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IB.—tn tlic Sett*
Uhange In the a;
Ills week is
f olmervcr,
ave no doubt,
that Us tyjKjgrnpbtcnl nrninpeiiKiit is de
cidedly Improved, audit* now* mid liter
ary attraction* greatly cnlianccd.
it give* ns real plensnro to jiresont to
our esteemed friend* mid pat rob* the Cit-
lltet in It* present new dress, whtoh Is
certainly one of K raro. lwautv mid taste;
Tho prcuml.iry expense httindlng tills
u'.iunpe has lieen very event, we having
jnirelmscd elegant mid beautiful uew type
mid nil needed appurtenances for publish
ing a firet clas* paper,mid as li good dally
or weekly Journal is an Indispensable re
quisite to the prosperity and growth of
any town or city, we trust on'r friends will
exert themselves In extending tlic elrchia;
lion of the paper, thus helping hs to I'.ect
tho heavy expense We Iiave Ineufr.ii,
IVo flatter ourselves that th-, citizen Ib
tho neatest, best mid most Interesting pa-
]ior (hope we. shall not be considered ogo-
tlsllcal) Imuicd In the whole State, and our
determination Is to keep it up to Its pres
ent high standard of moml exoellenec,
making It aadi week n welcome visitor to
the politician, the farmer and tlio seeker
biter tlio latest news. Should our cflorts
in this particular meet the approval of the
citizens of North Georgia, and oor simple
productions and selections give pleasure
to a single Jieurt, ive shall feel that our ln-
Iwr has not licen In vain. Toeithmiee tlio
jvy or the joyous, nud to bo Instrumental
lu causing aii occasional Bunbenm to Illu
mine tlio shadowy recesses of some sad
dened or' cynical heart,' will give a pleas
urable interest to our employment.
tin
of
lio State arc
Democratic
tlielr eag
erness to ratify said Amendment. Wo
hare no quarrel to make with" them Spoil
that subject, for should the Amendment
lie voted down lu every Southern Slots
what would wo gain thereby ? Nothing
whatever that wo can sec. Wo aro now
suft'erlug all that li
why make a lbs* about the ratification 61
n tiling that lias already been placed upon
ns by force mid fraud 1 It Is worse than
nonsense to oppose It, upon Constitutional
or State* ltlgbts reasons, for tho Constitu
tion Is a doaiU'ltor, and States Rights was
burled'fit A ppoiua ttox Court House. Ves,
sad tUonght! Constitutional liberty l*gonu
an*'. State Sovereignty, is a thing or tlio
past! A new. era lias dawned upon n»,
mid all government has been merged Into
one grand, centralised despotism. The
States ore now tho lltEATCRES and Con
gress the creator; ami though we know
tho majority of it* enactments are in direct
antagonism to all our notion* of Republi
can Hb«rty, yet we cannot help believing
(since .Congress luis already fastened ne
gro suflbigc upon tho South) that the liest
thing tho Southern Legislatures can do I*
to ratify this obnoxious Amendment, for
by so doing it may ho the means of sad
dling it upon tlio Nurtlirn and Western
Slates, just ,what\vo-are anxious to see
done. As we said In a former artlolo, up-
bn this subject, “misery loves company,”
mid ns tlio niggor misery Is upon us, wc
are decidedly In favor of tho “loll” State*
having n taste of It too.
Tlio .Tefl'crionvlllo correspondence of tho
iitcngn Republican gives an account of
icftol and disgusting carnival of
Indiana fitato
hlch-hns been
f fWi upuon
liestinlity and crime lu
prison, 1 at that place,
brougb^to light by tin
charge. A 4
nud depravity unequalled Is unesrllifdby
Slates evidence boforcofllolal examination.
Wc And It only necessary to ‘giro the fbl
lowlug extract, as there Is enough In it to
disgust nnybodyjpaslwepdiijgmcrm ^ j £
I. I
linlton “Looking
It is very apparent that Dalton. I* really
“lookingiim” and is to-day'more pros-
perous than over before slnco It lias been
a town. Tlic place tins made rapid strides
within tlio post two years toward her des
tiny—nnd that destiny Isa largo niul flour
ishing city licstled here nuioug tlic moun
tains of North Gcorglal First, mid very
important, n good class of citizens aro
moving In, mid nre buying property nud
Improving it—families of reflnement and
influence. They lire coming ft-nni the lid-
jolning counties, mid from tlio lower part,
of thoStiko. At tills wc are not nt nil
surprised—11 Is nothing more than wo ex
pect, for Dalton lias many advantages
over nnyothir town in North Georgia,
which ever)- one who Is at all acquainted
with the-phcc mul its surroundings kuoivs..
It Is a lioskliy place—high nud dry—pure
air an# good water—so essential to lino
splrlts-aud good digestion. It Is one *>f
the praudncnUiunnilts between the vsl-
lies of tlio Clmttahoochco' nnd Touncsscc
rivers, mid is some 773 feet above tide wa
ter. The dto was admirably chosen, and
the city proper is embraced within the cir
cumference of a three-fourths mile radius,
tho center being upon the depot of tlio IV.
& A. Railroad. The principal streetsaro
cue hundred feet wide, a very Ihvorablc
feature In a Southern town; and the side
walks on the ninth business streets (Ham
ilton and King) nro neatly and newly pav
ed with brick, and wo presume this work
will ho continued until all tho side-walks
lu the heart of town arc made comfortable
for pedestrians.
Many handsome brick business houses
lift tlielr graceful froiitsonHamilton street,
erected durlug the past year; and oue would
lie surprised, tn a stroll In the outer parts
of the town, to nollcoso many dwellings
golug up, of a small order to bo sure; but
llioy will eventually give place to larger
nues. * There nre no houses vnenut in town,
nnd some of them no doubt rent yearly for
uns-fourth of tlielr flrst cost.
Though Dalton U improving In many
respects, yet there Is still much that could
lie done to add to the prosperity of the
place. Tho water-works enterprise that
was discussed nnd agitated a few montlis
ago, tho construction of which would be
but trilling lu cost compared to the Im
mense benefit It would bo to tlic town,
ought to be taken hold of nud put through
at oue*. With nu nbundiiucc of. water
flowing into Dalton, nud the John’s Moun
tain Coal Mlno 2 J miles distant, wo would
be ccrtain-to have the machine shops of
tho li. It. & Dalton Itnllroad located here.
Another “string” which Dalton will ho
able to “pull” vilhgood effect, at no very
distant day, Is our Dalton A Morgantown
Railroad. When this important link-ill
the great railway route from tlio Gulf to
tho Eastern cities L built, and It will lie
done—’tis a mere question of lime—Dalton
will have a position, commercially, tliat
hut few oilier places in the South can boast
of. But more anon.
ato the Joint resolution extending tlio tlmo
r. the removal of Ineligible officers only
)pllc* to Virginia.
An amendment to the bill repealing
eniuv-of-Ofllco reads: “The same Is hi
by suspended until tho next meeting
to
“Klop, you Coward 1”
Mr. John M. Hluckloy, late solicitor of
Internal revalue, seems to lie a rather bel
ligerent Individual. Ill Washington, Jlie
other tiny, he pitched into Deputy Com
missioner Harlniul in a’ way not very
pleasant to Hint gentleman, and finishing
up lilts job,' lie turned upon cx-Commis-
sioncr Rollins, who lied from, the angry
man for dear life, Binkley in hot pursuit.
The race is said to have been a very inter
esting and exciting one; but Rollins prov
ing tlie fleetest, succeeded in gaining a ref
uge within tlie door of the Internal revenue
bureau just ns the ex-solicitor was about
to put liia hand upon 1dm. During tlic
race Binkley threw away ids hat and cane,
mul divested himself of Ids coat mid such
other clothing ns cncmnlicrcd him, nml
yelled at the top of ills voice: “Stop, you
coward!” “Stop, you cowardl”—but Hof
tins’ cowardly leg* only went the Ulster.—
A correspondent of tlio Baltimore Sun
sums up tho result of tlio wliolo battle
thus: “Killed, none; wonded, one, (liar-
land); missing, one, (Rollins); badly dam
aged about the tmwacre, one, (Btncklcy.)”
(Irani** « Dander” L'p.
It now KOenullint Grant is not so “mod
est” nnd "unpretending” alter all. The
hero of the Potomac fuels his “ksepfa*.
An Editor Assns.lnnlril-Tbe Assassin
Lynched.
We learn front .tlie ^ugusta Cliroulcle
& Sentinel thal Mr. Chnrles'Wallncc, late
editor qiid proprietor of the Warrcnton
(Ga.) Clipper, was brutally murdered in
tliai, town on Friday last by one Dr. Dar
den. Tlio dlttlculty arose nboqt tlio black
balling'of Mr. Wnllaco on application for
admission to the Masonic fraterni ty, which
led tho latter to. denounce Dardou through
Ids paper, whom ho suspected (he being a
member of the Lodge petitioned for mem-
bersblp) of voting ngulust his admission.
Darden shot Wallace iritli a rifle, without
Warning; from hjsnffico.wiudow. ns lie was
phmlilg by. Front tlio account of tlio af
fair In tho Chronicle,-the shooting wns a
most dnstqrdly anti Cowardly,act, and
caused so great an excitement' in and a-
round Warrcnton that Darden was taken
from tho Jail that night about .12 o’clock,
wlierchowas Imprisoned, liya]argcbddy
of disguised men, and shot .until every
spark of lifts left Ills body—no less than
twenty-flve batls piercing him.
Bad Amilr.
The Rev. Samuel Anthony, one of the
ablest and most zealous preachers In tlio
Georgia Conference, a mail whom we have
ever revered for Ills genuine piety, was,
wo regret to learn ftroin tho Americus Cou
rier of the IStU Inst, seriously if not dan
gerously wounded on tho Utb. The fol
lowing aro the particulars of tlie sad af
fair: Mr. Anthony had gonotoMr.Mnun’s,
ten miles cost of Americus, to marry Mr.
Daniel Biigloy to Miss Salllo Mann, When
the ceremony was about half through, Mr.
Mann, tho step-father of the bride, enter
ed tlic room with a shot gun, and objected
to tlio proceedings. A slight scuttle en
sued, during which the gun wns acciden
tally discharged, tbs contents taking ef
fect in Mr. Anthony's groins. Consider
able doubts are entertained of Ills recove
ry. Tlie ceremony was concluded by Mr.
Anthony while reclining on the bed. Wo
sincerely hope that this venerable man of
God may recover.
He may do Right.
We aro no great admirer of Grant—nev
er had much confidence in tlic man—al
ways regarded Ills expression, “Let us
have peace,” a* mere “clap-trap,” utter
ed during tlie Presidential campaign to
catch votes; but the. following, from a
Washington dispatch of the 12th, If true,
eucourages us to hope that he is a belter
men than wo had at flrst thought, and
that he may give to tho country an Impar
tial administration of national affairs:
“General Grant la reported to have said,
legislation hag been exhausted regarding
Mississippi, and no more is required In
her ease, lie wants Virginia and Texas
let alouo until aRor the Constitutional
election. He deprecates any interference
with Georgia."
The Indian War Ended—Suhluctitlon of
all Refractory* Tribes*
According to a special dispatch from
Fort Iloys, dated tlic Gth hist., tho coun
try is placed in possession of Uio gratify
ing intelligence that the Indian war is at
an end. All tlie refractory tribes aro sold
to lie entirely subdued, and there is now
not a hostile Indian within tho limit* of
the Missouri department. Those tlipt
made promises, but failed to come to terms,
have been driven fur out of tbo depart
nicnt. ' ‘
In the i
no. Then
_ Swscaw
ted. Druukrnnesa nnd lnstlield high car
nival. Their.favorite* muting the women
were allowed privileges, came and .went
at will, spending the day outs d*thoi pris
on walls nnd returning at night to riot or
sleep while those who reftiii-cl to submit,
or threatened to tell tales, were stripped
nnd whipped on lliojiaro back with lie
“cat o’lilnn tails.”' One mode of amusing
themselves on Sunday waste strip the wo
man nnd ha vs them run-races, wlillc thess
drunken reprobate* laughed at the (ton.—
Sometimes a drunken headache mnfle them
crass—then woe loony poor devil of a con
vict who might get Into tlie way. Ho would
be wlilppcufor amusement. Ono poor old
man tinmed Campbell—sixty years of ago
—on such an occasion got what tho wit
ness culled art "outrageous whipping.
No ono can'teU how many stripes that gray
haired old man received. The next day
ho was carried to tho hospital, nnd on tho
next ho died. Tho hospital steward, in
hisevldenco, “drew it mild.” IIo could
not swear that ho thought tho whipping
was the enuso of death, liut lie thought the
man would not have died at Unit dine if
lie lmd not bobn whipped. Another-sto
ry, not sworn to, has been told me of a
poor crazy Irishman ivlio wns whipped
nnd stamped to death, and died like a man,
(Iglitlnghli tormentors tdth'olnst. I don't
like to believe such a story. But tho hand
writing was on the wall. A woman who
had bgen tjiercfbr nearly threo yearn wns
Bnftn to nft released, nml would go putwjth
a baby a few months old in In r nfiiis—
Soma of hor friends had got hold of tho
shameful tale,nnd troublewnsnmlelpated.
Tlie warden and hospital ateivnrd wns dis
charged. 'He threatened rcugancc. Tb
fortily himself ngalnst dnnger, the warden
caused tile woman to swear tho child on
tho steward, and lie was arrested nml com
pelled to give bands.' Smarting under an
ger, lie preferred charges of drunkenness,
prostitution or female convicts, bastardy,
nboritiemi gambling;, cruelty, bribery and
misappropriation of funds nud property
ngalnst the warden, nnd then pusluid them
with n pertinacity that demauded atten
tion.
Amendment* to the 1)111 enforcing the
provisions of the Fourtopnth Aqtendtqent,
approved pfocecdlllgby quo warranto with
precedence over all eases on the dockets of
■United IJtalc* Courts. Tho penalty nbt to
bomorethhii threo year’s Imprisonment
ora fine of a thousand dollars, and perpet
ual disqualification from Federal or State
offices,
Mr. Morton Introduced a Joint resolution
that a majority of apy State Legislature
enh ratify tho lttli nmendmont, nnd that
tho resignation, withdrawal, or relhsal to
act by a minority ahnll not affect such ae-
Alon by the majority.
Among the klllslnlrodueed In tlio IIouso
were the following: Building n postal rail
road to New York; preventing the snlo of
public lands except under tlio pre-emption
laws; dlseuUragiug polygamy. In Utah
by grantiug suft'rngo to women; Instruct
ing the Secretary of War to Inquire Into
ths alleged arrest and Imprisonment of
Gon, (fumes 11. Steadman; provldlnga pro
visional gorermnant for Mississippi.
Tho jolntrcaolutlon providing forajolnt
committee on thowemoval of'political dis
abilities, sens referred to tho Reconstruc
tion Coimnlltoc.
The bill erasing “white” from the char
ter and ordinances of tho District of Co
lumbia, passed and goes to the President.
.Commutes bn Reconstruction—Butler
of-Massachusetts; Farnsworth, Brannnn,
Paine, Ward,- Julian Poland, Yi’hlltcmorc,
Beck, tVooll, AVoodward and Slorgan.
AViiya and Means—Sohenck, Hooper,
Albion, Maynard, Kelly, Brinks, Orth,
McCarthy and Marshall.
Claims—'Washburn of Massachusetts,
Hotchkiss, Holman, Cobb, Stokes, Ela,
Dockery, Moore and Stiles.
Judiciary—Bingham, Davis, Butler of
Massachusetts, Cook, Peters, Morccr,
Loughridge, Eldridge mid Kerr,
Foreign Afl'airs—Banks, chairman.
Freedman’s Ailhlrs—Dockery,clmirman,
Replyingtothelnilian delegation, Grant
said.he would aid auysohemft thn’t would
civilize these people and 'make them citl '
zens. ■ -. . hi'.:
Tlie Spanish Minister remonstrates
MERE MENTION.
The nogro population of N. York num
bers between 111,000 nml U,000,
Norfolk, Va., Is shipping her vagraul
to North Carolina,
Spow on tho Alloghaulc* last woek
two feet deep with tremendous drifts.
Tlio Israelite* of Macon, Ga. ( are
paring to erect n temple.
Tho pcoplo of Huntsville,' Ala., are
threatened with negro sbldfmsr !
Every Southern Statu ha* an agricultu
ral paper except Florida. ,
Key.AVcst, Florida,’I* Overrun with
Spaniards.
AVhy is the Grecian bend llko n cigar?
Because It it manufactured lo-back-hcr.
Columbus editors aro puffing now Irish
potntoea.’
Ashburnoithomallrobberncknbtvledgcs
guilt. .'
Election Ibr jiistlcesof the peace,' Jiicaalt
district In Georgia, lid of April.
Smnli bonnets, small hoops, and short
dresses will continue, says Jennie. Juno.
Indians on tho war path In California.
Citizens for exterminating them.'
Kingston is to lie lucorpofali'd as a
town.
All the palters of Northern Texas -rep
resent tho prospect of wheat as vtry good.
Five Northern nnd ono HouthoVn Stale
have slrcndy ratified tlio 13 Amendment.
Ex-Gover'nor ltcAVlllle, of Mississippi,
died near Canton, Miss., on tlio lid Inst,
Thoyounglndy who wns “lost In thought”
has been found. ShciVsahnggingaii Idea,”
and It looked like n man.
Young grasshopper* aro making tlielr
appearance in sbmo parts of AVcstern Tex
as. •
A laboring man In VTaslitiigtou connlyi
Mo., tlipptllcr day found au old shoe in tho
road containing 9300 in gold coin.
In the last few weeks Macon, Ga., lids
been flooded ivlth counterfeit.GO cent pieces
of tJnttcd States fractional currency:
A Georgia merchant proclaims n gener
al amnesty to nil persons Indebted” to hint
for goods purchased lu 1800.,
Reports from various portions of Middle
and AVcet Tennessee state that the plums
arc-all killed nnd most of the peaches..
A thief siolo a hydrani and six feet of
pipe froma yard in Lynchburg, A’n., the
oilier night.
Unrniiiff count lew,~ Unit tic lm» Junt
oponcU, Ju iliUcity. o Urgn nml carefullynelec.
of ifclte
City.
“■“‘asiUf
m. luHjqei aim crlruoH
n York City,
now how Fortune* aro innH
how Hhrewd Men arorutuct
'nl'lBilns SSI
■xsterlM
Ktsmtaril Patent Heillctnea, Wines Slid
Liquors, of tho Pure*t nml finest qualities,
TheMtuourl I^Ulnturoi
The following 'Interesting statistics of
tho twonty-sixlb General Assembly ofmls : | ngnbist the course of- this country toward
sourl are gathered from a pamphlet:
■The Senate consists of thirty-four mem
bers, with only ono bacliolm- In the : lot.—
Tho youngest .Senator is thirty, and thu
oldest seventy-four. Frufi-sslounlytcnare
farmers, twelve lawyers, one agent, ono
M.ASS, PUTTY, PAlitW^V'AUNMBEB,
oils', While Lcarti Palates'* liroalic*, ete., etc.,
nyi-UuiTi, spleen, twcucc,
l.ampa. taiuip ■ Flstnres sail ions,
snil cverylhlhK In tlio Drug Line, together with
.ll,Sm , .Vr l ’.»«»rVia*uior I:
r: •' KANC-y 'foitr.ET AHT«|tA:9, ; 0
,4]|s.9yVRlWlW4MMMd'« ,Y*‘inq - “' 1
Mait I'ttpular nml Fragrant PorhiVne^ *
' r. jl’iiroilmvl Bc«t LillyIVliltc,*
A^rtiiifx>s pp uitfsiiKS.
1'rotCrJptlonw fart fully Prepared Uy
1 tfio Doctor Cllnixcir*
With nn tixiiurlcnfto of twenty ycnr*{nrnctlcc of
pliyNtc, iun1 n ihoi'ouuu knowlctlftoor tlm Drug
uusIniM-i. | f«*l not tbo lort*t prorfumiitloiH lu
b’taUngtotliOdo iho may fitvoY mo 1 with t"
Klffijvc 0 bo
•*' ni«ow0b?8»o’8Sr nnni KtfmK, where
everyi lilng I* fresh mul nuro.lU I In* Tllibs 1!nu*o
>0.^ hut wjvn Wot el KuirutlCu uml Tiblu & Kon-
h lSsrtaty’' 4 j! r: Anpovts.
M W « BROi,
UAi.yn.v, QHonoiA.
• _ DculDyA lu; ■' r,..
Orbcei’lcs, BooiV nud Shoes,
t!EAT<tKU, YAHN'S, , DOMESTMl^
Cultlery,' tinrdAAhro, N'ptlons, Dry (tootle etc.
l'ltlCK ONI*
Sfegfegag- 1
Mjjii*^*, iiirrtiieoTT A lUK»w*°h. lI * v,l,|l ‘*'
Oniii* ifnsw, Foreinuti. '
r
: Mr^NTEli
Country Protluce' of every dcscrjiittoh,. for
wlituh tlic lilifhimt market prlco will
' WaI A]
iptton..
bepUtUi
' Wvi nre iikm AgYiit* for thcxiilo pf StupcN Si-
trogcnl^ctl SunoniluisjihAtovr/.lmu—onoof tho
boHl Cnimnoniiil Korlfltccr* now in use.
onco'r ulc "■;u,ipi;i l h. Mia "'" ■•'""'i” 1 '-
• AHn, AgvntMtortiitr
'' JAueifowx. N. Y.
I.jrrixcoTT A IUkrwiclv.:—We hnva no iroai
blc'vlth your Sawmj tbpy dolilHcod toholIrtfJt
Up^lth pftpcrrwnintt t|Tam on tho IMndrol
and they go right along. '
MauufaclurorH oi Circular.' Malay. Mill Onng
Milos* I'ntont Oovcrod Hcoop. J " C nua
:t), AiflitiTS-SMto*s» per month,
. everywhere, nmlo nml femnlo. to Intro.
nnee } li«^i^ r j„v,, , o ftV *8N.SE.!,SK
tlncotl_
SE1V1NU MAfiHINE, kill, imu-hlne W Stftehl
liom; felt, look,.quill,ronl, lilna, bruld nnti inn!
tirof Iter ,1.11 apuislrnprylov miumen. 1-rlooonly
rUluiltier's Fondrvttc, a
Shipments of sugar and molasses to the 1”* M&SZ'. «*>!'“
U..S. are mid to, he very heavy rftom all B tv
parts of Cuba. • MsgBSlfm^sfcti^ptjebefctovj;,*
Tho Arkansas Senate 1ms pnfisctl n bill
publisher, one claim ngent, ono wagon-
maker, two merchants, one tanner, one
physician,-and four “gentlemen.” Fivp
were born In Missouri, three in IlHnois,
Gttba. Jinn and' inatcrlal reach Cdba
tlirottgbtliceomiiyauce of Federal officials.
Tlic executive session of the Senate coin
firmed Siducy A. Htockdale as Collector of
Revenue far Hie flrst District of Loulsiann, so fa ^ ^ tclnIX , 9tllolls on Wc0rd Ilt
nnd Jtis. N. King ns Chief of tlic Bureau ; . 1 .
onlt hefnro Ij
ilRPltf I Ur I.Vi
appropriating 810,000,000 far tlic cpustfiiL--; T* F '^"VjjifVnUiiE 13 T.tGirrt
tlon of railroads in tliai Slate. ; J ^gffyr^pWMtWffWiiilnstlftgriiiui h.
Mrs. Josephine’!,. Grilling,an’itdvootto ■•'-'■i— ■*
ofiieltiooatsttllVnge, has npplietl for Hie.
post-office hlrtli at AVasliltiglbii.
Tho present winter is suit! to have been,
pay *1000 far spy tnnehlnn Hint will srtrs strmi.
gor, more lininflfa , or mnr* elanto sum thun
w ainewinsaAis
inMi»i’*, °r a rommtMlou from which twice that
am omit enu no uimu*. AUdroea SLcoMli & CO.,
I IttRhnrgh, Pu., Itoaton. M«H«„or8UI*oo!i, Mo,
CALTiy.\.-.D(viiot hplmpoaod upon hy other,
mul lev Wlming cfl* worihlOM ciut-imn mi.
orihlchii cant-iron . ma
in o namo or oiliorwitie.
Inc •
IS II.J “TIT I.HS I .-HIS «r JIIIIIMIU
iwwt. 1 ry U uml Uo convinced.
It cunmu Ha owcuod'!
It la tlic Hnfcut* cleanest nnd cheapest:
limC tight now In UHv--bcntP intythlngt -
It Is s-nrrantolt to he nil that I el.iltn for It!
ilt I
X'i'V CENTS per tiullon
of Engineering.
AVAsniNOTOS,March 10.—An order Just
one in Indiana, tiirec lii Ohio, two in New ls,Ui 3 1 f,8>i S«s Shcrdian to thu Division of
York, one in Vermont, three iu ilassa--j tlio, Ml^ouri; Gen. llnlleckto the Divis*
chusetls, one in Hampshire, one m ! ion-of the South, comprising tho Depart-
EliS;:'Wt'inT inenls of the South and Louisiana, the-fill
n-land, two in Tennessee, two in Nortli
ryl
Carolina, two in Germany, one iu Prussia,
and one in Scotland,
In the House there are ono hundred and
twenty-eight member*. The youngest is
twenty-four and tho oldest sixty-seven.—
Sixty-six are farmers, twenty-three law
yers, twelve merchants, eight physicians,
and one or two representatives of almost
every other profession. Twenty-nine are
natives of Missouri, thirteen of Ohio,
twelve of Kentucky, ulevon of Now York,
nine of Indiana, niuo of Virginia, nine of
Pennsylvania, two of Nortli Carolina, one
of Alabama, one of Arkansas, ono of Illi
nois, four of Connecticut, twu of New Jer
sey, two of Massachusetts and ono of Ver
mont. There aro thirteen foreigners—six
born iu Germahy, three in Prussia, one in
Scotland, one iu Ireland uud one in Nova
Scots.
Only about one-fifth of tho General As
sembly are native Missourians, Ail reli
gious views ore represented, nnd in poli
ties, on joint ballot the vote stands Repub
lican, one hundred and sixteen, nnd Dem
ocratic forty-six.
Military District and the States compos
ing the Department of tlie Cumberland,
with Headquarters nt Louisville; Gen.
Schofield to the Department of tlic Mis
souri; Gen. O. O. Howard to the Depart
ment of Louisiana.
Mr. Johnson departed on Thursday.
Air. Sherman Introduced n resolution
authorizing the recognition of Cuba's in
dependence.
Outrages by IlroViiilotv'n Millttn.
Our Tennessee exchanges report tlic
worst slato of nfiidrs existing ill the enmi
ties where there lnynl fiends are stationed.
Robberies are of daily occurrcneo. Busi
ness is stagnated. Etlnrtsaro being mado
by prominent citizens to induce Guv. 6cn-
ter to rescind the Infamous order of the
devils foster brother, Broivnlow. The fol
lowing case of rape upon n negro girl Is
reported in thcNnslivilloUnion and Amer
ican: • '
On Saturday Last one of Brownlow'ainll-
itia went to tlie farm of General John O.
Brown, who was absent, and stole a mule,
on which he rode nivay. About two and
a half miles from Pulaski ho stopped at
the house of a ueerq mill, ttAMed Tele
Uowcfi, who had ri” wife, and a daughter
Tha Treasury.
The new Secretary of the Treasury take*
possession of tho Treasury when it is in a
very fair condition. There are now on
hand about $102,000,000 In coin in tho
vaults, 29,000,000 of which is in gold-bear- _ , |
ing certificates. andfillkOflii nona, y[ lri . en _ i named 'Tennessee, nlinu't twclvo years of
cy. The public debo on the flrst of March' — U1 - 1 -♦
OrtHt' ...
I Himnititi't; mitfftfnriinti!
Dn not ihu Kilt-el In oil with Kcrnjc
er^ fur they Urn Iintiuloptud to its usw
rt*p:iirc«t mul fh.ingetl i,o suit 1117.
> bum-
Horace Greeley is mentioned sut a prob-
able person Uiat will succeed Ibm. Iiever- ToiJHSmtH nqmirt-a nun rn..n e ,
dy Johnson ns Minislcr to England. .*S‘ tnilltii< rn«T.
Tho Street Inspector of Norfolk, A’n., l^MTra At,,,
lms been “imiicnched” for-jneglect of da- iV.'Wi?
ty. 1 uiifUlmvotrluit
Harris county. Go., Inis stibscrllicd ji'ai*siiuni^ l nt!i!|!)faii!l"*n«S%-*^t'TEainmt
S:i0o;0flflto tho Columbus and Lagrange 1 " uU l’ rl '-' c "- 0, " K ' 10 „ „ HArinotK . s
Rnilroad. i i)mrK5m Vnrlciy SU)ri.,lluiulltuii sir.
Mr - George Collins, n highly respectable ' -^xinvvsv * BrixiVoB ins" ^ “
cltiz5iiofLiiieohicouuty,Gn.,dlcclrccciU-; H ’ ‘ ‘'Tnfutcmiii
ly aged 102 yertrs. | Bioves, Tlji-p-tu-o,
.Both brauclies of the Legislature of U ™ M tiwri-, striu
•»r • I *s.s 1 -i., r IhiKH. VIIIvi'ri.t!lingo ConkH, \YI
Alamo nave ratiUed tlio 15th Amendment; 4 umswi< »i>cuiwj Wrmisht ]
so also has the la-glslature of Pt-nnsylva- j t-, m ,,.h „rI'r.u'Ir'nIK"'■ !• 1 i:
Ilia, bheef'IhuiiCojijier. I*en«., .
,, , ,, ,,, ,, I’luuitih- llrivs,. t.nnilH, M-ns:i llastna, Plugs,
George AMlkes and Dali Sickles are com-' t CteE^WntirUosrt*.«te., ole.
petitorsfor the Mexican Mission, Slcklji "
ehanoea nre tlio best.
Vhlritl sinim
t Jiiin l*J|>u for
, Tin riutf-
Contract ora lot 4 Koofln*',
Cci'kn, WntorcloHi* ...
lA Uorit 'rityif, In Tin
ji|k wit * Naljn’ml llotcj.
The tmstecH of this Metropolibm Moth- Ai A '. V.'l.
odist Church called on 1'rcsUlbnt Grant | AY^ ull *T rA f»>3IA»*e coi,li;ui 4 „
Saturday, nml formally assured hint that! F«Tii]oiir.u>fTm**u*ca.
his pew would hereafter he reserved. ■ acuity complete.
piu'llc* pnhnluu i
chlnoM, iunlev thu
4uBN'm-w-AsVkiv■rotoRLttor '
-TV. • "PENN r.KTTElt HOOK,"
yvtitloh lA'Jnjfn a lviilly ImlUpotmublo iVatme of
butluuAd ivitlitn thu reach of all.—Price.* 4i.»
and upward.
Noiiu ifuoifc nut tp praise It* simplicity nnd
convenience, ih it iveommcndH ltxelf. uinl kcIU
at night. Adopted to every kind of httalnoM.
It does not play out, iih the nrstsulc Is only u
beginning. Lxchulvutcrrltoiy given. Fortes,
tiinoniot*, terins,tte..uddr«;ssp. tiarrktt A Co..
702 CUcMuut nt rue l'UUudelphlu, l»u.
4-:4Tr-rir4TT;«-«-‘|i 4
To rriR Working Clann f—1 am no\v proimrcd
to fill'll lull idlelnsiicii with tbo eonitiuu employ
incut nt their homcc.'thu Whole of the tlun*, or
for the opnro moment*, llnslncsi now, light
“U.I nrontublc. Flfiy cent* to finer evening,
tcaully earned by persoud of either sex. uml
ho tx>y» nnd girls earn nearly as much us men.
■ rent Inducements nro offered tbosa who will
devote thtdr whole time to the business t mid,
” very person who sees this notice, muy
io their nddressoH und test tlio buslncfs
jiUsolrcs, I make the following imparal-
!u ml offer: To nil who nre not well •attsflud
with the iMitolnuiui, I will send ft to mv for tho
troubleof wilting me. Full partlcuYars, din e.
tloiiH, &e., sent free. Bum pi o sent by timtl
10eta. Address K. C. Allun, Augusta, Me.
mpiiHs
_ __ ^villi’, rei
nubio Invention. Addrc
oi;d St., llultimorc, Md.
A CENTS WANTED In •
XV. celebrated Clipper Mower
iTlglitoat - 4 -
.ightciit draft nnd mo.it durable mocblnrs
made. Send for ehentnr. CUPPKH
& KEAl'EU Co., 12 Cl Ill's t.. New York.
A quantity of human bones, skulls, nr- j
row heads, ami other Indian relies, 1 have
I’mler the I’r.-stdeiley of
J.’ T. MONTCOAIEUY, A. M.
, « , 1 ' Doahl t(»be Fnl-UnMouev.or- Fro lues*,
been found in the shell mounds neat*, the ! t . From *i -i to >i7 per Month.
garrison at Tamila, Fla, ( 1 ih om Eighty Cent* to 41 .id ivrWe* , k.
An eminent physician lms discovered • - 0:1 hand aiut in
. .. • dRUynxalHiioiwilltoClttwtw.
that tho nightlnnre, in tune eases out o'. l'linlb. charged only from the day oreutranoo,
ten, is produced l>y owing a bill for a pa-!
per; And any remedy but to pay up would j „ ."'M- r. wynn.
bo utterly unavailing. I/?t delinquents |
toCitizen “ante Up" immeulately,
aud avoid tills disturber ofplcnsant dreams.
_ _ CHINK. Only TIIEE DOl.f.AUS. Sim-
pqvpruetieal and durable. Makes the Kluttln
ehaln stitch, uud udiipted for ul) kluds of plain
sewing. Any eldld cun operate It. An elegant
'•1ft. Testimonials dully. Sent In perfect order
t “Mixed" Delegation from (loorgtn
YlnlU Urnnt.
A Georgia Radical dclegatlou—four
white, and threo niggers—had an Inter
view with Grant a few days ago upon the
subject of the disloyalty of we “ rebels,”,
and rc-rcconttrUc.liug the State. Grant
dld’nt comfort' them tnucb', or at least ho
did not promise to. hang us nnd throw, the
State hack. Into a Territory—lio merely
dismissed them by Intimating that their
statements required confirmation.
wns 92,MS,000,904'28, but since that tlmo
has decreased about three millions. No
payment of Interest will be due until the
1st of May, when thirty millions In coin
will be required to pay the semi-annual in
stallments of interest on tlie five-twenty
bonds which falls due on that date. Tho
public debt has not, howover, been reduc
ed since the 1st of December, the. March
interest exceeding the Febuary decrease.
no.to'ii Woman lu Iho Prlso muc
in n Boston letter tho Now York Her
ald, tho latest news from that Athens of
America; that self-boasted center of all
the refinement, culture nnd morality of tlie
country; that capital of Puritanical sever
ity in'all the proprieties of life. Never
was there witnessed a more disgraceful,
degrading and brutal spectacle than the
event thus chronicled os occurring in the
capital of Now England. Much lins been
heard pf tlio vile of this city—tho prise
fighters and gougevs, aud dog fighters and
ruffians of every stamp—but absolute vies
has not yet gotten here so far down ns to
match two wretched women to such an
encounter as that to which our ruffians pit
tlieir dogs. This acme of human disgrace
was reserved for Boston and tlio land of
isms and progress aud woman’s rights.—
In future chronicles of the great women
of Massachusetts we must not forget Sally
Clinpmau and Molly Jones, and their gnrao
encounter of an hour and a quarter.
ago. When lie -tnAdS his appearance at
too door,-the militiaman told Howell thnt
he laid couio to arrest him and his daugh
ter to get some information about tho-Ku-
Klux, Howell said that he would willing
ly go, hut'that-Ids daiightcr did not know
anything, and as tlio night was cold lio
would prefer that she should remain be
hind. Tlie militiaman said thnt a squad
of his comrades wure waiting a short dis
tance from the house, mul advised the no-
Til. foreign Mission,.
It is reported in AYashlngtou that the
Foreign Missions nro to 1)0 arranged this,
week. George AVilkes, editor of a prize
Coo uior* U.nd Cone.
On tho SCtli uit., a negro man named
Nelson Harris committed an outrage upon
tlio person of a respectable widow lady liv
ing near Union, Ala. lie was captured
and placed In jail, from which he was ta
ken by a body of men on th* following -
gro to go and sec them and try and get rid
of the arrest. Tlio uegro took tho advice
and lift for tlie place where the squad ivos
represented to be. As soon as ho was out
of Bight the militiaman said that he lmd
done wrong, and would be court-martialed
if he did not tako tlio girl before the com
mander, as lie was ordered, and addressing
hfmself to tlie wife of Howell, ho told hor
that tho girl must accompany him, thnt
tlicy could cut across a field aud reach tho
place in a ft-iv minutes. Tlio mother con
sented, and throwing a quilt around tlio
g irl, sue left witli tho militiaman. They
ad not proceeded very far,.when the mil
itiaman drew his pistol nnd forced the girl
to submit to his hellish designs. Who af
terwards reached the house of a white map
in tho neighborhood, to whom sho ap-
S reached crying, nnd communicating tlw
lets connected with her outrage. • He re
turned with her to the house of tier father.
Fcter not finding thcmlUntla which lie
went to seek, had returned to Ills homo,
nnd found Ills child laid been outraged.—
He lustily summoned a few colored friends
nnd pursued tlio militiaman. Overtaking
him they commenced tiring, wounding
him in several places, and getting out of
ammunition, they rushed with uncontrol-
able rage, and beat him nearly to death
with tlieir discharged guns, upon tho pub
lic highway, where they left him, as they
thought, dead.
Paw 111m Around.
A white man, calling himself Young-
nigbt tod Yan-fA sai bis ti>Jy thrown in-; blood, says the Augusta Constitutionalist,
to a creek. Dsrfs*l!*«!gR ef tbs Loyal, has recently victimized several of our
fighting and horse racing junraal, will, ss ; Mi* said Methodist preachers by borrowing money
matters now stand, be appointed Uialster I tLM V b-A«iiitiu> v v.enns iznrw what was from them. Tills individual says lie Is
to Mexico. Ellhn B. Washburn wm Ht iteaiwffwSfamofaffifasd dwasrJe , would
sent for his health to Faria, Wk» via fn * / fw 46 fay Hit itta thtj wonkl
to .England is a matter cftoajwfw, for sftetL | <
speculation!*nok*n» ju*dmdiBm*»<if ” TmwSpiall.
ability and dmessur m the fepaMtam tai prove* that most
psdf' | ) 1 ■ »f tha awn favored with office by Grant
■«**«• •(«*■<* ! !*»* eomriiwsed to th* here’s pursc.-
....... Aaeurttaj to SonthaiT, of dm Richmond , OnatH aptitud# for accepting present* is
now that lie is comfortably domiciled is leqnfrer, tanner so hate* anything wbtto , enormous. If a horn, good; thank you.
tlie AVIdte House,and exiKcts every chnreh -that he redmoswkiso pocket lutiidlniwiUefli, | Ifsboum, etiil better and thankyou again,
to have a special seat tn readines* for hi* 1 never wwsrsa white atfc-tfa, avoidevehSie- ; If another house, doubly Indebted. If n
august presence when he ahall deign to I washed rooms, sever spear* while kid ■ J3S,600 cheek, Jsst the thing; let ns have
enter one. It is said that his “dander’-’ j glove*, dislikes snow, take* Ipeeae fa pro-1 P<*s*>
.-wipi considerably raised th* Sunday after
r ils imugur.tion, nben lio entered on* of
^ : churches in ATashington andfoondno
t provided fur him, If thin lie true, we
u-tiV 5 - TT-rT-! the ,C.:n»ri!’*''prripi-'lc^.
fereno* to Btagneefa, write* on colored pa
per, has U* boots Hacked at every corner;
defend* tb* ysBow lever, inittgates the
Idaek. vomit, ohjseta to the hleedhtg of
nnlrra bocnusc U makes meat while, never
-'■11.1 up th.? whites 'fhii eyes.
Bolted.
The democratic members of the Indiana
Legislature, pending the passage of the
10th Amendment, boltcd-on the 10th, and
tho Governor ha* issued writs of election
fur thcOM to fill the vaeancie*.
originally from North Carolina, but more
recently from Macon, Ga. By correspon
dence with parties in Macon, whom ho
gave as reference, It was ascertained that
lie was not known there. He is short and
thick set, and when he was iu our city
wore the uniform of a Confederate soldier.
He seems to appeal more to the sympa
tides of ministers than any ono else, and
claims to be a sort of half-way preacher.
Let the press take him in hand.
V*n|«l.
It is the Boston Post which declares that
“New York hai become so wicked that
they have been obliged to widen, tho Heli
Gate, I’ Tho New York Times calmly re-
sponds, “ths Post may be just in its infer
ence, because tho object of widening is to
make blond'the road.to.Bqston,*’
There Is n fellow up In Iowg.who has
discovered the art of building paper lions.
Tlio Augusta papers report a rumor
that Blodgott will get tlie postmaatership
of that city.
The Rome Rolling Mill is progressing
toward completion, aud it will probably
bo In working ordor by tho 1st of June.
Peaches In the vicinity of Eutaw, Ala.,
were killed hy the recent cold weather.
Kagtitf.
Tho Memphis Bulletin circulates the fol
lowing base Insinuation:
Always catch a lady when she faints, but
do not rumple her hair; it makes her come
too before slio is r6ady.
ficcrctarj orTreasnry.
Stewart was too largely interested iu
Government bonds to have control of tho
financial affairs. He re-signed after several
ineffectual attempts to “whip the devil
around tho slump.” Goorge 8. Boutwcll,
of Massachusetts, has been appointed.
Tcxn*.
A bill lias been introduced iu Congress
dividing Texas into threo States. It was
referred to Reconstruction committee. AVe
suppose it is to make more offices for tlio
skalawags. ‘
Absconded.
AV. G. Dickson, United States Marshal
for Georgia, packed his box of paper col
lars, last week, took severalthousand dol
lars public funds, left his surcitics tlie “bug
to hold” and skedaddled.
At Home Annin.
Gen. Breckinridge was welcomed Ifrtme
liy his people at Lexington, Ky., on the
l'lth lust. IIo will resume thu practice of
law.'. • .
Gold Excitement.
San Pranoisco is In afover of excitement,
at present, over tho gold discoveries at tlie
Prct. Eonritor Trustees.
IMvta^BrAlMoj over .tlw LnGrivmtc Female
l olleitu for Milvtccn years, four vtur* over flip
Ccntelmry fem,iluCollene.or.\liUeilii:i, nml one
ycorovev tlio .Ul,iiilnulu»slealc'(i.|.v;e, iv-nect-
milysul niltluy claims In llm nubile, witli the
comment hop... time tbo ifUVtcUu foinno Cot
li-ltc will 1)0 in. complete a miceom, astlmt of La-
(.raltilc, Sn-a;;..iillum or Atlanta. Ilavlat'carcil
for and t-dii 1 - ••
laontl). The List Inclutles aiueio l'apcra of over
1M,P00Clrculalbm Weekly, more limn l« Hally
Papers, la ulitcli tbo advertiser obtains 21 In-
crlbtns to Ilia imnilh, uml tlio luadlnit I’e-
Icra lu mnro limb fioOiIltroront town* uud cit If.
■omplcte Files cun beexumtned at our otltec.
Send Slump f.trour Circular. AddreastlEft. P.
| UOII ELI, it CO., a: , Cl", will - Agents, N. York.
Vil m
tthnt j-; I solicit corrospouiji'iico. Wrlto
to iiio, ami all rccoshuO' intovniiitlon simll be
pnmiptly utronU'.l.
wIMto 1 T. MONTGOMKHY,
Frcslitont Mnrlotta Fcimilu College.
H FNNtCCTT & BELllNGUATII, .
Flmnliora,
Stcuui ami Gan Fittcin, Copper Bmltlia, amt
Orimtuinlul Worker* In Rhoct Motal*.
Hooting lu R|| Its branches—Tin or corrngaCod
Shi'ct Iron, Cojipcr Valleys, etc.
llallrottct CroNsIng, inr-iim Atlanta, Ga.
TTNITKD STATES INTERNAfr ItE\ ENUE,
U Assessor’s omcc, 4th Dt».\ Ga.
Notice***Gordon, Whitfield, Murray, €»
loom, GUmcr, Fnnnlii| l*lrlious anil
DnUc Comities.
Ah ro(|ii!ro(lby Ruction'19 of tho net of June 30,
lttd.amumUMl July l.'l, l»w, to pvovhlu internal
support thu Government, nml pay
nubile debt, notice la hereby given
* •mumrutlons luudo
... . iTnt'Unlton, 611 tlir ‘
•Wd t>f Mnrah, UjW»,.diwinB tlmo appeal
“III boTucWvud, and iluturmlncd, In accoruauc
ltli said section.
W. II. WATSON.
Aascssorlth District, Georgia.
Atlrnta, Ga., 3lnruh 15, l*im
Hovel
lutoriMd, on publicdobt, noth
that tho list valuation* uml c
aro now open for examinutln
■unuiA.Hiiiiiinu (.nuiitj—r run* LougitT
Ini* applied for exempt ion of puraonalty
and Settingnimit and valuation ofhomesteuu,
nml 1 will par* upon the.same at my ofllco lu
Dalton onThe23dof March.
March is, \m-2t W. n.- BROOK EH, Ord'y.
/’'I EOKGi A,GordonCouktt.—Jchso B.Thoum
\Tb rough lms applied tor exemption of person
aTty and hotting apurt and'valuation of homo-
stuud,4nd 1 as in pass upon tho same nt my of.
lieu In Calhoun on tho 37th day of Maroli, 1609.
This Mutch 17,1839. D. W* NEEL, Ordy.
UT haa applied for exeniptloi/of^porionaf.
y arn! setting apart and valuation” of home*
nml I ty ill pa»» upon the swine at my of*
Calhoun on tlie27in Hist. 1
D. W. NEEL, Ord’y.
T HE PATENT >lvg7c COMU
Will color gray Im Ira perinanont black o:
broAvn. Sold everyAvhore. Sent bv mull* |1.W.
Adtlrt f * WM. l'ATTON, Treasurci 4 ,
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mnsn*
ANTED—AC*EM'S—To .Sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE^
loo423. Thesh:t|>)eMt.ehnnpci»tniul 1)uH hnli-
ig MucF • ” *
ting Machine ever L
Htiluhes per minut
ihoaiicstatoi ... ,
anted. Will knit *30,our
l.llmrnl inducnniont* 1<r
AMliillCAXlvNITTINaM ACHIMJ
I 4 Si. l.onh. Mo.
A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS (AND
JX FRUIT GltOWEUR.—Send for- particulate
or “Best's Improved Fruit True nml Vine lnvlg*
>r uml Insect Do*troyor. M Kamplcs to tcit
bo forwarded to any part or the United
States nml perfect satisfaction guaranteed.—
Good Agents are Avantrd In overy Countv In
tho United Stutos. Addrcns J. AHEAltN,
63 Second Street. Baltimore, Kid.
MANTTPACTURKb BT
S. N. BROWN & CO.,
. Day ton, Ohio.
They also make a nrlinu article of Bppkoa and
.. . . ifrlagos and Buggy wheels.—
i)3000 SALARY. Address V. R. 1’iano Ca, N. Y.
rpAUSSlG, LIVINGSTON A CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
—AND—
Commission Merchants,.
No. St So. Front st. X 35 Lotitln 8tu
• PHILADELPHIA, PA.
47*Adtawcbs madn, Cn Altars Rsasonadll.*^
Correspondents kept thoroughly posted lu
all chauges of tho market.
E MPLOYMENT that pay*. For particular!?,
address ti. M. SPENCER & GO., Brattle-
boro, Vt. . ...
A N. LANCASTER will buy IowaTmnds and
Xjl# Chicago property t also, l*unds and City
Lots sold for tuxes ami otherwise encumbered,
lb Wall street, New .York.
E RHINO HUT NOBLE.—ScU.llcln for Vounx
Men, who, having oi-roil. Oeslru n holler
of Maxell, to work leads In the White Filie
region.
fro,poet or tbenper llrcnil,
Tho Chicago Tribune assigns goml reas
ons for arguing that the price of wln;at
will bo much lower during tlic coming
year. It concludes Its article hy saying:
lest the clianco of selling be deoiled in toto.
ritbrtOtA, Gordon County—Sura’l E.lltnlon
VT has applied for excintpinu of personalty
uml ssttlng apart and valuation of homestead,
and 1 will pass upon tho mmo at iny ofllco In
Calhoun on the 20Ui lust. This Maroli 17,18C0,
‘it* D. W, NEEL, Ordy.
of charge. If bcncfltteU return the’Ppstagp*
Address Piiilantii hjs, Box P, Philadelphia, l’a I
-pvEAFNF.88, CATARRH. SCROFULA 8PE-
±J C1ALITY.—Cures-logally guaranteed or
money returud. By tho Inventor of the Cele
brated Patent Invlslblo Organlo Vibrator for ,
Jmmrublo Doafness. Send 10c. for Treatise on
DuafnoHH. Catarrh and Rerofula, Dr. T. II, 8TIL-
WEL1*, 180 Blocker 8t., N. Y.
•rx EOUOtA’, Oortlon Cmluliy-ff.’J.'b»tnnli(iU
VI bus nppllwl rm- cxeinrtlnn ot person-
nity nnd .oiungiipnrinnd vulnuiton or boim'-
uuir. 10,180Os2t. . J), W. NKeU Ord’y.
•ttorribleii
lsuffored with CATARRH M|IIRTY YEARS l'
—was cured In six weeks by a simple remedy,
and will send tho receipt, postage free, to all
afflicted. Address REV. T. J. MEAD, ■
Drawer 178, Syracuse, N. Y. 4
p EORGlA.Ganlon County—Osborn Gilliland
\JT has applied fbr ” exemption of per
sonalty and setting Apart and valuation of
homeatoAd, uud 1 will pass upon tho same at my
olBco In Calhoun on the noth Inst.
March 17, IfcD-lt. D. W. NEEL, Ord’y,
/COMFORT AND CITRE FOR THE RUPTUB*
ED.—Rent post-paid on receipt of tem cents.
Address DR. K. H. FOOTE, author of Medical
Common Sense* 120 Lexington Ave., Cor. fcasv
Twenty*olghtb Street, New York City, N. Y* ,
[TOSTPONNDl
a DMlNISTBATOlt’8 8ALE.-Byvlrtueofnh
^V. order from the Court of Ordinary of Gor.
don county, Ga., will be sold before tho Court.
House door in Calhoun, within the legal Hoars
of snlo, on the flrat Tnpsdfty ln May next, the
Jlock Pillows for n Bridged! theOostanaula rl*
March 17, lSKktos; Aflmr:
WlBOROIA, WhitfloM County.—Jo#.*8, Thau*
|JT ason having made application for penna*
nent letters of administration, do bonis non,
on the ostato of Williams Crook, deceased:
This 11 to cite all persons to show cause at
toy offleo* on the first Monday In April next,
wny permanent administration should not be
granted to hltp on said Crook’s estate. Wit-
s8*sgH •“ Ti; 1 Ka.'t"-
Fob. MI.
‘ Y"1 EOftGIA. WhitheJd County.—Twqmonths
r "JT after date application will be made to tbe
Court of Ordinary of Whltflcld county, for
leave to roll thercnlcstAtoof It.». Woorc.dcc’d.
' • march 4- 4 4u». . JV. li; MOOllE, Adm’r.