North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, June 24, 1869, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textii, fitv,, A i inntii, da it, l'MjptlrtoV, . i Irrk. '1'Iuti lu ami from Depot free o lun, Uuoi'Kla. Fob, 23-2m. Ii of this young Indy iu (tie lilooin of lifi! (lit Dio age of I irmly), caus ed much sympathy in Ilia neighborhood; c mnl her func$tl, which took mitco in thb evening of tho day of her tlruui, nUmclcd a largo concourse oPpPopie. Bile liad died obiiii't one o’clock in the morning, and her Ihncrnl occurred at live in the evening. Ho far there is nothing remnrknhlo in if, mtJdats, >V . UtrN AND LOCKSMITH, Denier In Guns, Pistols, Cartridgos, eto. I'lbbfl House, Hamilton Slioot. JJuu IIIHis iimile to oriler, anil nil fbpiilrhlg ilono oil nljert notice, mnl ivnvmiitiid. niur-ly V' " Ji'lUmV!".!. lIKTTKliTON | DUO., Ksoivaiai, Tinlr;, , Wholesale Dealers In audio.*, Wines, Liquors, CUnvIii}? ami Smoking Tolmfo.% Taney Crotcrlei, Confottloiieilos, , Caniifil Fruits, Oysters ami Sardines, wpSp-te; ml tug M oi'M-ronowneil llorsfofil Seir.UlslngBreuO rrhymrutlon. HtUeitcU. n X. MURRAY, of Gnpmln. L. -•* with ARTHUR EMORY £ CO., Elia nn«l dealers lii.Eiigllsh, UoViimn •rloun Hurdwnro, Cutlery, etc., hI7 \V. Unit Um.ro Street., Baltimore*, Maryland. Arthur Kutury, i John B. Etferton. $ Dee. 2 Mm. fEDlCAT/AND SURGICAL NOTICE. •s. A.. AV. 15ivillas «Sc Hon, Formerly of 8outli Carolina, ulor tlielr Rrofesslmml sr-rvleeslo the, eitl- f Dalton and surrounding country. Hue- tent Ion given to nil chronic eases, a,'during li»o day, corner of King* Dent 7. 4, and night at residence on-Thornton VventuN fonne, ly occupied by Mr. J. It. King. V c. \- .January .1-ly. isiii'itiK'c and Land Agent. ^iioiitdir'.WimlariimnlFIloIiisimim-i'Coin. iwnv; nlao. Ji'll'iMnon mu I 'Ilnurs Iilvur Fil l! lii.nirmiiM! Comimnli'H.Vil. Vn., . KnlfiriiiTsi 1 ,’ L'hitl n nut I, ii ml I’lUiimii, Hafrtfui'il. ALSO, UKXKM.U. J.ANU AtlKXt n'mivboilv Ivli.lffitnllStlii'li'liusiniVB Kill hit i—ifi'l'iiI'd*loL’ol, I', 11. IViilllonl. Allmilitiniiil „„„ tV. It. 'illllis, I.oivry A Kasim, Hon. I). A, [viUfal'uml Oil. .1. A.H. Hanks, llllltoll, Un. .January twain. tills nceonnl, except pn lapse of time frnnrihe'linie of the lady’s death to that of her interment in one of the Catholic cemeteries of the Second Dis trict. But tho report goes on to say, Hint on Unit samo evening tlie sexton oi tile grave yard, having same business to attend to at town, left his son, of mature age, in ehnrgo ofthokeys, with the instruction to. close tlie gates at tho usual hour, after making his round through tlie cemetery, iii order that no visitor might he. acciden tally confined inside. About <lnsk tlie ■xion’s sou, while going his round, pass im short travel the dlher’way from which they are coming from behind tlie slab. Losing Ins ilaltluioro l’rk'i'ttRiim'mitlcil. self-possession, nml overcome with fear, —— ho hurriedly left; the scene, and closiitgtlio „ or sit down on tho ground and whistle some right lively tune until the flirt comes round. Old bachelors make tho llirts, and then tho flirM make more than ever, Uy'jnak- ing tho old bachelors. A majority of .flirts git married finally, for they have a great quantity of tlie most dainty llt-blls oi woman’s iiatar, nnd al ways have Shrewdness lew hack tip their sweetness. Flirts don’t deal in poetry and water grewel; they liov got tew have brains, or elso somebody would trade them out ov their capital at Iho fast sweep. Disappointed luv must ov course lie all on one side, nnd this ain’t any more .cx- eiiHoftlr being an old bachelor than it iz for a man to quit all kinds of manual la- ... . ... bar, jlst out oV spile, nml fluo'ii pcor- maiu gate of tho cemetery, went home, house hekaso ho Han’t lilt a ton at qne and it was not until morning Hint lie rela- IIIHJII DOIUI.AS * Co. prit6l.LSAI.L )iiY (i(||lllSi sc. \o. tin,runt.ic nariiMi, Xasiivii.t.i:, Thxx. Iluqh llonsluK, j a. i,. I’ntiio, 1 i. T,: AnuntMlig, f _ r. c. Iilliri-n, J -Inn. "aim* J.UIL, TAVKL S I,ANNUM, — , lioolcHOlloi’K & Stnt ioiu-vs, •roil 1‘MIXTKUS, Anil mJRBhUc Mnmifiielwiirs, No. IS, Union Slruel, Nu^livllle,Tninn'ssile. I.M.Pluil, t •!“!!• T“vel, i. li. Tuvin, . .W. Hunin-i’. nr. .tiinnary 11-Sin. yrM L. witi'r.tfA.v, • i)br Loulsvlll, I'nrmrrly of Hliiggnl<1,Uti. 1 thioiemnle C.'lotliii:<>•, 377 unit 370 Ihoailtvay, Now Verb. House oflftttiKns, MOllCAN S HlUnill,' ,|ilg7 tell tlie cirouiiifttanco to his liorror-strieken famllv. Information of tiie fact was im mediately sent to the bereaved mildly of tho deceased, nml workman were soon'em gaged in opening the tomb and breaking open tlie colifti enclosing the remains of tlie voung lady. The spectacle was too horrible to de scribe, Dor face mid body were in a ter rible sinlo of distortion, her hair lorn from - the roots. In the terrible convulsions which had preceded her dentil, she had literally har rowed her beautiful face with her nails, and her clenched lists in contact with far foaming lips showed the t races of her teeth. It is unnecessary to say that'life was entirely extinct. We will not relate tlie terrible impres sions which this awful circumstance pro duced on tlie minds of those, present, for it can be more , readily imagined than described. Tile cofllu nml tomb were closed once move—tills time forever—upon tlie victim of fortune; nml tho story went out, hut indefinitely, as we have already ■•emnrked. It is due to the family of tile deceased to say that they deny theslatcmentrins.noted above, lmt, ns tlie facts have become.street rumor, we. liave thought proper to give them ns they liave been given to us.—AT. 0. Pitujjitiif't lift fast. • .... -— -■—gi ■ Voting Vo;ni1nlimi of Wnsliliigton City. Tlie correspondent of the World gives the following summary of tho class of people who now cliielly compose the voting population of Washington, and wlio woiv tho rioters at the election .there on Monday: Out of about DA 000 populaiion, Whsh- mgtetj City numbers at least (10,000 blacks and 20,000 carpet-baggers who lend them JAMlil.L A. 1 A, ^: |t!lC . it.'silnglng A. Son, ■Wlioloi-inle Ctvocroi?^, Kt'rOiluou Commission Mi'relinnt.°. nml Healers f in IVhii's ami LUtpors, 31 Nnrlli llmvaril Slfeet,’ niivOin* Hull itnni'e. rUSSrtN .t' m'NTTINH. / COTTON FACTOUS, nn«l CTeiliral Commission .Vr' clnmls Nns. H7 A Oil W'nler.Street, (near Wull.l. I t A. M. AVatkinsi) NKIV VOMIf. iioferinSami K. Siirnnlls. l’res’t .Merelmnls’ 1 J-.xoluiuirnMiiiioiinl llnnki .1.1.. Wortli,Cnsliler hu’k llunk: 11. W. llinves, nf Mivsi-h Howes & Alain—New Volk. (1. M. WMIliims & Co., I Charleston, s. C. .1. L. Vlllllloima, SiivnuniiJi, I <la. A. Austell,-I’re's’t Allnutn Nttllonal llwik, AVA1U1F.N, 31, D., 1‘li.vsll'lnii, Surgeon nml Aerouelicnt 1 . OO'ers jits services to the liilinhltnntH ol' lint- 10 a. 101,1 the riiirrounitliiK count r.v. Having ttg l lull luf can give j'ciicral nut Isfnct Ion. Office in No. 2, (Jeer Kinrj's More. • KUKllllKNCi-.H— Win. Tomj)c»t, ^r. D.. Toronto, Cnnmla, Win. McGill, M. D„ Oslmwa, »• A. Fnnle, M. !>., ilrooklj'ni ” ,Wof. Frank 11. Hamilton, Alp'iiiUiiKSnrpei mnl l’rnt'. Austin Flint. AUenillug l'hysieji lli'lllvuellosiiMiil, Newt ink. nplji ir will bo i " skives. Of the r>T,000 fjirmer slaves, at least r.0,000 are of the clnss that, in day of peace, were called tield hands —liegn who worked in gangs put in-tho lief lived among themselves, nml did not pi that ordeal of-house-Service,, Of these jUjSlO Held hands, at feast four-fifths liavu drifted into this tmliappy city in the wake of the Federal armies, and liave come from all parts of Virginia, Maryland, and tlie Carolines, being tho worst of tlicir rai l', whom the adveiiL of peace has en tailed upon tlie best government the world over saw, as “wards,” political puls, and venal voters. ^ Colonel IKnllro rt'H Letter. Tlie MiUedgeville Southern Recorder pays the following merited compliment to Col. Ilulbert, the present hjuperinteiulent of tiie State Itoad: “Wo publish inanotlier column, a letter of Col. ll ulhert’s in reply to one Mr. Dali, member of tlie Legislature, wrotu relative to the payments in the Treasury ol' the earnings of tlie Slate Hoad. For want of room we do not publish his last letter, lmt we have no hesitancy in saying that Col. llnlliurl is right as regards the dignity of his office, ami is under no obligations to report his reasons or (he workings of the Hoad to this man or Unit mail, and why lie only pays in 893,000 per month, Were wo in liis position we certainly would not “Wo do not know Col. Ilulbert, nml have no motive in speaking for or against him, -hut as an act of justice, we believe that lie is managing the State Itoad with ability nml honesty; mid that lie will lie able to make a very satisfactory report to tlie neSt Legislature. Sueli are our im pressions and opinions. He certainly manifests great interest ill the welfare of the road, nnd has labored diligently to fos ter every thing that would lie advantageous to tlio charge he has in hand,” Josli Hillings’ 1'lillosoiili.v. I have heard a grate deal ccd about “broken hourtes,” and there may ho a few of them, hut mi cxpethice lz Hint next lew tho gizzard, the Iiarto is the tutl'est peace ov meat in the whole critter. There is nothing in this life that will open the pores of a man so much ns tu fall in luv; it makes him nz fluent az a tin wliissle, nz limber nz a hoy’s tiffin chain, and us-perlite ns a dnnzing muster; his nil.'.", iz az fall ov sunshine az a hay- field, nail iigre ain’t any Wore guile In Jilin than there lz in a stikoV mcrlasses curniy. - , „ It strains a man’s pndosophco Iho Wust kind tew lull'when ho gits bent. IVimmin are like Uoiwsto, n little squeez ing makes them the mitre fragrant. Matches may he mado In heaven, hut they are generally so 14 down here. >'[usiek hath charms tu soothe a savage; this may he so, hut I would rather trl n revolver on him fust. IliipeiieliioeiCt. The ground-swell for the impeachment Of Gov. Jlulloek is gaining volume every day. Jfoii without respect to party lines nee calling fin- it, and wo learn Unit prom inent members of both parties are engaged in getting, up the facts to he presented at m.' . rough thing to overhaul, un less the right dog is after her, and then !hey are the easiest of awl to ketch, and dlleii make the Very best ov wives, when alltrt really falls iu love, she is 1 powerless asa mown daisy. Her impudence tlgai changes into mod esty, her tunning inter fear, her spurs hits a halter, her priming hook into a eradle. 'The best way to keteli a nfrt iz ten pop, An old bachelor will brag about hiz freedom to you, hiz relief from anxiety, hiz independence. This iz a dead heat, past resurrection, for everybody knows tliQ.ro ain’t a moro anxious dupe' than lie iz. All his dreams lire charcoal sketches of boarding-school misses, he dresses hiz hair, paints Idz grizzly mustache, culti vates lnmyons mid curns.Tew pleiisu his enplains, the wimmen, and only gits lulled at for hiz pains. I tried being an old bachelor till I wtiz about twenty years old, and came very near dying a dozen times. I hurt moro sharp pain iii one year than I have hnd since, lint it all in a heap; I was iu a lively fuver all the time. There is only one person who lias in habited ibis world thus far I think could liave been an old bachelor and done tlie subject justice, and he was Adam, 1ml 1 hold it to ho every man’s duty to selqekt a partner and keep tlie dance hot. 11 " 1 MU 1 II: l- , workmen of tlie cadaverous ‘obuquered race’ lnrcrd to leave their work, and pn- dorse, in office hours, at a public meeting, the monstrous requirements ortho Super intendent! This is a public ‘proclama tion,’ excluding from work in tins institu tion (which employs probably more Ilian a thousand men) all printers whose self- respect revels iHmit-nml-onl equality Willi tlie negro race. The same means will lie used m all tho workshops of every descrip tion under the control of the. Government Wldther will all this tend ? And what will be tlie (inale thereof? Tlie same correspondent says that “a case of considerable interest Is reported as having recently occurred on tlie heights, S] wherein tlie daughter of u wealthy mer chant of high standing in the community, billowing the dictates uf Nature, and the example of Dcsdomonu, eloped with a gentleman of dusky hue, who superin tended tlie equine department of her pa ternal relative, Tlie proof of (lie lady’s Illiirts to folly is said to he conclusive suppress tlie promulgation of the fact have proved futile. For obvious reasons, is pure I on, and lie | live tliousa past Week, lias tlie agent of tlie some time since, did not come clothed wilh full diplomatic powers. Ills object was to liave informal interviews with tlie 1‘reildoutntld Secretary of Mtate, and to learn something of tho stiite of feel ing here. Having inplishcd his mis sion, he returned to Ciiltiu Tlie Cubans are more, confident titan ev-'i of success. They do not believe that Spain cansparo many more troops, asslie will need them to quell dissensions at lmmq, while tlie Spanish troops nmv in Cuba are sulfering terribly from tlie dis eases incidental to tlie climate. In reply to a question as to wllGtht r the Americans Who liave joined tlie Cuban forces would not also sillier severely from the ravages of I lie climate. I was told dial Clitic > soparatlo . mains pretty muck as sill slightly damaged bV tho t expense of tlie i ' ' Wo lea: ocomrid county, y« tlmtam*ntl liiul a little quarrel \vi Cast time on yesterday, «1 of which tin* hushanil house, saying to his ’ go down to tho mill, who recovered her temper, down to the mill, which was distance oil', hut had not been there . when one* of his children came runni from tho house, and told him that mother had killed herself, lieturning his home, Mr. Walker found his wife ly ing on the tloor in a pool of blood, dead. ife at least seven out of cMit irero Southern She had cut her throat front can* <«» car Tlio jioor ’ 3 uttimdedTrco of olmrgc. A VKHY £ r«FKMAN. , ronspvs w T<AWi King Ptrcot* Dalton, Ucol-gla. Will attend promptly to nil Law Claims In tho .Supremo Conrt. ol tho United States; Court Of Claims, and Kxeeuttvo Departments at. Mash- in«, 1>. C.: m the Federal Courts for tho North ern District or Georgia, and llaulaupt Court at Atlanta, Ga.s iu the Htnto Courts in tho comi- 1 les of Whit held, Murray, Gordan, ItartoW, C'u- loosii and Dade. May.04 f. jyj X. XEALOX, Ilooliseller, Stationer ami Xcwsinnn, Opposite Jcsso Trotters, -Apr-1 y Hamilton Street, Pat.tox, Ga. gPKlXC IMPORTATION FOR 18001 Bibbons, Millinory and Straw Goods. armstrongmTator H, CO.; 2.'J7 and 200 Halt Imoro Street, BALTIMORE, Importers and .Tohhevs of Bonnot nnd Trimming Rthons, Volvut and Push Jtlhhoiip, Bonnets Crapes, PllUs nnd Pallas, Illusions, Blonds, Cnees. Uuehos, Notts nml ? Velvets, Fronoh Flowers nnd Feathers, Sp ; aiv Bonnets nml r.a«llos Hats, . Trlimned and l:Htriiume<l, Pnndown and HlmUer IToods. Thnlnrgcst 0totd« of Millinery Goods In this emmtrv, nml UUCdUtilled in ehoieo variety, wldoU weotlhr at prices that will doty compe tition; Orders Solicited. k’bio-tJm 8 Q.1!KA*C AT'TllACTION ■Unoli .S3 C'ollmrgV, 231 and 2;}:} MurkVit Street, Chattanooga, Tcnn Who avo now selling Goods, such as Fancy and filhpife KrvOooils. Boots, Shoes, Clotljing, etc.. at. such ptMees as were never known hol'on?, nnd whi'Jh .defy eompotlttou. Cull nnd oxamhio 1 Dating hoiight our goods in thc first X. York Houses, wo tiro ahlo to supply mtTelmnts and farmers iit wholesale and retail prices, unusu ally Sow for t his market. ith thhTiibusc,. A Man Who Couldn't Live on n 3IUlion it Year. Tho walk of Paris arc this momcnf covered'o’itli bills aimmmoing Iho siilo-ol' lho';])iclui'o gallery hoiongiiig to Count Koiicholcfi' liWihoriidko. It is said to bo tho last remnant left—nml it belongs-To creditors—of tho magnificent estate of which lie entered into possession just nine years ago. It then was valued at sni,27,0,000 in gold. He traveled through Pastern, Southern nnd Western Europe, in great stale'. There was no whim ho refused to gratify, llechartered asteam- sliip to convoy hint from ono point to mi- other. He hod special railway trains for Ids party, lie gave princely entertain ments, was lavish of presents. lie had a numerous relimie. H was his sister who married Air. Douglas Home, tlio medium, jl was la- who carried Alex. Dumas to Russia. Nino years ago he was master of 8000,000 annual income.' .It was not enough for.him. lie could not live on less than f-1,200,000 a year-his expenses several years are said to liave exceeded Ibis amount of money—anil now nothing remains of nil that- wealth lmt debt. *>• ' tin A'M-l.-'.l I'ily ill Sonora. Tlie following aceounl of the discovery of an ancient oily in Sonora is translated from tlio JJstndti( dt Oceiikntc, of Uves: A friend writes us from Alla tlie follow ing letter: I will inform you of a new discovery made by IL lVdro Urias and ills nephew, whilst coming from the ltio Colorado in search for a mine, which they found near Tinajnta in the Prieto .Mountain, from which place two pounds of metal were taken out, which produced one dollar and filly cents’ worth of silver. From tho mountain summit they saw two wild horses, which they captured after a chase of one day and a luilf. Dur ing the clmse they lost tlielr way and commenced walking toward tlie South. After walking for two days in tho wild erness, they found an ancient city, which hurt never been heard of before, w ith a grand .temple similar to tlio one In Cnr- hoea, with three towers and a dome, with three bolls. Two saints in their niches, in a good slate of preservation, were found insido of the building. In their rambles about tlie ruined pity they found six dale Ircesimd a great number of pear nnd other fruit trees. A spring of line water and the rains of a itietql foundry were also dis covered. Here tlio party stopped to pro cure lend to load tlicir pistols. After remaining two days iu the said place these men went iii tlio direction ol Rio Colorado. we refrain from giving (lie names of tlio parties.” “ Just Jleforc lire HattlCJ Mother.” Just licforo (Ho li utile, Mother, Joltllhy felt itmvell; Wlml.wiiH tilling Johnny, Moline, Johnny couldn't tell. Johnny rim lUvnyDIothhr, llriivlilK caiiinln'rt ire; Joliiinyean’t nhhle, Mtiger. Ii'cnritigcnnnoii lire. Johnny esmo to me, Mother, Wiisii’l Jdloihy rightl - Ten with me wits nicer, Mulhcr. Then n horrhl light. Let me .Merry Johnny, Mother, And W e’ll hlrsrt the iluy, tVhen Just before tho hutlle, -'lother, Johnny rnnnwny. A Itrmnrhnlilc Hjiiscoimte. As is generally known; Bays (lie Balti more Bun, the Bishops of tlie Methodist Episcopal Clmreh in this country arc not Diocesans, hut exercise a joint nnd general authority over the whole Churoh. One of them, Bishop Kingsley, is about to start on a course of Episcopal visitations which nil'ordsa striking illustration of the breadth of the field over which our American Me- tlihdists have oxtended thcirmtesioliary operations. He goes first to Colorado, where he will organlzo an annual confer ence; tlicnec to Oregon to superintend the meeting of conference there; then back to the- California conference, and then to Shanghai, in China, and from there to the conference In Northern India. After hat lie is to visit the work iu Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Ollier European countries. Tills visitation round the world is to end in Franco next summer, and the Bishop experts to reach his home again, If; life is spared, in September of next year. In tlie programme of . this tour, the days of tlio month are specified oir which 'cacu meeting is to he held; and such is tlie completeness of modern ar rangements for travel that very lilllo apprehension is entertained of a failure in tlie appointments. r--— Travel North nml South. A Washington dispateli to tlio New York Times of tlio lOlli, says: New York-hotel proprietors and rail road men nml Olliers in this city remark that the travel from the South to tho North lias been lor the last few weeks larger than at auy season since tlie close of Clio rebellion. Nearly ail these people lien, or those who hadTiccomoncdimated mei . by residence in the tropics. Any serious jekness among them is not apprehended. era received hero by parlies f tlie All tlie letli ill the confidence of die leaders of tlie rev olutionary movement in Cuba are of tlie most encouraging character. Tho army is being thoroughly organized, under ex perienced* and competent commanders; reinforcements from this country are nr- Hvihgtit tlie rate of live hundred per week, wilh amis, ammunition, provisions, and with a razor.—.liq/ustn Chrmiielc. oil. (lie Ilorrlil .Monster! All Englishman says: “Tin- fairynmv.' English girl of tlie jiasst—tho ideal of wo manhood, of home, birth and breeding— has passed away, and is replaced by a creature who dyes her hair and paints her face as the first article of her personal reli gion; whoso sole idea of life is pleasure clothing, and tlie Cuban atmy now hum- and luxury, and whose dress is tiie object hers fifteen thousand thoroughly equipped of such intellect ns the possessor, and organized soldiers. Thin force, disaster It would seem that t find regular campaign'll cut from what they promised ih mol are deserting. I Ik Louisville ci', 1st in-t.,says: “Tlmmlliliaarede ingin squails at lfumimlilh,Twin. X liave died of spotted fever, which is said lo prevail in tlie camps.” strengthened considerably by Americans from' till! West and South wlib have seen service is believed to he equal to any army the Spanish Governincnt can plaeuagaluat them in Cuba. This,however, is not tnbirmnin strength. The revolutionary Government set up by the “Volunteers.'” and theirscizurcof tlie Government of the Island isproduejpgdis- Tho wool interest is exorcising iho Ohio radicals. They don’t want ex-Goveruor Hayes renominated, because lie voted in Congress for the reduction of tlio tnrifi'on wool lo such an extent as to forbid its be ing grown iu Ohio. Ohio lias been iu the wool business a very long time. Sin- was tlie head-center of tlie underground rail- allectioii among tlie Spanish troops and a road Wien it was tlie practice to run off resistance by tho’Spauish officials, which tlie ebony and enslaved lTof. Marsh, . covered in the tertiary d ka Hie minutest fossil hi It is only two fet high, allhc This makes tlie 1' discovered on Hi ■, lias dis- Nc-hras- olitained. imflcrgrou raeliee to tlie ebony and enslaved population of the .South to SOIIIO point where they could en joy the glorious atmosphere of tlie live North. Tlie r ’ ’ ’ " Hxpon The large Elephanl exhibition fumes twcnty-llye four hundred pounds of oa all-tends to tlie advantage of tlie revolu tionists. Desertions to tlio Cubans are of constant,occurrence, and iarreitBliiL'cvcry day, while, tlie morale of tlie Spanish army go hack on their wool, is such that commanding Generals arc afraid to t rust tlielr men in a light, It is believed to be certain that tlie first iD Ohio radicals should never In Austria. It is a rale that when Austrian army officers below a certain rank marry, they shall deposit a certain sum of money with the Flnaiieo Minister ns security. Up to 1800, thirty million tloriiis had thus .been deposited. A recent investigation shows that the whole amount has been school- funded, a Tennessee phrase for stealing. consideration with lie Roda, tlie new Cap tain General, must he tlie reinstatement ol' tiie power of Spain by suppressing tlie. Volunteer Juntas throughout the island. Tills will he no easy task, particularly with a large and well organized army iu tlie Held against him, battling for life am! liberty. An Junior In llllliciiltlcs. Tlie last issue of tlio Newnan lVople’s Defender, edited bv Troup Taylor, former ly of tho North Georgia Times of this city,* eonlaiiis_tho following very flank, statement of editorial and domestic diffi culties, which should gain for tlio victim the sympathies of all tender-hearted peo- MM^iora" Hard on Editors. In the Swiss Canton of Ur,, and editors are whipped on the I for publishing articles which the ties do not like. In Bohemia, editors who assail the govern meat arc sentenced l<> im prisonment. In Mecklenburg, the nppo- sition papers are not allowed to publish leading articles. In America thoy. try to starve them out by passing Pauper I’rc s Laws, and the subscribers by not paving their subserip- lions. plo: “AVc liave not been ahlo for tho last ton days lo give the usual degree of atten tion toonreditoiialduties. Engagements at homo of a novel diameter have demand ed tlljjCU of onr lime. Owing to tlio ab sence of servants and tlio sickness of our better-half, We liave been compelled 16 cook, milk, and muse our baby, who. by. the way is tiie smartest baby in'the "Wes tern Empire.” Tilings are getting all tile more promising at our house, mid as soon an tlie l’eople’s Defender makes money enough lo deliver us from perpetual Cave, wo intend to brighten up.” ^ .Mrs. Kolb, who recently dieii in Madi- i\ e shall never know until lye arc son, Morgan county, left ini eMate valued meml into ctornltv.” wwtns n llvim. •’ at near 8100,000, almost all oi which is bequeathed to '.lie Ordinary of {lie county,- in trail, for the purpose of educating tlie poor orphftn children of the county UlRlil. A traveler in Pennsylvania asked tU. landlord if they had any eases of sun stroke in that town; “No, sir,” said tlie. landlord: “if a man gels drank here IVn say lie is drunk, and never call it any cruniuo;” ushered into eternity,” wriles a living author, “how great lias been tlie intluemv which one "untie, loving spirit has exer cised iu a household; shedding tlie mild radiance of daiiv life, and checking tlie inroads of discord and sin liv tlio simple setting forth of that love WhieU’seeketli not her own,’ hut which suutfmli lotig’ amt is kind.” Iilena from Knropc. A Dresden eorresiiondent of tlie Jour- iwj of Commerce, writing last month, __ t says: are of Tlie tomisty hraith iinVf pjeasnrc- “Thoro are no fields, ns with mu-nocn- ^ i hV'. v ai seeking clnss, and Washington is merely closures of fence or hedge; hut one cro)l is bang muler cultivated up to another, and to the Cage ” - • • of tho roadway. ’No ground is lost in stone walls or zigzag leiices on any farm lalid on tliu eontineut, so far ns my travels have extended. Cattle m-o no where soon without an attendant, exeopt in Holland, where tlie tlie emmls are a sufficient bar rier.” Again lie says: “Tho popular use of beer among the Germans inis almost.over come tlie habit of druukeness which was once so common. It is lo bu hoped Unit the pi'olijbfttlonist in our country will not prevent a reformation so practicable and so much needed m America.” Anol her idea is suggested thus: “One is hardly ever annoyed here by mosqui toes, Hies, or any other Hying insert, mnl perhaps tlio universal protection of birds has something to do witli Ireland. Dispatches from Cork state that robber- ies of arms and ammunition are ol' daily occurrence throughout the southern part of Ireland. Suspicion in all eases fastens to tho members of Fcnimi organizations. Extraordinary precautions are taken by the authorities lo guard against outrages. IteiiinrkalilQ Surgery. Dr. Carnochan, with a view of relieving a patient of the dolouroux, look out the da nfleeted nerve, by entting away tin* upper *e a fleeted nhrvc, by cutting away the u I’D” jaw ill part, tracing it backwards ftnuei lieath ami behind tlie eye a I (Q tit tiiree inches, and cutting it oil' just at iis Jjniii- tion with tlie hmili. The time occupied and a half lioiira, the pailon or tlie iiifiueneo of ether.—A' Y. Suni QllalDleit Hnlfrnxc. Nigger Mitlrage in Wasiiinglrtn i-: live ‘ of-the udious qunUlIeations Hint prevail in certain of tlie Northern Blales, hiit 1 one not down in tho law. The of voting is qualified by tho big Witty that a man will liave I ' if la- opposes Hie majority dates the vote nml liiak. s aliment very Udvnutag travel between tho two sections is looked upon ns nil evidence that the South has, iu some mensure, roeupemU'd from tlie cherts of the war, ami that prosperity is again returning lo her. The number of business people and land speculators going South is also on the increaso. and several real estate ngeueics here lire doing a profitable business in tlio sale and ex change ofSoulhcrn property. At (Ttilrcli. Some officious cuss, who probably lias not seen thu inside of a merting-house more Ilian once in the last Half dozen years, volunteers tile following advice: “Ladies, leave your babies at home, if you can. Ifyou cmv’t, and tlio miserable little tilings cry iu Church, get up nild go out, and nurse them or quirt them some Ether way, and then come quietly hack to your seals. “Men,- lenvo your tobacco at home; or if yoU enil’t, get up and go out to tho back lot of some livery stable, and never come back until tlio spitting is all ovur. “ Young gentlemen, when the service is- over, do not stand about tlie church door, lmt go home and relied on what you have heard. ‘ ‘To everybody—if you want to talk of sleep, slay lit home.” Poor OIil “Floss.” Brownlow publishes a letter in fiivor of universal sullrnge. Ho says for tlie re publicans of Tennessco to continue tlio restrictive policy when tho party every where else opposes it, is mischievous and ridiculous. ‘■llropiicrt off very Huilitenl.v,” mirt Mow. During the cross-examination of a wit ness, lic'was asked where his father was, to which question, with a melancholy air, lie. responded: “Dead, sir; dropped oil very suddenly, sir.” “How came lie to drop oll'siuMrtiiy?” “Foul play, sir; tile Sheriff imposed oil his unsuspicious na- XcRrocs Pcclorcil ItllRlliIo Jo Onicc. Atlanta, Ga., June Li.—'flic Supreme Court of Georgia to-day rendered a decis ion that tlie negro Is eligible to office; Brown and McCay for it, Warner dissent ing. Me Cay held Hint tho State was without civil, government before the Convention Hint made thu present constitution; that (lie blacks mid whites participated in gel ling up the Convention nnd framing the constitution, and it was against it to ex clude either black or white from the priv ileges, unless expressly prohibited. Brown claimed that the Fourteenth Amendment forbids anybody being de prived of Hie privilege, and as Hie Code gives citizens tlio right lo hold office nnd the constitution makes him a citizen nml does not forbid him to hold office, he dirt not intend to break Hint Fourteenth Amendment and deprive tlio negfo of his rights. judge 'Warner held that tlie negro wns a now political creature in Hie body poli- tic;.tlmC lie must hold office by special en actment; Hint the Code, wliicli defined the powers of citizens, was enacted before tlie. negro became a citizen and therefore did not apply lo Him; that lie did not liave tlie rigid to hold office Under the common law nor by statute since ho wns made acilizon, hut tlio Convention voted dolt'll tlie propo sition' to make him eligible to office nnd that until ha was especially authorized to hold office he was ineligible. Jews Iw I'artlmnoiil. There are seven .lews in tlie present English I’arlinmetit—a larger prnportion- tiie 'Culled session of the Legislature/ A delegation will leave- soon lor New lork; . . ami Washington City to .obtain some ini- rope, join the BU porliiilt testimony.—-HfiliiW Const. plvcd« h W *; * P- , ■_ .. ix'y f ' ' ..W P .V.’ ate representation than iiny olher religious denomination has, exeopt tlio Established Clmreh. Though- tjipy arc all liberals, there is no tendency on the part of any of them to extreme radicalism ; neither 1 are they, in the remotest degree, inim ical to tlip Clmreh of England as cslab- s something to do with this filet.” Mill fury Trial or n Citizen of Sllssis- sliiiil. The trial of Yerger, of Jackson, Miss., by military commission is now progress ing, for killing Col. Crane, of tlio Federal army, and mayor of Jackson. The follow ing is an account furnished tho New Or leans Times, at that Unto! “During Yergcr’s absence front Jack- son his piano wits seized and sold for Un paid taxes, Crane being Hie purchaser.— Verger met Crane on the street yesterday, (Then the latter mado an explanation in regard to the sale,.duvihg wide' HCVflllllC Decision. Tho Commissioner of Internal Revenue, iu reply to a letter from Assessor Cornell; of Toledo, rules that parties engaged in pjiekingpork in hulk, putting il up in I>;ir- rels nnd rendering liird for sale, should lie required to pay a special III" as manufac turers, and to lotiim their sales. Onsales ill excess ol 81(830 a day, the lax of 82 on Slleli excess. rich Yerger iiiv furious, and seizing Crane, whirled him nround, using tlie grossest language, | lotls0 , M loiVislied tlie very ym Crane resented this nnd .struck him With bnngmg into the pnrlor'a In a light rattan, lower' instantly dfow a bread and butter, nndsartna thug knife nttd stubbed Crane throe times, the- Wounds severing tho heart aiVd pro ducing Instant death. Yergor was imme diately arrested, pal in heavy irons, and carried under guard to the military camp, where ho now lies.” olil Ilrcom*. Tlie worn nut lauds of “Old Greene” require blit lilllo rest and ordinary care, lo make them again productive. 1 The Greensboro’ Herald sitys, and we Cite this as evidence of what may lie dodo witli all the “oirt lands” of middle Georgia, Unit I)r. Thomas 1\ Janes, of. that county. (Greene) has just finished mowing a field of live acres 'of red clover, tlio most ol' WhiCli tilcitsnred four feet and five inches high, and'yielded two anil a half tons the acre. It was planted nno ycara;. Inst March, on old land which lias bean in Null In (ho Fool. To* rrtieve iftom the terrible efforts of ^ ^ mra running a nail m the foot of a manor ., horse, take,! peach leaves, bruise them, l- apply to tlio wound, confine with a bail dage. They cure as if by magic. Renew the appiieal ion twice a day, il' necessary, hut one application usually do. s the work. I have cured noth man and horse iu a few hours, wlien they were apparently on the point of having tho loek-Jiiw. This recipe, remembered nnd practiced, will save many valuable lives. Very Cruel! A very voung man, living in Monlgorii- Ofy.ltj love witli a very young lmlv. paid lier a visit Inst Friday evening. Tlio old folks thought Hint the children were too oung to k6ci> company, and coitVeyud tile ilthg tlie girl out of tlie rc young1 hint by calling Hie girl out of tlie room nnd sending her to bed. Tlie l:\jly of the house astonished tlie very young man bv bread nml butter, and saying, in her kind est manner; “There, Bull, take this and run home to your moth hoys were iu lii'd.” il outrageous cases of. lie laid piii'diascd, found tlie dead hotly of an infanti Holes rorReniKiiR. Better to read one good bo than lo rend teufcarrtessly. begin to read a book if it is no will have lime io finish it. how you spend time in reading which arq not worth reading. Yot better throw away money than time, a had man may have a good name,: bail book may have a. good title. A Strange Flab. The Barnwell Bent im 1 .-ays: “A strange, fish was caught at Ilavgood’s Mill lately by Mr. Long. It hail two mouths anil twotongucs, and his honk wns ia its lower ’ ’ " ything Wi that, •urso iVm.l Jasper FpmKyi G61. Thomas Jordaii, of Jasper, says tlio Telegraph, In our office yesterday, re ports lino rains nil over that county and from that place tosMueoii, a distance of about thirty miles. Tlie corn on the rctl lands of Jasper is almost nsgood nsitcai It looks like a dark eimul. Cotton iu km High, heallliy and full of promise, 2 Jordan says Hie guanoed eottrti looks itiioiit three liuutlrcd per cent, better limn the other. _ | ^ A Rnhlcr of a llurke County Planter. Adkin D. Lewis, a citizen of Dnrko

Georgia Historic Newspapers

North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, June 24, 1869, Image 1