s desk »'paper containing the full history of Hie "gainst Filzhugh. showing him ky wadding jir to without a vote, although Mr. Faulkner demanded a vote. House pro ceeded to tho Ims'iiiess of tlm District of Uo|- uiiihia. The charges of Albert Grant against Jmlge Wylie, of tlm District of ('olumiitn, wore referred to the following select com miltcc: Messrs. Warren, Finley, Lcmoyim, Williams (Ala.), Fuller, Urounse mid Leav enworth. Adjourned. In tho house, on tho lllth, a resolution was adopted directing the speaker to certify to tho proper authorities of tlm District of Uolumhiti the testimony tnkoij relating In tlm conduct of A. Clapp, congressional printer, to the cud that he may lie Indicted mid pros it) tho house, on tho 17th, Air. Wood reported a hill abolishing taxation of receipts to savings hanks. Agreed to. Tho house agreed to the senate’s nmendihent to tlm hill to extend the time lo prc-ouiplors on public loud*. The house then wont into eommlttci! the postal apfironriiuioii Dill. IVdro has Notisiitioii'dlr.ed the mass, and now | stallion George M. I'atclmu occupies a posi- FACTS ANB FANCIES* each stranger is surveyed critically from tlm I Hun in tlm shafts of a Galling gun in the or- apex of Ids cranium to tlm points of Ills pc-; dinanco department. Tho hoard ot fiiimm: Tm- ,.r ,i..........t„ni,. i.. ,i,... i dalities, upon the supposition that bcimntli | receive a royalty of thirty cents on each bar- , ‘ to J tlior|imiIrlIlo a d ad, the garment a German dianhragiu heats in \ rel of beer sold within tlm grounds. No hul ; «>umi ilfitico chap w healthy unison with tho gurgle of tlm current of music allowed in the hotels nr saloon* eon- dial full of vitality, lager, or perliap* a Gaul whose soul looks to tlguons to tlm ground* on Sunday. Don’t ho 1 ( loiiNTHUFKIT gold coin, made, of pin- o... oi * injoled, null buy chenn shirts marked $1.00 tinuin, idatod heavily with genuine gold, mid reported tlm lull to s amendments made and the hill passed, eport of tlm whole Tlm enmmltte the house. The varlo in committee ng Mr. Singleton, from the eamutllt lug, reported hack the resolution which was recommitted to it yesterday, in reference to tin- congressional printer, with the iiuiend- **ent which, intsead of inslrneiing the com mittee on appropriations to report on the Civil appropriations hill, the resolution changing tlm present system ef printing, in structed inquiry into tlm expediency of mak ing a change. Without action on it, a point of order having been raised by Mr. Hoar that it was not a privileged report, the house adjourned. In tlm house on tho 18th, the on the government printing cilice i e.ussed, mid tlm proposition to give the print ing of debates to Frnnkllng Hives, was apmndcd so as to leave it open to competi tion. The house then limit up the joint reso- lotions, heretofore introduced hv Elijah Want, providing for the appointment of a commission to confer with similar coimuis- slims on the purl nf Great Britain, and as. Haiti on w lint basis u mutually hcimficinl tronty of commerce between the United .Slates mid t’mmJn can he affected. After a speech by Mr. Ward, Hie matter went over for the present. The house then went into committee of Hie whole, Mr. t'lvnmr in the chair, on the naval appropriation Dill, and was addressed by Mr. Phillips, of Missouri, in relation to tlm currency. Tlm committee i, and the house look u rdeess until half I seven o'clock, the evening session to he lor general debate on the naval nppropri i- Jn tho house on tho lllth, tho chair man of the committee of ways mid mis offered a resolution for the final udjouriiiiient of Hie session of congress at I o'clock June bill confirming to Missiut- swamp mid iug'nll Referred. .. rl all lands therein selected overflow lauds passed. The house then "to a committee of the whole, Mr. t'lvnm n tlm chair, on the liimil appropriation P'»»’ lull, mid was addressed hy Mr. Willis on the D'Nbim, mid in favor of abolish- all navy yards except, those of Brooklyn ing session to he for debate on the naval up- proprhOion hill, with the.um|*i-«tsiidiiig that all general ilehnle on tlm hill shall lie closed this evening, At tlm evening session of tlm hottHc several speeches were made in to abolishing the navy yards, a # " ) spoko upon Hid financial French suoocsses on tlm Hhenisii frontier,... a hold Briton, who, witli his nobility enonsed 111 cxclusivoims*, a threadbare garment tills country, wonders at the easy inammrsof tho citizens of this" hlarsted country.” Amorloan should feel especially grieved tho British for their mistakes in tlm 18th ei tury. I tiiul that of the troops engaged .... tlm British side, the Landgrave, itf IIchsc- Unssel, furiiished 12,181, Duke of Bruuswlek •1.08-1, Prince of llesso 508, Prince of Wal desk, (I7U, In all, 17,526, for which they re ceived four pounds seven shillings and four pence each, mid oilier stipends gross $i:r>,. 000. | admit a little malice in this, Mr. Jar vis, of New York, tlm gciitlcmmily manager of the American Newspaper Union, of Phila delphia, escorted me to tlm British section of the Art Building. Wishing to make an inquiry, Mr. Jarvis stepped within a door iiimning into n spacious room, where sat a dignified individual who when Interrogated in a modest gentlemanly iminimr, responded in an address to a stolid looking satellte, Juwge, shut that door. Wo lowered tlm American ling mid moved on, However, nil attaches me annoyed so constantly hy Irrel evant qiiestimiH that forliuarmme eoases to he a virtue, and tlm outburst is natural, hul Jawgeand his master should he discriminat ing. Or possibly the klmdi.vo Inis n figure ’neatli turlmn mid jacket. Features are scoured for traces of nobility or Tyeootilsm, or Mogulism, and eomnlexioiis nre scrutin- Ized for natlonnlilies. All are studying each, mid each Ih examining Hie collection. Wlinl may lie tlm result is Iu the wiimli of the fu ture. The sensational is Iu order, and we all fall into Hue. I spoke of the great sensa tionalist, I •mu Pedro, in my last, and atlemp- ted hiii explanation of tho “Bom.” I must have been in error. I was inspecting mi enormous locomotive to-day, made for the emperor of llrnr.ll, weight of the engine six ty five tons, also a hrnuHful ear marked (.ompaiihia Nad Pauls, e Bin ile Janeiro, and on tlm panel, Until Pedro. A plainly dressed J»ut a very oolite gentleman accosted me. 11 Can Vint tell mu what ‘Dum’ stands for?" I said no, not exactly. A bystander over- hearing the question, uiithusiastieallv said, ” Ihnt, sir, is mi abbreviation, sirl nf Do- minieher. Ills Majesty’s titles, sir! nre Do- minli-kcr lltistnr Brngmiza, sir.” Thanks! Where he olitiiiiied his information your de ponent kmiweth not. Tho emperor is pa tronizing Philadelphia extensively in the line of rolling slock. Tho first railroad wiih mnslrimlfd In Brazil on ,’IOtli April, 1854. VIHITOIIH TO TilK CltNTItNNIAI.. Their iiii|iio is legion. I have licon grati fied with several- plensiuit Interviews with Gov. Elisha P, Ferry, of Washington Terri tory, Ex-Gov. ('. Brown, of Tennessee, Ex- Gov. Stearns, of New Hampshire, Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, of New Jersey, mid other gun- tlcmen from different nccIioiih of the coun try. From a grouping of ideas the list of gentlemen I have met of all similes of pol- MtNo m.i.an no t’M, Thu Kansas .State building will have a seal nine feet in diameter, over nil entrance with a njtyi ol the slate 12x25 suspended beneath. mid $1.25 n good article is $».5(); and like all has ol - late boon circulated in Cal l font in! »r' ,, 7 ,'™L" ": lmt ll , lH I II Ih oxcmilln K lv docoptlvo, lii'iiiK.if tho ( heap goods (a paradox), are dear at any ,.j,.i,, ,,.(>iir|it p,,..i{ nir tj>| . price. There are eight hundred letters from " 1 'bbt ,ioloi and lading. I ho pill- exhibitors applying for space unanswered, i DiMIM i* worth ball a* much a* gold, lu one month I am led to believe that the milking theso coutltorfeitfl costly of pro- ari-migeiiieiits may show mi apiiroximation to j duct ion. taV:'. r ;fi"h± 'd,.oiS ;; “ -w«;«yv ,,,u!,tv ' \ MiilhoUhctor l... K l» on (.xhihlllim ll„o K ' 1 ' 1 V7 ' '“'nl *« l,l» w-rvnnt, "to iglictl when slaughtered one thousand K<»«'»d tel! soino |Hiiplo that I won it moan * ... ■ 11 — gontlomnn?” "Nn, r - pounds. three humlreil and , rnlsed hy Hon. Lemuel Uroyden of Ne„ Hampshire, measured eight feet ten inches in length and was three feet and six inches high. While fattening he gained one hun dred mid two pounds a mouth for eight months. The plow of Daniel Webster is on exhibition made hy himself in |,s;i7, || j„ „ breaking plow fourteen feet long with a ten foot beam, and Inis the following iilotiH of the “immortal Daniel” inscribed upon it. ” When I have hold of the handle of my big plow, with four yoke of oxen to pull it through mid hear tlic knot* crack, and see the slumps *«ll go under the furrow and out of sight, and observe tho cleared mill mel lowed surface of the plowed laud, I feel more rnthuslasni over my achievement than come* from inv encounters iu public life at Wash ington.'' There is an ox on exhibition ad joining the prounds, gross weight four thou- 1 pounds. mu glad to say that hy my next letter catalogues may lie emu pie toil mid gooilN anil iiinchincry so far arranged mul perfected Hint I can furnish your realtor* with an in telligent account in detail of the practical workings of this eeitleuiiiiil exhibition; nco operative movement utilized for mail's im provement tlintMmills iu the world's history JOHICCII BAlllllRItlS. THE JETTIES. luci-enac In Ti-mlo l > i-e<llele<l. Miller, Uollionde .V Co.'s Circular IHtli, Wo have sonic iiitorrHtiiigand valuable iwh to Impart, to our frlcnda and cor respondent* and which will bonofll also (lie general Interest of thi* city and tliimo of tho MI**iHHippi valley, ('aptaln lOadn’J jetties are improving daily, and this ik a large steamship drawing fourteen n half feet of water came through them (the South Puss) without meeting any impedimenta, and before winter, from present indications, ihnt Junto will he the favorite and shortest one to and from the ocean for the port of New Orloans, and will givo all the water nocos*ary for the largest vcskoIh-—tho puldicunwHrrom Washington to-day is Unit parties from New York represent the feeling Ihcro regarding the jetties iih entirely confident. Commodore Har rison, who lias been watching their pro- groH* with a view of placing it line of <rr 'IT “..vc ,? r r 10 ":?,' 1 f ing. I'ollee system thorough. Itmvol’s news- rjf < ’ ,in . l l H 1 l ,K hltwt.cn Now OileatiH and., paper Pavilion is having the finishing Intiehes ,,nizil ) *•«« made no half in Jus prepara- f | lie had iiInT, friend in 'I1>xa uf his i-xperien f« o offered a r I mi ll indicted and trieil in Kc onspiraey, larceny and perjury I a letter from Filzhugh to n giving a ludicrous account i- as doorkeeper, lie there solution instructing the com inquire into the charges against Fitzhitgh, and also as to the proprie ty of .'iholishiug tiir office of doorkeeper,and ho posing its duties on the Ncrgcmit-at-A rins. offered tlic following siilistitute : of the house the proper person Mr. Glov Resolved, That it Is the that L. II. Filzhugh is ii ,. . f to hold the honorable mid responsible' posi ofdoork er, he and is hereby dismissed forth witli from that office. Mr. While accepted the substitute, which, on the suggestion nf Mr. Hoar, wa-, made lo expressly set forth Hint Fitzliugh was dismissed in view of the fool ish letter he had written. Finally after a long discussion in which removal, resigna tion and investigation were respectively ad vocated, on motion of Mr. Glover ihu resolu tion was referred to the committee on rules. 'The house then went Into committee of the whole, Mr. Springer in the chair, on the postoflicc appropriation loll. Without com ing to n vole on any amendment, owing to the absence o'a quorum, Hie committee rose and the house soon after adjourned. in the house on the 15th, Hcvcral reso- ntions were adopted calling for report* and •orrespondeiice as to the whisky ring prose- -ntions mid the dismissal of John B. Hen- lerson as special counsel for the govern- aent, Hie propriety of turning over the du- ies of the Internal Revenue Bureau to the ommissioners of CiistomH, and for a list, of defaulters since March, 1805. The follow ing hills ferred : To establish a new boundary between the states of Missouri and Ka bartering a pas' -nith of Missouri river. imgcr and freight railroad from the.South- a*l Atlantic seaboard to Lake Michigan. To apportion the Federal appointment* among the several congressional district*. To nrovide for the repeal of all taxes on bank capital and deposit*. The vote on the resolution calling for correspondence rela- whisky prosecutions in the West was, party vote.) Mr. Payne’s e of silver coin to the i exchange for legal ire only to he reissued after of an equal amount of frae- was called up and soon after i which resulted as fellows: 7-!. 'There not being two- affirmative. Mr. Morrison , id the rules and pass the sen ate bill to uliow Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch eKmxM.ti, coimrai-o.NDi-Nci:, Muiuln.v llrafi-lftlnna (‘line* iiimI I'iuIh-H- Ins The Tone ol the Coniinlssloo The f’crsuonrllo ol the 4'oiiuuU- lor* lo the Onlriliiliil— IH I sec 11 n n From Our H|»r< lal Currcspondonl. I’lltl.AliKl.l'llla, May 18th, 18/fi. SUNDAY ItlCHTIUOTIONN. It is the untiire nf man to err, lienee, what n lie expected of corporation*. The fieiec contest between tho members „( the commit rits of the Nuuiliiy openings of Hie exhibition liiilldiugN ended, as has been published, hi a compromise. (Always evi dences of wciiknesx.l The people can visit the grounds on Hiuulay, hut, they can’t go in the building*. I a* a truthful chronicler list record this action of the eomtpltlen as gross error. If the exhibition is mi inter- national aflair, eonceosldns should he made lo, not compromises with, the bodies eorpor- "*c of lliu iuternatioiiai system. It is an niilagonistii! step iilaeed against foreign visitors and I Ik foreign and Ameri can working-men ill this great city ,,f work shops and factories. No mis has it greater veneration for the true acceptance of Hie Hiibbnth, which is, “ that lie Ha him Hi was made, for man, and not man for the .Sab bath” than your eorrespmajeol, hut, I must demur to the construction Maced upon its observances hy the cciitenMal committee. Those, who are to he the greatest of benefi ciaries, are the iniinstriietrJ the toiling masses, w ho have hut one day in seven to breathe the pure air of heaven without the walls of labor and confinement,quid it j H but just Hull the “powers that lie.” tiioiild assist in furnishing tin- working-man, the brains of Hie nation, with that latitude, that lends to his elevation as an individual, his moral im provement, and physical ndvsncernent. Dcmunlinun, I heard an irate .Spaniard re mark, as he unboxed an article of vorlii. 1 thought he spoke of the artist, lint compre hended the expletive, when I saw tin- ferule of nn umbrella in the hands of a frisky visi tor in close juxtaposition to the nasal protu berance of said memorial of the Alhambra. At the Paris exposition no rsnes or ninbrcl- allowed to he worn In Hie buildings, an expense to the wear- n cent*. Jt should he keteil, er of a hnlf-frnnc- the rule of 1870. Fault-finding, pressions of ee who only live IK CO.MMJ8HION. ! of Hie happiest ex- lotiohn) individuals, Nothing is good i specimens of the genus homo. The God Idess them, ar<- more ft- icjtnns i options of effort, and “n-ndt-r tit fled. One gentleman did not revive that exten sion of courtesy, another Ihit, or Ihnt; many complain of the unfinished cindifion of the grounds, their inability to Hdain informa tion from the attaches of thetlifl'ereiit build ings. My experience has hem Hist the bin- torv of the. world, cannot prevent a spectacle so astounding in its ereatior, development and progression, as Ihc sentential exhibition. The icsthetic principle of the work has no prototype in the eiassie pa t. The moral and physical school* of this field of effort shade the monuments of pan icnluries. TUB HKNKATION, I.. btar-gazing lias been n foilJe of our race since the flood, for which miny thanks un due from the peripatetic telpcopion* on the i . surprised at anv iss'iinc. In this I iistcrly, too, the shape man's curiosity n ity of brotherly love, latter, like the ftolinn’> some instances marked (r.igie, *• gazing at everybody else; i.llsee , t , ii* if some- hodjr was expecting Hie olicr somebody. The flying, gyrating trip of iis Majesty Dorn It i* Hie most eligible Iniildiyg .... (he grounds. Tlm future of Ihuuxhihition is in tlm hand* of the I’rcaa—to Ini a financial success i( must lie advertised t Admissions, Mnv I Ot It, seventy-six lliuiisiind two hundred uni sixteen ; May 11 III, fourteen llinusiiiiil sev- •’« I Rod and thirteen; May I2tli, ten Hiuu- sand two It Ired and forty-two. Fitzgerald and Fnrnev, I wo of I’liiladclpliia’s most it; " cnl in I ji nt rim lists,it re eliiniorotis for Nundn .... Iiiliilion, (lull. Wilder of Tennessee, left for home to-day. I learn he will soon return. <»n taking a ear in I’liilndelphiu for the ecu- B'linlnl grounds, In; suru to ask, “ If this ear goes through,” mid thus save yourself much annoyance. Gilmore's famous hand gives concerts daily, nmrning mid nfternooit. in the n-ain building free to visitors; tho music is worth tlic enlranee fee. If you eomo to the exhibition bring a lunch to tho grounds, or else eat a Into and hearty breakfast, then postpone your dinner until your return to • ho city, hy which you avoid the extra charges incidental to patronizing a restaura teur on the grounds. These gentlemen have paid large sums for their privileges, and nec essarily must charge more Hutu the ordinary prices. Lovers of billiards will take notice Ihnt a grand billiard tournament begins to day. Thu pnrtlgipnnlH urn: William Hexlon Miuiriuc Daly, Georgo Slosson, Melvin Fos ter, Jim, ItesNllliger, A. J’. Itiididph, Albert Gamier. Joseph Dyon, Uyrlllo Dymt, mid Louis Sfltvw, ehmiipioiiH of the world. Tlm cash prizes amount In $5000.00. Tho judges of award have been partially appointed; the published list is Incorrect. Tho foreign (iidges reeoivo $1,0000.00, those from the United Ntates, $600.00. Workmen are until!- lowed to leave the centennial grounds for ter; if so, it is at tho risk of losing fifty Is, which they must pay to get hack ; Hits •ity is that of Geo. W. Childs, of tho I I'wenty-second and Walnut. No much "for iful journalism. What a pity that G. e handsomest specimen nf nim ble is from For (ho hem-fit of tho practical men mid ccluiiiics — railroad mid other working-men who rend the papers, I give the mimes of the leading engineers in council, both foreign and American: Hir Edmund Burry, of the Victorian Engineering L'oiumission ; Augus tus Morris, Esq., of * tioiiH. Dom Potlro linn boon approached and there are asHttrance* that his gov ernment will pay half ef what may he necciwary to carry tho mail*, and move ment* area foot to *oeuro a contingent contract front our government for carry ing tho mail. At prcHonl there i* ample tonnago here for cotton, lint on account of iuHiifliuiont water yet at tho mouth ol the river, vohm-Ih can not take all the freight they can carry lo load deep with, Htieii a* grain and provision*, but in a few month* our western friend* will have no cntiHO to complain and will he realiz ing the full hcueiilH of thi* jsirt and market, which mu*t prove, iu tho near future, the hc*t in thin country lor tho diHlribiition of cotton, provision*, bread- Hlull* and western produce generally. Thi* city will have different railroad* tunning to Toxtw within thi* year—and with tlic alKive all accomplished, Now Orloans will oiler tho hc*t field for cap- italistH and manufacturer*, a* property and htiHine** will increase materially. Be.solato Traveling In Spain. A corrc*|K)iiduiit o( the Imiidon Time* iveling through the f8panl*h province Murcia i* struck hy tho lomdiuc** of tho journey, and the absence of life and animation Hcarcely equaled iu any other part of Europe. He say*: Another matter that would strike the *t ranger and cause a moment’* micas! • lie** might lie the fact that two civil guard*, fully armed, accompany tho coach, their rillc-muzzcl* protruding out of the windows of the licrlina, which •at they occupy, giving an idea at once of insecurity and *cciirity. This road neo notorious for it* hands of roli- , hardly a week pawed without the coach being stopped and robbed; hut relay* of civil guard* pp*tcd along road* have effectually cleared the distance of Hitch jichIh. On an EngliHh highway, again, one meet* many a ,. .South Wales 'ummiKsinii; Emil Bnuscwilz,of the Swedish .'iiminisKinn; John E. Iccly, Commissioner I Civil Engineering for .Switzerland ; lessr*. John mill Josejdi Wilson, engineers >f I’hiladelnhlnj Carl Danielson, representa- linn Deny, Belgian Commissioner. Of tin; embers of the assoeiution there were in nt- ndiinee I'rof. Win. I*. Blake, J. B. Britton, I’rof. E. T. Cox, of Indiana, E. B. Coxe, It. Itiiymond, J. N. Alexander, Win. (». om, A. E. Hally, John B. Price, Win. Meinor Roberts, chief eogi- I’ork, and Gluts. E. Emory, of New York Have no uneasiness about ontaiuing nc- ommodations. To lie perfectly comfortable, ome before the Iih of July, or after that jie- iod, as there will oe a jiressure on Hint oe- elision. Good hoard and lodgings. $2.60 pur diem. For young men w lm w ish lodging, a good room, and clean bedding, cun he ob tained for one dollar a night, which is fifty cuts each ; cheap enough. Any informa tion of interest to xoitr reader* will he fur- nished gratuitously and cheerfully hy ad dressing your correspondent bureau of cor respondence to 607 Chestnut Nt., J'hiladel- •’bin. Mississippi lias one of the mod tasty iiildiug* on the ground. It is a log cottage trimmed iu with Hpimisb moss. Sixty-eight dillerent kinds of wood finish the interior, varnished to show the graining. Bravo! for Mississippi. 117 gates goes to the grounds, aney received si 66, >.ix for eomplime •», twenty-four for exhibitors, eleven ..... , hides, forty-two exits. Gentlemen of tho | nldcrablc trouble until they ml low and *ir,” wn* tho cmVilUl nn*wi*r, “you’ll i catch mo at tho like o’ that. I liavokcpt my thought* to myrn*!'.” The Potto i* ruthor reserved and au*- tcro In hi* demeanor. You can't put your feet on tho top of hi* dcHk and ask film for n chow, and talk over bano-hall and tho prc*idont ial prospect* with him, and feel a* ca*y and conuortablo a* you do with Homo pontons. " Eife, tho seed-Hine of nar being, •Swifter than tho slmttlo flies; But tho good or evil flowing From our conduct never dies. All who live arc daily sowing Needs iu distant Helds lo fall; And tho harvest from them growing IIV in nut ijnthrr niter nil, “ Gather, when tho light has failed • When life’s Heeling hooiich nre o'er In Homo dime hy sorrow siindcd, Or where sorrow's known no more; From the memory unfailing Of our notions, great or small, Perfect bliss, or weeping, wailing, J\iriinntiinj after nil." There nre fmv who do not remember the childish wonder they once foil at hearing the reHouauco produced hy plac ing a son *hell to tin* ear, an*efli’ct which fancy bn* likened to “ tho roarof tho *ca.” Thi* i* will*0(1 by tho hollow form of tho *liell and it* polished surface, cunlding it to receive and return the heating* of all Hound* that chance to lie trembling in tlic air. In order to act intelligently agaln*t the cotton worm, non them planter* are advised by I'roleusor A. R. (itolo lo act in concert. Ilo further rccommcnda that, whatever agont i* employed to dn- Htroy tho worm, lie used again*!, t he Aral brooil that appear* in tho locality, ho a* to prevent it* spreading fail her. If i* highly doHiraldo that the life-history and habit* of Hitch insect-iicotH should lie thoroughly studied, with a view ti> their extermination. FRIGHTEN Id) III RDM. " Hush! IiiihIi!” said the little brown thrash, To her nut to on the nest in the elder-bush ; " Keep Hlill I don’t opun your Dill! 'There’s a boy coming hii-d-ucsting over tho hill. Let go your wings out, That not an egg or tho i L'huo ! olieo I it seems to mo frightened ns over a bird c s coming t cnfcnniiil, wil! pin 'uored gentleman’* carriage, ami sec* many an outlaying bonne uleening in it* quiet hell of tree*; but on tficoo road*, of outlaying Iioiihc* there are Hcarcely any, save in the immediate Hiiliurh* of a town, and of carriage traveling there i* a imtrvcIotiHlyNinnll amount. Jndcod,with all clu**e*, traveling iH the exception and not the rule. Hundred* of the poorer huwcH have never even visited tlie nearest town or city. Tho thiunc** of the population also presents another feature in these parts, a* do the gaudy and ever pictiiro*qiic co*tiiinc* of tho women, contrasting with the *nowy gar ment* of their mate*, sis they work in tho garden*^ Tito Centennial Postage Envelope. New York JleruliJ, Mny I t. The first of the new centennial Hlnmpcd envelope made it* appearance in this city And tho hnntc ye*tcrday. It cncloKcd a letter which had been deposited in tho box at station A, Broadway, near Prince street, and not lieirig recognized by the superintendent * a legal stamp, it wa* taken to the gen- ral postoflice for information. These stamped envelope* are of the denomina tion of three cents, and are issued and sold only at the centennial branch post- office in Philadelphia. The department at Washington not having notified the postmasters throughout the country of 'tor j their issue, they will probably give con- *>•— — known, , ... , .....d by that time they will he , „„ nilier this or cut this niip out. j tltev are not good after the 10th of No- , Jt r,,,,,!fi 1,1 grounds is at the i vember. The deaign is a green CBCuteh- r™ ul i • ■"«» <»*•» ™ furnisle J mre, > ml y.iii present your pas,! re; rcHcntmg 177L, and an express tram ntrance No. :»7, marked in large letters representing 1870. I lies • date*are on the head quarters, judge’s stamp, together with the words, “ Ceu- u of tlie cruul trottim; tomii:il Ilnited KIhIph—thiPT<ciMits ” r the doe Hull. The «luffed ekiu of ttic great trotting temual, United fitatea—three cent*.” Ah, Ihi'it in the hrimclii'H again, Their glad *oug rang over vale and glen. (Mil oli! if that hoy could know How glad they were when they miw him go, Boston turned out Hlrougly at tho centonninl inaugural. Iho heavy hwcII BoHtoninn wa* one immense plufd soil, and high hut; the solid JHiildoon* of Quincy Adam* pedigree were all frock coat, high collar* and black neckcloth, and tho liueon-Hlreel matron wa* import ing in furbelow* and frill*. And they said to each other “ cnrnl,” “ shornt, “ arnt,” "you know” and “don’t you know” all day long.—N. V. Mail, A Roman tomb wa* recently opened at York, Fmgluml, and incloitcd in a Htone coffin wiih found tho Imdy of a young girl, admirably preserved hy the uso oT gypsum, and fitrni*hcil with what Iiuh been coiiHldorcd a modern dovico—a chignon. Thi* rested upon u pyramid of pod*, plaits and coil*, and, although many hundred year* old, I* a good speci men of tho present fashion. A nooic agent who ha* retired from active labor, iijkiii tho hard-earned ac cumulation of a lilt* of iinliiHlrioii* cheek, nay* that the great secret of hi* Hiiccem wiih, when he went to a ImuHO where tho female head of tlie family prcHcntcd lior- *olf, lie always iqicnctl liy Haying, “ i licg your pardon, Mi**, but it wa* your mother I wanted to *ee.” That alwaya used to get ’em. They not only hiiIi- scribed for my liook* thoniHclve*, lmt told mo where J could find more cuh- toinerH. l)n. (Jnm-Trn, of Wyoming, Kent county, Delaware, list* discovered that gulf-weed i* a safe antidoto for obesity. No care need he exercised a* to tho amount of lea tho patient drink*. He tried it on hiuiHclf, taking noolher drink*, and in a few week* hi* own corpulence had greatly diminished. Ho tried it on three stouter neighbor*, who. within two or three mouth*, lost from twelvo to thirty pounds. Dr. Oriflilh wiy* that great care *hould ho used iu collecting tho weed. The why i* nlomlcd, tho reck* are bare. Tho spray of the tcmpi st is white in tor, Tho wind* arc out with the waves nt ploy— And I idutll not tempt the sea to-iliiy. Bat the ship sailed wifely over the i allowed tip iu tho c A family moved into tho lower Htory of a house on West Adam* wtreot recent- The people who occupied tho upper story smiled with fiendish glee a* they proudly gazed on their own five children who were playing toy-drum* and oilier instrument* ot torture on the step*, but when they saw that there were four grown-up daughter* and a horizontal grand piano in tho rank* of the invaders their confidence wa* wimewhat *hukcn, and when at night tho unmarried win took out hi* clarionet, and hi* father be gan to practice on tlie key-bugle, they unanimotiAly declared thatu*the landlord h idn’t on I ci ii i ned the coal-cellar, they would move out and find HoffiQ place where people hud Homo regard for their neighbor*’ peace.—-Chicago Timet.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Cedartown record. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, June 01, 1876, Image 1