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Newspaper Page TextNOKSB ©BORGIA CITIZEN. DKJIOGUATIC IIV POLITICS) PURE AMI BEAUTIFUL IN LITERATURE! AN1) PROGRESSIVE IN HOUTIIERN INI'EREHTS: WHITMAN & WRENCH. AnviitTisrMiMN. TTANKS A HI VINOS, II. A AT LA W,TTORN I) YS O "ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Up Stairs In King Uullilhur. Dalton, Ga. Will practice In the court* of tills circuit, ana c u. s. District Court at Atlanta. mMy Where iWtltillilN Tuner Mrs. Tim true power of woman Is in the re sistless power of affection. In assorting n .vM.MoNl) A wm.noiix, ATTUlINKYrt AT t,A\\*, Wliltrlmll St root, Atlanta, Gciii'kIii. 0. r. iiAMUosn. novly QMS wsunons. f: Datt. : ‘Iir w. IlIGOlNS, >Y k Deaierln^ I * 0CK * MlTI1 ’ Now Guns, Pistole, Cal'tridgoa* otc. Opposite TlhVs House, I Inin I It on Street, * Xcw lllflcH made to order, atnl nil rcpalrlnff done on short notice, and warranted, . ninthly _ ....AtlMj&ft On. Wiutu it WniTi.octi, I’ropriutol', 1 IhkVh««■*enVrled *to and D'rtUt Depot free of W w. wr.nsTr.it. • with w. j. iiktti.utox & nno., Knoxviiak, Tknx., Wholesale Dealers In tlraudlc^ Wines, Liquors, Chewing and Smoklhg Tobarrotf, Fanrjr Groceries, Confeetlonerlcst Canned Fruits, Oysters and Sardine*, Also, Agents for the eeleerated , Morning Star lUttCfs, And the world-renowned llorsford Helf.lUslngUrcad Preparation. Orders solicited. KebltWJm PaUtmofo Prices gun rant ted. .. .. . , EMORY * CO., IMPORTERS and dealers In English, Oorinan mid Atiierlenn Hardware, Cutlery, etc,. »47 W. Halt lino re street,, nuttlmore, Maryland, Arthur Kmofy, \ John U. Kgorton. y Dee. 2R3m. EDICAL AX D »St’ UU 1C A1, NOTICE. a. w. & sou. Formerly of South Carolina, -Tender their Professional seyvices to the eltl» xens of Itulton and surmumtlng eonntry. Spe- Jslal attention given ui all eh roll le cases. Office! durliig # theday,oomerorl\lhy: A Pont/, utrects, and nTght nt reshlenye on Thornton Avenue, formerly occupied by Mr. .1,11. King. \. W. Hiving*,!; ".C. Hlvlngs, j January3-1 y. , vll. 11. II. DROWN, - J J . KiMvHttt,, Dai.to\, Insurance ami Land Agent. Agent for .Etna I.lfo and Fire Insurance Com- pimv; also, detrersnu and James ltlvur * Fire Insurance Companies, or Vii., Enterprise, Cincinnati, and W “v 4 lytYGOons, notion^ *t5. NO. M, PCIIUC KjtyttK," NA8tlVlU.lt, TKNX, i Douglas, i ... Paine, 1 »{.. T. Armstrong, f , . \Y\ C. lHhrell. J Jmu «-Cm* >AUL, TAVKL A HAXNER, . Wholesulo & St ill loners, JpH PltlNTKlfs, And lllnnk Hook Mamifnr Direr*. No; is, Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee. % M. Paul. ■ ) it. TavMi, S &. W. llannor, Jr.) January I Him. yjARK ffi WHITMAN, ate of LoulsvlIl.'Ky.', formerly of Ringgold,tin. W lidlcHtot*. Ololliinpr* 377 and 379 Broadway, — Nctv York, [tlouae ofROGKRS, MORGAN & UUUIIH, Jo37 JAHULL A. p gHUglutr & Son, WliolostjSGroPHvm, Dealers Produce Commission Merchants, and in Wines and Liquors, B1 North Howard Street, novGin* Hnltlmorc. yyKssox Genrral ('ommlaitto .We* rlimifs Nns. »7 ft Kl Water Sllrccf, (near-Wiill.) X. Jl. Watkins.) XhWAUKK. Refer to Siunl K. Siiroiiils. rres't Merolinnls' > tCxclmmm Xntlniml Itank;I. Wortll. Cnslllcr. Park llnlik: It. AIK Hom o?, of .'rears Ilmves & in wauSkx. m. Pliy.lr-li.il* K..n!r»i« ami Ateonelienr, ’ers Ills servlcon to tlio Knultimw "f Uni- , un.l Uni anrlwimlliiK countr,v. JIuWK i.t- HWHfiM amne of jffl licat JIcillcul Boliooja in I'nmitlnunil Now York City In, fcola coullilont . Unit In- ran Rlvo Kdicrnl aotlafuctloo. Office ill No. 2, Otcr Kinij'a tslom f, UKrKUKSI BS— _ • , Win. Tcmncal. M. D„ Toronf n, Cnnwlu, Win. McGill. M. I>.. Gallon'll, " .1. Foote, M. I>„ llrooklyti. I'rof.FrankII. IIiuulUoil,.Vtt™.lin|!Mir(l.» hull I'rof. Analln Flint.-Uti'inUiin PliysIclF , A v,:itY at law King Street, Dalton, Georgia. ■Will attend promptly nil IsnvClaims In tho fhnireme Court or the United States t Court ol : Claims, rind KxeoutIVe Departments at Wash- lug; D. U. \ in the Federal Courts for the North- . ern District of Georgia, and Bankrupt Court at Atlanta. Gint llVthe Statu .Courts. In lies of Whitfield, Murray,Gonlnn, Hi loosa amt Dado.Mayri-tf. SI JV .»IU, UKIHO, OY a lnmw fiold for her powers? No; I i in pot doing miy such thing. Lotivomuit lo wlintcvcr her faciillle» will tvchlovoj let let go wliorpvor her Instincls dcinamr, If she truly follows her Instincts, I nm suro sho will not go wrong. I um sure of tills, nlsn, thnt wherever nmn iimv lawfully go, VYoiimn may luwfully go. Wherevern wo- mnn ought not to Bo, It is n simme for n nan—It Is n slmmo for humanity—to he,' t merely insist upon this, Hint whatever Woman nitty mcoinntlsU In the world, with iraln or Imtlds, will draw its vital efllcacy, ts tnllsimuiic virtue, from tho licnrt; ami tlmtlierstronoth In all llicsovarious shapes of action and of Inllucnco, In its root and essence, will he tho strength of tho aft'ec- tlons. Thchldiiigofwoiimn’spowermust over ho In tho fervor and Hlendfastllcss of tier love. And her most triumphant char acteristic is love, culnilnnting in Its high est expression—that of a self-sncrllloe. A thoughtful writer lms observed the contrast between tho sexes oven In their play.— “Tho hoy, ” ho says, * ‘gets together wood en howtos and a troop of tin soldiers nnd ivorks with them. Tho girl hikes a doll mm worksforit." Tlmt Is woman's great lccutla ri tv; tho work ofself-sacrl lice; work- ng for others.—lice. Dr. Chapin. 'rhe Fnriiicr'. Cried, We helievo in small Ihrmsand thorough cultivation. We believe, tho soil loves to cat ns.well ns llm owner, and ought, therefore, to be well manured. Wo believe in going to the bottom of things, and therefore, in deep. plowing and enough of it. All the better if It lie a sub-soil plow. We believe in largo crops, which leave the ground better than they found it— making both the farm mid the liirmcr rich at once. We believe tlmt every farm should own a good tnrmer. Wo believe thnt the best fertilizer of any soil is the spirit of Industry, enterprise anil intelligence—^without this, lime, gypsum nnd guano will be of little use. Wo helievo ill good Knees, good hams, and good fnrni-lioiiscs. good orchards nnd children enough to gather the fruit. We helinvo In a clean kitchen, a neat wife in it. a dean cupboard, a clean dai ry nnd u clean conscience.—Dixie Farmer. The Itonmn Sentinel. 4 Whnn "Pompeii wns dest royed, thero wore Very tunny hurled in tho ruins of it who were afterward found lit very diflerent Hit* iiiitIons. There • were somo* found who were In the streets, as if they had been at temptin'? to make their escape. There were some, found in lofty chambers, but whoso did they find the Homan sentinel? They found him standing at the city gate, with his lmncT still grasping the war wea pon, where lie had been placed by his dap- tain. And there—^while the heavens threat ened him—there, while the earth shook beneath him—there, while the lava-stream rolled—he had stood at his post; and there, after a thousand years, was ho found. A (kiKtlj* John. A gnstly.joko is reported from Xew Or leans: A young doctor of tlmt city paid Ids addresses to a lady, who, among other curiosities in her parlor, had a human skull, to which the physician took a won derful fancy and repeatedly solicited her for it. Some inornings.shice, he was agree ably surprised by receiving from lds young lady friend a beautiful looking pudding, With her compliments. Resent it at onco to his room mate, ait apothecary, witli in structions to lmvo it for dinner tlmt day. A friend dropping in at meal-time was in vited to dine, and accepted, in considera tion of the fine pudding which was prom ised, Aftei'tiiDBicatdlnhor tile pudding— which appended A Vel'y clicf d’-icuve—was brought on, nnd the trio, united in praise of its excellence. Indeed, they one ami all asserted tlmt there was a peculiarly agree able' flavor about it, which ono thought lemon, another vanilln. The doctor in sisted on replenishing the saucers of his friends, and was about to help himself a second time, when ho struck with the knifu a hard substance. Pushing his explora tions further, ho fished up, to las horror, a grinning skull lie lmd so often vainly importuned his lady friend to give liiin.— ’l'liat dinner party adjourned with won derful rapidity, and witli frightful exela- jnAtinus. DALTON, GEOBGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 22,1869. VOL. II—NO. 29. llt’hmrknblc Document—Drnyor .for n NIrii In tlio HcnvciiN. Tho Newark (N. J.) Courlor says a well- known rcBldeat of that city, is about Ibbu* Ing In track form a most remarkablo;doc- nment. Tim Idea Is tlmt a day shall bo set npnrt by Christians of every denomi nation when prayer shall hoofl'ered Hint nt a certain day nnd hour tlio Lord will set a sign in tlio.heavens,whereby infidels nmy know thnt tho hlhlo is tlio word of God. Tlio tracks are toffind their way all over tho.country, nml will probably oxcUo a considerable dogfed of public attention, They lmvo not yet boon issued, but tho followlngnro said lota extracts from them: AVo believe tlmt If tlio clergy every wlioro of nil denominations, wero to pray to God tlmt, at a stated time (say on next Christ inas ovo) a sign might he sot in tho heav ens above uk, a sign Intelligent to us, to continue forever, tlmt God would grunt tlio prnyor. ivo cnnnbt doubt, for lms ho not said, “If yo slmll nsk anything in my nnmo I will do it.” ...» # + * Now suppose that nil Christian denom inations where to instruct their church to pray that a sign might bo given ns abovo how Biyiftly tlio tidings would fly to tho uttermostparts of tlio enrth in tilts ago, of stennt nnd electricity. Millions upon millions of liumnnjvolecs would join in petitioning tlio Uieroo of grace. Day after day roll on—'tis Chrislnms Evo—slowly sinkiug tlio sun to rest. - Tho- stars peon forth one by onp, nnd look down upon millions of millions upturned, silent, prayerful faces. All, wlmt a solemn hour! yetwlmtn beautiful sight a world in pray er. Not a cloud to ho seen—nothing lmt tlio vast blue expanse of heaven gemmed witli myriads of wandering starry worlds all Is beautiful, silent, serene, the hour Ms nt hand. All, wlmt suspense, wlmt ns awe steals o’er all. Suddenly from tile very Zenith bufsts fortli a flood of golden light; soon, tlio air Is filled witli angels shouting, "Behold the hour lms come, ye shall know that Christ is tlio Lord; servo yo Him, for ho lmth set Ills sign in the heavens. Be hold, behold!" Tlio sign appears.' It is intelligible to all, nnd with one accord a feeling world shouts, “Glory, glory to God in tho highest, this is Christ our lord, we worship Him tlio only true God. Glory Ilnllehijnhl” J AnitlyKiug n Woman. A oelobrnted Parisian ladle, who lmd ntj- fltnre'd.thgnnmtof wHlfewnshhitf herself— so lo speak—from the soles of her feet to tile roots of her hair witli chemically pre par'd cnsinrllis. nift: day look a medical hath, and on emerging from it wns Korr!* lied at finding herself ns black ns an Etlii- Mornlug In Hummer. Tlioro Is ppaftlnl la nlulit's tnuiky veil, A soft, pnlu Unlit Is la the Kuslel'U sky; It sleuls idling tlio ocean Iremlillngly, Uku (llslnnl music vnrtmloh I lie (nito.. * Slnrs, one l,y one, grow mint nml ill«iiii|ionr, bike waning Inputs, when tlio feast Is n'ci'i Wlillo girt wltir rolling mists, tlio iiimmlnlns hour, j * High o'or tho darkling glens tliolr tops uproar, Thuro Is a gentle ruslung In tho grove- Though winds ho hushed, it Is tho stir or wings! And now the skylark from the nest npsprlngs, Thrilling In ueconts clear hor songs of love; And oow Heaven's goto In gnldun splendor boras— Joy lo tho oarfli, tho glorious son returns I High Fulls Factory. Tile citizens of Monroo lmvo determined to erect a Factory nt High Fulls. Some tldrty-ono thousand dollars lms been sub scribed. Northern capitalists arc eager to take stock. Who Can limit Tills? Tlio Monroo Advortlser says tlmt Dr. J. S. Lawton of Forsyth, raised 85 bushels of Irish potntocson onc-fourthofnnacrc, this is equal to 1)40 bushels to tlio acre.— Who can heat this? Keep tho Sabbath. God is revered by tlio services winch multitudes pay 1dm ami delight to pay him op tile Sabbath, ns they tnko an olioring and enmo into ids courts. Wo look upon those Snbballi gatherings overall tlio land nstlie evidence of ndcop-sentod, fur-soareh- ing piety which clings to the arm of God ns the nation’s only, fortress and refugot— They arc- tlio exponents of a devotional scntlmont which tlio world cannot smoth er or repress. They are a hopeful sign of present and future, springing from the liberal hand of a father who loves to Jiour benefactions down in nnswer to the adora tion of beseeching souls. And so long ns tho.Snbhatli Is observed in Its integrity, wo will not tremblo for tlio safety of the ark either of our religious or Civil liber ties. Gcorgin Touchers Association. Tlio next Regular Meeting of this body will be hold on Wednesday, tlio lltli day of August, In Atlanta. All teachers in the State, whether members of tlio Association oi not, are invited to attend. A Itoynl Female Gambler. Tlio ltussinn Princess SuwnrolV, who possesses tlm reputation of being the great est female gnmulor in Europe, is now in Paris. Last summer she wns to bo seen at Baden, playing every day for largo stakes from morning till night. When tlm Baden season ended sho rushed olY to Monaco, nml alio there passed tlm winter in gambling incessantly. Tlio opinii: Tlm transformation wnscompleto. Mmrnco season ended, she is now in Par- Not a vestige of tlm supreme Cauenssian m r 2BS St Baden, Sometimes her losses were enormous, nt others her Win v> supreme Cauenssian race was left. Iter physician wns sent for in alarm nnd haste. On his arrival 1m lnughed immoderately and said: “Mad ame, you are no longer a woman, hut a suiphuret. It is not a question of medical action. I shall analyze you. Come, I shall submit you to a bath ol sulphuric acid di luted with water. Tim add will have the honor of combining witli you; it shall take up tlm sulphur,' llm mctnl will produce a sulphate, ami we shall find as a prccipi- tnte’a pretty woman.” Tlm good-natur ed physician went through with his analy sis, nnd tlm belle was restored to her mem bership witli the white race. Young la dies who are ambitious of having showy complexions. Should remember this nnd 1m careful wlmtpowdcr nnd cosmetics they use—if they use nny at all. Iloofcncllcr, Nlntlnner nml Xensnmn, Opposite .lesso Trotters, Apr-ly Hamilton Sttcv.i, Gm.tqx, q>. gruisG ijtrouTATiox rou Mini! Ribbons, MiBinory and Straw Goods. AnHSTItOXcTctTOR ti CO., M7 and 830 Hultliuoru Street, BALTIMORE, Importers and Jobbers of Bonnet ami Trlmmtna Rlbons, Velvet uml BuhTi Ribbons, Bonnets Crape*, Bilks and Batins, Illusions, IllondB, Laces, Ruclies, Notts amt ■ Volvcts, French Flowers and Feathers, Straw UonnutH and Ladles Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed,. Sundown uml Shaker Hoods. Tho largest Stock of Millinery Goods In this country, and unequalled in choice vuriot>. Another Shower of Similes. We thought Tennessee was hound to bent that Indiana shower of sftnkcs, nnd here it is, sure enough. The Knoxville Press and Herald saVs: Indian GravcGiip,Cambell county,Teim., through which tlieKnoxvilleamt Kentucky Bnilrond is being built, wns the scene on Simony afternoon of a natural phenome non, tlm like of which hud lmvur before been heard of by thc.oldcst inhabitants of tlmt wild nml picturesque portion of tlio State. About four o'clock a heavy snow storm broke over that fcgioh, and deluged tlm sinTolilidiiig country: Tile, storm lasted nearly an hour. While at its height tlm gap was suddenly filled with a countless number of snakes, which were Seen falling for nearly ten minutes. Tlm snakcS’werc tho common ringed species; and measured from five inches to two feet in length. The strangest part of tlm story is that tho ser pents were all found fiend, and it was sup posed they were killed by the fall. Tlm news of this freak of nature soon spread among tlm farmers of tho region, and cre ated llm most intense excitement among lllehli By evening the vicinity of the Gap WnS crowded with hundreds of people, drawn together to witness so novel a spec tacle. Various surmises were indulged in by tlm puzzled spectators, lmt the general opinion wns Unit tho mysterious shower whs a premonition of some dreadful scourge. »*.»•_: Forbidden Fruit. A beautiful woman witli Basilisk eyes, tlmt are radiant and deadly, lolling hack in a luxurious equipage screened ns i t wero from the vulgar gazo, and fresh and deli eic ’ * Tlio VVedilliiR Ring. Tlio ring was used bv tlio Pagans in con firming contracts, and hence used, as some supposed, in tho marringo contract. It is placed on the fourth linger of tlm left hand, from the beautiful lmt idle conceit that a vein ran IVorn it directly to tlm heart.— The old writers, however, were hot, after all, so very wide of tlm mark. If they had snid a nerve instead of a vein, they would have, been nearer the truth; for in neuralgic nficctions of tlm lieart, as all know who have cximrionecd them, there isa close sympathy between itanil the left arm, which often seems to culminate in the main norvo of tlio fourth finger—and this may have given rise to llm notion; which is nt least beautiful, if not anato mically or phisiologically correct. How ever this nray lie, this solution has occur red to us, nnd wo have no hesitation in putting it into print. Some women, applying the words, “till death dotli us part," to the wedding ring, never take it oil', even ill SvftsUliig their hands. The old proverb, “As your wedding ring wears, Vnur cares shall wear away," lias nodollbtdohcdutyjni its time in com forting and encourftgmg those who lmvn been minded to try.tbe marringo state, liings are very large. Sim is very rich, nndlins liccii till'd) times married,'out sho lives apart from her last husband, film is still young and yory handsome. In early youth Bud Imis't iia Vo been a splepdid woman, Liko all gulp biers, «ho is ex tremely superstitious, edhietimcs thinking Hint if her face he placed ill a particular position luck will be certain; nt others making certain signs with her hands as tlm cards nre being dealt bid, or the rou lette ball is rolling; lit one time gravely begging people whom faces displeased her to lie good enough to leave the table, at another, asking persons whose looks Sim likes, to stand by her side. Coiiimcmlnblc. The trustees of tlm University of Geor gia, nt Athens, have authorizedllm facili ty to admit, without payment of tuition tees, meritorious young men of bruited means, nnd propose to increase tliq num ber of beneficiaries to fifty. These ap pointments nre intended to be limited to residents of tlm State. Students thus ap pointed stand, iu all respects except ex pense, ns others, enjoying equal privileges and subjected to the same laws. As a re muneration to tlm State, they will he ex pected to engage iu teaching in a public or private school in Georgia for a term of years equal to tlm time they may have en joyed tlm advantages of instruction at tile University. Tills county, Whitfield, is entitled to one student. Information nt this office. Tlio tliiiiiannorcd Idiir. “During ills visit in San Francisco, Boil MVnilo Was asked out to dinner to meet Mayor McCoppIn nnd otliors, and nt tnlilo wns placed nt tlio Mayor’s right. Tim subject of Chinese Immigration nnd suf frage came up. Wade, In ids “bind” manner, blurted out to tlm gentleman next: ‘.‘Well, wliy shouldn't tho Chinese come Imre nnd Imvoitlltbo rights and privileges? 1 hey area d—sight bettor tlinn tlm Irish I” Mr. McCoppIn, of courso, lmd too much respect for his host to resent tills insult in a violent maimer; blit ho arose nml left tho table. After 1m lmd left, a gontlcnmn snid to Wndoj.“Pcrlmps you tvefo Hot aware, when you spoke, tlmt tlm Mayor is an Irishman by birth?" “I don’t care if 1m is," wns llm reply; “lam ready to uphold all I snid." Tlm unmnnnored dog ought to lmvo been kicked out of tlm company ho Wns iii. Polio Hoot ns n Specific for Mttrrnln. A coi'rospondcnt of tlm Southern Culti vator communicates tlm following Infor mation, which will bo very uscftil to stock- raisers: “I would call tho attention of planters to tlio root of polke used ns a specific for murrain. I lmvo used it for fifteen yenrs, and nover lost a bond of stock by tlm dis ease. I use tlm green root, giving a hand ful, (braised by beating it, with a ham mer or an nx, to n pulp)“three times a day, and then, next day give a doso of ono pound glaubcr saults, or other cathartic. It iN rarely necessary to repent. I use It ns a preventive by drying tho root nnd rasping a Inhlespoonflil to tlm head of stock, giving it in tlm food or salt once a week. You will uovor lmvo tlio disease among your cnttlo. if you oursuo this courso. It need only lie used iu llm mur rain season, or Wliyi it is in tlm country. ItfdKOulc Don’t IsIkcN. We don't liko tho Masonry tlmt wears tlm saint before one person and tlm sinner before another. Wo don’t like Masonry tlmt comlenuiB one brother for a fault and excuses another who is guilty of tho same oflfensc. We, don’t like tho nmsonry tlmt takes the crumbs of tho poor nnd cives them to tlm rich. We don’t itko tlm Mn- sonry tlmt lays asido bible guidance “and fights tlm devil witli lire:.” Wo don't like tlm Masonry tlmt holds good only ono day in tlm month, nml is only visible at tlm Lodge. Wo don’t like tlm Mnsonry that delights in scandal instead of praise.— Voice of Masonry. The Hilblliillty of Ylcninlcss. A correspondent of a leading llndicnl paper in Chicago stales tlmt two daugh ters of tlm late Chief Justice Tnncy lmvo lately boon removed from situations ill tlm patent and pension otHces nt Washing ton. These ladies, it is said, nre advanc ed in yfcars, nnd in such straightened cir- cumslauceq ns to bo obliged to earn their broad by writing. It is furthermore inti mated tlmt tlmir cases wore submitted to Secretary Cox by Mr. Caleb Cushing, witli such results ns authorized Mr. Cushing to assure them tlmt they' would not lie re moved; yet in spite of all this limy nro disniissed, XiKKers Sind ,,III, Grttnl. i A Wist,the. Grant appointed no negro cartel'll lfe | A young gentleman was escorting a thereby enraged the negroes of Washing- j young lady home, a mile or two, and not ton. “Wlmt?” say they, “nro colored | .wishing to walk, lie remarked: “Mary men to lie restricted in social intercourse lot’s take a buss.” But Maty; blushing to tlm muelmnieul classes, uiui tlmir nous to tlm eyebrows, drew liaek and with nnd heirs to bo roftised admission to llm | wounded modesty, replied; “Oil Georgn street!" nnttomil academies nt Westl’ointmid An- not right here in the sti nnpollS? Perish tlm thought!" Grant! „ ,, ♦ ■ puts negroes into tlm printing olilecs, nml 1 A i| U ie>ldld”fom-iT'us SB nn(1 miv '>'4R ,mt “ onc # komo,i„ilia„‘ suddenly ,'ippcare, beat ATTltACTIOX lx •'? Uncli Ac Colburfj’H, Ml and 233 Market,Street, Cliallanongu, Tcnn. Who aro now Helling Goods, such us Fauoy and RtaploKry Goods, Hoots, Shoes. Clothing, etc., at sacli prices as were never knownheforu, uml which defy competition. Cull and examine P iVaving bought onr goods In theflrstX. York nouses, wo are able to Supply morchunts nnd farmers at wholesulo nnd rotull prices, Unusu ally low for tblamnrkot. „ , Messrs. C; C, Alexander, of Ignition, and .1. H. Cannnt, of P.lnggold, are with this house. Nqy.l. issa-ly. cious in a marvelously becoming summer toilet, is a study for thq pliilosop)icr( Tim great seething mass of humanity, strag gling past, feast tlmir eyes upon tlieso vis ions of loveliness ns ono looks into a hot house, through barred cates, or jewelry wimlowsnt tlm fiowersaildjctvelsso tempt ingly displayed for tlm delectation of those who can only look.. Tlieso Mtoties of tile flesh are not imliko tlmir dollento proto types in the eonsorvalorieswhieh gladden us only when we own them. It is a griev ous tiling “to look ut happiness through another man’s eyes,” or .wish for tho vio let which grows beyond a precipice. Tlm sweetest fruit, however, does not always hang the highest. llow tho Chinese go to Church. Tlm congregation is composed princi pally of men and hoys, dressed in tlmir every day clothes. Some of them stare about them, or talk witli caeli other. In stead of sitting down and paying attention to wlmt is said, maiiy stand up nnd walk about. Perhaps some will conic up to tlio speaker nnd try to look over his book, if ho reads from tlm Bible, or they will ex amine tlm foreign stove if it is cold weath er and there is lire in it, or they will stand iii front, of tlm clock and watch it for awhile. Others have witli them parcels of nmreliandise, oi' a fowl, some vegeta bles, etc., they lmvo bought or wish to sell; and if it is warm weather very many will strip tho upper part of tlmir bodies naked, and fan themselves so ns to bo ns cold ns possible. • Oftentimes, unless forbidden lo smoke, several engage in smoking little pipes full of tobacco, having lirst struck a fire by menus of a flint nnd a piece of steel nnd some very dry paper. Almost every Chi naman enrries about witli him Ids pipe mid tobacco, and materials for striking lire.— Solqelililes a bcggnl' Vroinan will olitcr.tlm clmpcl nnd ball out lustily for cash. It is a very common practice for most of tlioso who come to stay lmt a short-time, and when.ono goes out all of his mates and friends usually follow. If an idle proces sion, or a mndarin and ids rotinuo aro passing along tho streets, or some sudden or unusual noise is heard, tlm hoys nnd most of tho men rush out to see wlmt is to lio seen, after which some of them will perhaps conic back. Very few nro regu lar hearers of tlm Gospel, nnd fewer still eohio in for tlm purposo of hearing about Jcsns. Almost all who comonre prompt ed by motives of curiosity. CntilictlOH. Young Indies who coquette with every young man they limot, who look wonder fully sweet, nml kind and sentimental on every stranger who comes to town; who fish for tlm praises and compliments of llm men wherever they go; who grow outra geously oflendod if politeness is paid to nny hut themselves, nndwhoarcnlwnys jump ing ready to go out When asked, no matter wlmthor they have been acquainted live minutes or live years; who think nothing of giving tangible hints to that eflcct, nnd who in nlU this, having nothing in view but to floeco tlmir victims, to trillc witli tlmir feelings, nml to satisfy tlmir own poor vanity; well from such may tlm Lord de liver the male sox Doth day and night, for such will make them waste their] time, squander tlmir dollars ami do irretrievable mischief to tlmir morality. Btory of n Hummer* Tliel’o was a story during tho war of ono ofShcrmnri’8 bumnmrs who mega South ern country gentleman in tlm course of ono of liisexcni'sions, and stopped him! “Come out from under that lint,” exclaimed tlm bummer, "Isooyou there.” Tlm unlucky victim delivered ids lmt. “Now come up out of those hoots,” added tlio lnimmcr, and his orders being olicyed, “erinvl out oi’ that coat, ’ ’ said lie, “nnd be quick about it.” Having robbed tlm man successfully also of his shirt, his trowsors nnd a linger ring,,tlwi hummer wns riding oil’, wlmnTiis victim stopped him. “Look here, mister,” J wrX’riON's, - - WJTU BARRETT A HIGGINS, Manufacturers uud Jobbers of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, Ju»o .Mm 273 B,U ' m0rC IKpH Contracts for Chinese t-aljorers, A San Francisco paper of tho 37th nit., says a contract lms been made in tlintcity to supply 20,000 Chiucko laborers to ho em ployed ns plantation hands in Tennessee. Tlm same paper commends tlm Chincso laborers for tlm manner in which they performed tlmir. work on tlm Pacific Itnii- rond, fthd thinks general attention has been attracted to tills class of labor for tlm reason tlmt they lmvo proved themselves unsurpassed as rough workers. Tlm Ten nessee immigrants Will focclYo tlmir fare to tlm State and §20 per. trioflth wages.— Another force of 25,000 it' being contract ed for to'proeccd to Mississippi; Turner Is Arrested.' Tk Macon Telegraph says llm^Tiirncr was arrested yesterday afternoon nt four o’clock, by tlm Deputy United States Mar shal. Tho tiling lms been threatening for three weoks, and was precipitated by ids accomplice, Martlm Harris, being dis charged on hail. Tlm ease is said lo ho clear. The charge is conntcrfeitlngsignn- tures to genuine hank notes of tho First National Bank of New Jcrsoy, said notes having been stolen from llm United States Treasury, after they were ready to he turn ed over lo tlm bank officers. \V. C. Mor rill, Collector, examined Win privntcly, and bound him over in §5,000 to appear to-morrow morning, Toianto Rutter Cukes. The season for that highly esteemed veg etable, says an exchange, tho tomato, be ing again at hand, wo lake occasion to rccolhmcnd a mono of serving llicln ob tained frqin a newspaper, nnd which after trial, we can pronomico excellent. It is to slice them when ripe, cover them with hatter, nml fry on a griddle, like other enkos. They sliouid bo seasoned when frying. Large nnd solid tomatoes aro tho best for this dish. Those who nro fond of tomatoes’ will take iiciv delight in iierti fried in this way for breakfast; and we be lieve tlmt-many, who lmvo not fancied tliem hi tlm old .stylo of serving, will And them most pnlntablc in this way. ifyou loft tlmt,” 1m added; Chinamen on «hc Noulhcrn Allnntle Const. Tlm Charleston News says it is a settled ftict that tlm rice aud Sea island cotton planters of tho lowlands arc determined upon securing coolie labor, and are now the meridian, “keep shady” all thewhile, setting about it. and take things generally very easy lion* to Avoid Hun Stroke. To avoid sun stroke, ol’ tlm filial affiie- lion which is known by tlmt ti tle, refuso to drink alcoholic lmvoragcs, never drink cold water while you are healed, do not wnlk ut a rapid pace, carry n light but largo umbrella, cat mainly of such food ns nature so abundantly supplies for tim sea son, stray under a shelter while sun is at wlmt Slmll tlmt Boy Ito? Who will tell? Tlm boy who reads this, what willlm do? When ho becomes a man will lm do nmnly tilings? Will ho read and so bo intelligent? Will lie bring tho powers of body and mind into exercise, nnd so bo useful and healthful andstrong? Will ho pray, nnd bo pious, nnd good—of noblo Hnd vlrttiotis soul? Will ho write, and so bo graceful in speech, ready ill communi cation, and of strong hllhictlcc? Say, my hoy, wlmt aro you going to do? Wlmt you like to do now, you will lm very likely to do by and by. Do you swear now? Do yoii cheat, deceive, lio, steal? Do you do dishonorable tilings? Are. you disrespect*, ful to, or do you d isohoy your parents and •teachers? Remember the boy makes tho man. If the boy is bad the man will be bad. Fix it in your mmd which way you wiil die. How to Keep Churches nnd DwcIUiik Houses Cool. During the extreme neat of summer, our houses of public worship, nB well us our dwelling houses, may bo kept cool nnd comfortable, by a little attention. Let tlm doors nnd windows lie opened a litllo be fore siinrlso, and shutbefore seven o’clock. Tlm blinds nnd Shutters, if there ho nny, should likowiso bo shut, in ordor to prevent tlm glass from being lmntod nnd conveying tlm neat within. If tlio doors bo kept clos ed until tile lmnt of tlm day, when tlio room is required for use, llm nir will 1m found of tho same temperature tlmt it .was in tho morning when first shut, Tliis flltt de pends on tho same principle ns tlio even-, ness of tlm temperature of our cellars, which nre cool in summer nnd warm in winter, solely because the external air is excluded from timing . Gen. Clanton on Cnriict-llngaei's. Gen. Clanton, tho Bayard of Alabama, in tim course of a recent speech, said of tho carpet-baggers who ImVo overrun his State: “But it was useless to reckon oil degrees among tlm carpet-baggers; there was not ono of them who over shell a drop of ills blood in tlm war—tlioso who pretended to military rank wero contractors and shod dy ists; lm had never nml ono tlmt was honest, lm had never met ono tlmt would tcll ilm truth, ho had never met ono that would stand up to wlmt ho lmd said about you.” West Point. Ftprliln Items. Tho Island City says:—“A turtlo weigh ing over four hundred pounds wns brought in hero last week from Cumberland Islnnd. In butchering it over six hundred eggs wefo found.” Tlio Quincy Monitor says: “Wo lenrn tlmt, Prod Ilill, tho colored member of tlm Legislature from this county, lms been ap pointed Postmnstcr at Quincy.” ThO Georgia Rico Crap. Tlmnavainmli Republican states "tlmt on .llm Savannah, Ogocclmo, Altnmnlm nhd Sal|ln rivers, tim rlco crops nro in a flourishing condition, nnd unless some un- forscen disaster occurs, tlm yield will ox- ceed tlmt of nny season slneo Wio year 1800. This nows is very gratifying, Inasmuch ns lttrgo crops of corn nnd rico are quite ns essential to tlm prosperity of tlio South ns good crops of cotton.” Bled from Ileal. A few days sinco Mr. Maddox of Wal ker county, cut in onc day, 184 dozen bun dles of oats, which wns an extraordinary day's work, and died from exhaustion, in a very few minutes after tlm work was completed. _ _ ~3?lKxtSHll)i)l. Mississippi Is practising the snmo tac tics ns Virglnin, , Tho democracy nro go ing into voluntary eclipse nnd will support General Dent, President Grant’s brother- in-law, a. republican, and claim tlmt they will elect him by thirty-five to forty thou sand majority. FcnnnylYllnln. Tlm Pennsylvanians it is said aro going to uominatc Gencrnl Hancock for Gover nor nnd tlm NdHlmm papers say tlmt 1m will resign his position in tlm army if nom inated nnd sweep the State. . • FnrthqnaUcs. Tim Iluntsviflo (Ain. ) Democrat) of tile 2d inst., snys thnt'nt 2 j o’clock, tiidt morn ing, tho citizens there wero aroused from, their slumbers by tho shock of an earth quake, which lasted about fifteen Seconds. It wns also felt a few miles from the city. At the same hour, says tlm Nashville Union nnd American, n similar shock was very sensibly felt in Edgofiold, which con tinued for several inimltcs. Rat, strange to say, was not felt in Nashville. . FniiKi'iiii Tho cry is still, they come. Emigrant? nro pouring iu by several thousands every Week, anil tho number is increasing. For tho week ondlilg"Tuesday Inst, inclusive, tlm number arriving nt Cattle Gnrdon, Now York, was 5,784: itho current ex penses of tlmt institution for tlm week wero §0,028, nnd it lms a biilnhco of near ly a quarter of a million of dollars iii bWik; Our coni Prospects. Wo learu frorit oiir couulry fricuds thnt tlm copious ruinB of Friday afternoon ex tended over a Inf go district. It cumo in tlm very nick of time and will savo hun dreds or bushels of corn to tlio j (Imitations it Watered. Tlm corn crop in this Section is now beyond harm, and to tho laud plant ed, there will he a fine yiold. It will also greatly help cottou, which wns beginning to flag.—Columbus Sun. koiiUlcrii Wheal. Southern wheat contains more gluten than Northora, and is, therefore, more nutritious, rises hotter, and is more avail able in such articles of that ns depend for their quality upon tlio gluten—formerly called tlio vegetable animal principle- contained in tlm flour. Southern flour commands a higher price in tho mnrkcts of tlm world by renspn of its greater pro portion of llm element; No Itoubl of It. Tlm Savannah Ropiiblicnri contains tlio statement of Roliort.T. Wade, tlm Justico of tlm Pence before whom tlm affidavit was made, of Allen Williams, the witness in' tlm Henry Miller caso, upon which nffida- il.Govcruor Bullock bused tlm pardon of Ilcnry Miller. Wado insists tlmt Wil liams’ first affidavit wns fully understood by lilm, and says tlmt lio was intimidated into tlm second affidavit, which we pub lished yesterday. , Elder n Prevcntntivo of Insects. It Is not known to mnny persons that tlm common older bush of our country is a great safeguard against tlm devastation of insects. If nny ono will notico it will ho fuiitid tlm worms or insects never touch tile elder: Tlm leaves Of tlm elder scatter ed over cabbages, squashes, cucumbers, and other plants BUbjedt to tho ravages of insects, effectually shield them: Thcpiuin, and other fruits, subject to tho ravagos of insects, nmy bo saved by placing bunches of oldor leaves on.tlmbriinclmsnml through thqtrees. . ■■ near Ku- . .. dupontho railroad track us a train was passing at a rapjd rate, and was picked.up by tho cow- cat chor,.thrown fifteen foot in tlio air, and landed in tho ditch without injury. A Nnppfflufiil (Rrprf.UftViri'L Buck, the carpet-bag candidate for[Con- gress inthelSclma (Ala.) district, is fcho incumbent at the present timo of no less than live ollices, Stale, Federal nnd mu nicipal, the aggregate salaries of which amount to 15,000 annuallv. As an oftlcc- holdqr, Buck is a decided success. A Ion. Central Georgia is excited over a ques tion soon to ho legally decided, whether a person may give dancing parlies late nt night by which tlm neighbors nmy he dis turbed. A Monster, ( Near Kuoxvillc, Tenn., lmvo been 1 found tlm fossil remains of tlm head of a sea tur tlo, so largo Hint it is estimated that tlio reptile, when alive, must lmvo weighed several tons. Wanted. A Western papersaya: “AVantodnt this office, an editor who can please everybody. Also, n foreman who can so arrange tlm pallor ns .to qllpw every man’s advertise ment to ft’oart tlio column.» Chinese Scrap. One thousand years before the birth of Christopher Columbus, tlm Chincso Year Books say tlmt a company of Buddhist priests chtcred America by way of Alas ka, nnd examined thowholc western coast of North America. Slrntigo Ilxpcrlmcnt. A Kentucky distiller having noticed thnt whiskey is Improved by a sea voyage lms put a treadmill iu Ills iVtifclicuse and uses a horse power to keep tho whiskey in perpetual motion; An Austrian mother lmd hccii arrested for exposing near a bcc-hivo her infant child, of which slm wished to rid lmrsolf! Tlio balm wns rescued but not uutilitlmd been badly sturig. A Run. A country paiwr, in speaking or tlm death of a lady resident, says:—“It is an event to which lmr friends have been look ing for some time past witli Christian pa tience and hope.” Masonic Duty. None havo stated Um duties of Masonry more succinctly nnd elcnrly than Do Witt Clinton. In 1708 lie said: ‘A Mason is bound to consult tlm happiness and pro mote tlm interests of his brother; to avoid ovory tiling otfcnslve to ids fcoliligs; to ab stain from reproach, censure and unjust suspicion; to warn him of tlio - machina tions of his enemies; to advise liiin of his errors; to advance tlm reputation of liis family; to protect tlio chastity of ids house! to defend his life, his property, nnd wlmt is dearer to a man of honor, h(s character) against unjust attacks; to relievo his wants nnd liis distress; to distil ihto ids mind proper ideas of conduct in tlm department of life which 1m is called to mu nnd lot am add, to foster his selmnics ol interest and promotion, if compatible with tlm para mount duties a nmn owes Um community. Com) 1 mont s. Somebody says that Airs. Stanton is tho salt, Amin Dickinson tlio popper, and Mrs. Anthony Um vinegar of tlm Woman's Rights movemont. Tlm mcrelmuts of St. Louis propose of fering Um largest premiums on cotton, nt * tlm next Octobor Pair, ever given iu tho world—rinmoly, five hundred dollars each for two bales, ciich bale to weigh four hun dred nnd fifty pounds; ono of short staple and tlio other of long, A )V4mly Ktory. A storm in Iowa carried four thousand feet of lumber n distance of three miles, tearing Um boards to bits as they How through Um air. Tilde. So. A man’s wife is his best lawyer, ids best counsel; liis best judge, his best adviser, and also tlm cheapest and most reasona ble." . Dccrcnso of tiio Negroes. Dr. Robertson, adisUngttisliod physicind of Texas, informs tlm Galveston Nows tlmt lm lms taken pains to keep a record of tlm vital statistics of Washington county, and tlio result shows Unit while tlm while population lms increased in Um usual ra tio, tlm negroes lmvo diminished in num ber nearly ten per cent, per annum in Um past four years. Isirgo Confirmation ^lu tlic Catholic , On Inst Sunday morning there wns con- • llmmtion service in St. Patrick’s Cathe dral, in this city, and an. unusually large number of persons confirmed. The rites ot confirmation wereailministorodbyRight Reverend Aiigiistiuo A'erot, of Savannah, Bishop of tlio Diocese, lo two hundred and fifty persons, fifty of whom wero converts from other clnirchos.—Vlifon. iii Sen. A Third Turly. It is said tlmt a now : opposition Repub lican party is forming Under tlm leadership of Seward, Clmsc, 01ms. Francis Adams, Senator Morgan, of Now York, Thurlow Alfred and Cans. A; Dana. AVcll, let Um third party form) .tint lot tlm Democracy be all flic more gugffi Trtrillcd Body. Tho body of a titan buried iu Baltimore eight years ago ivas disinterred recently and found to be almost ns perfect in ap pearance ns nt tlio lime of burial, except that itwascoiiipietciy petrified. The cloth ing of Um body AVaS completely gone, but tlio body was solid aud stone-like, hard ‘ and chalky to the toitcii. ■ it required Um utmost strength of four men to lift it from tlm grave. Seditious. Tlio Pensacola Commercial, of tho 2d, says: “AVe learn from a sourco entirely reliable tlmt ncgrocs.itnd muhitloes resid ing in tlio upper part of tlio county have organized into military companies, and are drilling in tlm night time with muskets, sabres and military music.” ' A Hukc Deb*. Tim Now Orleans Picayune says: “Tlm ptibllc debt of Um United States amounts to more than S250aminutoforoverymiu- uto tlmt has elapsed, day mid night, Sun days included, sinco tlm beginning of tlm Christian crai or alioutsix dollars nil hour for every hour since tlm creation of Um World, according to U10 Mosaic chronolo gy-” ri Yield or MTioul. Air. E. J. Alurpliy near Ikiraesvillo, raised 58J bushels of Rrowdon AVIdty AVhcat to tlm acre,

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