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Newspaper Page Text=— WiSMOCIIATld IN POLITICS) X^tTRE AND RlftAXJTIlFtJX. IN LITEItATUBEs AMI) PTlO«tu:SSIVI£l IN SOtTriEEKN IN't'ETH I-'.STS.. WHITMAN & WRENCH. DALTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 22,1869. VOL. IL—NO. 1(5. MlNI'lil.I.ANIiOUH OAltnN. . ATTOIINKVS AT LAW l),lllon;Uctir*lil. J. A. n. il.ixilB. - folltl r..-A. IllVIA'UA. .1. A. W. .ItmxSnX. It. J. MV A M V, JOHNSON A M.-CA«-C WK}i|!Y8 ^ ^ ui/stnlvsi'n Ivintf huil^lnK, pulton, 0». • JYlllp^ncMco h» tho courts of.this circuit, uml W. A VERY," riot (Join t ut> Alluntu. nn-ly AT TO 11 NET AT LAW} King Struct, Dolton, Ooorgjn, ■Wilt uruisllcu In this Circuit, iliouiiltoil States i lct Court,'ii)Hl ftm U«,S. Supremo Count. ^District Court, 7aMMOk5?& H JP"* AWoilSBYS ATI, AW, Wliltolmll 8treot, AUtmtA, Ooorglu. b, r. it am Mown. novty omn wr.i-Mionx. lUllronu Depot and tUo Stoumbout LaniUng; ' OdtpborS, 18U$-tf. W. KA11HKTT, dcuUirin Dry (foods,Oro- Jt»Q ...til Provisions, Huimlli Dalton, Ui'orgiu. Jj'cb. 2&-2n w."'- 1IIGUINS, 'gun and locksmith, Dealer In 3New Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, oto. OjtpnBllo ITIilw noimiy Hamilton Mmt. Not. ItinoH rnutlo to ovilor, nntl nil rcrmlrliilt Bio it it oil Blioi't notice, nml ivurruntcil. imir-ly A WiiiUni chnp, l’roin the SouHa-m Homo Jounml. John Smith—you've heiml of him—Is very imshftil—is loo Imshihl, ill (Tilth. IIo wns borivnnrt raised in tlio country*. /ills father onve liim a good education iiud jil- lowed him' plenty uf-money. -Hut Joint, with nil ills other nltnhiments, liovor could ngeiistom liimsell' to tlinsoeicty of.femnles; not hebnnso lie didn’t llko tho girls, hut lwcaimo his.shy nature would not permit him to associate with tho fair son. It once happened, not vpry long ngo, oltlior, Biot .Win’s father lmil somu very Important W. W '-'rlmuwVjutsTTUOTON * mto., . Knoxvit.i.k, Trnn., WholeHulc Deulevfl In \lramllrs, Wines, Liquors, thwiugnnd Smoking Tobaccos, Fancy Groceries, Cqurcttlonciies, K Canned Fruits,.Oysters uml SiutIIiioh, | Also, Agents Mr tho ciilcerulea Morning Qtar Ritters, f And tbo world-renowned HoihiVml Suir-Rising Bread Preparation. Oilers Kolleltod. obUMim Haiti more Prices gnurunt led. T. X kmo.iv * co„ ‘IMPORTKR8 rtnddoalurs In English, German nml American' Hurd Wave, Cntlory, ote., «17 W. Halt iniomstreet.,'Baltimore, Maryland. Arthur Emory, ) John H. Kg Or ton. A Doe. 21-.' ^JlvDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE. !>»•«, A.. MV. IJlvhid-H Jte Formerly of Sduth Carolina, Tender tlielr ProfeHslnnarHervleeH lo tho oil 1- kons or Dalton uml murounding couutry. Spo-. •cmuittcnlloil gj veil to all chronic ensue. ' Ottlfo, during the day, corner or Muir A Pcntz ittreels, nml.nlRbt at re^lencu ou Thornton Avonm\ formerly ooouplud by Mr. J. 1L King. ■Tamiavy .VI y. vlt. 11. 11. DltOlVX, D Kino S-rn., Dalton, Lisurniioe niul Land Agent. Agent, for 451 nn Li found Five InRiirnneeCom- mnvs ultjo, .letletson nml James Fin- InHUViinee Companies, of Yu., Entorprh £jjr ' _ _Mnp . Cliitfmmtl.aml Putnam, Hartford. ALSO, GENERAL LAND AGENT For anybody who rnt nils their business to him. Refers to Col. 0. H. Welnorii, Atlanta: mnl Col. W. 11. Tibbs, Lowry A Eason, lion. D. A. Walker and C«l. J. A. 11. Hanks, Dalton, On. . , .January 0-1-in. W imv UOQDS, NOTIONS, sp, No. Ki, l’tiiuu Sqi-Aiis, Xashviu.i:, Toss. ■•gilts. feviisr- i Ti. T. Armstrong, [ W. (J. Dlbrell, J |>\UL, TAYKL HANNEU, ^j, olo; . nlo JooK-NdlevKx'c StittionerN, JOB PRINTERS, And Blank Hook Manntaeturers, No. W, Union street, Nualivillo,TcnUc-sscc. F. 51. Paul. A. 1J. Tiivel, IST.W. Ifiinue aukl’whitma.v, of Jcoulsvlll, Ky., fori: January lf-dm. •ly of Ringgold,Gfl. WholoHule Clotliinji - , ml 372 Broadway, lAMUEL A. FAIN, ivltllC. I). SIlHBlnir ,« Son, VriiolostUo^ Gvikh-vh I Dealers luce Commission TlfercbaiuR, i in Wliics upd Llqhow, 131 North Howard Street^ Raltininro. r I'^S0>j & 1IUNTT1-SG, COTTON FACTOR 5 , l flcncraj, Co mm ins to n J3 c * c.Utt n Is Nos: 97 .& 09 Vator.Street, (near Wall.) A. M. Watkins.) NEW YORK. busiucsn, totmiiBnet in the city. He also haB Homo.Yory imrtlcular nllhirH to attend to at Homo, wliieh demnnded his pemonnl attention, and, not posscssm# tliQiiowei* of ublquKv, lie delegated his soil John to trjmsaot that in the city. John, being thus commissioned, Imme diately proceeded to tho. city ipid to tho residence of Ids father’s old friend, whom lie found to bo a very nice old gentleman, with a beautiftd daughter, and gold speo- taeles. John was usliocrd into tile parlor (a new tiling to him,) and motioned to a scat—no! a soih, (another now thing.) Hut wc must use Ids o\vn language: “I took my scat and made observations. Ev erything was fine! Fine cnrpcls, line so fas, flue tables, fine curtains, fine books, fine pianos, fine everything, nml especially a fine young lady who was dressed inline silk, fine satin, and who had fine ourls, and a lino appearance generally. After chatting with the old gentleman a few minutes, lie took down Ids hat, told me to make myself at home for an hour or two, and left—-left mo alone with his daugh ter, and a mimll' mischievous boy, tho young lady’s brother. I didn’t relish tho situation at all. The idea of my keeping a city hell engaged in conversation for two hours-N-perditipnl Silence reigned in that parlor for a short time, you may bet. 1 amused myself as much as possible with the hoy—that is, I loaned him my knife and watch key, and watched him out holes in the carpet .with one and spoil the other. I don’t know what T would lmve (lone lmd it not been for that hoy—ho was so good to attract one’s attention, j*ou know. It is true that'he ask-;d some very start ling questions, occasionally, such as this for instauco: “Are you gom’' to court sis ter Emily?” hut such things must ho ex pected under such circumstances. Miss Eiiiily, thinking, no doubt that to he a good hostess, she must keep her guest engaged in conversation, askod me “how 1 liked country life,” etc. J?ho said that “it must bo a beautiful sight to see the la borers, both male and feniale, romping on the new mown hay on New Year’s day; that she always did think.that she would like to spend a Christmas in the country n nut-gathering with the village lads and lasses; that it always laid been a mystery to her how they got the eggs oil* the trees., without breaking them, etc.” - In return, I thought that to keep up my part of the conversation, it was necessary for me to quote poetry mid the like, which I did. Among other quotations, I unfor tunately repeated the well known lines of Shakespeare, ‘Tlic-rniflftillvlhlty that sbnpi-souri-inls, Rouab liow tlu-ni mi ire \\ 111.’ AI tliis juncture, tho liny; who hail licitluil-liiiuseir ujinn my knees, looked cry iiirnestlv inlo mv face mid said: “l)i- iiiiiy dialled lliu end of your noss Inlglfty ciirus,',’ I’m curtain thill I blushed a lit tle: I am very certain that 1 wished some body would' spank one of his—well; wo talked of hills, mountains, vales, cataracts —I relieve I said waterfalls, when the boy spoke up and said: “IVliy sister’s pot ii trunk full of them up stairs—pap says lliev are made out’en buss hair,.” 'fills revelation struck terror into me mul blushes into the cheeks of my fair com panion. It began to ho very npparontto mo that I muslbe.vory guarded in what l said, lest said hoy might slit) in his remarks at un called lor places: ill fact V turned nil my conversation to him. I told him he ought to go home with me, and see wlmt nice chickens we had in the country. Unlocks ily, I mentioned it yoke of calves that my U'ttlu brothers owned. The' word calves ruined ail. The little fellow looked up and said: ‘‘Sisfer's Rot a dozen of ’em 1ml she don’t wear ’em only when she goes up in lowtvo’ windy days.” “Leave tho'room, you umnmmcred little wretch!” exclaimed Hiss Kmily, “leave immediately I” . .. “1 know what you wan t mo to leave for, ’ ’ replied lie, “you can't fool me—you want to sot in that man's lap mid kiss' him like Two roo,ilo Without Iocs uro Jolneil In Wodloclc. ‘Truth Is strangertlulii iloilon,” asOnu or two others lirtvo remarked before us, mul cncli day (hulls the adage, for exam ple: wo Were witnesses on Monday after- nnoji to a eerqinony width could hardly lmvobech based upon Jhonioro vagaries of tlio human- mind—namely. Hie mar- rlago of two persona neither oi whom had logs.. When llrst wo were told of the com ing occurrence by nil Haiti Bohemian wo worn Inclined to think Hint ho was about to perpetrate a hull, hut after going with him to Howard's drove Hospital wo saw that which put all doubt at naught. We wero met nt tlio hoadminiters of tlio hospital by the Messrs, Stephens, who re ceived us with, great courtesy: and after waiting for somo moments for the comple tion of the preparations of tlio bridal par ty, repaired to tile chapel. Hero quito a mtmbcrof tlio patloiitsof the hospital wero in waiting for tho performance of the cer emony. Wo lmd not long to wait, for in a few moments tlio bride nml groom prece ded by their melds mul. men; walked, of rather found, their way in. .Tim secuo was really a cimoils one. Imagine two ncoplo with legs cut oil' near about tlio knees, waflfllmg to the front of the altar of wedlock, nml waiting.with nil patience lo ho joined together as man and wife.— The ceremdny wns well pcvTormcu hv Scott Gwathincy, tlio colored parson of Chim borazo. The parlies mnrrled wero Wilson Brax ton nml Em(ly Johnson. The groom wns married once "before, mid comes from King William county, and is about forty-live years of age. llo lost his legs from frost bite about fourteen years ago. He formed an nttnehment for Ids wife about a year ngo, hut wns not allowed to marry by tlio authorities at that time. Not to he daunt ed, lie went to work mid procured a homo for himself on tlio Nlne-Milo rnnil. Ho is an industrious follow, mul is said to he an excellent garden linnd, because ho does not find any necessity lor bending his hack in weeding, etc., anil can stand any amount of labor. Emily Johnson has been married tivlce, and lost her legs from tlio same cause ns Her husband: in ISO'’. She is also a useful woman; washes and irons cam tally, midis a most excellent nurse,—Jtictehoad patth, otli. Josh lltlllnffM 1'upi’r., Dry goods are worshipped in tills world now morn limn tho Lord iz. Councilltng witli four Iz tlio wny cowards wero made; councllling with hone Iz tho way heroes are made; councllling with fnlth iz tlio wny ChrlHtlnnt are made. l'lensuro Is llko a hornet—generally ends with, a sting, Tho most dhngoroii's characters In tlio world are those who live In tho sulmrbsdf vlrtow—tlioynro rotton Ice. Lnzynessls a good ileal like money—tlio moro a man line of it, tho more lie seems to want. ' ' Thorb is no such tiling as inheriting Ylf- tow; monoy nml titles nml fover sores citu ho inliorltcd. Tlio vlrtews of n convent nro llko Hot house fruits—tender but tasteless. Life Iz liko a moiintalu—after climbing up ono sido'nlul sliding down tho other, (ho rIai!.- put up tlio sled. When a man proves a literary fliUl®, lio generally Bets up for crltlek, mpl, liko tlioTox in tlio fable, wlm lmd lost ids brush in a trap, kant seen nice long tall without hnnkcrlnto bob it. The devil owes most of his ’ success lo the fakt Hint ho iz always on hand. Coqiiclls ofocn heat lip tlio game, while tile Pruos ling it. There is only ono excuse for llnpiidehco, and tlml iz ignorance. Modest men in trying to ho impudent nlwnysgels.snssy. , , . Hcpulnsliiinis llko money—tile principal iz often lost by putting It out at interest. Jealousy iz nothing more than vanity, for if we love anything more limn wo do ourself.wc slinntuc jealous. ’ , Them are lots of folks in this world who rather than not find no fault all, wouldn’t hesitnto to tell nn angle worm that Ills tali wns altogether too long for the rest of Ills body. Thnre Is ninny who nro kut out for smart men, blit who want pay for making up. Eavy Is an insult to a irian’s gopd sensei for envy is tlio pain wo feel at the excellen cies of others. • Tile OIrt Mini's Htory. Stoiiioi'h's or years gono by, my lad, Tln'mig round my heart tn.'nlglu, And.llke tile lioti'rs Umt o'er us puss They're chequered dark and lirfaht, My eldldllood life—a short, bright itvealll, Wus spout fit thoughtless |duy, And tlio hours u-ero yqi'y short, thoughsivosli That passed oaoh happy day. Tho years of play sweptby, my lad, And manhood's ehiutgus cumo With other thoughts and lihpos, of course, - Tiki many—loo long to lump), flutlovei anon, among tho root, > lo ties anil ohaluH soon hound lno, ' Hut Dip tics, to mo, were silken cords, * s' Tlml wound their Btrunds nround me. ru the glow of life, and hope, my lad, ' Tlio mm to mo sliotm hiigliUy,'' And sivoitor than over passed tho hours As I saw my darling nightly t And one ntio cro of Junu It was, I ramembertho ttiiio so eleu'riy, I told her tlio old, old talc, my.lad, . lloiv long 1 bail loved—lioiv dearly! A Omul ftiiotnflon, Indignant Itidlaim Democrats are quo ting from Gen,.Toombs to tlio Ofi’uct that (‘outrages ngnlnst tliq Constitution lmve accumulated, vyltli such rapidity ns to fa- tiguo tlio Indignation of friapeople.” f '" X HMitlei • f “ I will oonsenl to nil you iiesirc,” Bait! afttoollou* Indy to lior lovor, “on condi tion that you give mo wlmt you lmve not, Wlmt you novor'ean have, nnd y{5j; wlmt you eanglvomo.” IVlmt dldsllonskfor? A husband. I’enUciKInry vs. I.eglslntiirc, An old former in Ohio, having read that tho State I’enlUmtlary cleared seven thou sand dollars during, tlio last year by tlio labor of convicts, snt somo time in deep thought and then exclaimed, “I think wo’d better turn our legislator into a poni- tontinry, hyjlngoi” A YatiUco Trlcli, anil Wlmt Came of It. An Illinois paper says a short time since apretcniled.pcddler asked to stay all night at a farm house. .IIo couldn’t get to stay, and asked permission to leavo his pack till next morning as ho was too tired to carry it farther. This was granted, and tlio pack deposited in ono corner of tlio sitting room. During the evening, some of the females of the household lmd occasion to movo it, nnd taking hold of it, discovered that there wns something suspicious about ils contents. Thu hired mau was called, and upon taking hold of ft, found that it contained a man. lie quickly stepped in to hn adjoining room nml returned. witli a revolver, motioned tlio family to stand aside, and nt once proceeded to fire three shots into ;t. A,piercing shriek issued from it, nnd ripping oft’the outside cover ing, n mnn t *ivUh n largo howio knife and revolver clinched in his hands, was found weltering in his blood. Two of the shots had proved fatal. Tlio neighbors were alarmed, hut no traces of the peddler, who. left the.pack could ho found. The farpier was quite wealthy, and but for tho discov ery of the rascal, no doubt, wc. would now have, instead of this, a-big Yankee sensa tion—a whole family murdered aud rob bed by unknown parties. French N.vHtcm «>r Food inn: Fowls. Tho food of their poultry h vory carefttl- ly regarded by the French brooders. For the first wcok after being hatched .(and in winter for a'month longer time) tlio chick ens are fed on barley meal mixed with milk, stale bread soaked in water, and green food finely chopped. Very few instances can bo found whclo poultry are fed on tho whole grain, as it hj believed, thatwholo grain would be too expensive, produce few er eggs, too much fat, and cause more dis ease when fowls arc fed ad libitum so as tp completely fill their crops, . which rpndcrs digestion difficult. Tlio food is mostly composed of about one-lmlf buckwheat, barley or odtmeni; made into a sllfVpaste with which the fowls are fed twlco a'day nt sunrlso and sunset. This diet,is given indiscriminately to old and young/ In somo cases, wl\cre the fowls have not the run of meadows, they nro'provided with a certain aiRQUut of animal and green food. The waste of the butcher shops is boiled, the fat skinied olf, and, when coagulated, thor oughly mixed with the mcalfbod. Cab bages aiid other vegetables are supplied in some cases, heiug either fed raw oi» boiled and mixed with the meal food. Cabbage is considered preferable to all other grain ns a stimulant to egg.lnying, rtndin winter a certain amount is given whole. TUo nnswor nlio rkvo was dourer, my lud, Deuror tlmn rlolios or rubles Moro preolot)8 byfnrtUnn tho endless wealth Of fl\o fuivfumod golden Indies j Fot wealth nnd jowols of vuluo may bo Swcetplmruis to the guy and thqyouthfnl. . But give uid a heart that's honest nnd truoj A Ueurt puro, loving and truthful. In i ho doar old month of May, my lad, Ah, the hours tlioy now passed slowly— My dfirllng wodld bo my own sweet wife,. And our homo he hnppy—though lowly, nut tho sky Umt looks so smiling and bright, And lights up alt with Its ole arm's s, Is often obscured with qfouds of ralp When least oxpootlhg thpirhenrucss. Ami Ubd saw host fn Ills wisdom,,my lad, To try the faltp 1 had long professed, By taking the soul of my s\yoet lovuliomo, Homo to lior long, otprrtul rest. . In tho days that followed I sorrowed nnd wept, And my faith Jn His mcroy wns shaken, /, When I saw how tho old nnd useless wero left. Ami my own swfcot darling was taken, . ’TlsfaJd that thuo works wonders, my lud, • That to-day’s grief Is over to-morrow i But a lovo'UkO mine nover fades ^or.dies, And Xgrlovcd.wlth a lifo long sorrow, Many long years ninco then Imvo gono, As’you boo by tills tyrinklud brow, But tho memory ol‘ her that was lost to mo, is novorstronger than now.' Refer to Sami E. E. Sproulls, Prcs’t Mevolmnts’ ^Exchange National ifnnki J. I.. Worth. Cashier ii lc Banks R. W. Howes, of Messrs Howes \> -Now Yovk v G. U. it Wtlllanjs. i^ Co., AVAitnr.N', m. i)., rroumllng country. Having nt* of the best Medical Schools in 'Canada and New York City ho fools conlUIcnt that ho cum give general satisfaction.' Offiiv in JYo. 2, Over King's Store. Ti '■ Wm. Tom nek t, M. D., Toronto, Canada, Wm. McGill, M. D., Oslmwa, ” J. Footo, M. I)„ Brooklyn, ” l’rof. Finnic 11. Hamilton. AttnmllngSurgeon, nnd Prof. Austin Flint. Attending Physician. .-BelllvueJIOMpItal, Now York. aptJu7o Tho poor will bo attomled froo of charge. J. BANKSTON, Lnlo of Tennessee, with SI1KTHAR, SMYTIl * CO., :• Succekaors to ShotharA Flagler, Importers and Deulers in ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN ITvY1713W>VlTTC, 85 Bookman Street, Nkw Youk. II. If. Shut bar, ) V.. T. Smyth, > General Partuers. R.B. Gardner,) John U: Swift, Spoclal Partner. np3tn you tlifi Rill yinunons tlio bther day—you can’t fool me! I’ll Jos’ tel* you. Gimme -some candy like he did, then I’ll go. You think that because yon’.vc got tho Grecian Rend that, you’re smart! Guess I know a thing or two! I’m mad at you, anyhow, ’caus« pap would a bought me a new top yistldday if it hadn’t been for you a getting them curls, you’ve got on, (fog- gone ycl You needn’t turn so red In your face, ’cause I can’t see it for the paint;— They ain’t no uso in your winking at mo with that glass eye o’ yourn, ’cause I ain’t going mil’ll hero, now that what’s the mat ter with the purps. I don’t care if you arc twenty eight years old, you ain’t no boss o’ mine, you ole fool.” That is all the story that John related. He says he don’t know how he got out of the scrape. Moral.—Reware of knowing children. -jyj- N. NEALON,- llookftcllcr, Stationer nml Newsman, Opposite Jesse Trotters, Apr-ly . Hamilton Street. Dalton, Ga. gPUIXG lJIPORTATIOiV FOIL 18U9! Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods. ARJISTUOXgTcATOU fc CO., 237 and 239 Bultlmoro Street, BALTIMORE, Importors nnd Jobbers of Bonnot and. Trimming Rlbons, Volvut and Sash Ribbons, Bonnets Crnpos, Silks and Satins, Illusions, Blonds, Laces, Ruches, Notts uml Velvets, French Flowers and Fonthors, 4 Straw Ronnutsaml Ladles Hats, Trimmed uml.Untrhnmcd, Sundown ami Shaker Hoods. Tho largest, Stock of Millinery Goods In this ‘ry, uml uncquallcil in choloo variety, which wcoU'or nt prieos that will doty compe tition.. Onlcrs Solicited. iob2.y:im* Q.1UIAT ATTRACTION Bnch & Celhurg’s, 231 and 233 Murkct Street, Chattanooga, Tcnn. , Who are now eolllng Goods, such ns Fancy an«l A Cnsc of NpontntieouM' Combustion. The New Orleans Crcscont publishes an account of the death of a young man in that city by spontaneous combustion. lie lmd been a hard drinker for many years, lie died on Tuesday night, and l\ie appear ance of the body is described thus: “Luylay was stretched upon the bare tiobr in a perfect nakedness. Ins eyes almost out of their orbits,'his whole frame distort ed. and the body in a curious state of ebul lition—wo might state, tho flesh much swollen and perfectly trnnslucont, and tho blood coursing in the veins seeming to he rushing through them at a fearful rate, as was easily exhibited bv ils abnormal ap pearance, seemingly filled with foreign globular bodies. The epidermis, in spots varying from the size of a pin’s head to that of a small apple, would become infla ted, and suddenly the blisters would col lapse, very like as the bubbles on the sur face of a boiling , pot of starch, or other thickened liquid. As tho blisters subsi ded, they left on their surface a hot liquid of3 r ellowish red color, which trickled down the sides of his body npd stained the floor, the idoa'of wiping it off having been aban doned, owing to the copiousness of. the flow. To remain and view the sight was moro than wc could do, niul. wtrretircd once more, to return, however, about 11 o’clock, upon being informed'that life was extinct in poor Luylay. During our ab sence tho body had apparently exuded all that it contained of blood or liquid matter, become perfectly dried up and shrunken, nnd ns black as’chnrcoal. 1 ’ Waggery of tho Georgia UmliciilK. Forney’s "Washington Chronicle of the 8th tlames'wilh the following dispatch fcom Atlanta. Atlanta. Ga.. April 7,‘If09. Col, 11. /*. im iutc, IFu.vi/Jiyioii: Fifty thousand white Republicans of Georgia are anxiously awaiting the action of Congress. What are we to expect? Au- swer immediately., 11. Iv. McKay,. E. Hulbert, A. L. Har ris, Gtforge F. Rusualt, J. W. Caldwell, H. Yarborough, C. E. Rroyles,-8. II. Ra ker, R. P. Lester, and may others. What wo like in the foregoing is “the word whites* It has a smack of antiquity, usage aiuLpreccdent, raid, shows lhat r .al- thoughit has been “struck out” very gen erally by the Radicals, yet, iu their opinion, there is still a lingering charm about it.— Rut whore arc those “fifty thousand white Republicans OfiGreoVgift? ’ ’ The party polled altogether last fall 57,000 votes of which perhaps about fifty thousaud were negroes. That leaves seven thousand whites—more than half of them, aswc lmve no doubt, are entirely opposed to tho disorganization of the State. The balance, say three thou sand, may possibly have been on the anx ious bench as described, but wc imagine their “anxiety’’ has been very much aba ted, and will soon cease altogether. Where arc those “fifty thousand anxious white Republicans. ”—Macon Telegraph. • Warning to IlInchlncHtfiV A fire originated .recently in a lafgo Printing House in Cincinnati, from spon taneous combustion. by the use of hduzino for the*cloapiiig of the machinery conucetr ed with the press. Bits of paper and cot ton, saturated with oil mul nenziuoi lmd been thrown into a corner or bin box, the cotton thus saturated heating until it fin ally ignited. It is only in this way the fivfl (’nil l»i* n'ncomifod fm* • Tlman wlm ii<n* Although my fnlth in hlsmoroy, my 1ml, is once very strongly shaken, It Is in my hpnrt much Btrongor now,' And I wcpphot that my ilnvling was tnkcu: For oh! hour sWcot tho knbwlcdgc, tome, That tho soul my God 1ms given Will soon^bo culled,hy Him above, •To Join Vny love in Heaven. •-'> WitlciKlIlN. Tlio Pan who “tliti tho freed” 1ms since recorded K. Tho mini who “ faced dentil ” says lie didn’t liku the view. Zol^Bo|iomli’nrr. Were wc to nsk a lmdrcdjmen, who from smallbegiiminys lmvoiilliiiuod n'nni- Wits from being [curly compelled to think for nnd deiiend oil ourselves.” Rfimtc. Tills iilnni, wliicli is creating 'so mticfr cxeitemimit in llio South, is said to yield CQO to 600 pounds per acre, lo require loss labor Ilian cotton,‘to fc bo of continuous growth, to last for yenrs without replant ing, not. to bo attnekedyby eattcrpillars, and to bo harvested tlireo times a year. What's ill o Nome' ? Tlio Nnbob of Bengal hns arrived at Paris, anil registers ’himself on tho lintel moks ns “JluintazanHil-Moock-MoIiHimi- ood-dow-cahrEureed-PonJah-Sound-Mim- zoor-All-Khnn-BabadoOf-SIusruljuug,,” N'o llniiRlm; Iter Murder. Tlio .Chicago Times says a man shot down anotlior a day or two sinco in.' cold blood, and tlion comforted hlmsolf with tho remark that there wns no linnging for murder in Illinois. A Kriutlllutloii. A Southern papor says there Isno doubt about tlio fliot of General' Grant having gi-ent Nortliern lights in his Cabinet, for it is well known lie has tho Hon’r-y-Borie- alis therel NO Jolio. Olio oEtho Iiuljan ring in AVnshlngton the otliceday wns required to suhserihoto anoatli, and wns asked if liohadnny men tul.reservation.' IIo replied no, hut tlint holmiUlls oyo.iipon a-very lino Indian ro- sop'ntion iuDn'cotuh. - Ciiplil mid nevol,;crs. Tlio Toledo Dlndo suggests that if there are to lip nuinj'mora nitirdei'snndsiiipiile) by wenk-brained lovers Cujiid must bo pic- Hired with a revolver in lijs hand instead of tlio einblenifitle bow 'atid arrow. The candidate who “look tlio stump' left it where lie found It, The man who “cnnipa'ssodsen nnd land’ wants to mil ills compasses: The nVifii wlm ‘-‘retnUed slander” lias gone into wliolesalo lying. Tlio gentleman who "made a motion” hiis become q'ulot. Tho cocktail of tlio barnyard is much less dangerous than the cocktail ofthe fen toon. Tho gcntlclnnuwho moved to “lay it on tlio tamo” (icoidCnbilly knocked U oil'. J Tlio speaker., who “brought down tlio luftiso” hiis been compelled to put it up again. , Tho gentlemen who "fell but” have got ill again. . No injuries wore, sustained. ■, Tnoyounglitwybr who “made His mark” lias since learned to write his nnmo. Tlio man who’’burned with indigna tion” lias- been put out. Damage very slight. ' , A Hood Law. The Slichignii Legislature has passed a liny to puhfoh'tho careless Uso of ii’rbnrjns, which provides for tho'lino and iiii jn'ison- ment of any persph wlio shall aim,-though wiihout malice, any firoarm lit anotlior.— Here it is dlfilciilt to punish a man wlio uses them with nil tlio mnliO.o of liis uuturc 1 . Tlio Niilinlards I-ouvliiR A fiocnc nt tlio White K.ouki>. Tho Washington coiTvspoiulcnt of the Louisville Courier-Journal forward the following uuder date of the 12th, Quite a scene occurred at the White House to-day. It appears that Hcnator Ross, of Kansas, obtained an interview with tho President, aud protested against the nomiimtioirof one Raueockibr Survey or General of that State, the appointment failing to he acted hri last week, and added tlmt Pomeroy, .Senator, and Clark, mem ber, had been making pretty much all of the Kansas appointments. Grant replied tlmt it was useless to say more, ns his mind was already nmdc'up on the surveyorship. Mr. Ross continued protestingwhon Grant said, “My mind is made up; I don’t want to hear any more.” Ross replied, “Go to Hell, then.” Grant moved towards Ross and said, “Get out of the House instant ly, and never set your foot in It again.”— Ross without a word at once left. A wit ness furnishes this account. &luplo KryGooils, Boot», Shoos, Clothing, utu.. ut. such prices us worn nover known Before, nna which ilofy competition. Call anil examine prices,.,.^ Having bought our goods In tho first N. York Houses, wo arc able to supply merchant* and farmers at wholesale and retail prices, unugu- ally low for this market, Musurs. C'.C. Alexander, of Loudon, and J. H. Can ant, of Ringgold, arc with this house. Nov.l. R*G8-ly, Early Wheat. Wc saw yesterday, says the Columbus Enquirer, of the Oth, a head of green wheat, somo three inches long, grown hy Mr. T. J. Riley, of Ttiylor county. It is known as tho “Raines” variety, and Mr. Riley 1ms about an acre of it in ftillhead. No sign of Injury hy the late frosts was visible on it. five can he accounted for. Those wlio use those inflanmble oils ought to knoiv that when carbonaceous substances, like cot ton, are saturated with them; they nrecom- bustihlent the Imv tempuraturi?., which of ten attends chemical action, Cotton waste; saturated with linseed oil, even lms lwell fired by iho heat of tho sun.—Macon Jour* ml& McMcnycr, Eccentric. A wealthy and eccentric English woman died a ftiW weeks since at her villa on tlio shores of the Lake of Genova* nnd her fur niture is now offered for sale. She thought she wns destined to bccomo'tlio Messiah’s brid'c as soon ns he could re-nppear on earth; Iu the expectation that her mad idea was certain to be realized at an early day, she kept in lior parlor a magnificent throne which was to be used ns tho bench of judgment on dooflisday. The parlor itself Is separated from the bridal chnmbcr hy means of tlio most costjy Turkey car pets. The chamber contains an entirely untouched bed, so large that several fami lies could sleep in jt sido hy side. Hnpo niul 8iimi}inry I'unlNlimcut. Tho Albany (Ga.) News, of tho l3th in stant, reports the following as having oc curred in Southwestern Georgia last week: A negro fellow watched for and inter cepted a young lady nt a spring, seized her. choked her till she whs unconscious, anil gratified his bestial lust. A soldier of the lost cause, with hut one arm, came upon him in the act, grrtsned him and cried for help—nono came. The negro tore loose, but left a portion of his shirt in tho hand of tho one arm soldier. This detected him a few hours afterwards, when ho was taken to a tree hard by, nnd placed at tl^e lower end of a suspended rope. Empress C'urlottu. • Jl communication from Rnihsels, in the Far is Vglrie, says:, For the-last, ten days the health of the Empress Gnrlotta Jins Inspired the most serious dismiiotudo. She is confined to her bed; and, besides the.mental affection, which was increased in intensity, slotv fe ver sups her strength. - Her eyes are fixed ■PNIPPI M seeking refuge in New Orleans and tlmt city. Many have arriv ed during, tho weekpast} ann hoitso room is.consequently growing a. little scarce. “On n Bmp,’.. A soldier’s widow in Hartford drew her _ ensfon monoy tlio oilier day, went on a spree, set fire to lior clothing, nml jjurued up lioraelf nnd lior groenhneks. Finest Besidcnpc. A rustic, describing Louisville, snidtiio finest residence llicre belonged lo Jir. M. E. Chureli, whose nnmo wns out in big lcltcrsover the door, nnd tlierewnsnslmrp- pointed chimney outlie liouse, two hundred feet high, Itlcli in Jewels. Tho edttof.of tlio .St. Louis Dispnlcli snys:‘ “IVo khow of n beautiful girl who would prove ii capital speculation for'a fortuneliuriteronheviglitsort. .Ilcrvoico is of silver, her hair of gold, herteclh of pcnrl,' her cheeks of rubies and her eyes of dinmoiids.” Has sho any greenbacks? lluit’s'whnt wo want to know. flooil Jolco on tlio Children. A widow in Onondaga counl v, X. Y., recently outlier own daughter in the good graces of her lover, Atitt married Iiimlier- self. To obtain roveugo for this unmolli- erly trick, tiie dhughtcr set Her can at the. young mail’s rich fntlicr, of whom ho wns tlio only heir, to tlie'influltc annoyance of her step-children. ( NIuuU’s of Orontncss. - Gporgo IVnsliington, a negro charged with mule : atealing, escaped from the May or’s court in Iilchmond, Vn., ou Tuesday, no was pursued and captured by AndrcV Jiickson apd. Thomas- Jcfltrson, botli nc- erops; 1'lotlN C’onslsloiicy. ' Hcni’y IViu d Btfeeliciv lii one of liis diS- courcos, says tlmt “ somo men will not slmvo on Sunday,, nnd.yet they siieiul all llio wookiu slmviiigtjielrfellowmen; nnd nmity. fools tluulclt very wicked, to black their- bools on Sunday, mdrning, yet they do pot. licsllnlo to black their. notglibor’s rppptaliep on Weekdays,” Xcw Orleans la now rejoicing in a tivo- lieaiicd ivomiin, and a living ox, with tlireo eyes and . tlireo horqs, tho codtre liorp much the largest of the three. This won derful animal was recently oaptured in \Villninsoti county, Tdxas. It said.to be renii)iknblo for its beauty and symmetry of form; 1s ; abont eighteen .montlis.oldj,and limtsimlly lnrgo. . . ‘ True I.nvc. One quint day, in Ihafy Jluio,'will'll bi'OS and birds were all in tune, two lovers walk ed hqncatlllliujnoon.' Theniglitwasfair —so. was the luiiid: tliuy walked mid-talk- ed beneatlt tiie slindo,witli nono to harm or make afr aid. Her nnmo was Sue, mid His wns .1 iin; aml ho was fat nnd she was slim, lie talked to licr and sho to him.-- Says Jim to Suo, “By nil the snnkes tliat squirm among tlio brush and brakes, I lovGVoiibotter’nbucku’ho.'iteiikpH ’’ Snvs noiuitirul Ecsnoii. " ' “I expect,” said a tvorthv Quaker, “ta lines tlivough tills world but oitco. If, .therefore, there bo any kinducss I caii sliow, or any thiiig l.cnn do for-my fellmv- tneu, let mo do it now. Lct mc not neg- loet or defer it, for'I siinll not pass “ way agalii.” i -s lovo you battern buokwhoat cates'; .. Suo to Jim; “Sinco 3’ou’vo begun it, mid been and come nnd gouo nnd dono it, I like you botter than anew bonnet.” Says Jim to Suo, “My heart you’vo busted; liut I have always gnls mistrusted.” Says Sue to Jim, “I will be true; If you love me as I love you, uo knife can cut our lovo in two.” Says Jim to Suo. “Through thick mul tliin, for yuur true lovo count mo in; I’ll court no other gal agin.’.’ Jim leaned to Sue; Sue' lennod to Jim; ids uoso just touched her jockey hrim;' four lips met— wentnhcml ahem! And then—anil then —nml tl|on—and lliciil OH gals, beware of men in June, and underneath the silver moon, when frogs and crickets are in tune, lest yon get your names in tlio palters soon. Johli Billlng'ii to Correspondent*. Fred—You nin’t obliged lo ask a gal’s mother if you mn go homo witli hot from a partec; get the gat’s endorsement, mid go in; It is proper enough to ask her lo take yuro arm, but yu liain’t got no right to put yurc arm around-her waste, unless yn meet ii bear'on tho rode, and then yit nro hotiml to tnko yuro arm away jest as soon as the bear gets safely by. Whip—you are rite; muls live to a Ionia age; I’ve known them myself to live otto hundred yenr, mul not half tri.; Yoiinvo also ii to about their being surefooted; 1’Vo known them to kick it hoy twice in a sec ond, ten feet oplu Gertrude—lure Inquiry stumps me.— Tlio more l think on It, tlio more I can’t foil. As near p* I enn reltolok now I think I don’t know. .Much niito Iw ceil, both ways, nmj nee.tlier wav lie rite. Upon tiie Aflur Dinner Knap*. ^rany persons nro in the habit of sleep ing for half an hour or an hour immediate ly after dinner. This is a bud practice.— Ten minutes slcep hoforo dinner is worth more than an hour after. It rests and re freshes and prepares tlio system for vigor ous (Ugost-ion. If Sleep is'taken after din ner it should be in a sitting posturQ. as the horizontal position is unfavorable to health ful digestion. Let those who need rest and sleep during the day take it boforotlinncr instead of after, and they will soon find that tlioy will feel better, and that thoir digestion will ho improved thereby.—i/cr- ald of Health. and lii8terless. and her conversation .un connected. She often speaks of McxIcq. At times* sho rcftises to touch tho lightest aliments presented to her, and seems to fear‘being poisoned hy some ono of those about her. The Queen of the Belgians is the only person that has sufficient influence over her, nnd inspires her with confidence enough to make her take her medicative portion of food. Wheat Crop. Front our Tennessee exchanges Wo learn that tho prospects of the wheat crop in that State wore never better. Bcconst ruction. Among the amendments of tlio Missis sippi. Virgil lift and Texas election bill, which were agreed to by both'Houses of Congress before adjournment, was otto of fered by Mr. Sawyer .providing tlmt idea tions shall lio Held under tlio new registra tion list. It Is stilled .that’ this will admi t fifteen thousand additional white voters iu Virginia nnd tlu'ow out several thousand fraudulent negro voters who were enrolled in tlio First District. It will also admit quito a number of additional iyhlto voters in Mississippi and Texas. don’t marry. If young Shakers fall in liiv tha are sot to weeding onions, mid knits them fortliwitjily. I kniithdiyit nowlloW much it this kost to jine tlio Shakers, blit I hellovo tho expense used to bit, iilkllidlng Having yuro hair cut mid laming how to danse, about S05. ,\ Xon.Orlonn*'Koiumirci A diSsinftted lawyer meets a pretty lieg- gargivl—is touched witli pity—takes hrr ttfber adopted ihthern beautiful woman- lawyer loves her—proposes—lunrlUSi All this in tou years, . . , . Khonlil lie Jliunurum'll. . Tlio following is n volunteer tvibuto to modest worth and unobttusivo gentleness of character;. “The wheelbarrow: for siin- .plicity of construction;' strength, courage, nnd general moral excellence, it ia.tha; su perior of tho velocipede,. and ought to.ho encouraged.”. Nil l'll'l inn In Tills*' “Wliy don’t tlio men propose, Iniimnia, Why don't tho men propose? Each one seems coining to tlio point, And then nivay lio goes.” - ' ‘Theynrofrigbtcncd'ntyour cost, my dear; They are thinking of your slothes.".. liltin'! want to seo nny More. A coun tryman who had never paid more than tivcnty-fivo cents'toseoan exhibition, Went to view tlio .“Forty Thlpvcs.” Tlio ticket Sellcrcliargcd liim seventy-five cents fora ticket. Fnssingtlio paotobomd back lie quietly remarked, “Kecp'it, Mister, X don’t Want to see tlio other thirty-nine,” ■ nnd out lie marched. ’ Lricky., Mnchincr.y. ThoXewXorkSnnsnys;.“Lotsortliings qro done hy machinery 111 this progressi vn n*'. A workman iu Xew..York hud ills shirt taken off by machinery in a tamiery recently; nnd- narrowly escaped living ta ken oil himself,” .. — . ; College tortile Negroes. TheHuntsvilloIndcpcmTcut learns that a collrgivfor the negtbes is to lio built in timt : eily. Our opfiiion'is that they hail better enlarge the jail, as it is deserving of tiie most patronage from that.class.of eitizeus; around Huntsville, . ;; -ilW*. Fruit Crop VVes.1. Tiie prospects for a fruit crop in tlio Wei ire becoming hotter as Hie season advar killedofi'tjio supermioUsbmis, whicIi'Could bokpared; .. . - •. . Purifillllc I.rglslulloil. Ill the Massachusetts Legislature a 'few days ago an amendment to tile liquor hill wns offered providing that any clergyman fteniiMdng fermented wino at a snc'rmilont communion table shall be dcemed guilly of keeping a public-bar! - Tlio-'Boston Ilei'- ajd f-Cppi-titthis foot.-.,.. ,. - i Itloilcr Dull. “How’s trade, square?.” “Wall, cns.li trade’s kinder dull naow, major.” “Dun anything lerdny?” “Wnil, only a leotlc—on' credit. Aunt Betsy Puslmrd has hart an egg’s wortli of tea aud got trusted for it ’till' her.Bpeuklcd pullet lays.” Wooing in Poetry. An old gentleman of tliti namp'of Pitgo. fiiidlnga young lndy’sglovontatvaileving- pluee, presented it to lior with Ufa follow- lrilio United Males, wliy not Simla? Tho Xew York Herald, aitcr rccltiag some or the atrocities'committed by tlio Spanish troops in Cuba,- indignantly nsks: “Can nations hold colonics by tlio gar- rote, the,bayonet and fire musketry in tliin ago of civilization?’.'. . If says tho .Savannah Bopulilican, llio United States can hold Sidle,I by the “bay- puetaud fire niuskolry’’ tenure, why may no tSpaiu hold, her unwilling colonies in tho same way? s Haw often these Xortheru journals are Vondcmned out.of their, own mouths! ^ ' . . from yenr, glove ypu tuko tho tatter G; Youv glovo is love, which I devote to thee." - 1 To which tho lady returned tile follow ing answer: i Your for me. from your Pago you take the letter I?, r Pago, Isi ago, anil that'Won’t do • mo.” .- ~ Tolidtcn Factory in Atliiutn. ill-. S. II. Holland, of Virginia, has bought alot in Atlanta, upon wliicli ho willhuild a toliaecu faclory mul givoem- ’oyinout to .three.liundrcd liand.H.. Mr, —allnnd is looking into tho future, mid we . think like a wise man. The riortherii half of Georgia is destined to ho tlio greatest doing Hack on drimt The HmUcals of Old Blount, tho most loyal county perhaps in Eust Tennessee, are going back on President Grant. Title tlio following resolutions adopted at a meet ing of the party held in Maryville a few days ngo: ’ ■ ■ AVhcrons. our now President,U.8. Grant, wlio by gnilAntry iti tho cause Af our com- mon eouutry,-guinetl oilv confidence ns a patriot; and Whereas, sinco his Inauguration ho lias nominated tlio rebel General Longstrcct to a “fnt” offleo, ' Itcsolvcd, Tlmt wo, tiie loyal pooplo of Blount county, do condemn thk-uction of General Grant, nml feel tlmt lie is doing the widows ahd orphans of loyal East Ten nesseans, made so by this same General ' ' ' ' 'ii.' -Niiw Work.Vegetable Market . Tim Shipping and Commctdlai Ltotof. Saturday reporth ns follows: •• a ; A cargo of Bermuda, consisting of'138 bills, potatoes arttl 1,100 boxes tomatoes, has.hceu recolvcdsiueo pur last per Btcamor Fall Kcc, and mostly, sold at 816 per bill, for the former, nnd si per box for the lat ter;- Potatoes are noiv coming forward in .considerable quantity frqm Mu " Longstrcct, on injustice. C. Celery is about douo. An Eslletllltoii for Ciilm. We liavo heard rurifors for several days past, says tho Savannah Xcw's, of tin ex pedition preparlog ’to' Onibavk,Tor Cuba, mid yesterday ivci wcvo'inforiiicd by a gen- llemnn who professed'to sptiak from ids own personal knowledge of tho foot that some sevon liundred mm fifty men from tho upppr portion of tho State, the names of wliom lie mentioned, had arrived in this vicinity within tho past two or three days on their way to embark for Cuba. 'V •um i-u iiiunu ui r uuium< Avirniuciv v turn North Carolina. ThowlutplabOroi'Cher- oki'e will soon hn directed to tobacco, and DlnholLsin. A cgrresjioiulqiit of tnC'Newnau HeraM, ■Writing from Carrolton. reports tlmt on .tlio 11th, Mr. John Bonner lmd four or live of His horse’s throats cut from ear.to ear, which was all the stock of tho Iiorso kind lio lmd. One, I und.-r.dmid, was fpund dead in the lot yesterday morning; .the rest wore lfot dead but no hopes nro 'entertained of their living, -I mn.unablo to say wliotiior or not history- or the mem ory or mail, records nn instance, in paral lel with this.'for more tlmn'dtmonmc bru tality anil meanness. It-appears tlmt a few weeks since nn old negro wiiacommit- ed and sent to the Penitentiary for burn ing Mr. Bonner’s gin house, nnd thf. three sons of tho culprit, who wore sus pected of oompllolty in .that orlmc aro be-. lloved to bp jlit' demoniac actors In tills in-, stance.

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North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, April 22, 1869, Image 1