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.. . oonstruotion Coraniitioa. | way* adtojrad TrOnHcti far, ltl« great
■ ‘ ’ W^vo M^iik lottfjtUy Ut*T intellect. The viclmuss, tho pathos,
: J2 K( UU . 1 A !’. r “ l0 U??* K, U,ou ,™. IvoprcucMtA. I ,|, 0 beautiful imagery, tho matclilosa
7.T»reh.‘. \83;> ■ ii' 1 ' In Cujfown tho Second I # |«g anft0 of overythlng that has over
.-- I«nWl«S ftiutrlnk. niMftfa*ari tr» thu I _.a»~ »_a /•. ».». r_ u *
."ii; Ia) l<i .tr.o‘, nihtresMd tn tho | qaionaitoJ from his pen is uuuqualloil
JKG,
w.agrai-ILL
Uicfiailmutioit Committed of Con
r rua.u in reply to tho unfounded utat.i-
"'! iwnli lOftiTo hoforo tlmt'ComraiUlo by
H'liiv.., Bullock, concerning tlio gondii
To-nuiut tl.o runnguralinn liatl | tion of affairs in Georgia. The latter
comes off in the north wing »f Urn. throughout Is calm,, impassioned and
Treasure Building at Waaliington^: pairlotio, and tlio succinct facts given,
Th|# 11 nnui-and-brothtr" will be Him,. "Unbare familiar to every one In Goor-
dyW ; /ua voulfi
to the big dance, says they will pot lie'..lion laws of Congress have not only
excluded nidi his consent. Bully.for 1 *—* *'*" “'**• 1
Bowen 1 he wants to get a.fw«f,'nnd a
heated hall room is tho place to bring
out the smell /
_, of tho present day
and' tlio Ccngross of twenty years ago,
are two very different things. Then
wo bad for law-nvikevs men of wisdom,
patriotism and statesmanship—now wo
have nincompoops, carpot-baggeis and
been complied with In every single par
ticular, lret that the status of Goorgia,
as n Stato In tho Union, Is ns clearly
hn<\ unmistakably fixed as it is.possi
ble. for 6aid laws to fix it.. Aftor an
examination of all tho facts touching
tills matter, and proving Irom the.ofll.
cial and sworn testimony beforo said
Committco of nearly ono hundred
judges of courts, mayors,'ito., that the
laws of Georgia are not only faithfully
..... — laws oi ucuruin are 1101. umj luiunuuy
hawdy-houso pimps; and the reputa- , nm , imp!) , t | nlly executed, but that'
by any living author, eapoutnlly Ills
gems of poesy, and tills following allu
sion to tho gifted old man, Ids family,
mode of living, Ac; by a correspon
dent of tho Montgomery Mail, makes
Olif heart sad Indeed i
“ I had an interview with Mr. Tron-
lloe, Ho ta not tho man he was ten
years ego, Indeed Ids gonitis Is gonu,
and ills porson Is a mcro wreck. His
family is broken up—wlfo dead, one
son killed on the Confederate side, an
other settled on a farm down the river
—and tho old'man, verging on threo
soore and ten, copks his breakfast and
dinner in Ids llJ,tlo ; room on tho third
floor of the Courier building; and
lives only tn conversations nhout tho
past. This man 6neo wielded an im
perlnl power with Ids wit and his mu
sic. ! Now, the world lias whirled P“f>l
him, and ho lies on tho .shore a' more
Wreck, just as we will all lio if wo
should ronoh three-score years through
a revolution. Such is ’lifel To-day
ivn emperor, to-morrow a cypher 1’’
tion of tliifi once: honored body is not
growing auy better- Tho elegant apart
ment opposlto the main doorway of the
United Stales Senate Chamber Is said,
by a correspondent of the Ohicago Re-
. publican, to be “ notoriously the great
est assignation place in Washington.”
And this comes of the rifle of tho
“God-nnd-moraiity party.’’ All-wo
have to say is; “good Lord deliver us!"
A Boston paper says they drive
their velocipedes so fust in the Streets
of that city, that every collision re
sults in tl-O.totnl disappearance of both
riders and - machines. No fragments
arc, over, found. Wo would not'care
trail Boston, both men and women,
wonid tako to.the velocipede and <5&t.
lide continually,as by it tho progony
of a very troublesome and dangerous
race might be stopped thereby, so far
ns that city i» concerned.
The body of J. Wilkes'J)ooth has
been surrendered t(J his friends, who
have conveyed it to Baltimore and In
i’It best
terred it beside that of his father in
Greenwood cemetery. When.the body
arrived in that city an immense crowd
assembled to follow it to its final, rest-
thero.ls uo resistance whatever to said
laws, a9 alleged by Bullock, but a uni
versal desire on tho part of tho whole
poople forpeaee and a restoration of
their prepor relation.to tho States and
Government of the Union, he arrives
at tho following just conclusions i
1st. That tho law of Congress rec
ognizes Goorg'a as a State tn tho Un
ion, entitled to representation .In Con
gress,'and of necessity having equal
rights with other Status.
2d. That the action of the Loglsla-
turc, in their decision that colored men
wero not,’under the constitution and
laws of Georgia, eligible tu ollieo, was
a question confided to their jurisdic
tion by tlio constitution, so far as mem
befs of the-Legislature were concern
ed ; and if they have committed an er
ror in their judgment, it can only tie
properly correytcd'by the court, whose
judgmeut, when pronounced, will ho
tho law. .
od. That, according to the most reli
able oflloUl testimony, the condition
of affairs in Georgia, considering the
circumstances which Imvo surrounded
tho people, and the trials through which
they have passed, is bette'r than the
most ardent friend of peace could have
expeotod, and - is still improving.
In the discussion of the whole sub
Tho following dispatch from WaahJj
Ington, dated tho 2d inst., regarding
Grant's views on tho Georgia re-rocon--
striielioii question, wo hope Is true.—
Wo do not ourself seo how CongroBS
can gut around recognizing Goorgia as
a State in tho Union, Sloop alio' lias car
ried out tho reconstruction platform to
tiio very letters ' *’
G.n. Voung member of Congress
from Georgia, who lip warm personal
relations with Grant, Imd an interview
with him Inst night regarding. Georgia
ilaet
tho 111
icerl
fall near Covington, lCy., leaving * •.
hives full of honey. It ha* been «mti-el Commission -We 1 cl
rtaiuod that bees iinhlhe freely of {fo«. ss tVatorStroei, (-•■—"•-
Ax Inhuman Motisffcit.—Wc occa
sionally give specimens of New- Eng
land morality, but tho ono in notlco far
supercedes anything in tho hnnqls of
civilization. In the village of Sutton,
Now Hampshire, reconlly, the neigh
bors of ono Mitchell were startled by
shrieks and cries for assistance. They
gatiicred at tile house nud found Mm.
Mitchell nlindst burned to death Ev
ery assistance wn3 afforded by citizens
and physicians, though she cannot sur
vive, it is thought. She stated that it
was caused by the bursting of a kero
sene lamp. It was known, however,
Hint liie fiend-husband was cruel to bis
family, and naturally some suspicion
was aroused. After repeated eiitrea-
tios the suffering woman, upon being
assured of protection against the wrath
of her husband, gave evidence bofore
a Justico of the i’cace, that he had
thrown Kerosene oil in the fire mid over
her while cooking, aud allowed the
flames to burn her nearly to dentil,
without rendering assistance. A short
time beforo ho took the youngest child,
an infant about three months old, and
under the plea of endeavoring to stop
it from crying; Uo held It between two
rocks in tho fireplace, used instead of
andirons, and over the flames until one
side of its face was horribly burned
from its chin to Its scalp. lie after
ward struck the child a severe blow bn
o himself ,was opposed to Interfering
with her at all,General Grant's visit to
Boulwoll this morning, grew out of
this interview.
The Olork of the House has no vet
made ii roll'of the next House, The
recent statements that ho has excluded
Louisiana and Georgia are, tb say the
leael" premature; In fact, but few cre
dentials lmvo yet bceri - presented.—
ltogardlngGoorgia,lt seems understood
if certificates from Gov. .Bullock are of
usual form tho names will bo placed
on tho roll, lint if the Governor, makes
certificate Widen admit of argument
or explanation, tho Clerk wiil hold
thorn for the consideration of the
House.
General Grant opposes the unseat
ing of (goorgia representatives, and
says the postponement of tho Georgia,
matter by the Reconstruction Commit
tee is nttrlbntablu to tho inijueneo of
tho house.
Qcn. Grant visited the House tpolity
Stiff sent for Boutwoll, with .whom lie
Imd a long conversation regarding
Georgia, Virginia, Mississippi, and
Texas, also conversed with Biiigliqm,
afterwards members generally gather
ed around him. Grant's father aud
sister lias arrived.
Five Tennosseo papers have already
hoisted the hafno of Andrew Johnson
as tlio Domoerulio; candidate for Gov
ernor of Tcnnesseo at ilia August e.leo-
llon.
It Is estimated that out of sixty conts
paid In Neiy England for n bushel of
born from the northwest, only nine
cents go to tlio protliicui*, the remain
der being expended lu freights aud
commissions.
A haul of tcii- desperate burglars
was itiado in New. Turk on Sunday
nlgHt‘. '
Tho snow is five feet deep in and
tami, and the lumbermen are. obliged
to deem ffio swuinpu and take out
their teams.
The- Spanish proas nrlvigo the -pro
visional'government to keep on good
torme with tho United States.
The English Govemment^iroposcs
shortly to release from imprisonment
forty-five Fenian prisoners!
(At M. WA
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whisky, nt the many stills in that sec- _
tion, and of course
Turk DjiUkJ U. w.'iJowoof M»*n»rn Huavom Jt
Many—Xt)\r Yoik. O. It. WUUauiii A On.,
Ulmrluston, 8. 0. J. L, Y11lnlnit!;a t Havummjii
O*. A. Austbfl, IVes’t Athmlft Natlonftl llttnU,
Atlanta, Ua. ' ^ ~
nmrJ-bm*
U sHITKT) BTATI5S INTKUNAt nEVI5NL%
Dobuty UOllootm 's Oflloo. 4th UUt. Ua.
Daltow, Ua.. Kwb. tu, 18^if,
Notlco to hereby Riven that tlf« following ho!«
Notlco in hereby Riven that tlio fallowing .
anrcmniutoby innattlmoH nntl ulnoua,.ami far
tho causa*-tlinrohl nii-ntlonoil. m each
... ntlnnoil
in Murray county, far violation or Mocttou 44,
act or Oougroio*, paused Jnly 20,1«W.
lihu’my oouilty, tor violation of auction 44, act
ft™ -
lt»r violatl
ikumiyM, ini*.
NEW~ ADVERTISEMElfTS.
W L— —..
sold boforothc Court House door In Dal*
^1... «*. a— * •“‘thin
•lIITPlKIsD SHERIFF’S SAfsK-Mrilt lie
Gld liofoi ” ‘ * - •» «
tho flrat
icWill honriormdfC, tbclollowinR property: 1
Cltviot numbin g conim* of Thornton A vonuo
iid Gordon at root. 1U Dalton, k f vit>d on toaut-
h»fyan attaohmoAtfl fa frofn thn .fUstlou eourl
of iho 872.1 district O. M- A Al Non-18 A Co. va
Martha W Field. Pointed obt by said ll la, 16r-
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '(turned to nip bya constablo,
and rctu, — ... .
Afro, city lot letter 1>,,and tha jvflat half or
lot letter (5, on Gordon streets in Dalton, to aat-
tufy onoft< fa from the Suivuvlor court of ftald
county, J. P. 1#.- .Tuekson vs Cordor & Short, ua
tfieur.qTcrty eff ddfomlanta. •
Also, lpt (if land ouinbor 822,1ltl> dUtrlct and
ad auction of originally Cherokeu,no\vWhltflt‘ld
county, <1 iVB Dunks for t ho urns of .1 H Falk A
Co.' va Janies M Keener, liiukgr, and Wm H
OuthrlOf indorse.!’.
J-- i ~-i e83t of lot
Ject !us news throughout are broad,
ing place, but the relatives of tho nn f* ■
“ 1 ’ - . , . . . . , comprehensive and patriotic. There
fortuiiato man desired a quiet bunal, ; ^ Eo pr ^ luliec csllibitud by
and the crowd respected their wishaud ^ llciir0 nl3uifcsU a
disperse.. s 8 ® c la a . . to hesithe wounds engendered bv the
time tbo remains of Booth were being ,,,,
. “ ‘ ; , .. , -* war— toscenot oalv Georgia hutall tho
a on to n timore, a ew nen s tre States and all tho people united onco the other side, choked it until it was
yisit,^ the grave^of h,s ; 'iel.m, Abre- ^^ ^ of #nd of
friendship ami brotherly love; and con
cludes his vindication of the good name
and fair fame of Georgia in the follow
ing earnest appeal in her behalf:
In tho name of tier good people, and
for tlio fuUe.nf tim rrm-—
harmonious Union, and perpetual
pence of our common country, I ask
that Congress will stand by tlio law
which recognizes Georgia as a Stale
in tho Union, entitled to representa
tion in Congress, mid on an equal foot
ing with her sister States.
liam Lincoln, at Springfield, and the
U. S. Senate ivas rejecting n proposi
tion to givo to Lincoln’s widow a pen
sion of $5,000 a year. Bather a sin
gular combination of .circumstances.
MpcUjxcUc.UltntJiaa.aiNmn.ont^r.
the publication mado in tlio Citizkn
recently concerning tho discovery of a
f toal mine near this place. Many have
treated tho whole affair as a hoax; bnt
. it is no hoax—''tis a reality! Wo learn
from Cnpt..T.H.Kingofthlsplaco,who
lias tested the deposit thoroughly, that
there is coal there, and in great nbun-
(lnnco; and though not so good as the
coal obtained from some of the mines
in Tennessee, it is nevertheless equal
ill quality to that taken from one of
these mines, from which, thousands of
bushels are being weekly transported
South over the State Hoad. Capt. II.
and otliers nro working tho miuc vig
orously, there being three shafts now
in operation, and they tell us that tho
greater progress they make the more
thoroughly they nro convinced of its
inexhauatibleness and tha better satis
fied that the quality of tlio coal is of
such a character ns to pay to dig it
out and put It Upon' the market—in
deed sonio of the strutas nro said by
competent judges to bo ns fine coal as
onn be found anywhere in tho South.
From TomieBseo,
Nahiivii.i.e, Tznn. J*ob. 2f.—A fire
broke out in n grocery store in tho
town of Gallatin, nt about ono o’clock
this morning, and communicating to
other buildings, destroyed tho greater
portion of tlio west aide of the’public
square, thirteen lionSos in all. The
(Ire originated from n defective flue.
Four hundred militia have been sent
to Giles county, where martial law has
been declared. This is the comity ii;
which the ICii-Klux originated.
Memphis, Fell. 24 A suit has been
instituted by Capt. lienj. Johrispit, J>f
St. Louis, against Frazer Titus, John
Wicks and othcra for tlio recovery of
$413,000 in gold seized by them ns a
vigilance committee, in 1301, and also
for $10,C00 damager.
‘ Nasiiviu.e, Feb. 23.—Mr. Seuter.
Speaker of tlio House, was inaugurated
Governor to-day, in place of Governor
Brownlow, resigned, in the presence of
n convention of both branches of the
Legislature and a large number of
inaiiy^bfenokfee. . . .
MicMclng at the soutlK’ast couhh* or g.Utl lot
luml.-nnd ntnnlnR west nlonjc .*mlri land line
tho fcouthwuat.onrnor of said lot, tlumon north
along tho lino o. mild lot, one hundred ro*4js to
nHtuko, tlicncuou'-timrullcl with tlio east and
went land Ilndtothi? east Dno of said lot.thcneo
Booth aloirRthosald oust laud llrto, one hundred
rode to tho place of bcfflnnlmr/ Levltd on its
the property of Uufus K.. Foul, to satisfy ono
ll fa from t ue BrtpoMoV court of snld county,
Flotnon Mosh vs UufUH K Ford, prlnolnal, and
Henry Davis, sccavity on attvy bond. r.’i't-larU
AlSo lot of land number SlfcHft tl/o llih din*
trlet and 3tl section,' JoVloU on us tlio proptu-ty
ll. Kenan; by virtue or two' fl rroiQ
• Jf • ’-
>y person or j)6r«Qiu* olaltulng any of thu
RolnRuriloli*MiTord(|nlrotl to appear and
tosuohcUlin within thirty days from this
date, hnd rIvo bond um required by law, other,
wise the ttuuto Mill ho sold for nan of the United
atutuB. < . WKLL9 lb WJUTKOUK,.
Fcb23-3t ‘ Dobuty Golloctor,
perlor Us any wo have aror uslub
BlI AW, llLAfltUARD, A Co.
raman. <
rUKKAY SHERIFF’S lAMB-WM bo sold
J. baforo tho Conrt-Houso door, In tho town
r 8pr|ti#.riaoo, on tlio first Tti“Hday in April
♦prttftf IMaoo, on tho first Tiu'silay 1 .
next, within.tlio IiiruI hours of sale, tlio fob
lowing property-, lo-wltt
..MBTPtfflMll
t.ot of land nmnhof‘221, In tbo Dili ritatMftt and
3d suction Of originally CUcrokoo how Murray-
oountyj levied on as tho jjroporty of James Ed*
mondson tosalisfy two rf Ths from tho Superior
court of Murray ootfuty. Ono A Udmlios vs Jos
Edmondson, uud.Abram Seay, soolitlty on stay
lfondt thontliAr WdWimi-M. Halt, hcim*r, vs Jus
Edmondson, nlakcr, add J. D. w. MODouald,
Indorsor. ,*,•••
Also, lot of land number 314, In 10th district
and 3d sect ion of ovlRlnally C'hovokcc. now
*" v, to sat isfy one fl fa from tho In*
Mtirruy ooufity
lorlor court of said count v, Ca'iiow Mefl
A Co., Indocsore. vs,Jolm MVRookj loylod otuu
tlio property ofdofeudaut.
Mui oh 4,1888 K. .T. RRCK, Sheriff.
Wi
oil mV
ALKEll SIlEftIFK’S SA t.ES.-lVMbos6ld
hoforo tho Cpurt.lIouHtf door;4n tho town
oi i^iFayouo, Walker bounty. <m thofii nt TuoN.
day in April next, within tho IoroI -hours of
Uo, (Uo foliowlug pvopony, to.wlt:
Loth of land numbers 1<<J, 177, 185, and thq
— r id_. ..., A , .....
north half .of lot number 173, all In tho latUUIs-
trlct and 41'h section of said county, (is the nro*
port y of James H Emit,''by Vlrluo of a fl lu
from, the Superior oourt of said county, Thomas
Lawrence vs John HaUlolU, Joint Malum, A. II.
Horoi’h, (J, G. Holland'und J It Evatt. This
property was sold ut fcdicrltr’s Hale on tho first
Tuesday ln‘February, 18fW, to Greenhorl'y Ev
il tt, for tho sum of two thousand dollars.anil
ho not Uavlug naUl tlu* nurehtwo money It will
bo re-sold ht Tils risk. ■ •
March 4. A.-A. HIMMON^-Sh’ff.
Jamestown, N. Y
LirriucoTT A TJakk'vblt, j—Wu huvo no trou.
Ido with your Saws ? tin y qtm'j m toho lined
up with paper t wo put thqui on the Mundrcl
and Ufoy go rlaht alomr.
Tompor porfeoHy uniform ami quality unsur-
passed, RGsueqtfully, On ah, J. Fox.
Mat ^T^ih^oott ahai^ewelt,,
Jzl l Fll'IC/Ui i X ISA ICIblV 1'.LI,,
tfnufootarorfi of Clrmilavi Mulay, Mill Gapr
HtCroHS-Ciit SaiVs. ChdpfilnR Axos, all shauos •.
Dlhurn’s Patent Axo. Hhovels, Spados ami
ilus* Patent (Jovorod Hcoon. 1 u
prANoa i prANOsi pxISoaF
‘The Tarlor l-‘»Yorltf,>
S HE hrtmeiisfl demand for this popular In
strunumt has Imlneod ns to make its inan-
Luro a spoclullty, and wo nro consequently
enublcd tooffor thorn at much lowor rates than
nro charge?! far’srmlhir Instruments bv other
uiakors. Innulro of rosldont dealers rir semi
for our illustrated catalogue and prloo list—
Address Gao. M. Guild & Co.,
rinnofartoMunuPrs, boston, Musi*
' ^-hTLu'
0, UT SOAP S ^
- *+ IV19KE0NL.VmiHAAGr.N&Co.
Honey, (ilyrcflnc,Elder llourr, Koqutlntnl Pnlm,
I N Quality, Stylo and Pevfumo warranted
equal to thoEuRllsh und sold fully 50,’por
cent, cheatmr, which acuoonta for tlio Rreut
ttUniiig offih.tho donmnd for tho forolRijsoaps,
and tlio unprecer*'"’ r*—
Coil
the
unprecentod siicoohh of tho Amorlean
ui puny Toilet, soaps, now sold every whore In
l* I) nit oil Stut es.
an Ha.
G W Stancell, 'exoc:ut or of said Kenan, doebased
„a,f „not lie, la tffi
Util district ami 3d sectioq. as the propnrty of
R 11 Sapp; lei led on virtue of a fl r.i from Whit.
Held superior court, O D Finley, adm’v of tloht
Fliully.doooasod, vs RIISapp,and PC MeOwen
Also, lot 74, in 10th district uud 3d sect ion, as
tho property of F W Fl-ehcr. doeoaeoM, by Vir
tue of twoll fas front Whltrteld Inferior court,
one In* favor oft;. R. Weiboru,and one D H Print-
up vs said Ftsoliov. wkYiV)
Also, tho house and lot In town of Tunptd
Hill, Whil:: -M cn-.itj!;-. sit g:i'c l sotilli •>» uml
adjacent to tbo Dv*potS>
Comity-V. IP ^
IngnppHrtt tobe ifjipol'itcf! Gnurdlatror «Xj’crRinco, \vlth .Uiaxrahi und- dlieoilous for
tho person,and proporty of Mary J. E. and Ju- maklnR trap. Also Instructions How to Train
11a L. Koltrf.', flilriors under fotmeon y ‘ - " 4--'—»* • • - -
auo Hnd rss hi nuts of said county:
This Is to cite all personseonoor
Mi KF.ON E, VAN H A AG EN A CO., Solo Manrra.
. Philadelphia uml New York.
H U ^’1 nTT A N1 )“TRA PI’ING—lnsfruet Inns
by n limiter and titipper of Iour pr«4>»iv«i
uxjit’rlonce, \vltli diitRiam und direotloi
persons conoernod to bn and
npfrCHPat tho next t.orm of the Court of Oi-dl-
naryi after tho.explratUm of thirty days, und
hIiow cause, If any they can, why J. Mi Keith
should not ha int rust'al with the Rnurdfanshlp'
of the per»nn aud property of Mild minors.
Witness mv oillclal fttRimtnre, tills Fohruar
MILTON UUSSELL, Onl’y,
Animuis, ineludliiRuiuny ftinuHlnRimd wondov-
luitrlcks. both for only ton cents. Jeibu 11a-
xwy A Co.,'119 Nassau st., New Yo” 1 '
27th, 18. M
Mu rail 4-.”,0;l.
EOJUU A. Walker Couhtv.—AVheroaa, Man'-
\T ell UljpAns lioAuppUed to me for letters of
aduilptatroiioii, do bonis non, upon tho estate
of f iooi-RO Glonn, lativof said enunty,dooqusod:
This Is toeitv all persons Inter j»fc*d tdheaiui
appear at, thu fl r-1 terifl of the Court of th-ilinn*
ry, 1‘fiyr the oApIrat’ort of thirty du\s, to show
cause why lottem should hot be granted the
upnlicanton said eidato,
Wltmwrt my hand and oflh-.Iul Jlyrtuture, this
IM . Fuhrunry.a7ili,lhiV
tt in said town.and I ^Miirol, 4-30d. MILTON RUSSELL, OuPy, ■
ArcuIs AYnutrd for. lion to mako the Farm P*j.
tiXOW todoublo the value of land and the
JJL profits on stock, and how to raise three
-.times the quantity of uUTunn crojis to an acre. -
750 pages and 140 beautiful and useful illustra
tions. Farmers, yonngineu and experienced
atrents find It puyato canvusH for tills * ■
r - *
did
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vX'ainwmtfrof juviti i;. tiumii.-., kuvTiffl
'^p'ic’.'theaou'rt'own wHiV'ui'uljed ; i't , ;ua , iNt?fT7tfcTiu ! thv'liV.vtrHtf»!iu' 1 t«rta
....i..., »'5 0 >"4 An^fe»ilrua , cluay.alt ,: I lie e.t-jifral i'oii nf rtaj »,an or,
ft ir i , derwJU he allowedRfUntlnR sahl leave, if no
ma.l”» l L«> f .. tll «!gfc *m« f«u»i)isblios-a tn ihewalmLt
aortUorit- to’tho Vu.KSfc|aiVt“'S oV.’J ?£ ! »?•.
“i vvS?pSsa N i b »*> law «P])1>0.1 lo mu fur nxn
uwinpviv w iMt hi- tJ iFniialrit'k's I Poi'sonjilt.v urn setting apurt and va
I liomeHtead and 1 will pass upon fhesanm at my
“ ■ ’ " “**■* Mn tell 4,
;i Ordy.
Folki. v vs.J.
Imaker.-*, mul N.
P. llarb-ii, endorser. [Pro. f>o$\
'g In the
soniity, In po:
onty-thv
stmlt lino fmn
linn- with tho
,, Ord’y.
The State .of Teimoeseo must bo
Devilizcd or Brownltiuiized, which is
one and the same thi,ng, as tho devil
is no better than Brownlow and Brown,
low is no better than tbe devil 1 Tlds
afflicted State Is cursed with venomous
reptiles of huge dimensions, and rav
enous wild beasts that can tako in a
half dozen hogs and one or two cows
at n meal, and deep holes or abysses
of unfathomable depths,into which men
and horses fall and arc seen no more.
Tho Knoxville Uerald recently told its
.readers about ono of 'these bottomless
holes in East Tenncsjce into which
some poor opossum or coon hunter
disappeared for aye one night, and the
editor hns found another hole bigger
and deeper than tha first, into which
tiro horses fell tho other day while a
man was plowing his field,and we pro
sumo tlie poor animals are still “on
tile wing” downward as nothing has
been seen of them since. Wo do not
doubt tlie story, but what puzzles us Is,
that that man did not know that hole
was in his field t
The people of Walton county, in
public meeting, liaro protested against
the extravagant course of tha Legis
lature, denouncing the per diem pay
of nine dollars ns “an outrage upon our
impoverished people.’,’ That's right,
Waitonians—we nre with you in that
Bcntimenl f ‘ae is every honest tax payer
in tim Stale, who, if they could make
themselves la ard, would thunder in
the ears of the Legislature to adjourn
nt 03'-c.
True Baoonatruction.
Bui’OiiTS from tho plantations nil
over Middle and Southwestern Goor
gia represent tlio most extraordinary
activity everywhere prevailing. Eve
ry hand that can he obtained is being
employed, and tlio most liberal wages
arc paid. Every planter is wide nwnlto
upon the cotton question, and they are
putting evory acre in cotton that they
can tend properly. We like this—it
is the truo rord to a thorough recon
struction of Georgia—a reconstruction
that will be felt and respected by our
Northern masters. "Money is a great
power in tbo land. Then let us, ns n
people, eschew potitics altogether, and
turn our attention to agriculture, to tho
building of manufactories and rail
roads, encouraging emigration, and,
in n word, do everything else that wc
.can toward tho development of the
rieli and inexhaustible resources of
our noble old Commonwealth—let tho
“black belt” plant cotton,and tlio far
mers of this rich and productive grain
region plant corn and wheat for the
cotton producing section, and let us
all invest our surplus capital in man
ufactures of every description, and wo
will then he reconstructed to nil in
tents and purposes, in a monied if not
a political sense. There is a glorious
future In store for Goorgia if her peo
ple will only give their whole energies
in the way wo have pointed out. Mon
ey is what we of the Soutli want—tlio
more of it we have tho less we will
hear of “rebels,’’ “outlaws,” &o., as
applied to tho people of the Soutli by
l’uriiun New England. Tlio cotton
crop of 1S38 will realize to the State
$10,000,000, ami should wc, as is con
fidently believed, receive $50,000,000
for the cotton crop of this year, our
now-forgotten virtues will bo remem
bered by those who have mado us groan
under grievous political burdens—re
bellious Ueorgia will no longer be re
bellious in the eyes of our persecutors,
but brotherly love, reconciliation and
til that sort of thing, will agitate their
“loii ” bosoms for ns in the light of tbe
almighty dollar.
black and blue, and then gagged’ it
with a handkerchief. A brother, with
more forbearnuco than manhood, Imd
him arrested, on'the charge of uttempt
to take the life.of his wife. The Jus
tices were soprcjudicedagainstMitchell
vi—. u. i...u w U- ■ii.-muveu u, 'a uoign-
boring comity for preliminary trial,
and was bound over to tlio Supreme
Judicial Court, and put in Concord jail.
Before lie left Sutton tbo women there
were so incensed against him that they
threatened to tako his case into their
own hands. Mitchell is about thirty
years of ago, and has long sustained a
bad reputation. Ho is sometimes in
temperate, but there is no evidence
that he was in liquor when committing
tho above' diabolical dyeds,
y uf .mini F.
WliiOlalilsuaovi
Go lo in T,auge Pieces.—On Tues
day last, wo wore shown by Capt. S.
N. Boswovth, of tlio Nncoooheo mines,
three nuggets of virgin gold recently
found in’tlio mines he is working there,
weighing respectively 8T4.249, arid 103
dwts. The captain is operating for a
Boston company, is working thirty
hands, and is averaging about one hun
dred dwts. per day. lie also allowed
ns at the same time the yield of his
mines for the nineteen days previous,
which was a handsome “pile”—weigh
ing between six and seven pounds.
Captain UcBworlh informed us that
as soon as spring opens lie contemplates
increasing bis working force lo seven
ty-five hands, and intends opening sev
eral valuable veins upon the property
he is now working.
The Captain is a practical miner,
and ids success is but nn Index to what
may bo done in the rich mines of this
section, wheuever skill aud capital are
brought lo bear upon them.—Air Line
Eagle.
—A volcanic action oil I he,posterior j Ailn, u im or'ilmi'mini'or n.
hemisphenj of the moon was observed j
by M. DcUrety, a F rencli savant, at tlio |
time qf.li|eajp(MLwlywe, . He obsecv./
cd, he says, tjlree voluminous protuber
ances on the moon unite. They were
feebly illuminated, and resembled the
tops of mountains, receiving light from
tho solar rays. Fifty, minutes later,
continues M. DeCrety, two-tldrds of
tlio sun's disc having emerged from
the moon, the samo appendages wero
seen, more strongly ilbdninnted and
belter distinguishable from the lunar
disc; their summit had thenppearnne
of metal in fusion,
reporter of those
of Science of i’arii
nomenon hitherto
annals of astronoi
... bv bapot Sqiiivv**, ntn'ili by S. J. \V
spectators. His address foreshadowed I'llf 1ST, K" Tins")
no paiiey for thu future. .
Voi.canic Litumoss in THE Mdoy.j 1 Gr K w?'hi
soniilty.'HTwl I will pnw upon tiio Rainc at
\\w pv«»p.
fvft;
lor tills book.—
9200 per month nccovtUiipr to ubility uml
,Je ypv (’nil particulars;address
K1ULEK, McCcituY tt Co., Philadelphia, Pu.
I7URLY ROST POTATi
Jli olcp SprltiR Wheat*
Clover SecuB,Grafts Seed,
. _urlqy, J
Hog*, FoivIb, Best Fod-
jLxtkuij
dc# Cutler. Send for the Exthuimkhtal
Jourxal, only *20 centn. Adtlrena
Geo; AV Di.itz, Chainbersburg, Pa.
w-v
ANTED, AGENTS—f75 to«eoo per month,*
. . everywhere, iputc ami female, to Intro*
ilueathe Gbsuixk JMenovRn COMMON SENSE
SEWING MACHINE. Nhlftmneliinu wllYrtftcft,
. toll, tuck, quilt, coni, hind, hruld pml e.,.
braider In a most Hnporlor luunner. Price onlv
#18. Fully warranted for fivo Tours. We will
pay #looo for any much!no that will new a stron
ger, more beautiful, or. more eliiHiiofteam than
oitrs. It makes the ‘-Elastic Lock Stitch.” Ev-
ory fteeouilatltoli wav bacut. and still thoeloth
cannot bo pulled apart without tearing it.
pity Agents irnni #7316#:C0 pur month ami ex-
peiiHCft,or o eommisHion from which twice that
amount can boimulc. Addrcha SKCOMR A CO.,
Pittabnrgh, Pu., Boston. 5Iu.N.s.,orSt. Louis, Mo.
C-CumiN.—Do not be imposed upon bv other
parties palming off worthier* cast-iron ma
chines, under tlio same mime , or otherwl6e’-
OnrHistho onlv genuine ami rcully pructloal
cheap machinen.aiuifliciuml..
ATKNT MAGIC COMB ^
rhm*. ?
Sold everywhere. Henibv HiuG t #1.^
Address \VM. 1‘ ATTOS, TrvtuumuS•
Single CmnbC’on.punv, SpringfleUl, Muhh.'
A*GENTS. FARMERS, GARDENERS AN1
Fill *
C ‘1 EORGtA, Catnns.v Cnuntv.—WUoi*ea*' Mil- i
TTkoti Ex’aiiM.admlnlstrator.an IS. A. Kvujh. I
her iu favor,Of Simeon Knmkford. ! x ortho u*tatu ot Jam *h A. Evans*, late of
A!jo, u parcel of land in tho city of Dalton, Httid otnmtv. deeeascd. lnis applied to mo lor
in said count*.', known on the map of said citv leave 1° spU lota nfiaml mnnbar* 7and 8. In tho
us the lot fronting on the oast. Mila ot .fom's | ‘2<tli d^st Hot and Jtd section ot oaid omiutv. for
iitroot ami next, adjoining oa the west tb lot : the benefit of heirs and creditors ot said de- j
number 7 «,oa Thornton Avenue in miHcl'-v, ! veasctl; If no^objection Ift mlKG*l at the first reg- •
in poftsosision of I. E. Shumate, and also tfni j u*ar terra, aft.or the expiration of two montlift, :
house uud lot where Wesley ll. ^tunsolKonnev- nil .?. r ,^ L ‘ r " ‘ ,l lv - passud grant I mr the p Hi ,»i t* ot
ly ruftldcd and whereon T. M.Mellun now lives, I pktltloaera. J. M. COMBS,^Otfd’y. I __
fronting on tlio west Hide of Tiiorutoit Avouita Marca 4—'-in.—.20:►,•>. . |'TIT’.'.NTED—AGENT.-—Tn Sell the
P0 feet, and running back sum.* width three. 7.—~' ~~ITI AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
hundred und uiitoty-lhruo figd— both lolfl lovieil ! f-2-*';^ . Coujtr»Mijion Evany i Price.439. Tlies(jiipk*ft;.elicapcst uml ljeatKidt --
on as the property ot Wesley II. Htunsell loan'.- i x-T havlbgapnlljn. in proper lorm, to be ap- ting Machine ever Invented. Wilt knit £20.nco'
Ufy onofl fa for tlio purchase inom'V thereof, pointed Cuardiun ot the person and property i st.itelieij per mipnto. Liberal inducements to
issued from tlio superior court of Whitfield «• Evans, a mtnnr under fourteen Agents. Address AmkiiicanKmit.xoMacqisk
county, in favor of Dabney.!’. IMaylock va W. V«arp of ug** nti 1 r •shlent. nt 'wild county: This Co., Boston,Mass., or St. Louis, Mo
rk r iti i t uitun'i.K?.—Send far particular*
it •dU*t , H tmpvoved Fruit Tv<*t'nndViholnvj;,-
‘vnlor and insect Destroyer.*’ Samidus to lot,
ill ho forwardvd to any part of thu t.’nltc.; :
latcH and perfect f-utlKlaefioii guaranteed.—'
oo I A gent •* an* wanted in every Cniintv in
io t nitStates. Addrehs J, All KAHN.
lebomt .Struct, Haltlmoie, Md.-
ibod in a deed fi
Jicckaon, us tlio proper
lor court tl fa in t
Difficulty in
great excitement iu the CathoUcChurcli
ut Anbqrn, N. V., on tlio 21st instant,
r.ov. Thomas O'Flatherty, the pastor
of the church, who hay l oan in tho po- tt! ’- ?thol ' 8i - 1 -'
sition for twenty three years, had been
removed by Bishop McQimiii. Tho
congregation refused to listen to the
latter or liia appointee, Father Kavii-
nagh, who wds taken out of tlie churuh
by violeneo. The congregation had a
meeting and passed resolutions lo
stand by their old pastor, and strongly
condemning tlie action of the Bishop,
and expressing their determination no
longer to submit to abuses of what
they termed a one-man power in thb
United States, but to appeal at once
to tho ecclesiastical authorities of the
country, and, if necessary, to Pope
Pius IX.
of Wolfe, Dash A F is lie
vk 'I homaft R Cherry, survivor, and Palmy
Wilson, admiuistratri " “
to s(j!l nInn uorus olf tlie
beast corner of lot number ll n , nth distinct.
>ohu* younty.'pxucpt. J
Jilt oftiio hoin
said lastr
SevernlEnglisli gentlemen who went
last September to Virginia to spend
some time in hunting in tlio Blue Ridge;
were so delighted with tin- cnontry that
they purchase^ a largo tract on tho
Manassas Railroad, near Gainesville.
A colony of English will settle on tho
land in the spring.
and 4th Hcetion of
acres off the smiiliw
, ... tlobod lot, for tho b. .
of L. E. Wilson, do-1 Hors of Brldduoeasod
cdm-St raised at tho first, r-gularti rm after tlio ox
Also, lot number 8. and on25 feet of thohtr' latioa of two.monUis, up imlar will bo pus?
sidoof’lotnumber 10, ilonillton Struct,- Daltou, giAfiting tnepruyer ot petitioner
. ... .. March 4-2m.-feo iF* * * r ^
be depended on by Indies in **tlino and hour of
Price, 4l*> jier package, by mail, secure*
| * iifidcnce, Wm.
favor of J W Fiuchor *
.J. M. COMBS, Ord.
-Whe’ "
or.
si,represents
filed and <
land numhof 100, in tlio fith district mul 3J i
tion, to pay the purcliaao money, levied on -
virtue* of u 11 fa from Whitfield Superior couri,
E. U. Nancy llnrdoustlc, for' the usu of Jacob n ‘
Millor vh Joseph M- Lane, Ex’r. of J. I. L. Hurd-
iifttlo, ilocettbod. Property pointed out in Haiti
Ufa.
the Con
tered cm reer
on fluid eiitat_.
This is therefore to cite
persons interested to hIiow
eun.wit bin the I'
tm-ft of (lismfN.siou from said estate should not
be granted said applicant in September next,
M ttncsft my hand und official algnaturo tli!
d day of March, 1809.
J. M.' COMI18, Ordinary.
fee tjui.
id ndmrmlsli all
huso, If any' they
Tibod by law, why let-
*" - Wit
Miirch 4-0in.
rosTPON’KD—Fon apiiil.
R'e regret to learn, from the Aligns-
tn Press, that the recent cold snap op
erated very unfavorably on Hon. A. H.
Stephens’ recent Injury. Jie is again
entirely disabled.
C'ol. Brooke, ef Vicksburg, was click-
' efi fatally by an oyster of lnrye size.
A gentleman who lives in Eastern
Virginia, nud who is the Imppy father
of ten Children, was somewhat at a loss
recently to find a name for a “late ar
rival,” when liia eldest daughter sug
gested that it bo called “Tiio Last.”
Tho old gentleman, howover, couldn’t
see tlie point, and didu’t like the sug
gestion.
The Vei.ocipedf. Mania.—A man
in New Bedford lias been offered $20,-
000 lor the pntentof his four-wheeled
velocipede ; but has refused it, and
contents himself with selling tho Con
necticut right for $6,000. Several of
tlie leading firms in Newark, New Jer
sey, hereto lire engaged exclusively in
tho miiiiulaotiire of elegant carriages,
have begun the manufacture of velo
cipedes for Now York firms, while oili
er establishments are rapidly turning
olf wheels and iron work lo supply the *“ la
Also.-ton a
ldt number 183, < . _
acres of lot number 197, thirty-four ami <
third acros of lot number 199, and sixty acres of
1 «—«««- -R of skill Iota ia tlio 27th ”
ictlon of said county: said
lilt portion ol
time of h Is death.
D ade sheriff’s sales.t-wiu bo sold bc-
torotliu Cnurt-HoiiHc door lu the town of
Trenton, In said county, on the first Tuesday In
April next, within the legal hours of sale,‘the
following property,to-Wjt:
. One lot In tlie town of Trenton, known its tho
.. Howell Rlanset or Majors’ lot, on which Wm.
Jcnklnft now lives, to ftutlsfy ono execution
from tlio Superior Court of Dado county in fu-
—• of A. II. Hicks against B..M. Wilkinson, M.
At thefirst performance of the Span
ish Protestant service in Madrid, hun
dreds of persons wero unable tn obtain
admission, owing to tlie want of room.
The owner of the house in which wor
ship islictil hns received an anonymous
letter threatening him with assassina
tion.
According to German statistics,more
than 250,000 emigrants left Europe in
18(18 to find homes in America. Of
these, 120,000 embarked nt Liverpool,
66,000 nt Bremen, 44,000 at Hamburg,
20,000 ut Havre, and about $,000 at
Hamburg.
JptemperAn.ee has become so preval
ent lu Sweden that tho Legislature is
considering tho propriety of forbiddiug
the manufacture of spirits.
trade in other cities.
Shooting a You no Lady A young
man nnmed ICrepps entered a store iii
Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y., on
Wednesday afternoon and attempted
to shoot one of the young ladies em
ployed there, a Miss C’ussiu Iving. He
had formerly been engaged lo her, but
she had lately discarded him on ac
count of his had habits. The shot
merely grazed Miss King's hand, and
tlio young man was arrested. A writ
ing on his person loads to tlio belief
that lie intended nlso to kill himself
after killing tlie young lady. Ho was
committed.
A novel mode of dunning, lately in
troduced in New York, is to hire a
chaise painter in flaming red letters,
“Collector's Chaise,” in which the col
lector makes his daily hounds to the
domiciles of slow-paying debtors. In
very obstinate cases, and when the
debtor lives in a fashionable house, it
is kept standing in front of the premia
es several hours a day. .
It. SOUTH Ell LAND, l>. Sli’ll'.
ebay horse mule,'to satisfy a in<u i;::t ; .■
nn county court, of wild county, L l*
vs S W Sparks; property pointed out by
vtguge. K. SOUTllfiULAND, D.S.
ALSO, AT TIIS ft AMU TIME AJJP ELACB:
Lot. of land 'number *282, in 11th district and 3d
section of wild county, and twenty acres of tho
northeast corner ot lot number *283, in same ala-
1 riot and section; levied on to sutlrffy a fi fa
for tho purulia.se money, from Whitfield supe
rior court, in favor of John Taliaferro vh B M
Smith, said Smith's Interest levied.on and to
bo sold, bciiTR a bond for titloa and a right to
demand t It lea on payment, of the fi fa levied and
of one note for $250.00, with interest from Feb
ruary 9,1809. edm |5
Also, Jot number 38,13th district and 3d sec*
tion, as til'd property of William Knllet by vlr-
Dm of a fl fa from ChattooRa tmpurinr court In
favor of Johnson A Bordon vs said Kcllet t.
JAMES ROBERTSON, D. 8.
applied far .
hr apart aud valuat ion of homestead, n
will pass upon tho name at my office in Rllijuy
March 13. lDiU, at JO o’oloek. A. M.
mar 4-21. JOHN W.. GREEK, Ord’y.
uftcr date application wilt bo mado to tho
Court of Ordinary of Whitfield county, for
u fo soil tho real ostnto of U. 8. Moore,deo’d.
W. K. MOORE, Adm’r
^inarch 4-2nn
^1_E0RGIA, Gordon County.—J. P, Bozeman
lms applied for exemption of’personal*
t.vand setting apart artd valuation of home
stead, amt l will puss upon the same at my of.
flee lu Calhoun on thol2ih Inst..
March 4-2t. • D. W. NEEL. Ord’y.
ventlon by. which Die most Inveterate kiok-
s, runaways, ami uiclons linr*cs eun he driv*
perfect safety. For break ing and train-
Address N.T. Bovb
Cliester Co., Pa.
E RRING BUT NOBLE.—Sclf-IIelpfor Young
Men, who, having erred, desire a belter
ed letter envelopes, fro
manhood. Heat in s .... w „,
oi'ohavge. If benefittod return tho postage.
Addressl*mlaKTnitos, Box I', Philadelphia, Pa.
1 w 111 send to any ono a list of the liest Newspa
pers in the United States. I would once have
puul atuovbanu dollars for this vcrTlnfor-
Address Box 072, X. Y. City.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED
Also, lots of faud nuinliers 4and*fi, U in tho lOtli
district and 4timed ion of said oonnty, tosntis-
ly a Justice Court 11 fa from^Pude,county In fa
vor of Hugh Kennedy agninst Hawk, Mulcombo
^ Oo. JONATHAN BLEVINS, Sll’ff.
March 4,1839.
i hereby
.Ml persons intrfr.e-stod
lotifltfd that tho umlerslgne.., ......... wo -
trator, do bonus non, with tiio will annexed, of
O. II. Kemion, deceased, will, on tho lli'st Mon-
S E8I ... _
To dispose of guaranties far the sale of
ded and othor valuable property lu differ-
entparts of tlio United States. Profits very
liberal, sales easily effected, mid no loss oftltnn
from other business. Address J. T. Miller A Co,
Jan27-3t Box 4, P. O. Port Deposit, Md.
M. QTJEKN,.
Late of Atlanta.
n; antiTKiN,
Late of Buinbridgn.
J.U1VFIN & QLEE.Y,
^ Dalton, Georgia,
Wholesale and Retuil Dealers In
cd, far tbo benefit
LOUGIA.R hiTFiEi.n CocNT-v-Sarah Bagbv
VT haft applied tor cxemplion of.pei-Bomilty
and Bolting apart ami valuation of homestead.
cmpiion or.pei*Boimlty
. Wuatlon of homestead,
Ti" n 1 >v * u ^ on 11,0 8aiue ut my office In
Dalton on the 13 of March
Murch 1,1800-21 W. II. BUOOKER, Ord’y.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets ©t* itlae
- Cltyo
A -i^ ovk *. doe *? lptlv . 0 ot th0 Virtues and tho
v Ices, tlie Mysteries. Miseries and Crimes
ofNow York City.
- y |sll - to know how Fortunes aro mado
*md.) 0 . s .l*J n 11 ‘lay: how Shrewd Men arn'riitmui
G EORGIA.Goi don County.—Pleasant Fricks
lio* aiiplied for exemption of- per-
4 — ~- ( f ^
ip four feet iiee|i mi i level.
homestead,'and I will past* upon the same ut my
ofiloo In Calhoun on the 18tli Inst.
March 4-2t. D. W. NEEL, Ord’y..
S EOHGIA, WlUtflelrl Com(ty-vr"S. Jiiok-
son has applied far v>xeniption of person-
, and l will pivHB upon the sauio at my office
i -in Dalton on the 13th March,
j March4*St. W. B. BROOKFR. OnPv;
o —....w U Halls and.Concort
fialpoq» are Mnnnged 5 how Gambling nousos
andd.otterieft ate conductort; how Stock and
Oil Companies Originate and liow the Bubbles
the Bubbles
-. 8 35 fine en-
Mystories and
Crimes of Nc^r Yoidc, and is the SpioleBt aud but giro
CbeapoBt work of tbo kind published. **' *-
PRICE ONLY $2.75 l’ER COPY.
Send for.CjrcularH aud see our.tbrms.and a
!Pa 1 2 n ^ f the work* Address, ^ONES
DKOTHKRS A CO., Atlanta,.Ga.
CAUTION—Inferior works of a similar char
acter aro being circulated. Seo that thohooks
you buy contain 35 fln'o Imgravlngs ami sell at
$2.75 |ier cojjy " a
33.EL-S-
o o o D S.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IlanUriLte,
Cutlery,
.Crockery.
Corn,
Oats.
Flour,
Salt,
Sugar,
Beal Estate a
ffhlikr,
t Livo Stock.
‘Ltroumt Lot Live.” Qu^Jk Siijps, SnisHPrefl 11,
itimif * QUEEN.
* UCTION-Gomtaorntl klnfla solil nt Ane
JV tion. F, M.. Qokkn, Auotloneore
ing horses and mules to those of our fanner
fiicndH desiring to purchase. Qlvo us a cnlh
s for tho other branches of oqr business, those
'tailing audit articles us aro In our lino need
a call to bo satisfied. Our motto Is