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Newspaper Page TextA CITIZEN feMfjPwSSkolj i **°P* IotoM ’ DALTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 18G9. VOL. 11—NO. 3 tilk gukoiaS» bund, Tho fiwl»lo««» however lirtloulousMo not of. ten tvoulilo ub. TUoOimUw iwvc Miil-r noUom In rtrc»», unit ns « Shoral tnlug Inter fuKSHOO Hi *!>>» liurllmilnri lint I'm to lo»• tug,linos on tlio t'dreclnn 0and! T tlmMhoy will 1 ,lvn».iiixe,.,i.u» tor U»to'l >K them to tho columns of th^ VtTtsp. sensible lady wl.o reads t».A *» fc «*“ Hint tlie sentiment Is tfu» aud Ipmtuiiuy sot forth t , T,,.’s linvn tbo Olilbeml, nml not linvjllio now" I &5EXT benit Hint our B r«,|lu.others Over Hu* wnsli tub nml over tlie olm Tlintls the lieutl tbot our ,ilaugliU> Blioulil leant Isot’s. havo tho bond that our griu^mothcrs know; Over tho cradle like gootl mothers ti over the tablet (tbo fluully round,) Heading the Uooil lloolt 'tnld slUmoo iofound, ’.Lot's linvo tbo bend tliut ut oliurolilliey did llmvlng them lowly In lneok, limnblo Foyer I ■ — r ——— Not stttliiK eroei, will! tbo liiodern.ui|c ulr i mUlKRwith lbo^*‘loVo-of-u-bonnet" just liofl.od one hair. ruso; jrornUlilngOooils mid Clothing, llsmllton street. KXTOX it" IANX-- D c o hreh‘D ‘) «,t __ tlrocerles, l’roduoo end lLrdv.ro, c-orner faugh end ll.imlUnn .‘red. tu-id m i>, X CO.—Tleiilois In l'umlly olitl Jfais&BggSZ TaSlttKf8*BW fcornorof Wsngli «nd tlicInUton itwsti T. M.—Ksinll.r ‘OrnceiHeS endl’™'' 1 ' felons, l'ntinlllce bidlding,jrb'Mi?^: ,ni q .1(1 HNI1 —Dealer.* In Groceries, ,nd llcniillon street. . e-, dtfifeilitSt Tibb’s House, lUnilltnn Street, jtmnmon scree.. . , n --. # (Uo 01imcl lli8 i„„„p-l,o wonm I 1- * nC r °° J ’ 1-ouvo tbo donkey Ills nnuulm,-nud . Abyssinian Wotnon. A nicer v»Hng man never— ‘Wont to Wulumpka heavily ironed; Tho.QaUawomen nro generally fnlr, lio was caught out at midnight about I and when not exposed to tin sun, their a monlli ago just as lio—’ largo, black, brilliant, shining oyoB, ‘Took a pew on the left band Bide, their rosy lips, Ul*lr;lpug, black and B ™* ,,, > HeCtilTY—'Vbolr«>le snd Ttetsll ^Di'alere In Stores’ Hollow Ware, H.rdw.rc, Bj of Tlnsrsrt, llsniiltdn sjrMt^ HrTnKrnEKLiVI). aT L.—Denier bi Stoves, S°nollow Ware, Hsrdwsrs, nml UsimlscUiror ■ v ofTlnwsve, Hemlllonslrect. —_ m trswlbril Sirsst. Aleaya |iev csslvfor Hldrs. _ fnmoN t p streets. D , K i R n. SIMM, 0,-Himss Carpenter snd Jul Work wsrrnnlsd to n|vo»sllaleello« ; wraTUdk™ 1 end Shoe tinker, porncr ! ,,r King and Heniltlo" sireols. xATHEYriSON—-Root and Shoo Makers, east 1 of iiocitontcii bullilibji, nn. KlngHrool. Vivien it m t J, p.—Hnuao, Sign mnl Orna-. VSl HslnrerUnd Heper Hunger.. your- solve*looau I From fashions that lower, deform and «|«*Ttdn j O^o hide somo deformity most, of tin made. Let pur hearts or falso hair and hot yar^ikeinii lie shorn; I.ot our Kunnents he easy and Hpchtto Don’t shako hi December and swelter iiluno, And upiteiir liko unfortunates struek|y tho inortti Lot’s spend thotlmeln thtngshlghevtlmilrcss! Time that was given tis to uld and to hi - • Time that is fleeting and pusses away; O l let ns work while wo mill It to-duy I Ldt’s have the ou» bond Instead of tint Let’s have the/ild heurts, so faithful m Away with all fushlonstlmt lowerund dftnide; To hhlc some deformity most of tho? made. SornpB of Convorsation in a I liet-Pldoo. Lar- A coiTespolulent of the Lon jillc ', wlisn not nnifosslonsliy rngago'l. mnrkot-placo j iriTsTFOr J R.—Vbvsieinn .ml Sur?omi. Everybody goes to market, no ill at- 1 OfllM over Hukofser' k Um** rt “ r ''' ter of course—1'oung and old, ricBmd risrobe msy bo found wbeii not mgsgrd. | p00rj CTauk and white, high aildtm' 7X1, HANKS, dignitaries of the^cbm'cli aiid Jno- ATTORNEY AT District Court |r lli«_Norlli«rn District of Gtor. j. tit .JJ’IEET, 1 attorney at la t -i *711,1, jirscticc lew ill nil tbo onnnllei i I Circuit, and tkA District Court. J. IT:*: jditt'JJtras, a r p r p{~) i ?‘V Y A T LAW, ll.L prarlic, in all tbs countlei S®P“f| lV too Cliei’oueo Ciicuit. J 11111 1 Woods~& Craven, HKAI.KK* IK . . D-Ufl^ji^odioinos, 13yo Stuffrt,Pamt ,, » Oilo, Window ttiaae, &o- UI!fCCOId> WE0E ' August 27—limn , !«a.223.-*Jlc3. ja.. with c. n. siisu-Lur-r i- am, ay ii o b )•: s a l e a u o o e u s, I’rodu-o Coinnilssiini Mrrciisnta.nnd 1/eslcrs . in Wines sod Liquors, SI SertSl Uiward ttriet, r , A;;rIV!0I .. E . o nra go players, tilusbing brides anil brlert and battered nymphs ilu pane, en- oyed policeman and negro ch Jen thieves, old dccrepid pclogcna ms and lauglilng children—all jostle other in every direction. Sum ire there liy appointment.to meet on ments of business or pleasure; o go to see and be seen, while uthe to see bow small a lot of provisioi be carried away for the few a they may have to invest, wliil around a steady stream of eonveri is going on that really rivals tbo s enacted at the tower of llabel pre toils destruction. That you may a fain), idea of it, permit me to forBrd you it few lloaling parniVrnphs as |;y ; loll upon iny oar in rapid succcsln : 1 ‘Never made.a better barguiiilir, The slock sold last year at—’ / ‘Four bits a ticket, cheap ei*tb, and you ought to bear Johnny lr " sing ‘the yallergal that winked and Nelly Wliimey after tbat- ‘Knoekod down both nigger men. I wa3 lliar and Joo said about ball’ way uptlia aiBle. 1 thought that.tbo sermon was—’. ‘The biggest swindle out. ion can’t eolloot a rod eont, andevory mem ber of- tbo .Legislature knows that— ‘HU Tnotbor spanked him soundly, and sent him to boil without a morsel of—’ ,‘Qoorl brandy, such ns I generally drink, will make a man fool like-*’ ‘Marrying early; so I say tho wo man ought to—’ ‘Quit that yon domed multonhsad, I’ll knock tbo stuflln out of y or of you dout—’ ‘Wear artificial roses by all monns ; thoro Is something so very attract! vo in—’ ‘A nigger wench that wolghed mor n two hundred. Yon see she—’ ‘Bought a ticket in the Tuscaloosa Art Association and drew—’ ‘More than half of the Alabama Legislature. At the third reading of the bill—’ Hero, Mr. Editor wo left the rancho. Yours for ninety days, , llutAM. The Josh Billings Papers—Questions and AViBWors. Q—Did you ever see an old horse, holler-eyed and bony, llinp-legged and pur-blind, klvversd with a gold-plated harniss and waited upon by a spruce postillion,and a liveryed coachman 7 A—Yes i bav, aud I hnv seon old age put on pomposity, liobhlo in bro cade, command reverence, exult with pride and grin with' pain; and l bav sed tew myself, ‘pooy old boss.! Q Did you ever hear phools, and even wise men, say that life wilt short, that doth was pertain, that happiness wan ekase ? A—I havo herd thezo remarks quite often, but i novfir-herd a blzzy man find a liny fault with the length of life, nor a pure one regret that doth wns iv sure tiling, nor a virtuous one ltoni- plnin nbout the high price of happi- Gray & X^irlYman, I-.n-porlcrs of llRDf ABE, No. 55, Collr^c Street, JimU.lhv _ NAS1IVIU.C, TKN7L r\Lt A. K.TAVEL, J. W.HAWKKU, Jll. ' jAU u, TAVlih Si HAHNEB, "WllOlCdUlO Booksollsrs and StatioP cl ’ B i BLINK BOOK vs'NlFttTVRKBS, x*,,'18, Union street, NaKHVILLR, tkkn. Jnti\4S* c _ J. IT, KENNidll, with ftolTman, Staley it c '°-' AV II0 L K S A Ij E 0 It 0 C E U S, Liquor-uni Commi$iion Merchants, *41 AV. Bolllmoro snd 56 a ° r " 1 fJ’ A ®“ , f M(mB , Orders for Groceries, and Ccueiglmi»"‘« of rrodilos solioltsd. nor 1.1 Sin .SKHRELL H BHO., RESIDENT dentists, Office over John 11. Kings, Dalton, Gs. H AVING permanently located here, mid fifing prorided with tin. latest improvements In Den- ttl material, are prepared in do anything psrtthi. “g Denial Suigery. All work w.fl-aiited U) givo "'we prepare a “SiiperiorYegetnhloToothrow der," guaranteed to contain nothing lnjurlofii to ih.tseth. S«pt*4-ly The Conferenee wWl renj lit Brother Matthews beyond a dot — His successful labors tho past ar have resulted in—’ ‘Tim sweetest baby you ever s — It knows its ttl pa nfi soon as il es him, and inothui'Mays that—’ . ‘lie wnshikAtorth n d—n { holt on the first,wttfe, and wits spavined nl it- Wiiyi only two months ago lie—’ •Found .faith in believing, an as since stated that—’ ‘I’etticouts done up ill Hint w: d- wnys look so neat, and then nil yards of—' ‘Benzine, or pine top, you bet. liquor is enough to bust, up a lilt ciety, and besides—’ ‘Tho hill makes suitable pro jii in the first and fourth sections I-’ ‘A nigger baby, about three in ills old. Its mother, yoii sec—’ ‘Boiled it for about two hours a mess of turnip greens, and 1 « hungry that 1 eat most all of it then 1—’ ‘l’rayod so earnestly, to kunfchy duty; it was a solemn scene. I hii found—’ ‘Joe (pit three nces an' a qu< He had the dead wood on ’em sd| Well, then—’ , , _ She loved him very dearly ;|t, ness. Q—Did you over hear an old maid prattle about the falsity of woman, tho grate risk there was In having one, the bliss tharo waz in being boss of one’s soir? A—It ssoms tew mo that I bav, and, Lhav alwlis felt as tho the old virgin was tiikiu medicine all tile lime she was sayin it. Q—Iz tlmre enny vacancy at pres ent for a man in perlite silkies, who didn't have a rich dad l.v, or who hadn't bored snckcossfully f ir ile hlsself 7 A—If wo beer bv onny sutoli open ing we will tolegrall’ yu at once, but jist now, the way things are run, a man with seedy garments on would even git kicked oulov a fust klass meeting house, anil he put under 10 thousand dollar bonds tew keep llid peace. Our advice lew the poor but virtewoos in dividual would lie tew lake biz vertow under biz itnn, keop shady, and lot the'perlite sirklus shew each other. Q—Kan a young, man without any mustaeli git a situation in Nn York Sitty 1 A—Y'es, lmt it would probably be intho statiou-lioufe. Yimg.men with out enny inuslasli are looked upon with suspicion, and you will find, if yu put them under oath, that they either habit got annything but common sense, or they are too stingy to Buy a bottle of ‘Bolivard’s oil of sed.iktion,’ warrant ed tew fetch hair or tare oph the lip. Q-—Kail yu tell me the best way that liaz yet been invented to bring up a boy 7 A—Givme 10 dollnrsaml I will tell But hero is n roeipee Hint 1 glv nenlly hrtfUfed hair, their little feet and hands, tiiolf graceful and well rounded forms, make them comparable to tho fairest daughters of Spain or Italy. "The long shirt fnlllug from the neck to the anlclo, and fastened around tile waist by tho ample folds of a while cotton bolt, tbo silver iniklels, from which hang tiny bolls, tbs long neck- lace of beads and silver, tlio white and black rings oovoring the taper fingors, aro all very moult the same nrtiolos ns tlioso that are-thought necessary for tlio'toilette of tho Gnlla Amazon, nml tliomoro sedentary Amlmrnbuljv TJjo most apparent dlitefencoii lu their re ligion. At tlio time of their first ap- penrahee, Hie WalloGftlles, liko many of the divisions of tho same family, who, having settled farther inland, and hnvinglesa intercourse with foreigners, nra still plunged in tho grossest idola try, Worshiping trees and stones, or rather under these natural ohjeots ren der adoration t® a being called the Unknown, who was to bo propitiated by human sacrifices. It is Impossible to. obtain any correct information as to the exact date of their conversion to lslamlsm; but U lias boMt accepted by the Wall., tuibo almost universally.— None, at the present day, are given to heathen practices nml only a few fam ilies beloug to tlio Christian faith, II we compare tho races still further, and examine kite morality and.social habits of tlio two, at n first glance it would seem that l.otll arj licentious, both die- solute, lint on closer inspection, the degradation of tho one is seen to be so thorough that tlio ot .or, mny claim, by contrast, snitielliing like primitive sim plicity." Tip Ambara’s lifo is one round of sensuitl debauchery; his con versation j»ldom deviates to purs or innocent sihjecls; no title is so envied by tlie mm as llmt of libertine, and the wnuuo also nro all ambitious of a liko diBthofion; an “unfortunate" is not regaded ns uufortiinato there The ridost, the noblest, tho highist in tlie laid are profligates in love or mercenay; more frequently both.— Nolhjngiaso disagreoMhlo to nn Abyss sininn lam’s car as an insinuation that slit is vrtuons, for Chat would ho ta ken to iiean that she Is either ill look ing or f.r some other reason is not fa vored dill many lovers. In some parts o tlie Unllu country the family exist it tlio old patriarchal form. Tho father u his humble lint is as absolute ns the chief is over tlie tribe. If a man inrrics and is aftorwnr,Is obliged to lea e his vinngo on a distant foray, his wfe is immediately^ taken umler the rose protection of Ills brother, who i her husband until tlie cider's roluii.—I Narrative of Captivity in Iivdi. WHAT IS a YllAll? .ss.re.aB II Xovo Lynching in the West. St Louis, January 11 Tho Leav- enwrlh Commonwealth says a white mama mod Hays was recently mnr- derd nt Hays Oily, Kansas, by Hires nego soldiers belonging to the thirti eth nfantry. Tlie murderers were ar rests! nml lodged in jail preparatory to t'lai, bat during tho night they war taken from prison liy die vigl lano jeommittce nutl hanged to the nesiujt tree. T soliiars at r ort ijnrned has occur nndJoallieta have become so frequent mulferious that Lite negroes luid to lie vi 1 from the post and escorted diufuco from it. yu. away. Bring up your boy,in fear of tho rod and gin-mill. Q—Iz there enny knre for natural laziness, where is a part of n man's nimslituiioii and hyo laws? A—Only one knre, that is, milk a cow on tlie run, and subsist on tlie milk. Q—I low fust docs sound travol? AM the natur Tdiili o betweon wldto nml negro biers at Fort Lnrned has occurred. r. New Albany Oommerciul says thl it young mad named Tuekor, re- si 4ig at or near Charleston, Indiana, o jNew Year's night purchased a lot 0 bandy nml some of tho new, large s'/cil hand torpedoes, wliiuli lie mixed p in his coat pocket and carried lo a (Jglng school nonr the town. AVliile itting in tlio room, where tlie school vns held, lie took from his pocket a This depends a good deal u»onfc^ n “",^int'a'camly kiss! "when .‘"ThVH). 0 .torpedoit in alright* liira. about.- The sound of a dinner 'wO’fetffp tearing Ids mouth in air for instance, travels a half a mile ifivaj,,; manner and ssriouely Iniurin" sockond, while an nmtashun tew gill 7 ° up in the morning I Imy known to he r; j, nppoars that, though the Mexi cans shot Maximilian as an invadei and a tyrant, tlie inhabitants of Trieste 3 quarter ov. an hour goiniz up two pai or stairs, and then not liav slrengt entilT left tow he hoard. Q—Dow yu deleave tlio tvorld wi bless YOU, lie didn’t know it. SlioBd finally cum tew an to kiss his photograph, until; In} I A—Ov course I photogr night—’ Tlio infernal Idle biistod Jowl i- T. N. MUUIIAY, or OEOBIUA, Arthur Emory & Co., TMrOItTBltS mill Coalers lu EnsU*' 1 . I nml Amoricun llavclwttvc, OutlHiy* oto., S4i W. llaltlmoro street., JlalU>uoro, Maryland. Arthur Emory, 1 jolm B, Kgorton. S DALTON MALE AND FEMALE TT 1 rr II SobOOL m 11E exercises of tho Dalton Male and Fc- HP male High School will he resumert on mh danuaiy noxt, uuder tho contrpl of "SmScof Instruction Is complo, emln-nc- weal’ Jng ulltho branches usually taught In common K ire roiVui-mg “S ot tuition Havo boon os- end ? do, yu pliool. A- inhibition is the only sure tiling 1, taVth. kins! didn’t it hurt? 1 used a plRr I Q—AVliql iz yure private opinin' of soap and sugar, and the moimBjt 0 v hurpan happiness as a fertilizer:! began to drew I had—'’ K A—I liav got a dredful mean prit@ “Twins tlie first year. Y'es, yf&e opinyun ®v human Imppiness, hu8l riglit. She. was a happy woman,Bd I that I knn say for it is that it rcij- last evening 1 found lmr—’ l, hies a new penny hove in among ajp ‘Drunk in the calaboose. Allll* C el or ragged yung ones; awl ov policemen in t)le city couldn’t Mi arc immegiatcly crazy for the ceultfnt her • she is the- worst card in the dl, only one ov them gits it. and’as soon fi elie gats out she’lgi | Q—What kind ov hooks woufyu advizo a young man like me ton Cad, iMtsKss, per month (payable monthly), *3 00 fioeond Class, „ it 4 00 Third Class, '' VTTll . 8 ^a J. n. GLENN, A. M. and as i t0 ‘The Baptist Church. Ellen will one of the' hridssmaids,.end she I ‘Stove pipe hat full of watch-hoi dents, He wanted- mo to go on bond, end I—’ l rut in five breadths, aud aunt aftorward was kind euough to- -Clieike tho son of a tinker till lie Ij |y hollered. I van dow stairs and 'If you come round nbout ■cvci. Dalton Select School, FOll T1IE YE Alt HOT. rTIHE third tftrm otthls msllt«Hojw3'^5,' tlon. Tho course of ^^ViiiPRand structure of S, r g®i™riPSm®^tmowlo.lge U< ltutes of Tuition per montll, 4 sfsalts I Primary llrancliOB—Arithmetic, ( L‘°.7. 00 Common’English RranoliM,.... h j oo U K'"nt’lm C ‘ * H uV.oi’ rsxoa.. wlio am very anxions tow ho .1 wisdum? • 1 A—Lon’tread but one good bdt a t" time, and az soon az yu git th-yitk that keep a reading it over ngil He who veads everything, iz liko l-who drinks everything, hu gits az iflaz a soder fountain, with just about ;niuch whizz iii id™. It is bolter t@bo a good deal like nobody. Q—If yu had a fust rate tighter, shallbequite alone, and wecanthenlj wood you teach her musick.' Take a little hot whisky punch o to Johnny Lawler’s; but. I pr Btraiglit drinks, because I find— ‘The ways of the Lord are ti wonderful aud pest finding out, I ^“Won thirty-five dollars atkeno, the next morning—’ iQot my bankrupt certificate, before the week was out—’ ‘Wns baptized jest below Sel Wl ‘SarnU Jeno acted scnndelously A—So. Butifshelmdmiisbjutch, 1 wouid hoe it and dig aroin:|t. A talent for musik iz not one ttfla.nker for,.unless it iz a phatt one. Lwould ratlier a young lady gal ov njfwoulU liav a genius for pitching c“ at a relling liub than to bo a thii! alc mu- sickor. That man is a phllosophApl a he ro wbo when his wife calls fto brute, has the courage to sing, “jf die pet names, darling.” and tlio people arouud Miramar who knew the quiet and well-moaning gon- Usman have resolved to erect for him a monument. Among the many friends who have suhsoribed j s the Emperor Napoleon. A cable dispatch informs us that his name is down for five thou sand francs. It is a small, a pitiful subicripticn; but when wo remember that the history of the future will nev er cease lo hold him largely responsi ble for the life of Maximilian, tho five thousand francs havo e meaning. In .1801 the Israelites owned very little real ostato in New York City, preferring to invest in other substan tial properties. Now, they avcthechief owners of the land upoii which lids metropolis is-constructed. There is scarcely a fashionable avouuo or street in tlio upper part of Now York wliero they do not hold tho host sites. They pay the very largest "prices for them, too. Those who entertained tlie largest conceptions of the splendor of ancient Rome are astounded by tlio magnifi cence of tlie treasures brought to light in tlio excavations of the Emporium Romanum. Beautifully and lih'hly adorned blocks of rars marble havo been taken out in great abundance, ami thore seems to bo ho limit to tlie richness of this quarry of antiquities. Cards for kitchen use have just been issued. T he mistress calls up the cook mid presents her with one, from which she learns what is required for dinner, and how to cook it. Wlmt ini\yonv? ’Tlsimt w wnvo On 11 fii’s rtnrU volllnjt ntvcnin, Which is ho quloUly gnuo that wo Account it lmt n tiro urn. ’TIh lmt u single earnest tlii’oli Of Tlmo’n ohl Ivon heart | Whloy tlvoluMHnow, amt strongaa when It first with life iltd start.. What In a year t ’Tin 1ml a turn Of Tllne’s olduraxen wheul, Or but a page upon tlid lmolt Which ileath must shortly «oal| ’Tin but a step upon tbo mart Which wo must travel o’er t A Tew moro irtepn, ami wo shall walk Life’s weary roipl ho moro. what Is a year! ’Tlshut a breath From Time’s ohl fiostrUi lilo,wn, An rushing ouwurtl o’er tho oartli AS’o hoar Its weary moan. ’Tis like the bubble on tlio wavu t Or flew upon tbo lawn, AMrauxU nt tia.tho mists of morn Beneath tho Hummer sun. What Is a ycavt ’Tin but a typo Of life’s oft changing sheno; Youth’s happy morn comes gaily on With bills anrt valloyn groom Noxt, Bnmmor’s prime succeeds tbo Spring, Then Autumn With a tear; Then comen ohl Winter—(loath, ami all Must Hurt tholr level hero. Novel Marriage in Charlotte County. The Danville (Va.) Times gives the following: A ratlier novel marriage ceremony took' place in (lie upper end of Char lotte county, not long since. The wn- lor wns high and tlie bridges all gone; tlie parson lived on ono side, nml tho lirido nnd bridegroom on tlie other— But amor vincil omnia, they wore not to bo outdone. So tlie parson stood on ons hunk nnd tlio bridal party on the other—all decked out in their finery—and in tlie mud. And thus they wore united. But a most amus ing scene look place beforo they wore pronounced man nnd wife. A difilcul- ty arose how the parson’was to got the license. Tlio groom wns.called upon, hut ho not being able to swim, positively refusocl to take it over. At length, one of tho wnltoru voluntcerod. .Tliero wns a log ovor tho stro'atn, lmt it was covered with water two foot deep. He hesitated awhile, hit final ly concluded, to straddle it. We aro llttppy to say lie made tlie trip, and deposited tlie neeeelary doctunonl with tlie parson, whloli enabled him Wtle tlio knot ns oHectnally ns it was ever done hofore. On the Marry. Old Brigham Young Is tho “out- marrylnist” man on this continent. It appears that, a short time einco, he wedded five young ladieB nt one time, making a grand marriage; and only a few days afterwards—so strong is tho old sinner’s passion, which is to havo more wives than any six mon in his kingdom—lio proposed marriage lo Mnilnin l’arepa Rosa, tlio “eminent 1’rima Donna." She Informed him that as hor husband was still among tho living, 'she must respectfully de cline. Tlie old rascal, ready nt all times to obvlato any dlliloiilties, in stantly proposed lo marry hor husband also. Somo United States troopB, un der tho command of General Butler, should lie sent out there I'm- tlio .pur pose of breaking up old Brig’s mar riages, which are not only becoming alarmingly frequent, lmt seems to as sume a very singular character. The General can obtain possession of all Ids valuables, and thereby deprive him of tho “ready" noeossnry to support so extensive a household, which old Brig will then, no doubt, divide among tlio soldiers. Last Moments of Qoneral Housioau. Tho New Orleans Picayune gives some interesting particulars concern ing the death of General Rousseau, in tlmt city last weolt, from which it ap pears that while the physieianB woro holding a uonsiillntinn ill the residence of Dr.'islone, near by, Gen. Ruusoeati passed quietly away. There were present in the room at tlio time of the General’s demise his wife and oliildren and immediate relatives, besides Ool. Keeler and Capt. Stirling, of his per sonal stall’, Major Russell, who had al so been present, Imving left to summon a rohitivo of tho family. General Stoedman lmd been sent lor, hut being met by a cheerful mossngo from Gener al Rousseau—“I sent for you believing I was dying, but I believe I ain going to live”—he loft, and wns not present at the death-bed. Tho last words which General Rousseau uttered wore to ask for his son Gooige, who wns present in the"room. lie retained his consciousness until lie expired. Gen eral Roussoau loaves a wifo, two sons aud two daughters in Now Orleans. The Virginia Constitution.—Tbo members of the Virginia conservative suffrage amnesty delegation have had a pleasant and satisfactory intefyiew with Jndgo Trumbull, Mr. Fessenden and other leading republicans. Thore is a general desiro-to roach some ar rangement, and it is agreed by. all that the Underwood constitution is not fit to he accepted as the organic law; hut there is no agreement yet as to the details of tbe'counter plan. There is authority for tlio statement tlmt Mr. Wasliburne,.Judge Trumbull, General Butler and many oilier influential gen tlemen are in favor of a sottlemont up on the basis of impartial suffrage and universal amnesty. Tlie committee aro thorefore hopoful of good results. It is not worthy tliut somo of tho Wes tern democrats, and tlioso in Congress from the bordor States, look on the Virginia movement with despair, and regard it as a mistake, affirming that the West is opposed to negro suffrage, _ Wash. Cor. N. Y. Tribune. Via San Francisco wo have a report from Mexico tlmt the Provinces of Chihuahua and Sinaloa have been sold to tbo United States, and will be occu pied by American forces within two years. The report is fully credited at Durango. , Slurs on Womou. Wo heartily ondorso Ilia following j (Vom tlio Peninsular Herald: At a recent dinner at Now York at, which no women ware present, a man j sugar ti on responding lo a toast on “women," | TI: OLIPPJNCtfJ. Stylish animals—Hogs. Austria raised $16,000,300 iff boot season. lull' mines in Sicily give dwelt almost sololy upon tlicsox, claim-’ employment to more than 20,000 men. lug llmt tho best among them were lit- Filk was cultivate l in South Caro- tle bettor than tlio worst, (lie chief of ]| nft ll3 oar |.. , l8 jggg diiroiTiice being In the simoundings. g.verai town, in Mississippi are pi e- paring lo atari cultim factories, At.the conclusion of the speech, a gclitlomitn present voso to ids feet and said s' “1 trust tho gentleman in tlio ap plication" of his remarks rofors to Ids own mother and sister and not ours.” Tho offset of tills mostjustnnd time ly rebuke wns overwhelming, and tlio maligner of women was covered with confusion nnd slininc. This incident servos an excellent purposoln prefacing n few words which wo lmvo for' n long timo had in our mind lo say. Of all tlio evils prevalent among young men wo know of nono more blighting in its moral ell’oct than tho tendoncy to spenk slightingly of young womou. Nor Is thoro anything in which young mon nro so thoroughly mlstakon as tho low estimate llioy form of the integrity of women—not of tliair mothers aud sisters, thank God, but of tlio others, who they forget aro some body olse’s mothers nnd sisters. As a mis, no person who surrenders to tills debasing habit is safe to bo trnstud witli nn enterprise requiring integrity of character. Plain words should bo spokon on this point, for tho evil is a general one, nnd doep rooting. If young men nro sometimes thrown into tho sooioty ol thoughtless and lu’wd women, they havo no moro right to measuro nil oth er womou by what they soo of those and thoy would have to estimate tho diameter of lionoat and respectable citizens by tho development of crimes In tlio police courts. Let young mon remombor tlmtthoir chief happiness in life, deponds upon their nttor faith in women. No wordly wisdom, no nilsaulhropie philosophy, no generalization can cov er or wenkon this fundamental truth. It stands like tho rcoord of God him self—for it Is nothing less than tills— and should put an ovorlasting Beal up on lids tlmt wont to speak slightingly of women. A Ku-Kluk Raid in ’Tennessee. Nashville, Jan. 11.—A hand of tho Ku-IClux Klan mado n raid into Livingston, Overton county, Tennes see, on tho night of December 80.— What particular oltjcot thoy lmd is not known, but thoy left after a sharp con flicl with a parly of colored men, for- gottiug to carry away with them halt a dozen horses and their shrouds. . Tlie nogroes claimed the horses as trophies, and sont them away for safe keeping. Tlio Kii-KIux returned on the ulglit of January 2, largely rein forced, nnd demanded of Mr. Lowis, United Stntos attorney, llmt lie should Inform them of tlie disposition of the horses. Mr. Lewis did not know, and so in formed them. They then exacted a promise from him to' asuertaih the whereabouts of tlio horses, stating that thoy would return. Some of them visited the town the uoxt day, and were rory threatening to Mr. Lewis, who brought the nows of the raid to this city. 11a is trying to get the State authorities to take ac tion on the subject. Tho sheriff of Overton oounty 1ms arrived witli a posse of fifty citizens, who await further demonstrations of tho Klan. A Lottor for Dennis. “Hillo, Mlsthor Postmaster, nnd is there iver a letter here for Dennis O’Flarthcrly ?" “1 believe lll'ero is," Bald tlio post master, slopping hack and producing a letter. • ■ “Aud will you he so kind as to rado it to me, scuin’ 1 lmd tlio misfortune to be odicatod to rado never a hit?” “To bo sure,” said the accommodat ing postmaster. lio then opened tlie opi.stle, which wns from the old country, concerning his relations there, Ac. When ho had finished, Dennis olisorved; “And .what would ye bo axin for tlie postage on tlmt letter ?’’ “Fifty cents.’’ “And its chape enough, yds honor, as I ntver think of axin ya to trust me, just kapo the letter for pay; and say, Mistlier, if I’d call in one of these days, would you write an answor to it ?” “ Where is your house ?" asked a traveler in tlie depths of one of tho old “sollomn wildernesses” of theWest. “House! I ain’t got no house.”— “ Well, where do you live 7" “ I live in tlio woods, sleep on the government purchase, oat raw bear and wild tur key, and drink out of the Mississippi,” “And,” he added, “It is getting too thiok witli you folks about hero.— You’re the second man I lmvo seen this last month, and I hear tlmt tbore’s a whole family come In about fifty miles down tho river. I’m gbing t« put out in tlie woods again.” A little, boy enmo to school the other day with a very dirty face. Tlie teacher sont him out. to wash it, and, after a while he roturnod, witli the lower part of his fsco clean, and dry, but the uppqr portion was .streaked with nnid, and looked worse than be fore. “Why didn’t yon wash yonr face, Johnny 7” asked Ilia teacher.— “I did wash it,” replied Johnny.— " Then, wily didn’t you w;ipo it oloan all over 7” 11 1 did wipo it as high ns my shirtrtnll would reach,” .was Jobu- ny’s conclusive answer. We see it Btnted that the Commis sioner of Bankruptcy at Richmond, Va., during the past year has pooket- od nearly $100,000 in fees. Holies says lie respect* old ago, ex cept In fowls. Thjn he Don't. If one's .brenth is weak, let him eat onions—tlmt will make it strong. I’eaco Is the game of “live nnd let live," war is tho game of kill and let kill. On 111031,000 miles of railway in tlie United Stales, there are 8,500 locomo tives in daily use. Governor Hoffman is thirty-nine, nnd tlie youngest Governor New York over lmd oxcepl Seward. Tlie total production of corn in all tlio States of tlie Union, for tlio year 1808, was 005,118,000 bushels. Salt Lako City ib now within four days’ rido of Chicago, by stage and railroad. Wood for fuel cost in Salt Lake City $18 to $26 a cord, and coal $30 to $40 a ten. The wind Is tho first whistler on rec ord, and tlio time it whistled was “Over the hills nnd far away." Philadelphia 1ms more than tun thou- eand*shoe stores, amiimlly supplying over 800,000 pairs of foot. More limn 12,000 elephants are slaughtered annually to supply Eng land and tlio United States witli ivory. About foul' tons of human hair aro annually sold in Now York, at prices varying from $15 to' $10 per ounce. Robert Vail Camp, of Bolpre, Ohio, was horribly gored to.death by a bull, last weolt Alaska sontains about 310,000,000 acres, nnd was purchased at a little less titan two cents tlio aero. A citizen of Monterey, California, refused to receive a loiegraphic dis patch from a neighboring town because tlio small-pox was raging there. It Is predicted lu Washington that tlio third sossion of tliu Fortieth Con gress will ho entirely barren of great results. A vessel, supposed to ho tho A. R. Dunlap, from Jioafon to Halifax, has beon wrecked on . the coast, and all hands lost. Tho deaths in New York Cily, last year, reached 24,889. One-third of these occurred during (ho memorable torrid summeroflSOSj The cnndics set nbout tlie ebrpse of a child, in New Hampshire, tho oilier night, burned down, set fire to tlie hod and noarly consumed llm body. 1 lie editor of tho “Tnuipn Peninsu la” lias seen some sweet oranges which weighed n pound apiece and measured twelve inches in circumferince. . Jackson Parker, a most respectable young man, was accidentally shot and killed, at or near Bartow, in'Polk coun ty, Florida, on the 25th ult. An luiane woman at Hampton, Can ada, drowned her two children in a barrel of water and endea vored to end hor own life in tho snmo wiy. Tho Government so far line issued fractional currency to tlio amount of $100,000,000. Tiro cost of printing tlio same was between ono and two millions. t Gen. Slonoman hoe, after consulta tion with Secretary Schofield, declin ed to issue an order for payment of tlie balance dtio members of the late Constitutional Convention. All tlie Democratic members of (lie Senato and House have signed a peti tion for the pardon of Dr. Mudd, nnd tlie document 1ms been presented to the President. Tlio Baptists in this country now re port a total membership or one million ono hundred .thousand. Duping tlio last year llioru havo boon sixty-lbur thousand accessions liy baptism." An Illinois editor, speaking of a I'oguo who lived in his vicinity, says : “ Tlio rascal lias broke overy brink, jail, nnd Sabbath, wo have had in this country for tlie past live' years.” It is reported that in the event of a republic being established in Spain, Portugal will arm all hor fortresses nml the mouth of the Tagus with rifled cannon. Tho Sullan lias issued an odict lib erating Jerusalem forever from milita ry servioo and from tlie payment of any taxes levied on account of milita ry operations. The Alabama claims, for which an- Ibentlcated accounts aro filed in tlie Stato Department, nmount in all to something over eight millions ol' dol lars. A Massachusetts physiologist- ns. sorts Hint there nro no fine singers who uso tobacco.e U is proved in tlie dis secting room, lie claims, that tobaeeo injures the voice. It is claimed Unit tlio commorco of Chicago is moro than two-thirds tliut of tlio port" of New York, although Chicago harbor is closed by ice four mouths in tlie year. (Iqvernnr Flulcher, of Illinois, re ports Hint lie lias issued four hundred and nineteen pardons from tlie peni tentiary during the last two years, and that there nio now four hundred ami thirty live imprisoned therein. Ex-Governor Amy, of Nqw Mexico, Is cn route for Washington with some specimens of gold from the Muruno Mines, near, tlio boundary between New Mexico lind Colorado. Mr. Arny says if tho Indians were rainoved the gold from New Mexico would nay tbe national debt. _

Georgia Historic Newspapers

North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, January 21, 1869, Image 1