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NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN'.
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Of Bartow.
Svnines KtlalMo to Office.
Tin' question of tin? cilijjibilty of tlio
groto lioM njHco in this State was decided
a few (lays ago by the Supivine Court
and tho decision was In favor of the ne
gro. Ur own ami McCoy, hvo natives of
the South, decided in favor of Sainho; and
Judge Warner, a Northern man. than
whom a purer, better person never lived,
disputing in a sound, conylnelnj argil- | n
meat. Of the action of the two llrst )
dignitaries comment is wholly unnccsssa-, i
rv— Ihey have long since shown that they
:uv morally and politically corrupt, and all |
the harm wo wish them, since they hn
so thoroughly identified themselves with j,
ro opt
fi/.v, is that they may smell nig-1 ].,i,i upon us. None w
id nothing else but nigger, the
mice of their days.
ltcmnval of Hit' .National Capital.
.■Western papers are flrjjlBftttio necessity
ofj&mqtyng ilia National Capital lo »omb
point nearer tlioMtssisslfM ynlfoy. Tlioy j
fleularo Hint the completion of the Pacific j
Hatlroiul firings the Pacific const nearer
to (Slcngo, St. Louis, or Offinlm, tlmti to |
tins city of Washington, nil of ivliioli may
1)0 Ifuo. lint so fur ns ive nro feonccfneil,
ire do not euro u lirnss ihttfilng wlicrc the
Capital is lurnteil, sinco woof tlioWuth,'
ln oniiso of our ont.nVc Status in tlio Un
ion, can lmvo no more interest in tho nint-
ter than a Fcjoo Istniuler.
Ttiors M lmt i
Gov. Brownloiv 1ms published n loiter
in favor of universal sitflVnge. XVI nit
iiextV—vlttanja Constitution.
Tlic conversion of the Devil lo the Chris,
tinn religion, or some other reversion in
nnturc equally as startling, ive presume.
Ucnlli <il the 0111111- ol I lie \. Y. TIdkm.
Henry J. liaymoml, editor of tlio X. Y,
Times, died a leiv days ngo in Xeiv York
of apoplexy. Hr. Iinymond will ho re
membered by most of our renders ns the
President and leader of the Conservative
1’. ace , Convention which assembled In
.Philadelphia ill tho Spring of 1807, and
promulgated such a bloody string of-reso
lutions against Bndlenlisni, tlie principles
of which licsoon after renounced, and went
off with that parly in its bitter and cruel
crusade against our people. In ids dentil
the South has lost nothing,'and wo lmvo
no l-cgrct-i to offer or tears to shed over
his grave.
Dentil from Corpulence.
On the lDtli inst. Mrs. Eliza Ogborn,
aged -to, wife of Mr, Win. F. Ogbqru, who
resides on llidgo ltoad, lloxborough, near
Philadelphia, died of sullbeation from ex
cessive corpulence. She weighed four hun
dred and thirty pounds two years ngo, but
llioso who knew, her Intimately say sho
must have weighed Bix hundred pounds at
the time of her dentil, ns sho Had not been
able lo move about for tho last year or two.
Owing loher great weight sho was obliged
lo sit on a sort of a box, ns no chair could
Ijo found largo or strong enough to bear
Her. In dying, Mrs. 0. fell to the lloor,
and It was tlio utmost that six stout men
could do to raise her by means of tlio car
pet-, on tlie bed.
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The Yankee Jubilee.
Juhileo lints, jubilee neckties, jubilee
collars, juhileo cobblers, hud other jubilee
tilings nro ull tlio rago In Boston. Tlio
Columbus Sun thinks a lltllo juhileo hemp,
used there wouldn't do much harm lo the
country, generally.
Unprecedented Immigration.
A letter from one of the steamship agen
cies received at Xew York Saturday niOrn-
ing says nil average of livo thousnnd emi
grants may bo expected at the port of Now
Yorkfor tlie next tlvo or six weeks to come.
Tlio pressure for passage, tho writer says,
is tremendous—nothing was over scon like
it before. XVhnt is to he dono with the
crowd, when they come, unless tlioy push
on west, is a problem. Even now tlio
streets ill the lower part, of tlio city arc
thronged with tho ndvnnco gunrd, not
only from Liverpool, but from Hamburg,
Bremen, Amiterdam and Swedish and
Norwegian ports.'
KpED) Clerics In the charleston Cost-
Office.
The Charleston Nows, of tho 10th, says
“ there was a rumor afloat on tho streets
yesterday that tho Messrs. Gunn, who for
some timo past liavo labored faithfully
nnd efficiently ns clerks in tlie Fost-ofltee,
nro to bo removed from oflteo on tlio llrst
of July, and their pliices Ailed with' ne
groes. Upon inquiry wo learned enough
to satisfy us that there was a great deal
of truth in tho rumor.''
1U1SI In Mill-Ill.
'it'll' CVti'-i it,—What produe-
•hcivtV Thu answer to this qu
Is given differently by niarly every fnriiu
to whom it is propounded. Wo ini
safely lay down tlie llrst thing whip
tends to producejusj, Is any cause which
brings about tills result, wqjther it bo ami powdli
rain, cool nights and heavy dews, or what |) 11
I not. This we lay down ns Hie tir.st pause
Hint tends to produce rust; llimijjli this
alone will not produce it. If so, tho crop
of 18W would have boon destroyed with
rust, for it is a notorious fact that there
was more sap nnd stalk 111 Ilia crop of that
year than any within ottr recollection.—
Then why did not that crop stiller from
l'li-L? Wo answer, because it remained
nnblo until the wliont was ready for HP | _ _ ^ fl |
tlie dude. This ihet farmers of Hint day I “ Viva Americanos!” and entitled' us <lu- Ihi^'w'movc'lfiih'ftf'tili .giirth'nii'der foof.
well remember, and hnow that It mined llvcrcrs nnd poiiquerors. Tlie medical nnl j elamliorefl hastily out. They had
’ tiltiM inwl dnniirhnnnf. will lm nmvldnrl i n.. .... i..„. n...
1 jjicnl iindruments," in llic.Hlmpooi'Si
llelil, Hemlngton, Wlnehentermid Kp ,
rifles and sworel bayonets, The uniforms ' n. a f u w weeks ago, tho adinliilstrallon
be! Suits of dark blue flannel, soil ( q [| u . white lnhpivtvrn In the Gov-
felt lints for the Itlifittll .
suits with lush hoots and Panama lints
for tlio cavalry, Tho pay offered is 810
pi r month, in gold, and 8500 bounty in
gold, payable upon the success of Hie Cu
ban patriots.
Promises are (undo that tlio most amplo
and generous provisions will lie made in
' tuba for tlio men, who will bo greeted
I11U-I, sine I („ (I _
tlie same ; ( , nl , m ; n t navy yards and workshops,
1 Vote for us or Sfncyq."— Ca^'iefJour-
Splrio' men were exploring a cave in an
Indian mound nenr Davenport, Iowa, a
few days ago, nml had secured several
etono,hatches and oilier relies, when they
Jins Jest optmoil lu tlio newly fllilscd West
blllbflllK. I iiiuiiy uiiiiun
Corner .lliimillm and Cuylcr Streets, | Jtreorim’v
N'-ni- tlio new ltnllroml Brtilgc, n sploinUit .took
The llcrnltl Titrneil Hn If lux.
’ The following ndvico will do coming
from the Ilornld, nnd wo will not dispute
Us soundness, though It would never do
for a Southern paper to taljc about choking
tho wicked pests that are sent South by
the Hadicnl party to linrrass tlio people:
We publish nn abstract of a speech re
cently delivered by a negro orator ill Mis
sissippi under tlio auspices of tho white
lladieal Executive Committee. Tlie fel
low had the effrontery to acknowledge that
he was nn "emissary” and nn “incendia
ry;” that lie was paid for coming, advised
the negroes to atop working for white reb
els, and otherwise Incited tlio black popu
lation to riot mid outragoi If tlie Federal
| enter the “cold waters” mid pa:
1 tlio “dark valley.” Ill view, then, of
tlie grave and our arraignment before
the great "White Throne,” it is not lie-
coming Hull brother should hale brother
I —it is not proper lliat friend should dc-
| ccivo friend—it is not right that neighbor
I should Injure neighbor. Level charity!
forgiveness! are coHsolilury words; and
how much of sunshine, of happiness, does
tliat individual dispense whose evory net
hears tlio impress of these christinii graces.
We pity Hint mail wild' can harbor en
mity against a fellow being, lie loses nil
tlio enjoyment of life—ho embitters his
own existence—nud more Ilian all,lie nurs
es one of tho worst passions of poor hu
manity, a passion that not only. oruelHcd
tho Lamb of G od, but has cursed the world
from the lime Cain slow his brother Abel
until the present moment.
Lot us tear from otir'cycs tlio colored
medium that Invests livery objeebwith the
green lute of Jealousy and suspicion—turn
a deaf car to tho talo of scandal—brentho
U10 spirit of charity from our lips, mid
from onr hearts let tlio rich gitshings of
human kindness swell up as from a foun
tain, so tlio “golden ago" will become no
(lotion, nud tho “Island of tho Blessed”
bloom In more tlmn Hesperian beauty.
*-e.
Then null Xoil l
Little more tlmn twenty years liavo
eltipscd since tho ground on which wo now
stand was nil Indian wild, where roamed
tho untutored red man in unrestrained
freedom. Ilo'daiiiied this his homo—tho
land of his birth—tho grnvo of his sires.
Our bonutlflil forests then Imd not been
scarred by the nxo of tho wlilto man, and
our strenms mid limpid fountains had not
been disturbed by extensively cultivated
fluids. They were Van pure ami pearly—
tho richest of soil lay unturned by tlio
ploughshare—nor were there any golden
harvests awaiting tho scythe-blade. Wild
flowers sprang up only to “wusto their
fragrance on tlio dosorfrair.” Tho loveli
est scenery of nature, every wore, present
ed to tlio oyo of tlio traveler new nnd va
ried landscapes, diversified by every np-
pendngo Hint could add a charm to the
picture, But this wild, romantic state of
lovollucss was not destined to continue.—
Timo wrought a elmngo. Tlio Indian
possessions wore purchased,nml tlioy, by
persuasion and entreaty, removed to tlie
west, wlijlo wo .were left tho undisputed
owners of tho soil.
Then nud now: Observe what a score
of years lias accomplished. Tlio quality
nnd quantity of our population lias been
materially changed. • Villages,'towns nnd
cities have sprung up ns If by magic; mid
elmrehes nnd institutions of learning have
been erected in every direction. Not only
this portion of our loved sunny land, hut
tho entire South now teems with an in
dustrious nnd intelligent population.—
Railroads lmvo poiiotrated our mountains
and unlocked our closed up vallies with
their rich produels, which are now pour
ing Into our'son-ports, thence to bc-cnrricd
to foreign markets to supply tho hungry
with bread, tho naked with clothing, and
tho hllo with employment.
Tlio climate mid seasons of our section
are. most admirably adapted to the culti
vation of gjiuost every variety of grain and
fruit; nnd wo lmvo mines, If not inexhaus
tible, abundant lu gold, Iron, lend, copper
nnd coal, together with marble and gran
ite susceptible, of tlio finest polish. In
deed, wo lmvo every thing lo lflako us a
pi-osjio'oiisnnd independent poopio, nnd all
we of tho South have got to do to britig
about this state of prosperity Is to csehow
politics altogether, and turn our whole at
tention to tho development of our rich ag
ricultural and niinerai resources—encour
age emigration—open up direct trade with
the European world—build up inmntfiic-
turica nnd railroads—and tlio timo will
soon come when tlio South will bo rcspcc
ted by those who to-day revile, tradueo
midtrmnplelieriindorfoot. Trulynbright
nnd glorlouB future awaits tho “land of
flowors,” if our people will take advantage
of tho “silver lining” that skirts tho ho
rizon,
and ciioke them off in a more cU'ocUml way
the belter.
Vlt-iCllllll.
The political cmnpaigii'ls being spirited
ly conducted In Virginia, and will grow
more excited until the decisive day, the
tltli of July. There is no doubt of tho
adaption of the now coustituHqii, with the
exception of the dlslhmehising nml test
1 util-clauses, nud tlie election of Col. Gil
bert 0. Walker, tho Conservativu candi
date for Governor. A Virginia female of
Yankee extraction aspires to tlio Lieuten
ant Goveruess-Bhip on the Wells ticket,
Yount 1.0V0!
Not long slued a young couple from the
country, aged respectively slxteon and
fourteen, called upon one of the resident
ministers of Sail Antonio, Texas, to unite
them in matrimony. They were accom
panied by Hie father of the girl, a middle
aged man, who said the children lmd per
mission to marry. The minister complied.
Niioiv in Juno.
Oil the first of Jimc snow was still visi
ble, in a ravine at BolUm, Canada, when
Tlio 1'111-lN rnsliloiiN.
Tho raris Lo Vollet says that panniers
are still very much wovu; but tho upper
skirt, cut rather long nt the back, caught
up slightly at oncli dido, and nmdu either
round, and not drawn in nt tho lower
edgo, or open and pointed, is daily gain
ing favor, nml is certainly much more
clegnut and becoinlng tlmn tho volumin
ous panniers adopted by somo. Amom?
the most charming walking dresses is one
the skirt of which was of tnrquolso blue,
trimmed with six narrow flounces. See
oild skirt of faille mode rcc with ruc/ic of
blue up each side. This skirt is raised nt
tlie. back by the ends of a </i!(t marquise,
which is made with m < rs lined bilk bln-
and edged with a narrow ruche.
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Execution of«» Xogrp'JlInrdom’
At Darlington, S. C., on Friday last,
Cyrus Coneiinmn, a negro, convicted ol
tlio murder of n merchant, Holier 11 1 .Suggs,
nenr Florence, on tho lOlli of January last,
suffered tlio extreme penally of tlio law.—
This eriiniiml confidently anticipated Hint
lie would ho rescued by his brethren of tlio
Union League, saying early in the morn
ing, “1 do not think PH lie hung, ns I be
long to a league, tlio members ofwhich
nro'sworn to protect enuh other,, and 1 do
not believe they will let me be hung.”—
There was great oxullemont among tho
of tlie neighborhood, and fears
itertalncd that nn ellbrl would ho
inado by them lo rescue the prisoner, but
no interference wnsaUcmnleil. The Slier,
ill' and most of the olllrinis who noted on
Hieoeeasoii were liygimi. 'flic emuimil
was attended to the gallows by aguaril of
seventy men, all armed with gims'mid pis
tols, thirty of whom were negroes. In
his Inst snefcoh the eriiniiml denied com-
overy day or two until wheat was ripe.
Tlio second leading cause is very Hoi,
dry wentlier on wheat, from tlio time it
begins maturing until it ripens. How is
tills rutu brought nboutV IVo answer,
Hint ns spoil ns tlio process of growing is
complete, mid tlio process of maturity mid
ripening begins, lliero is a powerllil action
mid reaction of tlio sap from tlio root to
tlio grain, mid tom tho head to tlio root;
If tliis notion mid renotlon of Bap (there
being nn ovcr-olmrgo) Is too powerful, It is
forced ilmmlumlly to the snrlhco of tlio
stalk and there corrodes—t/i«l is rust.—
But said one fnrincr to us, "1 can’t see
any holes In tlio stalk for tho sap lo run
outnt.” IVo simply naked him to show
us tho holes in his skin where tiio sweat
run out nt. When this sap is thus with
drawn from the grain it dries up, because
its meal nnd bread, Its life circulation, 1ms
been taken from It,
If tills theory bo correct, nnd wo - think
there Is no doubt about it, it proves tlio
importnneo of thoroughly pulverizing lnnd
before seeding. If land is thus prepared,
nnd wlient is put in early, it is very rare
Hint tlio crop is a failure. Tlio ground
thus" prepared conies to the rescue of tho
grain in its hour of troublo, nud partially,
if not wholly, averts tho blow, llenco,
you may bco two fields, only separated by
a fcnco, ono of which is good average
wheat, tlio other not worth the saving.—
Why tills? In tho ono case the land was
woll prepared, and seeded nt tlio proper
time; in the other the laud was poorly
prepnred nnd seeded late.
Why Is late wheat much more liable to
rust than early wheat? There nro two
reasons; first, any grain seeded late will
grow rankor mid have more snp, nud, oth-
Hiings being equal, will lmvo less grain.
Another reason Is, that in tlio maturing
of grain seeded Into, nature makes, ns it
wore, mi cxtmordiiuu;y oflbrt to hasten
maturity. The season Is passing; nature
gels in a hurry to complete her work, the
sap is,hurried beyond its ordinary speed,
it “tiles the track,"passes outntthcporw,
corrodes, mid there’s your rust!
With wheat thus seeded, when tho pro
cess of maturing is going on, should there
como a week or ten days of scorching
weather, you may safely count your crop
lost.
It will lia remembered that a few weeks
ngo it was very hot and dry, and rust be
gan to make its appearance, The remark
was common that if it sot in to raining
wheat would bo eat up with rust. It did
set In to raining, and has remained sca-
Boimblo and cooler since. The truth is
tlio seasons for tho Inst few weeks, during
tho maturing process, saved the present
wlient crop from destruction.. It may bq
said, “then, if this bo true, a wot season Is
best for wlient.” Nonsuch thing follows.
In 1858 tlio wheat crop was remarkably
good throughbut tho United States. That
year was dry, no rain scarcely all winter,
spring and early part of summer. From
March until wheat was mature there came
but two or threo modornto seasons, not
enough to stop plows. There whs nb over
charge of sap, tlio earth was not thirsty,
mid needed but little rain. Tlie result
was Hint tlio grain received all tho nour
ishment Hint tlio root nud stalk held in
store for it—nature was not hurried by mi
overcharge of sap and uiiduo seasons, mid
tho result was that tlio world lins rarely
ever witnessed such a yield, nnd that too
from comparatively a small amount of
stalk. Tho years 1855 and ’57 were tlio
best wheat years within tho recollection
of the oldest persons living; yet tho sea
sons of tlicso yenrs and tbo amount of
Blalk were different. The'crop of 1857
was drunk with sap, so much so that tho
“hair of tho dog was'necessary for tlie
bite.” A wise l'rovldcnco furnished tlie
remedy, and tho wheat was saved from its
great onemy. The wheat: crop of 1855 did
not need the rain Hint fell on tho crop of
1857; and tlio same Frovideneo withheld
that which would have greatly injured the
crop of 1855, but saved that of '57, and
lms mndb the crop of 1800 what it is in
this locality.
If farmers will notice closely the scat
tering suggestions made, wo feel confident
they will bo beudfitted by the investiga
tion. AVo have studied this theory closu-
ly for a quarter of a century, and feel con-
dent that it will staud tho test of investi
gation. AVlIlTFIEM),'
Dalton, June 22d, 1800.
staff and department will lie provided i',Ktdly"'i'oncHod Uwchlnmoo when Hie
with every iaclllty and Ample supplies, ground tlioy had been standing on within
A humorous incident ia told.of n clergy- „ a y U NVll y a j ni v 0 gap appeared, nnd a
man, who matte a donation of religious ^ lnss „ r dfcj&fo to. strike a pool
raels, printed ill Span sli, to tlio oxpo. i- df , vfttor „„ | m tefinlte distance below with
Lou, Ono ot tlie officers rcspeettully „ WM .niitilfi
tlmnkdd'him, nnd waggishly remarked 11 llU1 '2 »!»'>»»•
Tho l'ntriotlMii or tlio Cubnn Isullos.
A few days since one of tlio members
of tho Cuban Ladies’ Belief Association,
of New York, received from Havana about
820,000 worth of magnificent jewelry—di
amonds, rubles, emeralds, &e,— the per
sonal contributions of patriotic ladies in
Havana to tho cause of Cuban independ
ence. Among them were several tiny sols
of jewelry worn by children, which had
been contributed m aid of . the patriots.
These articles arc.to lie sold at a fair to ho
g iven by tlio ladies of tlio Association to
o held ill New York some time next
month.
“If men or women could lml find tho
fabled fountain which is said to restore
Health, and strength, and beauty, with
wlint eagerness they would rush to drink
its waters.” It is found in tho )S. T.—
1800—X. The sale of tlio l’luutalion Bit
ters is without a precedent in the history
of tlie world. Tlioy are at once Hie must
speedy, strengthening health-restorer over
discovered. It requires but a single trial
to understand this.
Maonoma AVatkii.—Superior to tlio
best imported Germau Colougo, mid sold
nt hall' the price.
Thumb Hit liirby a rtjjn
A party of Griiiiaim were fishing near
that ho thought tlio Spaniards would not
rend them, ns tlioy “made tracks” at nn
tineomfortablo rate before they could ho
reached, _
Dentil lu n Cllili-cb.
Tlio, Darlington (S. C.) Democrat, of
lliolOlii Instant, relates tlio following ease
of Biiddon death in a church at Timmous-
ville on last .Sunday:
At Tlmmonsvllle, last Suiidny. during
dtvino uervieo in tho Methodist Church,
hist ns Hie congregation was singing tlio
last lines of tlie last hymn, Mrs. Bowers,
wile of Thomas Powers, nnd grand
daughter of tlie late Bev. Win. Drockin-
ton, lull from her sent, with an Infant in
her arms. Her lady lrlends went to her
relief at once, and found Hint life lmd
ceased with her. The infant still lives
—but tho mother Is In the grave. Tlio
Bov. Mr. Jones, tlio pastor, had just
closed mi impressive sermon on tlio ll-ailty
of human life—tho eertaiut-y ofdonth, and
tlje uncertainty of tho timo ol'its approach,
ns is Hint of tlio thiol' iiitlio night, AVo
learn Hint there was no unusual excite
ment. Tho fiiels are lis Wo stated them,
from nn eye-witness. We nro rejoiced to
add that Mrs. Powers was an exemplary
member of tho church.
on ills Diaitiiy. •
It seems that Turner, tho negro np-
pointou to tlio Macon post-ofilee, insists
upon “distinctions on account, of race
and color.” Not content with tlio ap-
pohitmeutiof a negro*, ho insists that ne
groes sliall ho taken as securities on lng.
bond, lie proudly rejects wliito men,
Boggling their'aid. AVoll, why not take
tlio negroes as bondsmen II tlioy are good
for tlie amount ? If Turner is good.
enough to ho postmaster for tho people
of Macon, his negro friends nro certainly
good enough to be accepted by tlie lle-
'laruneut ns securities. Is Mr. Cresivell
limself getting scrupulous outlie question
of negro equality ?
South Carolina.
Tlio Charleston News says there has
been ho rain of any eonscqucncu in tlio.
neighborhood of Charleston since March
17, mid, during n period of nearly three
months, enough rain lias not fallen to pen
etrate tlio soil to a depth of more than two
inches. So long a drouth at this season
of tho year lins no parallel, wo believe, in
the memory of our oldest citizens. All
tlie farms nenr tlio city are Suffering great
ly, and nearly every cistern in the city is
dry. The interest on tho South Carolina
bonds nnd stocks, for two years, cndluj
July 1st next, will bo paid on nnd after
tliat day. Interest on bonds will bo paid
in New York nnd Colimibin, and on regts
tered stock in Columbia only.
Alabama.
The Selma (Ala.) Times, in speaking of
tlio recent Bndlcal Congressional Conven
tion at Hint place, says: “Tlio whole 'pro-
iccdiugs of this convention arc a disgrace
to tlio political party under whose banners
they serve, an outrage on decency nnd hu
manity, nnd.n suitable illustration of tho
ndnga “Fools rush in where nngcls fenrto
tread.” As a minstrel troupe of rnther
low standing, tlio convention was a suc
cess, mid certainly lias nflbrded more mer
riment to those who lmvo looked in at Us
meetings than nny burlesque corps, circus
or other exhibition Hint lias over been in
tills portion of the country.
Tlio EWccls of Negro Suprcmncy upon
tlio N'nttmml Capital.
Tho blighting etl'ecls of negro rulo in
Washington! is thus referred to in ft letter
from that city to tlio Baltimore Gazette:
“IIouso after house unteiiautedj tlio
lengthy bulletins of Hie real estate agents
of property for sale, and a depreciation in
value of thirty-three per cent, as compar
ed with the prices of Inst year indicate
very clearly tlio result of negro domina
tion, and aro hut tlio precursors of evils
yet to come. It is truly said tliat it docs
not need nny wardingfrom any quarter to
prevent people seeking this town as a place
of residence or business. They slum it
now as if It were infected.
ltccrultlug 11 cud ax vans.
A descent was made in Biuhmond, A r ir-
giuin, yesterday, by United States Marshal
Parker, on tho alleged Cubati recruiting
rendezvous, and AV. II. Harrison, the lend
ing man, was arrested. Harrison lmd
plenty of funds ill bank, and promptly
gave bail ill 81,000 to nppear. It was at
tested that about thirty men were recruit
ed yesterday. Thu men were promised
8500 bounty in New York.
Prophutli*.
AVlicn Commodore Stephen Decatur
beard of tlio .purchase of Louisiana by
tlio United StatcB, hu said that further
territorial extension boded no good to
tlio country, nnd assigued the following
reason for that opinion. In ndditlou to
tho extension of territory which ho dopre-
cnled, as being cahilated to destroy the
uidviduallty of our people, tlio lladieal
party have since, by the destruction of
Slate sovereignly mid their consolidation
ideas, thoroughly demonstrated tho truth
of Commodore Decatur’s prophetic lan
guage:
“In au evil hour for my country did
Dentil In a Well.
A desperate eonllict recently took plnco
at Cairo, in this county, between two ne
gro men whilo at work In a wull.limy had
boon employed tp.d'g, Ono of them, stab
bed tlie oilier so severely that 1m died and
the murderer was lodged in jail for trial at
tlw present term of tlio Court. A white
limn witnessed the deadly conlllct from
tlio top of tlio well, lmt had no means of
interfering.—TliomuxvUlc TMcrprisc.
llrlttali llmniirlimf ton.
Six thousand emigrants left Hio port of
Liverpool for ffib United States during
tlm week ending Saturday, tho 12th Inst.
TliraraiKl Army .'irovvson tlio Treasury.
Tho Grand Army of tlm Bopublic lmvo
prepnred a large list of clerks, messengers,
etc., whoso reinoval they are about to de
mand from tlio Treasury Department.
They lmvo also prepnred another list of
members oftlint organization, which they
intend to submit.to the Secretary for se
lections for appointments to till tlm vacan
cies tlm tinny be created inanswortotlmir
demands. Tills movement creates milch
feeling among tlie department olltelals.
A Military Execution.
The President has approved tlio finding
nnd soutenco of a military commission
recently in session nt Austin, Texas,
which tried nud .convicted-Jnhics AVeavcr,
a citizen, of tlm murder of Anthony
Knowles, 1 and lias directed that, in ae-
ebrdnnuo witli tlm sentence, ho bo lmuged
on September 2-ltli. This will lie tho first
execution under the reconstruction laws.
NEM’ADVEItTlSEMEXTH.
it drifted last winter to a depth of forty j milting tlm murder, ami expressed'hopes I his thumb to get it out, 1 wlren^ii ”'lil'hSji't
loct. . • ■ ■ i of u better w.orld; ’
the thumb ollV
NEW GOODS,
la the lino of (.miles Dress Hoods, White Uoo.ls,
llooslory, Xotioas, (Iroeerl.-s ITunlwarlj lints,
Hoots amt Shoes; ta rnct.uny thing you call for,
lileh will ho sold
AT itUMAltKAllLV I.OW PlUCltS
Xfov Ciisli ox- Pi-o'tliioe!
My slack wiib Imitfrlit nt reduced cash m-Iecs,
nnd will lio-dlupoyed ot'nceovdliiKly.
Our old friends nnd cuMtoimui* uro ino.it cor
dially Invited to cull uml try i
Junoai-am
Si
KING HAS COME, AND BO HAVE
SCOTT X.YX<I3»S=J
Elegant Noav Goods!
Tlioy nro in receipt of n well selected stock of
Sprlujf nml Summer Goods !
Somethin# Uouutlful for (lie Ludleii I
A “Ltfvo of u Hut,” or Charming Dress 1
Prints,
Lawns,
Mll.il 1 u m,
(IronudiuuM, •
Huts, Trlmmln#s,
Notions, Hhocs, Gnlturs,
I-IatH, Clotlilnjy and SIiooh.
Wo respectfully ask r
South End Hamilton Street.
SEWING MACHINE, Nhi&mualiluc will stitch,
X?lQVOX,TJ r riO]N 13V'Tine
Dry Goods and Grocery
Business, by
Tom X>. iJarcl JJro. s
' (Successors to John II. King,)
Comer Hamilton uml Kimj titrate,
.Fronting W. & A. Hull road Depot,
DALTON,-G A.,
Have and will keop*tin hand u large ami well
snorted slock of
Dry Goods,Clothing, Notions
Hoots, Slioe«i Hardware and Groceries.
Cash paid for Hacoa, Wheat, Corn, Cotton, and
ull kinds of Country Produce.
Hein# LIVE MEN, wo avIU endeavor to sus
tain thu reputation, and servo our old friends
ami the public satisfactorily.
COME ON WITH YOVU
Produce mid Oasis!
Try us I Wo will Givp you Bargains 1
Wo maico 1 he Grain and Produce trade a spe
ciality, and Major Hard Will bo on.huml to show
hia usual llherullty.
John II. Kin# continues tho Ilrokcra.
Exchange business us !
house.-
Juno 2t-ly
I E any hon.«eln town .keeps Superior Grooo-
rio.N—ytijrnv ColVoo. Flour, etc., #o and con--
"Inco’yourself that It is Scott & Lylk.
T71LC
Imh
ii hand aud for sale cheap hv
Turns & ice;
cap nv .
ESN ElL
WteKSte.
Mozambique^, Prints, mm «<uuis »„u»iim-re:
Unit wo aro bound lo soil nt. reduced priori
Udine and examine it nick, before t lm nssor
mentis broken. TI1I1IS-N: KENNEit.
V"l' will And an excellent Mtmlily of Train
X and Machine Oil at TI IU5S KENNEIPS.
iETUO OIL, 1 ho very best non-explosive
burulim Fluid now otrored for sale’, and it
stood tlio test la every instanci*. It lias
mono body, hints longer, mils frivoH.moru liirbt
'* l is guarantied not to soil
•pET
JL.bu
1ms stood
more body, tam» m
than any other oil,
the most delicate fabric, aud to bo perfectly
nou-explosivo. Give it a trial. For salu'liy * *
TIIUW & KENNED.
:ern^o i
n KOIIGIA, Mujuiay
V.J John S llolliiiH applies to ii
ntnplnf-* 1 " •'
Uountv.—WhcriHte.
i for letters of
the estate of
This Is ttjciteaml admonish allnnd singular the
kindred mid creditors cl' said deceased
to hu nml appear at my olllce,'withlit the
time allowed by law, and show cause, If any
they can, why said letters of administration
should not he granted to said applicant on
said estate. Witness my hand and olllcial sig-
Ilave just completed mid cquipilod- a now
LiA'ery, Feed and Sale Stable,
Cranford Struct, Dalton, Gu.,
Where they will ho plensod to furnish to tho
public, at all hours, No-1 Horses and Now Hug-
Kies. They have .a commodious Ilack j also
wiiKon mid saddle horses, to let; uml would re
spect fully ask t he citizens uml public generally
to glve us a cull. Tcrmsinodcrule.
Dealer in all sorts of
Dry Goods, Boots, Sliocs,
HATS, CUOCKKUY,
Will not bo undersold—Yard Stick JW inches
^DMIN 1ST ItATO It’S
Whitllclil county,
IALE.-Dy vlrtuo of
lot of land uiimher 11-1, In the Idth district anti
ad seel Ion, where Sarah Talley now-resides:
also the following papers:
One 11 fa, vs J II Martin, for *7 BO: *
Ono note on J W May, for *10 o<);
One note on Joseph Sisk, for #-5 00:
One not boa .J A Glenn, ami L W Crook, se
curity, for *21 D2t
Ono note on John Floyd, for *7 00;
Dim note cm 11J Wilson, for *7 00.
All of thoahovu sold as the property of W It
Talley, deceased,for bcucilL •*
f heirs ami eredi
D. W. MITCHELL, Admr.
A DMINISTRATOR'S !
with the last willm
R. Wade, late of Clarke county, '
within t lie legal hours of sale: lot
her 170, In the 7ih-distriet of thu 4th section of
sahl county of Walker, belonging to tho estato
of said Thomas 11. Wade, dccM, tor the bonelit
of heirs mill creditors. Titles indisputable.
Terms cash. DOCTOR W. ELDER, Admr,
jiiao'24,vlHiiO. Dehonlsuoa with will annexed.
tho French anil .Spaniards almnihm Lou
isinna lo Hie United Suites; A\ r o were
not snllleiunHy a country before, aud
should we ever be mad enough to drive
tho English from Canada, and her other
North America provinces, we shall soon
cease to he a country at all, AVilhout
focal attachment, without national honor,
we shall resemble a swarm of insects, Hint
settle on tlie fruits of tlio earth lo corrupt
and consume them, muter tlmn men who
lovo and eleavo to tlio laud of their fore
fathers. Alter a shapeless anarchy and
a series of civil wars, we shall at last ho
formed into many countries; 'unless the
vices engendered in tlie process should
demand further punishment and ive should
previously full beneath Hie despotism of
D issolution*—Tlie tine of wcntiicrdfll
Thomas & Co., ban this diiy dissolved co
partnership by mat mil hotiHuut.
W. J. M, THOMAS,
Junols-3t*
<1. u. tUi LllUjUAS,
J. G. S. WEATHERFORD,
J. A. TIIOMAK.
.Cuvktv,—10. Stewart
G eorgia,.- uiw ,. ^
has applied to me for exemption of pe.
Hoimlty and. setting apart uml valuation of
honm.-dcud, and I will pass upon tho sumo »t
mv otiloo in Kill jay, on thc’O h July next, at 10
o’elock, A. M. J. W. GREEK, Ord’y.
JiinosoH'
\A invs iippmai mo ior exo upiioil aim SCl-
ting apart and valuation orlnmosteud, aml l
n’ill p».ss upon the mime on the id day of July
next, 10 o’clock turn.,' atmvotllcoin ItinggoM
June 24,18G9.- J. M. COJI11S, Ordy.,
G eorgia. WhltlleldCoiuUy—Mary‘S. li.n^n
don, wJfedf Ilenj. Z. Herndon, Inis m p i tl
tor exemption of personalty and Betting apart
and vnlimtion of homestead, aud I will paas
tlmsjuhont my ofllcc ou tho 1st July next,
YEW # a OODHI
NICE GOODS!
FUE55H1 GOODS!
' > SWEET GOODS!
Townley’s Confectionery!
Eresli But ter Craokera,
ami Farina Crackers, at
r j:o>viiley , » Coiiibetionoi’y
Herr Inga,
riciilea,
Cat ail pa,
I’opper Sunno,
Bramlyl'enehoa,
Jellies, Syrups, ti
Townley’s ConlH«tloncx-y
Green Fens,
Green Corn,
Tomatoes,
Benches,
Strawberries,
rino Apples, at
Con foci ioiioiry
Fresh Can d lea,
Onuigea, Lemons, Old.,
Cigars, Tobacco, extra line, afc
April 20-ly TOWNIsEY’S CONFECTIONERY
OSexiei-al IiiHiivimec ^Af.ycnt,
Dalton, Ga.
* Athens, Uoo
All Annual Policies Participating.
0 1 EORG rA.Gordon County—Stark A. Brown
T has applied for uxcmpEo.i ot porsonalty
a 11 setting apart a nl valuation of homeatcu*,
aad l wl'l p i.-a upon tho same at 10 o’cloc.c, on
the 2d « f July next, ivt iuy o'Ueu in Calhoun.—
This June 2-J, 180).—Jt. D. W. NEEL, OrdV.
ami “'•tthig apart ami valuation of homcsteai
and I will pi ss upon tho same at my oflloo in
’ ’ thuya of July noxt.-
D. W. NElils, Only.
EOltUIA, Gilmor County—Whereas W. P.
\T Plumnna applhis lor letters of Guardian
ship of the property of Ruhort. .John, Melt'eo
and Jackson Plemons, minor children of Wiley
JMumous, deceased: These arc thereft r
La layette, lmt., on Hie 1 till, wlu-n'oue of some' uuiilary aiiveutuivi', "fiko a lion •«tete mv JSlce,
tlieiii eaught a large jiike. Tlie book he- consumed by some inward disease, (iros- uieinli.j.s'-i mux. irmiy tiiev lrnve," o'nu-nvf d
"’I * Irate aud holiilcss, huicath tho beak mid \ l>;ii- - " " '
T lVUlll'OOI,, LONDON AN1) DLOIIK,
.LJ Liverpool.
Gun. Joe Johnston, General Agent, Havana all.
April, 1W«). J. N. SCOTT, Agent.
A'
ULT A HltO.,
Yahxkll Station, Ga.
. MlKIff
Ig ino axo our. ot ino out. Fifth—Witii
t lu same lulior von will (lu om-.tlilrcl more work
t lliil wll h n-Suluv Axes; KWidBlt luueoflffi
to do with tlm good qualities of this Axe, for
all our Axes aro paint ed red. 1 f your Inudivuru
storo docs not keep iiur goods, wewlllftlml v
answor lnquirlus or till your orders dln-ot, er
ivoyoti thonamo of tlm nearest dealer nliu
i j.Shur 1 ’^^?* Llmx V 01,T & «AKKWKl!i“
Solo owners of CollmnPs ahd Rod Jacket Pat’s.
TjURK EXTINtJIUSU 1^1, Plant Syringe*, Wn-
X now Wahiiuu and Gaiiokn Knoini:for «.
Send stamp lor elmdnrs lo ’ .
X. K. !’. PM ML’CO., Danvers, Mass;
^3000 uYcar, Address Fox A Co., Saco, Maine
f ,J 1° l’ei~Montir~Gtmraiiuje,i
bin-0 l’uy. Halarles paid weekly to
per niohtb,
to intro-
•N HEN81 s .
— -j,. r _. .. .rillHtlti
llQin, tell, 1 tuck, quilt,cord, hind, lmihl nml em
broider in a most. Huperlor manner. Priceoelv
*18. Fully warranted IT))* flvo years. Wo Hill
pay *1000 ior any nmchlno that w III sew a'stron-
t'ur, more beautiful, or more olnstio seam tlmn
ours. It makes the ‘•Elastic Lock .stitch." Kv.
cry second stitch may he ent; and stilt theqloth
cannot be pulled Apart, without tearing it. We
pay Agcntii from *75to*200 por month ami e.\-
pen8es,or aconniilsRion trout which twice that
amountcuu bemade. Addre.-s.HECOMIlVlLO.,
' tshuvgh, I’a., Boston, Muss., or Hb Louts, Me.
Jaution.—Do uut be imposed upon by other '
parlies palming olf worthless qast-lion inti*,
ehlncs, under tlm same name or otherwise.
Oars is the only gen.uinu and really practical
cheap nmchlno rngnufactured,
T iTTd btahVlic;ri r rV
Tlm Mered an Burner for Kerosene, adap
ted either for Hull oreommon chimney. Agents
granted in every town In the country. Samples
spat by mail prepaid oa receipt of BOq- Every
variety of Kerosene Lamps, Brackets, ClmiaU-
Hers, etc., for private houses, halls undchuroli-
•koonstuhliy. on hn ‘ “ ^ J
sofourjatest styl
at lowest prices.^
TTTANTKI>—.UJ ENTH-To Sell 1 bo
yy. AMERICAN- KNITTING-MACHtNK,
Price*25. Theslmple.st.eheapi'Ht and best Knit
ting Machine ever invented. Will Unit **0,W0
stItches pel* minute.- Liberal Imliu-ements to
A gent s. Add ress A mkhic a x K x i tt i n « M acii ink
Co., Boston, Mass., or Ht. Louis, Mo.
A SIC YOUIt.DOCTOlTor 1 iruggtptforKwoct
U.X. ilulnlne—It equals (bitter) Quinine. Is
made only by F. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
T HIRTY YEARS’ Extwrlem^TrThu Treat -
munt of Chvohle and Sexual Diseases.—A
l’Jiyslological View of .Marriage.—.The cheapest
hook dryer pnhlished—containing nearly .‘Ml pa-
ges, and l:w fine plates and engravings of tlm
anatomy of tho human organs in a state of
health and disease, with atreatlso on early or-
rors.lt.Mloploruble Consequences upon tlie mind
and body, with tlm author's plan of treatment
—thu only rat lonal and succussfnl mode of cure,
as shown by a roport of eases t rented.. A t ruth-
ltd adviser to tlm married ami those c
plat lag marrlago who entertain doubts of their
physical condition. Boat! free of postage to any
address on receipt of 25 cunts, lu stamps or pos
tal currency, by addressing Dr.-L. A. CRtuN,
No. .‘11 Malden Lane, Albany, N. Y. Tho author
may lm consulted upon any of tho diseases upon
which his hooks.treat, altlmr personally or by
mail, ami medicines sont to any part of the
YALUBLK MEDICAL BOOK!
Containing Important Physiological Infor
mation to young men contemplating Marriage
suntTrue on receipt, of 27 cents. Address tlio
CiiKMioAL IxsTirim:! 43 Clinton Place, N. Y.
P ATENT POCKET
CORN. SHELLED.
Protltsovor-200 pe r cent. *•
Southern Statb and Comity Rights for Sale.—
Great novelty. Send for efrculnr. Address
WKAvmut Joni:s, ManuPrat Pittsburgh, Pa.
dollar. Dr. J. II. Rookhs,' Marietta; Ga..
solo agent for a. C„ Georgia, Fla., Ala,, Mlss.Jsi
G EOHOTA ,
Unequalled for Beauty and Simplicity.
PRIDE OF "THE SOUTH:
A Bbautivul Rkd von Wool on Silk.
PRIDE OF”YOUTH:
An ExqutsiTB Puui’lk, von Wool on Silk.
minis of tiitH fahjiuu:
A Ricu Biiown von Wool.
ICNCELSIOR:
- - A Si’LUNnin Black por Wool:
Besides a YuLLow,GimkN and Biiown forCotlon.
All prepnrod l>y a prael ioal Dyor Nml warran
ted. .Oij*Llbimii discount lo dealers.
4t3*Samples sent free on apiUication.’ .
Address,
..WM, KING, Ju., & Co., Athens, Ga.
Ao-Forsalo by.Scott & Lyle, Dalton, Gu.
May 27-3m.
T ltUVI’l’T A
Dealers la
Staple anil Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Quconswave, Glassware,
Jugwaro,
Boots, Shoes, • • **. I Hats.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Hamilton Street, Opposite" Tibbs House,
Dalton, Georgia.
Aro, also, Agents for tho
ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE- INSURANCE
Company, Richmond, Vn.
Juno-tdo • -
_ JIaniifact urcrer and wliolesalo and retail
dualor lit overy description of
X"XJD-]\lTDRli: 9 -
-ALSO UKALKU IN
CARPETS, OIL CLbTnS, WALL PAPER,GILT
Moluinos and Fn.uruB, Ouutainb,
SviuKO Mattiiksbub, <Xo.
A large assorlmentriif BurlarCases on hand,
which will ho seat to any polut oil tho shortest
notice. Cull ami o.xiuntno for yourselves bo-
foro pnrehaslng olsuwlmro.
Chattanooga, Tonn„ Mui'Jwofell*,, July 2-ly*
DryGootls,Groccrios,Notions
Bools, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
Assorted Shingles always ready for tho nmr-
JATTON & PAYNE,
1?---- : Chattanooga, Tciin.,
Ilbolcfc»ell<;x*&t nn<l StationorB
ctluVis. H any they hiive,"o!lienvi’ o Keop eonslautly on lmml a eomplelo slock Of
tiiiaivlhinsoip will hi> g uuled tlm up. ; .School Books. Stationery, wall paper,
Albums; Chromos, etc.,, which they .offer at
talons of a viiitmv or vofc limanov Inrd of i pEuiiut,' Given under mv hand ami oili.ciulbi; • A. , —... —,,
, . 7. 1Y.' IU - a * UUU 01 nature, thig. Juno 21, ISO. , • wliole.salo or retail, at Eastern prices.
I' 1 '-)*” 1 Juuu21-3Jd JOHN W. GREER, Ordy, *• Orders by mail promptly attended to. jully
J^-OTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against tho cstaln
of D. 51. Peoples, latuol Murray county, deceas
ed, aro red ill red to present t hem I o 1 no. a»‘J L,r ;
signed by tho 1st Monday lu August noxt;, that
they nmyhopassod upon and audited.
April 2&-3m. , . W. HUFFMAN, Reo’r. A«‘-
J 7V. ATKINS, wiTji
BARRETT & 11IGUINH.
Manufacturers aud Jobbers of
lints, Caps and Straw Goods,
27a W. Baltimore Street,
Juno lO-Oni BALTIMORE.