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■...» ■ ■' ' - I . qnrrj:. Will lorai one please inform ns why U Ik Hint when n man pays us Ibr Ills news paper In wood, he Invnrinhly does It with «\VOmp-onk mixcil with black-gum, or with ratti n pnphu'orchcsmit. We mere- Iv Mfe for information. llon’l I.IUe Tlirin. Gmnt don't go rnuol) on wouiaii's rights, or rather on the short Jncket nncl “britch es*’ i«irt of tho arrangement, Judging from a message lie sent Mrs. Dr. Mnry Walker a few days ago. That female “plll-glvor," lrho dresses In frill Bloomer costnmo and carries a rat-tan stick, after repented ap plications for an audience with tho Presi dent, was iufunned that sha could not linro an interview with him until she ap peared In a dress becoming her sex. I'onr Children Elope nml Jfrtrrj-! Two twin sisters, aged fifteen, recently eloped together from Nnslivlllu with a pair of I wordless youths, and wero safely mar ried in Cincinnati. There are some beard less youths and young misses hereabouts that wo expect to ice elope pretty soon, as appearances clearly indicate Hint they have marry bn tho brain to an alarming extent. • Wo would ndvlso thoir mothers to look after them nt nnco, keep them at homo nt night, put them to bed, early, tuck thorn in comfortably, and piit n hot brick to their feet; nnd during tho day ad minister cnt-nlp tea and Godfrey’s cordial pretty freely. Tills may effect a cure—if not, send for tho parsoul A Yankee Trlc-lc. Thoro Is a carpet-bagger down in Tnlln- Oogn, Alar, who knows a thing or two, or ono thing nt least, and that Is howto get Ids cooking nud washing done without Wing for it. This worthy representative of the lladical party runs a nigger school down tliero, nnd when one of tho young Dinahs violates n rule of the school he makes her cook nnd wash for him ten days, ami in this way gets all of that work done. Cute carpet-bagger, that. Wegro oiflA-Ho.leery. Tho Now York Times, nu important Radical organ, complains that tho color ed applicants for office nt Wnshlngtou are constantly Increasing In numlxTjnml they importune for tho most prominent and lu crative places in the diplomatic, revenue nnd postal service. Wo are rejoiced that such Is the case. The Radicals told Cuf- fec tluil ho was as good os n white ronn (and he Is ns good or better thnn a Radi cal), and now let them make Uio most of his Importunities. What they go North For. The Radical Governors of the South spend half their timo in Washington and the North, manufacturing lies upon tho pcoplo of tho South for party purposes— telling them of “horrible outrages,’’ “in human cruelties,’’ etc., that never occur, and all ibr tlio infernal purpose ofprolong- ing the strife that has been going on for tho post four years, nnd also that the serows may lie tightened tho harder upon a de fenceless people; yet those iniserablo pnp- plcs think nothing of outraging law by pardoning every nssassln nnd murderer who happens to belong to their party, ns was dono In the enso or the notorious gu errilla nml outlaw, Long, who called a peaceable, worthy citizen from tho bosom of his fiunlly, and shot him down in cold blood; also, In tho ease of Murphy Owen; In North Carolina, another notorious out law, who was under sentence, for murder; nnd again In tho pardon'of tho three no gro murderers in South Carolina the oth er day. Theso wo donounce as outrages, “horrible outrages," nnd when perpetra ted "by Governors, it Is not to bo wonder ed at Hint Judge Lynch 1b occasionally, at tho South, rolled. upon to pass scntonco In nggravated cases. Honors to a Worthy noprosontatlve, Hon. Nelson Tift, the faithful and Inde fatigable Representative from tho 2d Dis trict of Georgia, to whom our pcoplo oivo a debt of lasting gratitude for his valuable services to the State In exposing Bullock’s meanness nnd duplicity before the Recon struction Committee nnd fur Ids untiring efforts to hnvo all our Representatives ad mitted to their seals, was honored with n public procession and serenade on his re turn to his homo iu Albany a few days ago. In acknowledging tho compUmcut, lio mado a short hut pointed Bpccch relative to Bullock’s diabolical scheme to ro-ostabUsh despotism iu Goorgin, In tho course of which he spoko of Grant In the following very fnvornblo terms:— * Mr. Grant Is an honest, earnest man, Tlie Tnriily-Mxtll. Tile COlh or April Is near at hand. Sa cred indeed to Southern hearts Is this sea son of solemn memories, which once, ns a thrilling reality, stirred tho great Confed erate heart to its profoundcst depths. Decorating tho graves of our Ihllen braves with flowers and leaves, dropping on those lowly mounds tho tear of regret, and breathing over them the prayer of faith—what emotion of tho heart Is more lovely or commendable? Wo trust our citizens nro propnrod to pay Hits tribute of respect to our noble dciul, who sleep In tho slindowy vale west of our City Cemetery. Tho day set apart for tills sadly brnutlftil nml Interesting ceremony is Monday next. Tho chilling winds nnd frosts of tho present Spring have checked vegetation to a considerable oxtent, nnd flowers nro rare, still some can bo found, and leaves, roeks, lltchons, mosses, ferns, otc., can he Interwoven Into many forms of beauty by willing nnd Ingenious hands. The rub bish, too, that has accumulated In the grave-ground, can bo cleared away nnd treos, shrubs nml flowers planted. Then, should no sculptured marble mark tho spot, the place would In the years to come assume an appearance benutiftd nnd choer- ftil, where waving lenvos nnd flowers will flourish, bright nml lovely testimonials of appreciated valor. The head-boards of many of tho graves have rotted off and fnllen to tho ground, and all tho others are much decayed, nad unless now ones nro put up, tho name of each sleeping hero will ere long be un known. We would, therefore, suggest Hint now boards ho crocted forthwith nnd the name of each sleeper, Ids company, regiment, etc., plainly pnltitcd thereon.— About llfl we understand 1ms been sub scribed for that purpose; but ns the amount is too small to pny for the work, wo earn estly hopo that every one, who has not al ready dono so, will freely nnd readily sub scribe something. 'Tis a duty we owe the heroic dead to beautify and keep up this hallowed spot, and all should feci it alike. Amounts for renowing the head boards can bo left nt the Citizen Office, or with Col. Hanks. Important to Lottor-Wrltcro ami Adver tisers. A Chicago cotemporary warns Us rend ers of a lhct not generally known, viz: that according to a recent change In tho regu lations of tho Fostoffice Department, no letters addressed to initials will bo dcliv,- ered nt any residence or In nny postoffice box. Tho man who addresses his commu nication to A B 0, box 10,001, may rest assured that his epistle wlU never be de posited In the box In question; but that, on the other hand, it will bo immediately and effectually destroyed. Georgia Colored Conference. We have bccu furnished, says tho Au gusta Press, with a copy of the minutes of tho Georgia Colored Conference of tho M. E. Church South, held iu that city in Jam unry. From theso wo condense tho facts and figures: Number of preachers and members in the several circuits, stations and missions of tho Conference—12,1 members and 01 preachers; infanta nnd ndults baptised during tho year—037 In fants, anil,nfl adults; number of Sundny schools, teachers and scholars—2!1 schools, lit teachers nnd 1,117 scholars. The next session of the Conference is to he held in Macon. None Worse I We frequently hear of Southern outlaw- ism, ku-klux outrages, nssasslnattons,'nnd the lord only Knows how many other spe cies of crime, through northern radical papers; but theso “pull-tho-bcnm-out-of- your-nelghbor’s-oyo’’ papers scarcely ever chronicle the numberless-diabolisms thnt arc daily occurlng all over their own “ troo- ly loll” section. Wife-whipping, murder, arson, seduction, parricide, infanticide, assassination, rope, and overy otlior crime known to the law, are as plentiful nt the north ns blackberries in August, nnd yet tho radical papers, as a general thing, are ns sllont as the grave upon the subject.— Those calculating, wltch-bumlng, negro worshipping puritans, nro so cold-hcnrted that the husbands nni wives live in a con: tlnual broil, beating cnoh other over tho heads with korosono lamps and stovo-lids, interspersed with a bat-water ducking, ns did an amiable couple up in Nnstachusetts tlic other day. O, the devllsl Kcnslble Itcninrk. A witty but true remark was that made: by Senator Sprague In presenting a peti tion for woman suffrugo: “As tlio voters of this country seem to linvo less to do with tho management of the Government than nny other class of people, thoro could bo no great harm in granting tho prayer of the petitioners,” i:ml or A Itcinnrliatila Criminal quo. Ono night in January, IHSBj Samuel Unitiim Gin Enterprises. Mayor Hall of Now York city, address- , rathe following tottfc .**1. ofUteV S if, ted Stales. It is goal ndilci. JlicCnl- | )olm ,l | mni ( ml d foot, gagged, nmlconsid- ZEN lms long slnco quit advertising for |,.,ably bruised, the safe unlocked ’ such swindles: nnd I beg to caution strangers ngalnst Now York circulars nnd prospectuses of tickets, shares nnd chnucus in co-opcrntivo unions, or gift enterprises, or dollar stores, ornny other posslblo scliemo whereby property or vnluo Is promised greater than the price asked to bo paid. Every such advertised schomo Is necessarily a swindle nnd false pretence. There daunt) nnd cannot tan gibly, exist any such.schemes iu this city. Country newspapers which ndvertiso them simply aid in the swindle. If all tho news- papers In the Union will now mnko a point of publishing nnd rclteratlngthts Informa tion they will charitably, nml, I think, ef fectively counteraot the swindling Inten tions of those who use tlio mails for false pretonccs, nml will nlso aavo to tho unwa ry hundreds of thousands of dollnrs. Tho Confederate Dead at OolljKhitrir. General Fits Leo lias lately received a letter from tho superintendent of tlio Na tional Cemetery at Gettysburg, stating Hint of the three thousand seven hundred Confederate dead Interred nt Hint place, about sovon hundred can bo Identified, but the remainder cannot. He states that the fhrthersnro beginning to plow over the part of the cemetery in which they are buried, and suggests thnt they he removed nt once. General Lee communicated this infbrmatlon to tho Hollywood Memorial Association, nnd tho ladles of the associa tion linvo determined to taka stops to re move the dead from Gettysburg and rchl- tor them In the cemetery nt Hollywood.— It will be dono as early ns practicable.— Richmond Enquirer. •; Han fheJIonry n nsRiilaed folliiy Grant’s Haase. The Washington correspondent of the Now 1 ork Herald says that Grant wns not worth a cent nt tlio close of the wnr. In 18(15 ho bought a house In Washington city, nnd tho whole amount of tho purchase money (380,000) wns left on mortgage for a term of years. Mr. A. B. Eno wns ono of tlio witnesses to the deed, nnd n few days niter mentioned tho matter to the Grant Iteccption Committee in Now York. Ten thousand dollnrs wns Immediately raised, and finally, by the exertions of Mr. EnO nnd Genoral Butterfield, about 3100,- 000 wns raised forGcncralGrnnt and hand ed ovsrto him. Stewart opposed it at first, but subscribed. $10,000 alter enough had beon raised to pny oil - tho mortgage. Bravo Wards of a Brave Old JIan. In reply to a note from tho citizens of Lynchburg, Virginia, tendering him a pub lic dinner, General Early writes: “I am constrained to decline the propos ed entertainment. Indoingso, I desire to express to you my most heartfelt thanks for the cordial greeting you have given mo, Individually nnd collectively, nmfto assure you thnt neither in wandering abroad, nor on my return, have I seen nny cause to abate In attachment to the land of my birth, or to waver in devotion to the principles which actuated us in our late struggle for nil that wns dear, “It Is tho hour of defeat and adversity that really tries tho hearts nnd bouIs of men, and tlioso who shall have passed through all Its temptations without nn abandonment of honor or principle will lie entitled in the end to be regarded as the true heroes of our cniisc. “Very truly and respectfully jours; Godey's Lady’s Book. Wo have not received Godey’a Lady’s . Book for May. This is ono of tho best and tho best friend the South has in a po-J publications of tho kind in tho country, sition to do her any good. He believed and ns wo always take great plenBiiro iu ho would go ns far as lie dared go and es- [ noticing its arrival nud speaking of its cape being Johnsonized, to restore pence, tranquility nnd good government to the Boutli. Our pcoplo owe 1dm a dobt of gratitude, nnd if thoy continue to pursue their peaceful vocations, and to maintain and uphold tlio laws ns they have done done since tho Presldcu’t election, they will linve no causo to complain of his ad- ministmUon.” I Wo trust timo may prove that Mr, T. has not ovor-estimatad the President's friendship for tho South. We Jlenr or no Un-Klnx Outrages Now. When Congress Is In session the North ern Radical press teem with “horrlblo out rages” nnd “inhuman cruelties” nt tho South, put in circulation to Inflame the northern inlud nud givo them a pretext for keeping up their porsccutlous of our people; bat during its adjournment wo hear nothing of theso hdrrors—nil quiet, no assassinations, no ku-klux outrages published Iu their papers then. Tho world nevor before contained greater seouudrels than the devilish Radicals in aud out of Congress. They fool their lack of princi ple In everything, nnd to holster np and keep thoir flendtsh organization together, nnd make the incredulous north believe rad icalism is doing wanders for the country, they resort to every mean thing, even to down-right lyiug, In order to deceive tho people. ’Tis n wonder to us that such incarnate devils are permitted to live; but a just and terrible retribution will over take them sooner or later. A Prediction. A Western Radical Journal, speaking of President Grant’s nomination of negroes . .... , ., , . to office, says “the Republican party will »t«rt lht ' ir proposed gome, there will lie a merits through our columns, wo cannot understand why frlond Godey has thus unceremoniously given us the “go Ijy.” True. Don Piatt gives expression to some good things occasionally. Hero Is one of the most trutbftd paragraphs tlmt ho ever wrote: “Tho vilest copperhead I ever on countered is nn honest man by the side of Ben. Butler; tlio roughest rough of the democracy Is a gentleman by tho side of Chandler; audtlie Btupidestnes that bowls ’nigger’ nt tlic cross-roads Is a statesman by tho side of Pennsylvania Kelley,” German Trade with the Hontltcrn Stales. A Berlin letter, dated 20th lilt., says: “ At a late meeting held hero by tlio dry goods merchants, for tho purpose of dis cussing the advantage of reopening export trado to Louisiana nnd other Southern States, it wns unnulmously agreed that it would be of the highest importance to the products of German Industry. A commit tee was appointed to select a competent merchant, who, salaried and frirnished with nn assortment of samples, will pro ceed, May 1st, proximo, toNewOrlcnns.” A Religious War. The National Intelligencer prophecies that tho ultimate nim of Badlcalism is nu attack upon tho Irish nnd Germnn Catho lics iu this country. Of course, this would involve nil other nationalities of the same creed. Between a war for empire nnd a religious conflict, Wlmt will become of the “glorious Union,” tho “old flag" nnd the “Constitution?” When the Radicals The White House. Forney’s paper, tho Press, gives the fol lowing description of tho gewgaw concern tho White House has become with Grant: “ Tlio Executive .Mansion lias changed in appearance sinea taken possession of by tho now occupants. Mrs. Patterson wns a model housekeeper, nnd It remains tlio 8amcih tills respect, but it is changed, just ns a mnn looks dlfl'ereiit nml better when ho dons a military BUlt, and leaves off tho plain garb of the citizen. Tlio White House looks ns It had just nut on a pair of new epaulette, with everything to match; and if you should bo unfortunately strand ed In uny one of tho many rooms of this famous building, you would overy moment expect the fhmillar command: “Shoulder arms—right face: forward.marcb!” Even the policemen walk with a “military trend,” and put on nirs in perfect keeping with their high station.” llj-drnphobln* Tho following from tho Clarksville (Tcnn.) Tobacco Leaf suggests the propri ety of our municipal authorities taking precautionary measures oil tho dog ques tion: A dog, belonging to Dr. BUliugsly, of our city, was attacked on Monday hist with a nt of hydrophobia, and had to lie killed. Several days previous a little child of the Doctor was bitten by the same dog, though the dog had manifested no signs of this arendful dlscnso; since, however, it Is feared that the case may prove a serious one. This Is the second ease of recent date, nnd fears are entertained that it will be come common. Wo think It proper that our cltv authorities should toko steps to guard citizens ngalnst the danger of boing bitten by mad dogs. There are too ninny dogs in our city to be useful under any cir cumstances, nnd It lms beon suggested that a tux be levied on dogs as the best means of.gcttlng rid of a largo number of them. Another Brutal Ontrngo. From tho Amorlcus Courier of a recent date wo glean the facts of a most fiendish outrage in Marian county, by a negro, nt tho plantation of Mr. Allen, with whom there wns living a young lady of unsound mind. It seems that this young lady had gono to a spring some distance from tlic dwelling house on Fridny last, nnd while thoro, was attacked by a negro mnn, about twenty-ono years old, who lmd been em ployed by Mr. Allen a short time previ ously; who after well-nigh choking her to death brtitally outraged her person. A party of gentlemen immediately after start ed in pursuit, fouud the demon nnd hung him till dead. Jy ... . _ about 320,000 or the county fluids gdflf- Kctelium slated tlmtnflcr ho had locked Hie safe and was about to lenvo the office, ho was ret upon by robbers, knocked down, the keys tnked away from him, tho safe unlocked, nfter which 1m wns hound nnd dso ns toproveut his giving thcnlarin tho robbers lmd made good their es cape. Tho county officials at once set to work to ferret out tlio robbers. A largo reward wns offered for their detection; de tectives were employed, nnd In tlio vnllt effort to bring them to lustlco about 320.- OOOwnsspcnt. llut no clue could bo found; they had covered lip tliolr tracks too woli, and for nearly tcu yearn tho mntter re mained a mystery. Bnt, about a year ago n suit for borrow ed money wns brought ngalnst Kctchuiu, tho ox-treasurer, by James Brown, one of the leading citizens of that comity, a mnn reputed to ho worth over a hundred thou sand dollnrs, and tills led to tho exposure of tho wlinlu mntter connected'with tho robbery. Kctelium nt once mado a clean breast of it. The plot to rob the safe was concocted between himsalf nnd Brown.— Alter thoy lmd secured the money, Brown, In order to disarm suspicion, bound and gagged Kctelium, nnd left him hi the con dition In which ho was found In the offico on tho night of the robbery. Brown was immediately arrested. Ho applied for n change of veiuio, and tho trial was trans ferred to Licking county. AtNcwnrklnst week the trlnl wns concluded; ha wns con victed nnd sontened to ton years In tho ponitontlnry nnd to pay a lino of $-10,- 000,—2Weito (O.) Blade, 8th. Iiulla Rubber Carriage** This is tho latest novelty, tho patent lms been obtained, a company has been organ ized and tho first vehicle has been turned out and is now on exhibition nt New York, attracting much attention. Tills use of vulcanized rubber promises to works com plete revolution in tho mnuufticluro nml cost of carriages. The body, dash nnd sent are nil made of rubber nt pcrlinps onc- llftli of tlio cost of tlio long Seasoned, ex. peusivowood usually employed. Tlicrub- bor for tlio body of tbe enrringo on exhibi tion costs only ten dollnrs. ' It’requires no painting and is so polished ns to sliino like a mirror. Three months’ time of a com plete workman, which nre now given for tho polishing nnd finishing of a Bimplo car riage, is now superceded by tho work of two of three hours, in which a boautiftil surlhco is produced, which does not soil by any amount of handling. Blurdcr of Dr. Ayer*. Tlio Macon Telegraph learns the follow ing particulars of the tho death of Dr. Ayers, a member of tile Legislature, which occurred on the night of tho 15th, near Louisville, Gn.: It appears thnt Dr. Ayers, prior to his ntteminnee on tho General Assembly, lmd been hoarding with two negroes, named Sherman and Georgo Holt, anil tlmt lie lmd dlstnrbed their domestic relations with thoir wives, nnd tlmt on his return from the Legislature, the negro men de termined that ho should no longer stay with them, and used repeated efforts to in duce film to quit their premises, hut failed. So on Friday morning last lie wub found dead on the roadside, having received a heavy blow in tlio forehead with a sUmg- sliot, and not n shot from a gun or pistol, ns miglit he inferred from tho telegram alluded to. Ono of tho negroes has made a confession as to his connection with the murder, but ns wc failed to find the gentle man who received tlio particulars of the affair yesterday, we do not know which of Hie negroes confessed, or whether both nre implicated ill tho murder or not. • Tlic Anrorn Boronl I*—Working (ho Tele graph Wires by Auroral Electricity. The Washington Dispatch of tlio Louis ville Courior-Jonmnl, says: Tho observatory here took observations last ntghtofthogrant magnotlcstorm which wns visible forsevenilhours In tlio Eastern part of the country. The storm wasfirst heralded by telegraph from the Northwest nnd moved Southward nt the rate of ono hundred miles an hour. Tlio telegraph lino reported Its progress all tho way from tho Northeastern portion of tlio continent ns far South as Wilmington, N. C. At sovon P. M. it took possession of all tho tel egraph lines lending out of New-York city, bo that it wns impossible to work the wires for half nn hour. In two hours from the timo the magnetic waves or Hashes ot elec tric light, so to siicnk, reached AVnshing- 1 oil. As the storm passed on, the wires from Washington to Boston were taken possession of by an auroral current. The galvanic batteries wero removed from tbe Bno by the operators, wad the telegraph was then worked fropi Washington to New York, nud from. Now York to Boston, witlioutanybntterieswlmtcvcr. Dispatch es were sent to tlio President lyltli no other motive power thnn the mngriotism which enmo from tho heavens. I'uiii! Excitement. A Now York date or the 18th, says great excitement Was ettused tte-dny by a report that a strong expedition Is about to Ball for Cuba, with th6 tacit consent of tho Gov ernment,• Tito.report Is Inacourato as to details.— Numbers of men nro drilling In Various parte of tho city. Arms are being bought and stored. But Now York will not bo tho point of departure of nny large expe dition, The starting part will ho frirthor Soulh. Sixteen thousand dollars worth of grain, stored with Flicker, l’cck & Co., was sold aud Peck-lRsnppcared with tho funds. Iutanso excitement produced on 'Change In consequence, Sudden Dentil. The Imperialist, tlio revolutionary Jour nal commenced ill Now York, last wook, has already oxpirod ft'oin want of [intron- ngo. This is a good sign that the people have not altogether despaired of tho Bc- publle, rind that they nre not to be dicta ted to by the bondholders. Tlio Itc-Nho-Mitto. It Is rumored that Mrs. Dr, Mnry Wulk- or, niter several applications, hns received nn answer from President Grant that sho might hnvo nn Interview with him when ever she will iipponr in a dress becoming her sox. Cuba. It is understood that our now Consul General lit Ilavnnn, Mr. Plumb, has re ceived Instructions to demand full nnd en tire satisfaction for all injuries sustained by the American citizens ut tlio hands of tlio Spaniards. _ Discovery. Immense deposits of. hat guano have been discovered in tho eaveB of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. It Is said to bo su perior to Peruvlan-guauo. Portugal. A military rising is feared in Opcrto, n Lisbon date of the 17th,says, and the strict est precautions have beou taken by the Fortugnl Government. An Outrage. A white man named Toiler, of Philadel phia, was, on the 14th, appointed steward of the White House, to llio great disgust of six negro applicants. —— . DO, pa, A 1)4 GUAM) STREET, N. Y., Commenced April 8d, APPLETON’S JOURNAL, A IVK1SKJ.Y 1’Al’HH, Devoid! to Literature, Nclouco and Arli Conflagration of Miirrrocslioro. Tlio Nnshyillo Banner of Saturday snys: Yesterday morningtholittle city of Mur freesboro, situated tliirty-tivo miles south east of Nnsliville on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railrond, was the scene of a most sweeping' conflagration, which took yet die of the black vomit." high old time for somebody. Tho Finecnth Amendment. Now Yorkhns frilly ratified tlio Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment. Tlio Senate Wednesday concurred with tho Assembly in doing so by n frill vote tin a strict party division—yeas 17, nnys 15. Tlio States which linvo ratified it are ns follows: Mniuo, Massachusetts,Now York,Penn sylvania, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carollua, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida,^Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kansas- Red, While nnd Black. “To this complexion lms it come at last." A paper iu Norwich, N. Y., publishes the following nmrringo notice: “At the African church, in this village, on Sunday evening, by Rev. S. Scoville (white,) Mr. Moses Leo (ebony black,) to Miss Elizabeth McQuirc, (white with red hair,) all of Norwich. No cards.” Thought Hhowns n Sinn. Tho wife of Marshal Vnlllnnt, who re cently . died, slinved regularly every day for many years. She hnd a thicker bea rd thnn most men. During her lust illness her beard became bo busby tlmt when tbe physician who visits nil tlio dead to see tlmt they died a natural death, examined her, hoasked, “Wlmtwns this gentleman’s position.’’ Ilnly. A Homo dnte of April 17, says It Is ru mored that tho Emperor Napoleon has or dered the evacuation of Romo by French troops In June, OfllcoOlnhlug. Tho business of ofllco-nmklng in Wash ington may bo judged from the fact tlmt slnco Monday morning two thousand ap pointments lmve been made. This includes nil kinds, more tlmn half, however, not going to tlio Senate. Great Hail Htorin in Indiana. Indianapolis, April 20,—There wns a terrible lmil storm last night; telegraphs were frustrated, and buildings destroyed, Some personal injuries and probably loss of life, Mngulnr lllrths. A lady of Richmond, Va., recently gnvc birth to twins, thirteen days elapsing be tween the births. Physicians speak of this as one of the most remarkable cases of tills age. A negro woman liviug in Washington county, Ky., on the 20tli of Inst month, gnvc birth to n child, nnd on the 7th of this month, just nine days after, gave birth to another. The first wns a girl, and was still-born, tho other wns a boy, nnd lived only a short time. The mother is doing well. How to Ncvni'c Succes*. The Louisville Courier-Journal says: A couple of young men, who evidently think tlmt editors, especially tho editor of this paper, know everything, jointly re- nnest.ua by letter to Sty down rules for them thnt willl secure their success in life. Well, young men. be Industrious, practice economy, eschew liquor, say your prayers, rend the Courier-Journal, and contribute to a house nnd lot for Grant. A Short Sermon. Owe no mnn anything. Keep out of debt. Unto it with perfect hatred. Ab hor it with nn entire nnd absolute abhor rence. Dig potatoes, break stone, peddle tin ware, ilo anything tlmt is holiest nnd useful, rather than run in debt. As you value good digestion, n healthy appetite, a placid temper, a smooth pillow, -plcnsnnt dreams anil lmppy wakings, keep out of debt. Debt is the' hardest of task masters, the most cruel of all oppressors. It is n millstone about the neck. It is an incubus on the heart, it spreads a cloud over tho firmament of man's being. It furrows tho forehead with premature wriuklcsjit plucks the eye of its light: it drags all nobleness out of the port and bearing of mnn. It takes tlic soul out of his laugh, and all Hie stateliness and freedom from his walk.— Como not under its dominion! W ■i, to zciviii'i'i un. iii|«i u«iiu.’Hiion.iiim io iiiu mini- hIoii of viilniihlo Information upon auitiftH* Of puLllo Importance. It U Intruded tpmuko uhu of nil ronpiirooflt orlfrimtl nml nclootuil, flouiont lo unit lorclun, whloli vuiiulvu intoroft uml vnrlo. ty tottH im«i‘8| nml neftlior oxorUoti nor cix itonio will 1»fli unarm! to Hcouro tlio uld of tho ourii tnlcnt of too time. Wo iriwtuln from tho lartfo proftmitloiu nml t ho tmwln of uonRpicuoitN munOR no common on thuflo occuhIoiih, nml. •untliur to tho IntulttHunoo or tlmpnopln, *1mll B content to lot the.foilrmtl uponk fof Itnolf. Tho department of Litcruturu will onihrnoot fiction, la tho form of both Hut'lnl Novel* nnd Short Bt orlca | ICRany* upon T.ltcrnry nnd Sonlnl Top|C*| Hkctehcs rtf Travel nnd Ad venture) DlHpiiKMlomt upon Aft, IIooUm, and Kindred Thtmuun Paper* upon nil tho Vnrlou* Subject* thnt Per- tala to the PurRuttH and llccreutlnn* of tho Penal®, whether or Town nr Couutryi and Pociiih by our Forcinoat Pod*. UluslrrtloiiK will form uu Import ant feat uro In tile plan of the Journal. Nearly overy num ber M ill be Hocomptiuiod by uu ILLUftTItATED SUPPLEMENT ON SOME POPULAR THEME, A STEEL ENGRAV ING IN TnE REST STYLE OF THE AllT, Oil A LAltOE CARTOON ENGRAVED ON WOOD. No. 1.—Coatuln* a Cartoon of tho'Grand Drive In the Central Purlc, u spirited and Anl- • muted Scone. No. 3.—Contain* an Klghl-Puiro Supplement of Uiidcnrrnund Life and Mining, with Tea lllust ration*. No. 3.—A Steel Kugvavlug of Noon on the Sen* Shorn, from n idol lire hy Kennott. No. 4.—An Art Supplement, ootituliiing Now York III u«t ruled with 13 Superb must rations. No. 6.—A Superb Cartoon or the Lovoo at Notv Oriental. Fovolty, fro8hnc?*,aml coat IniiulehaiiRo will bo aimed itt la tblR department. The Ulastra- lion* will tiMiittlly be vuIntibluuiMvorkH of art] Uioroon steel,and the Cartoon*, cbnslBtlitfr of vioM’H of American scenery, by our mo*t dts- tinzumtod painter*, nm\ Hhidratton* of chnr- ucter and lire, by our foremost druiialitHineii. They will bo printed with extra euro on Heim- rate ShcutH, and may be oltlior bound in tlio voliimo at the clone of the year, or framed to laing uium the M ull. The .JMmxjiL, In this feu* ture, M ill bo unlike any other. Each Number of APPLKT03N , f!l JOURNAL CONTAN8 33 I’ngc* or Handing Mnttor 1 Tho Great Novel of VICTOR HUGO, Entitled TIIE MAN WHO LAUGHS; on, IIY THE KING’S .'COMMAND! Wa* begun In the first number. Price JO cent* per No., or |1 a year, In advance. For Sale by ull Non a Agents throughout tho United State. Turin* for club* may bo had of tbe PubllRli’n Specimen copies sunt gratis upon application. -ttruo Wants to sell or ruy • REAL ESTATE? Through tho efforts of E. Httlbtirt, Snporlntcn- \jLql rWildMJio to' VhifiitnltlM. 7 n "n',r lontl'mo ivIth the btiHlnea*, 1 trouble of M i lting ii lions, An., Hunt free loot*. Address E. L.. oral talo*i Ntratigo noon itch SS’ts, 1 nob jrailiir t oes un3 ’ ' °" eiiini.iou.riiu, 1V1 Hank Noto ltcimrlcr ami Financial A. COHN, t’llbll.llcr, OI)1iiL-;«Nn.Miigt vv llt-nortH and ilomribo. L'ountcrliilts j!,', Nns.au Strom, New Turk, LBttor Bax imm 1 '11 Ms,sns. I.irpiaooVT A llAKMWM^^ AVI:!, ' I '“ Giint.-Wo linvo lison using votV*'!"i l |t' P ,rt OnUR Saw. In our Mill, uml nml tlicm, I m.mf ol in ml ll y, superior lo uny wo have ever nil 1 Foreman!’ Wf"' * S" JAirnsTOU’X, N. Y. bio with your Saws, limy ilnn’t need lo lie (Incii iip wllli pnper: we put tliuul on the Mumlrtl ami they go-rlj(ht nlor- 1 Tump passed Hold la Atlanta on tho 4th of January, having for It* object the promotion of immigration to tbe South, and the attract Ion of eitpltal and set tlers to tbe line of tbe Western nnd Atlantic Railrond, thus Increasing population nnd pro duct Inn, and enhancing the yalneof real c«tnto. It cannot he denied tlmt Lppcr Georgia pro- scuts more Inducement* to emigrants and cap- Itol than almost ally portion of tlio South, tho salubrity or climate, its vu*t mineral resource*, superior and extensive WATER POWERS, tlio productiveness of its varied soils Its In creasing railrond facilities, a rent tractions that but few portions of the South can boast of. In order to facilitate the objects of tlio con- volition, and to afford a medium for tho salo and pin eiutee of property, tlio uiidersigiiod Inis opened 1u tho office of tlio W- A A. Railroad Depot, a REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ro be may be cnuxultad by those M’ishlng to buy or sell Real Estate. Having nn exten sive aetiaalntaiico u itli t-lm people of tills sec tion, ns well us with tho nntiii'o and nduptutlou of the roll, parties may rely upon prompt and accurate information. Having been a prae- tinner of tlio law for a ntimhorofycarsnndlftl- cutty will be experienced In J edging of tlio legal force of title*. Parties oMnliig land along tliolinoof W. A A. Railroad, or contlgiotis thereto, arc respectful ly Invited to call at my olllee and procure a blank, wherein tlmy may fully describe tho premises proposed for hum’. Theso blanks will be went to Col. Hulburt, Miio propose* to com- pileumt publish them In pamphlet form for general distribution throughout tlm North, thereby bringing tlio land of Upper Georgia prominently before the piddle. 1 SAMUEL H. RAKER, Dalton. April, t*W. . Agt. W. A. A. R. U. P. S. Prompt attention given to the sale aud ptm-lmwc of city property, aud charge* will be reasonable and eutlsmotory la every Inst mice. hoy go-right along. iiporiiem’t-ljf uniform uml qnaUfJnnsnr- iu* Ucfrpeetfully, Char. ,L Vox LIPPINCOTT A ’BARNWELL, Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and Cross-Lilt Saws. Chopping Axo*. all stinnu*/ Colburn’* Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades uml Miles’Patent Covered Sroop, W ANTED, AGENTS—^73 to4*00 per month; everywhere, male and female, to latro- ‘JliVKiJ 11 ’ iMvnevsn COMMON SENSE 8E>V INU MACHINE. Nhl* machine will stitch, hem, Ml, tuck, quilt,cord, hind, braid and em broider In u most superior manner. Price on I v ♦18. Fully warranted for flvu yours. Wo wilt pay ♦1000 for uny muchino that, will sew a stron ger, moro hcuttflfui, or more elastic scum than our*. It umke* tbe “Elastic Look stitch." Ev ery second stitch may be cut, and still thuclntlt cannot lie pulled apart m It bout tearing it. We pay Agent* from ♦73to4c.*K) per month uml ex* pcnsos.or n commission from Which twlcn Unit amount ran bo made. Address SECO.MR A C’O.i Pittsburgh, Pa., ltowton, Bln**., or St. Louis, Mo. Caution.—Do not la* Imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless east-iron nm* chine*, under tho sumo hutuo or otheru lf.e, Ours lathe only geuulno nnd really practical cheap murlilno manufacl uml. jur*rt|i.VziiY t TlmALBEqWdJriBOltOr,ASS MACHINE CO, Now London, Conn. Mamifnetnrorsnrstcuin l-lnglnos, Jlollors,clr- onlorSow Slllls, Cotton IIIiim,Colton (tin Mot*-, l* lids, olid overy doxel-ildlnn of Mill uml l'lailt it - Muplttnory. Huvo hill] thirty \ i-:tlr* ro fn I lio Soutliurn trndo, uml cun rofrt-to y Cotton Gin ninnnfltotiirur nt tho Smith, doing ImHlnosu bofuru llto win". CH-olllurs soot to nny m1drum*. J X. SCOTT, General Insmrnnee Agent, 1* ALTON, OS. All Aitmnil Polleir. rnrtlcipullug. in its dread embrace tlio entire west side of tlio muflte square, including fifteen of tlio largest nml most prominent business houses of tlio plnee. During the fire the wall of Mr. Duffer’s house fell over upon the house occupied by Cqnicy & Jordan, crushing through the roof nud floors, killin'' ono negro nnd se verely wounding another, both of whom worecndenvorlng to remove the goods from tlic store. It is rumored thnt others linvo perished in tlic ruins, hut nothing positive has yet come to light. A telegram was sent to Nnsliville for a fire engine hut it did not arrive until tho. fire was about arrested.— The total losslins been very great, although no accurate estimate lins yet been made. Nultirles of Bulled Stales Ministers. In connection with tlio foreign appoint ments just made hy President Grant, it may not he uninteresting to know the sal aries nttnchcil to tho respective offices. Tlio ministers to England and France recclvo 817,500 a year each; tlio ministers to Rus sia, Austria, Spain and Mexico, 312,000 each; tlic ministers to Uayti and Liberia, 87,500; the ministers resident in Sweden, Belgium, Guatmnla, Bogota, Bolivia nnd Nlcnmgun, 87,000. Last Hours or Congress.! Tlio closing hours were not remarkable for anything but an extraordinary scene of conftiston iu each House, where a precise ly similar attempt was made to smuggle through tlio hnck pay of tlio carpet-hag Senators anil members. Happily the scheme Was defeated. In the Scnnto it wns proposed to givo tlio Southern Sena tors seven months’ pay for that part of tlio Congress which had expelled before their elections, and in tlio House Mr. Hiirdctt, of Missouri, attempted to scut the South Carolina contestants on prima facie cases, tho real object being to give them their pay. This extraordinary movement wns made in the last forty minutes of tho ses sion, hut wns vehemently resisted by tho Democrats, who moved to adjourn, to cull the House, and other dilatory motions.— Finally, Gen. Paine, Chairman of tho Elec tion Committee, said the attempt to vote on members without even hearing the case wns unfnir, and on his advice the parly re treated. In the Senate the resolution fail ed foV want of time. MiIV ADVKBTIKIiMIlXTN. •W-l-rtV GOODSl ' NICE coons! Fttissu coons i SWEET uoonsi Townley’s G eorgia home, (Charted rw,) Columlm*, Grorifla. Issues rurtlclpating Police* on Dwelling* uml Flrt Class Storu nouses. Gen. Joe Johnston, Geneva! Agent, Savunnnb. April, 1859. J. N. SCOTT, Agent. mills CUT Is a good X representation of Crnwlord’s Garden Cultivator. It is in dispensable to overy person m Iio bus a gar den. I will warrant It to do ns much u* ‘our to six hands wit h bo ordinary iuiplu- Make* 2,.VX) to 3,fi00 Elegant Rriok per Hour. With only Eight Men and Two Horses, nr 4,ooo to ft,ooobv Steam power. Ha* no complex ma chinery lobe getting out or order or breaking down. 1 defy tlio world to equal It. No puv re quired until ufter tl|H imiehiuo ha* performed ns above on tho van! of tbe purchaser. J. Ji. RENICK, Room 2S, 71 ilroadwuy. N. Y. City 4 . lie American Sorgo Manual for luma full directions lor cultivating eorgaum, Manufacturing Syrup nnd Sugar, 1 bo latest im provement* in Machinery and other iiiforma- Hon of great imnortnnce. Sent free. Address Gko. L. SqiTKii A Rao., Rutl'alo, Now York. T HE TAN IT K "EMERY WHEEL outs fast*, doe* not gluxe, gum, bent t POO SALARY. A.l.lros r. S. PjaiwJCo., N. Y. C* J A A* DAY to agents'selling Silver’s Pat'- tpXVJ ent Elastic Rronm*. Horace Grcelev *»y»: ”1 predict its success.” Clkuu A Co., is Courtlumlt Street, N. Y. S ALESMEN WANTED by a Tnaiiuftteturlng Co. to tray*—* * ’ ** " good*, Kltuut -tenAnnn AC(i.!4ljciie8rinit'Ht/ t vYiVlwieip t 'a,7 , a'/ Applj-to jrtl-.-,.... from Cincinnati added. The best amt cheapest made, Send for olrculurs. Addr April 22 G eorgia, Mi --**- b U. K. KINGSLEY, Yurnull Station, Gn. Price tfSu The simplest-,cheapest and best Knit ting Machine ever invented. Will knit ftjti.nno "Miches per. minute. Littoral induce • • J1ARLY11081S POTATO. One B. EARLY ROSE /-n Ik’tt Spring sent bv inn!!, post. © i © Wheat la the paid, ^1, 4 ft*. Early I -world; the Rose, sent by mail, L Earliest and po*t-puld,.4:i. Gras* most uvodiu- seed*; Fowls j Eggs ; 11 v e C o r u; wonderful yielding Oats—white and black— weighing 4,1 pounds to tlio bushel; Spring UuP lev; Hogs; the great Feed Cutter. Seud for tlio ExncHiiivntnl Farm Jour nal-most valuable Magaxinu issued in till* country—only ♦! 80 per year. Subscribe If you w ant to muku your Farid pay. Addrc** GEO. A. DK1TZ. - ■ • ChambersburgjPii. , Mt'iiiiAY County.- Wheroas, . Martha A Whlttlo having applied In prop- form for letter* of administration on tlio es tate of Wood font 31 Whittle latcof said county, deoousod: This i* to cite all and singular tlio kindred and creditors of *ald deceased to be and appear at my office, within tho , and show cause, If nny Fresh Butter Crackers, Soda Crackers, Cream Crackers, Sugar Crackers. Boston Crackers, Plo Nic Cracker*, and Favlua Crackers, at Towilm-V Ctontbftiouoi'j' Sardines, Herrings, l’lekles, Catsups, Pepper Sauoo, Brandy Peaches, Jellies, Syrup*, nt Townley’s Conlbct ioncry ! Green Pens, Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peach os, Strawberries, . Pino Apple*, nt Townloj-V .Conlootlonei'y I Fresh Candles, Orange*. Lemons, otc., Cigar*, Tobacco, axtrn fine, at April 20-ly TOWNLEY’S CONFECTIONERY. timo allow „ .... „ they can, wl\y letter* of ndmlntatration should not be granted to said applicant oil said cstuto. Witness my band and official Big. nature, this 2iitb day.of April, lftiti. ap 20-30U. ANDERSON FARN8WORTH,Ordy. 1 EORGI A, Wiilthold County—Lewis Fa gal a XT has applied for exemption ol" personalty, and I Svill pas* upon tbe same at my office, on the-28th lust. This Anrll 17,180». W. II. BROOKER, Ordy. n EORGI A, Wbltlleld jCoiinty«—B C Headrick VX has applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pas* upon the same ut my office in Dalton on the 31st of April.! April20, l«W-2t_ w. II. IlROOKER, Ord’y. e EORULV. Murray County—Robert K WI1- Hon.iis the next friend of Jcffio Fain, a ml- nor, lias applied for oxeinptlon of personalty and setting upurt and valuation of homestead and I will pass upon the same, ut 10 o'clock, A M, on the first day of May, lwn». April *> ; 2t. . ‘ANDERSON FA It N 8 WO Rl’H, Onl'y. 1 KOlttil aVgoudon Count v.—L. A. Wald loop VT has applied for exenipttoh nud setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pass upon tho *amo on 30th Inst. Till® April 21, 1800.-21. D. W. NEEL, Ord’y. G EORGIA, Gordon County.—'W.R. Burnett, administrator do bonis non, with the will annexed, pf E. J. Ransom, deceased, represents to tho Court that ho lias fully administered tho estate of said E. J. Ransom: These are therefore to oito nil persons concerned, to lie and appear at my office within tho time pre scribed by law, to show cause. If any they have, why letter* of dismission should not be grunted said applicant. Ulvcu under my band and offi cial signature. This April 21,1m. Bm- D. W. NEEL, Ord’y. A DMIN 1STU ATOM’S HALE.—By Virtue of an order from tbe Court or Ordinary of Gil mer county, will bo sold on the tlrst Tuesdny in June next, ut the Court-House door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, all the real estate of Peter Burgess, luto of said coun ty. deceased. Terms cash. April 22, ltwo. h«W. THQMAS FBISBEK Adm’r. jrji EORGI A. GonnoN Courrv.—Mary Green ^UI.T At IIUO., Yarn ell Station, Ga. DryGoods, Groceries, Notions Boots, Shoes, Hat*, Caps, etc. Assorted Shingles always ready for the ket. qprMy rpO TIIE LADIES! MRS. JANE B. GRAVES Would announce to tlio Ladies of Dalton and tlio surrounding country, that slio bt* lust ro- ctlvod and openad at bur Store on King Street, a Beautiful Stock of Sprlugr nml Summer Uni*, Ilonncts, Ribbons, Flowers, etc., and every Variety of Mlllnery Goods, of the latent anu most fashionable styles. She will bo pleased to A N. LANCASTER will buy Town Lauds and • Chicago property; also, luindB and City • f ol \tuxes and.otlierwisoencumbered. . — ... Druggist for flweet Quinine—it equals (bitter) Quinine. 1* mado only by F. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit. D URNO’S CATAItllirSNUFF euros discuses ot the Head and Throat, the wo'rst form* (r'nfnrrli! Druggist keep It; or, a box uill scat prepaid by mall for thirty cent*, or Fora roa Onk Dollar, by tho proprietor, J. DURNO No. 1 .‘.Wi, P, O. New York City. A VALUABLE MEDTCAL BOOB! Containing Important Physlloglcnl Inform* • Oil* to yonng men contemplating Marriage, . Jilt free on ruooipt of 25 cents. Address the t'lifiniciit Institute, 43 Clinton Place, ft. V. T AUSaiG, LIVINGSTON A CO., Commission Merchants, No. 31 So. Front St. A 85 Lctilia St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. A3-ADVANCK8MADE. ClIAROKB Rr.ASONAIIM:.'K3 Correspondents koiit thoroughly posted la all change* of tho market. HOYS I BO VS X SOMETHING YOU ALL WANT! ket, Shot Gun, or Austrian Rifle lor a Club ol “Thirty,” in our Grroat One DoUm* Sttlo I Rovolver, Shot Gun, or Sprinfleld Riflo, for a Club of Sixty. Double Ikirrol-Sbot Gun, Riflo Cano, or Sharps Rifle, fora Club of One Hundred. Sporting Rifle, for Club of Two Hundred. Six-Shooting Revolving Breech Loading »>• flo, for olul) of Three Hundred, or your choice of a largo number of other articles for the above clubs too numerous to mention. Send for Cir culars. S. C. THOMPSON & CO., 130 Foderal Street, Boston, Musa- /COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTUK- ED.—Sont post-paid on receipt of ton cent*- Address Dlt. Iff. B. FOOTE, author of McdjcaJ Common Sense, 120 Loxlngtou Ave., Cor. has* Twonty-oighth St root, Now York City, N. o her old friends uml customers at trimmed. April 10,1800-ly rOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. f l jMHtuiA, Gordon Couw'rv.—Mary Green The undersigned nei VX lms applied for exemption or personalty appointment us assign and setting upnrt and valtmtlon or liomestCau, Luffinun, of Spring Ph and I will pas* upon tho flnnmnt my office in adjudged a bankrupt Calhoun on the 30th lust. This April 2LTW9 ItheDft 21. D. W. NEEL, Ordv. n; Trho, _____ ‘ nco of the estate ot IV lace, Murray county, Ga,. , upt on his own petition, by strict Court of said District. April 13-31 B. B. BROWN, Assignee. D issolution,—tuo Firm of Qrinm * Queen is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by n RORGIA, Wltltflcld County—Two niontill VJT aft er date application will bo mado to tlio court of ordinary ofstld coulity for leave tone' i tho lands.of John Hamilton, deceased, excepv a flower, for di*trll>utic>n among the heirs m deceased. K. Ii. HAMILTON, Adin a. April 5, 1PC9.