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DliatOCUATIO IN POUTICS? PlJin : AIN1> HMAl 'i lTOL
WHLTMAar & WRENCH.
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MINdlM.AXU.Ol'N A hVI.HIINDII.MN
W*
nTOUNEY8 AT LAW,
j. a. vr» JonmoK. n. j. h’camy.
J OHNSON* & XJcCA.M V.
attorneys ATiUW,
Up stair* in Klu[j RuIUIIiik. nation, On.
Will piueilro in tl»o oonvt* of thttrlrrult,ntnl
in Hu- V, S. District Con it at Atlanta. »m«ly .
A. AYAI.KKR,
* ATTOUNl'.Y AT I,AW,
uujf King Strrot, Dalton, da. 3y*
From l ho Homo Oouftlr.
Bill Arp," An tho I'm* Excursion.
Mr. llrnru W. Grady:
MY DlC.Ul Yot’KO PlHBJJD—You nslt
mo wlmt I tliink of tho Pross Excursion.
As mi olil mini full of years and full of
honors (slch ns they nro) I will suy Hint,
t iking tho whole concern Into consldem-
tlon, u'omBullockand linns Wright dowu,
mid mi to Hulbort mid Pitch, I will say
that 1 hnvo been sorlqusly oonsldorln
Whether tho Excursion wore n succqss or
not. Homo of tho editors sny they worn
sucked hi. X suppose (hero wore some
suckers nlong, anil some sucking done, hut
Ido not think Unit kept It from being n
suekeCss.
Noiv, Mr. Ofady, I like editors—tbeynio
respectable fnniity of lioopte, nnd I sup
pose can’t lie bought—for a less price than
other folks—everybody hns his price, nnd
so hns editors, I suppose. I don’t know
what is the price of editors, but I do know
l rnt they nro frequently bought. 1 notlc-
id that soon after they had visited our
llgh mountains there wns some Irndln
done. Some organs .sell party high, nnd
some less, according to muafe, and it is
nmusin toseeeuiuhnngo their boss. Now,
I’m In for.all the ftm that can bo enjoyed,
nnd after a popr editor hns woro out his
wains and Ids Body lyin on ono side, I
think its good for Ills constitution to turn
over nnd fie on tho other.
Put tills is nil li.UTon to tho sub|ect.—
Tho question iswero the Excursion a suek-
ccssV X wns thhikiu Hint editors hnd
liroml street, Home, On.- tilings most .fit much their own way, but I
Msongers tnkcu to imp from Hotel free of don’tseo rciillyhow it ennbo helped. They
jnnoM-tc are their own Judges nnd juries, nnd no
body else am say a word again cm. No
body else tins got a paper, and if anybody
olse .wanted to criticise or nbnfio em,jt
would bo a little too into togctttiii. I’Vo
U AMMONIl & WEUlllllN.
ATTORNEYS AT 1.AW,
Wllttolmll Sin'l l. Athilitn. tfiowi'
ll. T. HAM MONTI. Hill IV PUS WSU.tlOnS.
WittTU A WiiiTLot Ki l*r opr let or.
W. 1). Wiley, Clerk,
ltrtUKiigo carried tuiuul from Depot freo of
.
N ational noTiiTf.
Near Union PuABeiiKcr Blicil,
Chattanooga. Tenu. -s-
A, L. MIM.KU, Proprietor. * •
Hospitality, Comfort. Conviaxlenco umVKcolio-
tny combined in tlic mannjieinent.
AIN S’*
JT0MF.;X
J. C. RAWLINS.
At his own Houses again.
O H O I O 13 .H O T 12 X. ,
oimrgo
IjSxTSVIUK HOlKli
Near tho rtunaro. Omnibus i
Table* supplied with the hest,
Tords. Room*well ventilated. Ju^tf
•vir w. ititn.’iNs.
VV • HUN AND LOCKSMITH,
. Dealer lu
Now Guns, Pistols, Cartridg03, etc,
Opjio-lte *1*11.1 ,s Huns,■, Hamilton street.'
New Uliloinnudo to order, and all repalrlni
‘ wtjoneiN *
done on abort?
, nnd warranted,
repairing
TIT W. frBltSTKtl,
-VV . with tv. ,r. iiKTTKiiTos A nno.
Kxo&lkOs, Tusx'.i
Wholemilo*.;I>i'tiiei-8 hi
Brandlc*, !\Vlnrs, ( hf u lug and Smoking
* Tobaccos Vane ^ Kroccrlrs CoufHtlouerlM,
Canned Fruit?, Oyatera amt Sardine#,.
Alsb, •AfcthiljJ fot* tWllefclccrntell
Morning Star Hitter*,
And tho worhi.renowneil
Horafora Solf.Rtolng llread Preparation.
Orders aolloltud. * ' ■
Kchl.^hn U.aitimore Price* gimrant ted.
jVJTKDICAI.-\NU SlTllllC.Vl, NOTICK.
Urn- A. AV*J31vinp-M & Soil,
’Formerly of Soul)) Carolina,
Tandpr their Professional 8cr,Hcoa to the citt
ern* % 8P °‘
• tinted, 1 during tbeilay,corner©r*Klug & Pent
*U , «et*,;nml night at reahlence on Thornto
Avcmuo.-formerly oc6upl6d-1iyMt*. J, If. King*,
A. W. lllvlilJJH, [
J. C. UlvlnBB, j January My.
D lt. - *'
KUt^aTU., pAt.TOX,
Jnsiuraxicc and Jiiuid Agent.
im Life and
IMinv; also, Jefferson
*Mva Inauriineu Coim.... .
EnterpHae. Clnefnnatl. and
v x < o- ‘ * i -Putimm^Hanroril.
ALSO, (JKNKPAL LAND AGENT
For an vhody. w ho out nttn thhirbxulhesH to him,
4#-Ucl'eva to Col. C.'il. Welhurn. Alluntu: and
. JajmaryU-liUn.
5». N.KALON, ,
Ifookaeller, Nlntloxier anil Nofranmu.
. X>ppo»ltb JeasoiTrottera,
ApMy Hamilton St rooty lUi/row, Ga
M AUK L. WHITMAN, * *
of LouIhv 111,’lvy., formerly of ]linggold,Un.
; Wilioloisitlc
ilK 37 f tW?; 37 l'^UPAd.Wuy, > --a. 'i
—~ NrwYorkc
House ofltOtiEllS, MoiiOAN A (HtUHH, Ji\37
QAMUEL A. FAIN.
O «, : ■ withC.'D. SHuglnff A ?on,
^. G rocorm,
Produce CammiHaion ilerohnuta. and Duilorn
in W.hunx'and LlxitioVa,- '
a «^ t °" 1,, “ Slr,iCl -'" lla.t.more
W ksson a “ 0I1S
' ^ . ,«vnq •
General ^oinininsiQn *l!e> chants
< a. Bayysrar* { mm*
uofcv to Haml E. apron I la. Prea’t Merchant h'
F.xeUiinKO•National itnnkj .I. I.. XVortli. Cashier
Atlanttu Ga. - ;• nmrt-«m»
WAunux, si.,
y aid nil,. Surgeon nnd .-Accoucheur,
Offorri hfa Horvicos to-tlio inhabitunta of Dal-
ton. and the .surrounding country. Having at-
tended Honus of the beat Medlcnl Sehpnla ji
Caninlaand New York City be fucla eonllden
that ho can give gcuorn! aatlafnetlon.
0(ficc in'NOi 2; Over King's Store.
nKFKHKXCKR— ' „ '
Win; Tempest. M. D., Torqnto, Canada^
Wm, McGllJ, M. 1),, Oslmwai ’’
J. ; Foote, M.-D., nrooklyn, ”
Prof. Frank n.Hnir' , ‘— 1
nml Prof. Austin FI
ItolllvuellOKpittU, St
The pbor will bo 111
t Prof. Austin Flint. Attending
.. - \ New York. »nv
o attended freo of charge.
DALTOX, GEORGIA, TIIUR
lira, and fbogrEssxi'x: iis hoxjtiieBN uva-ianiasTs.
, SEPTEMBER 23, I860.
..•yvwwvwi^ww,
YOT, II—XO. 38.
A Now View oMIle PBlldenl Sllimtlnii,
A Now York corretpmulonti of llio ],ou-
isvlllo Courli’r-Jouniiil, writing on tho Till,
xnysi
I nm going to ti ll you fi si-crot. New
Englnnd in upon the verge of a general,
but perfectly silent, Dolltlitil revolution.—
Tho six Ynnkcc Hint -, Odlran iquuded,
nro nropnrlhg to join the Democracy.
The negro no longer inspires tho ardor
of tho i’uiitnn; there is danger of free
trade; there is danger of repudiation.—.
Knmbo.is the IVlend of both; nnd the llf-
leCuth nmcndmcnlt lit to bo employed by
tho Imperialists, tho rcpudlnlors, and tins
cnrin.l-nnirgiTs pnieliiiiiiiiig free Ir.ide
nnd unlvwal surirnge—ns n precedent fur
reducing New England to a single State.
New Englnnd sees lit thu negro a wild cat
uponItsheiuTh-rug. ItlookstoHtntosov-
erelgnly ns Us sole salvation. It will in
consequents) swap places and lssqcs with
Dixie.
Tho South, on tho othor hand, will he-,
como tho great ccntmllner. It will return
to power to Hnd n lot of rascality legisla
tion which it can only brush away by a
lVco use. of tho machinery tho Ihidlcals
hnvo fnbrlcnlod. Tho Radicals to save
themselves will resist with tho doctrine of
Stnto rights. A strong government will
ho tho consequence; 0011101111x011011; repu
diation; free trade; universal sulihigo; nnd
a big ox-rebel oligarchy. There Is libpo
fort!recce yet,
TVhvdon’tvi
(Ibernlteo aemftjt mul it. llr.Oliires.
A traveling Correspondent writes a very
Interesting letter to the New York 'Tri
bune, fropi' Cnricrsvilljly from which
Wo extract the following-
The. boundaries of this 1
M|>itnisli Wnrftirc.
Dr. Slmmona; lately returned from Cu
ba, says:
The Cuban army lias on th
oecasiots drawn !n lines qIo^l* ardlfnd Pn-
rto Prindpe. When about, to mnko an
- Pni tuf our State altaek, which niust have boon biiucchsiui,
vl^i t An U ih!i LC n 0 - , I *1? no i'A“» ho Savannah , tho Spanish commander has at tho hayo-
tiin Cl Qmi»t l . 'o,* a i H n 1 i'; on no1 ’ 8 polut sent alt tin; Cuban ladles and
» S2r» . i 8 fi l i? I ° r , Altt1, f^ a ? n I children In de»*o crowds t«> the van of m
” 1 ’ to stand ns sidehis heforo
>f .Spain and Cubnn volnn-
the Htuic from the Chcroke
mug to ticorgia Its present metes and I ces of dan
- .... . - ■, .
boundaries. Its length from north to I tha'SlraiiiSl
south Is about ISO miles <■— ! ■ - ”
, , . ,,,, cs, and width from ■ tears, tjucsadn, lor humanity’s sake, has
Kin! 10 Si 1 Iff,'"?*, to 10 ™ 1 ™, 10 l] 10 i wlthdrawnfromlhcattack. Dr. Himmont
Hlalo map It will 00 seen that 11 Is beam!-
fully tHvorsided with mountain .1
oyery where presoutlng to the eye: a beauty ! hanshv tlio hellish conduct of unprincipled
! ! , „ t ?. bc S!,t Spanish olllecrs and soldiers is lloyomt all
San I. 1 . 1 !, 1 ',, ° t ia n " H 1 . ^'iV 111 ! 1 1 tlescrlptlon. They mean to till the treneh-
which suggests .thoughts of plentiful bar- C3 with murdered women and children Iks-
vests and overllowlm? barns
. it 1 v fi .11 pin i ‘°r° 11,0 «ty shall be .sum
streams, it Is watered by tho Chickamau- lultnnlats •
?a, Cliatlooga, Xotlcy, Htawossn, Tuliu- —
a, Coosawattlo, OoHtnnauln, Etowah, ' shockime Mnnicr \m
Cotniesaugn, Toccoa, Carccay, Ellijuy and Tho Phranl
Chattahoochee Rivers, wltff iittutfreds Of!
their trlhuhirlcs, on tho sides of which lio J}o y cr »
A VERY A FUKEMAN. , , .
A't * rj t .) * ^ ATTORNEYB AT LAW ,
r rVJ t ^i^streot, Dalton, Gcoij'iii.
Will attoml promptly to all Law Claim* in tlio
Supreme Court of tlio United State*; Court of
Claim*, and Executive Dopurtmfcnt* at wa*b-
iiiff, I). C. nu the Federal Court* for tho North
ern District of Georgia, and bankrupt Qourtat
Atlanta, Ga.; In tho State Court* in the conn-
tio* qf NYbittiold, Murray, Gordon, Jlartow, Ca
toosa ami Dado. Mnyo-tf.
J V ATKINS,
** * .. . 'uAHItKTT ft llionixs,
Manufacturer* and Jobbers of
Hats, Caps alitl Straw Goods,
pAUTi JOA13H, Jl'„
Wholceulu floillci' 111 .
. I’xaciitubs Sth., Ati.ant.A, tf.i. - 1
Muy«7-ly.
abuse everybody, nnd nobody.has a ebancc
to light buck.. Them hint but one thing
Hint makes cm mail with one another, ana
that Is for one. feller to git more pap!, or
daddy, than ,tlio rest git. Then tho fur
Hies, and hides aro put on a polo. The.
whole unfortunate concern glls mad, arid
they remind pnft .of a pig rubnin off with n
year of oorli, and all tlio llltcrsquenllnaf-
erlilm. Editocssny iishijjh.prijsciplenc-
tiiatin an! hut a closo phserver snys, tlioy
nrc mad because the fortonnto individual
sold out .lbr a less price than they hnd been
ntkmo*'! ”>■ ><’ •' 1
Rut, to go hack to the main point—wore
tho Exaurelim a BUcUccss?. | If that is tho
question, whatconstlttites suckcoys'i 1 Why
to carry one pint. Welt, I mlglitsnysar-
knstlenll.y.thnUhecxcur-sion done Unit.nid
a half plirt over. Rut, seriously, if linving
n good time ntplher peoplu’s expcnsc.is it
suckciiss, tln ri they had it, and they on.
ojled it, lind wc nil enjoyed it, and have
ieen feclin good about It ever since. AVe
look liack nt it us a green Oasis, and havo
nothin to regret about it, only Hint they
dldTititny longer. Hike editors,luidluive
only made Huj forcgoing.caustic remarks
out of deference to Hie public, who liko
slander. -Yonheodrt’ttalKtomcnboutthc
Atlanta Slander Mill. I've wntchcd im-
man rintur for- Several years, nnd my opin
ion is that cVery man lias got a small slan-
deriuill in his own bosom. Sllindcr is ns
necessary to good moral lienllli ns turnip
(teens in the spring of tile year. Its right
isrd to live wIthout.it, and my opinion Is
that it dogs more good than lmrm. I al
ways Teel kinder toward a man after I hnvo
abused him. It sorter restores the equilib
rium. . -
lhit-the question is, were the Excursion
a snckccssV l-'itcli says it was, and Fitch
ought to know, for what lie did'll t sec, and
hear, and partake of, did’ut belong to tlio
onuceYn. 1 Itclidevclopcdnshewcntatong,
He drew bis pints ft-om history nnd Gaily
lco,and St. l’nul,nnd Gnsklll.nnuet ce tores.
He snysho.wnsTit demoralized or contnmi-
naledby Bullock, or Hulbert, or Glascock,
or Hancock, or nny other rooster.—
Fitbli is au honest editor—I don’t know
what his price Is, hut l’U bet he don’t ask
as little us some folks who put 011 nioro
pretensious. Several or cm don’t seem to
know how to write nbout It. . After gittin
all the gooft of it, they say well, we—hnd
a—very—good—time—and—lint—and Bul
lock nnd Hulbert—they—will, &c., and so
forth. Willingham enjoyed it, and sodid
Fitch, and they talk out of school. Fiteli
snys there aint but. two honest editors in
Georgia—one of whom ho is which, und
modesty forbids him to uarno tlio other.—
There is a heap of competition for that
othyr—and I don’t knpw who’l git it, but
I rnlher supposed it. -would ho between
Whitaker’s front and Dr. Bard's rear.
But, tlio Mention is, were the Excursion
a suckei-ss? One tiling is certain, I’m in
favor of bavin cm once a year, just for tho
ftm of tho tiling. It wns a glorious occa
sion. nnd done tho editors good. The
trouble with editors is Hint they can sec
oilier people’s faults, hut they can’t seo
their owti. Nobody ever writes ebont
em—every ono praises the other’s pnpersi
They even sny they are gratified that you,
Mr. Ilenry, have fied your time and tal
ents to sueli nu able sheet as Mr. Dtvi-
ncil’s! Great spoons! Good sakes! ns
Col. Akin would say. Bat 1 shnut make
any inueiidocs. I’ll refer tho matter to
Filch. Editors can write ns fool things
ns anybody, but nobody dare to tell 0111 of
it. Tho reason is nobody have got a pa
per to fight back in. I’ve thought 1 would
buy n paper, but then If I did I suppose I
would jino the fraternity nnd stand tip to
itty crowd.
But Hie question is, was tlio Excursion
a suckcess? Ilulhevt says it was, and
Hulbert is a man of parts. 1 might say
he wns a whale, nnd Hint tlio Press was
Jonah—hut I wont mnko such painflil al
lusions—nevertheless, jrulbevtwasasuek-
ccss-rthnt’s certain. He got tho editors
in the cautions State. 'They whispered
“cat in tlio theft! tub,” mid he hollered hi
a great big, double bass voice, “IRON.”
They said there’s poll licks In all this, nnd
ho shonted, “enal—anthracite -hematite
—marble—gold,” mid they hushed, and
went along as gently ns a drove of hogs
Ibllcrin a leaky corn wagon. I tell you
Hnlbertlind a devil .of a time of It, fdr
there were, a few harrows along who were
bal'd , to tote, but he tolled emi Ho did
certain, mid they cat his corn; and It was
good,sound crirn, nnd It fattened om, and
thoy mightent-to be ashamed of it. I don’t
think there has been any damage done to
tlteqe editors. Thcy’yohad li good,' jqllvi
Hide, (turns Will make am live longer. If
there’s anything wrong about it, It is owin
to the fiiet that editors aro so poor general
ly'Hint when' anything is offered to cm
gratifl. they go in,, whether it comes from
strong
Butler, tile. Beast, as tho leader of the par
ty? You can’t theorize Kentucky out of
her prejudices. She got them honestly—
She will stick to them courageously. Lot
her alone. Let the fifteenth amendment
alono. Let the nigger alone. Free trade
Is the idea; and' universal suffmgo—not
negro suffrage—Is the slave alike of freo
t radc and repudiation. These accomplish
ed, wo'wlll dismiss.Sambo, Ilcwill.havo
served his purpose, nnd wc will colonize
him upon Cuba or tho Dry Torlugns.
This is tho now party.
This tho ftiturc.
This, victory.
Amusing Court Hccuc.
Last week to ono;of the New Orleans
courts, n negro'wns called as a witness.—
The judge, who j*. noted for his austerity,-
hold out tho hook and tho witness, was
sworn, and was, of.coursc, expected tbkiss
the hook. But the witness avos unused to
criminal proceedings, nnd entertained cu
rious Ideas of the manner aud propriety
of swearing, and stood erect:.
“Why don’t you kiss?” ttemanded the
magistrate,
,( sar?” i~ - ■ — -- , .
“Ain't yau'gollig to kiss?” was again
•inquired.
“Snr!” repeated tho astonished darkey,
evidently mistaking thu meaning of the
court, and surprised beyond measure at
sueli an invitation.
‘Kiss, I’tell you,’ thundered out the.
■'■■■ I III II .11—W—Ullta I Will I Mif
Wm. 1*1*1111'* Ciirrlioio. I Negro Hint In Alnhmun.
William 1’oim’s old family enrrlngo hits The Montgomery papers chronicle a ri-
i coma into the possession of tlio Michigan, ot at Wilson's Station, un tho Montgomery *
ilitferebti Central railroad. The relic, is over ono aml ( Eufttula Railroad. X'vonegronienat-
‘ hundred and sixty years old, A gentle. J tacked Mr. Charles Melinite, and tho hit
man of Jackson, Michigan,either pyrelms- j ter killed one of tlieni with a knife. Me-
cd or fell heir to il, but on its arrival lie Dado then surrendered himself, and while
failed lo pay express charges, and so the on trial before nu examining court, the
company took possessittnlndefault, it is negrofs brake up tho court, nnd by last
ono of tho most interesting relies in the
1 1 ,,l-1 says that the titter .wretchedness caused
ana valley, | tlio wives, children and sisters of tho Cu-
yc n beauty ■ bnnaliv the hellish ermiluel of nniirinetnled
,s^s to Its , fore tho city shall be surrendered to rovo-
.hicknmau- ‘ 1,01,...: .,
‘sari yes sari’ exclninlcd the fright
ened nnd trembling darkey,'nerving him
self for tho contemplated embrace; anil
without more ndo the long arms of the shn
of Hum were thrown around the judicial
neck, and before, he Could be prevented n
stentorian smock resounded through the
court room.
“Quit, you beast—help! help!” shouted
tho magistrate. Rnt tho witness enjoyed
the luxury nnd the embrace was renewed
with unction.
“Take him off!” cried the court, white
tho loud shouts of the spectators testified
their appreciation of tho ftm. At last,
however, the Officers of tho court Interfer
ed, nnd tho lmlf-strangled judge wns res
cued from tho olnsp ol'-thb liberal witness.
A Hot rincc til Avtmnsnn..
A Mr. James Reedus, ayh|lq out hunting
in a ploco of land knoivu as the Black
Hammock, in Chicot county, Arkansas,
fired it charge of turkey shot at a rabbit a
short distance oil', the whole load entering
the ground, from which there immediate
ly arose a light blue flame and hazy clouds
of smoke. Mr.. Reedus was very much
alarmed, hut advanced uenr enough to the
place, which was emitting a sulphurous
smell, to observe that, the Mound around
had assumed the color id' brimstone, -nnd
was fast crumbling into the appearance of
Joe-nails nnd crisped hair, in mm dissolv
ing into, smoko nnd si noli. The whole
nelghbortfiSa wiis much excited,' and hun
dreds had visited theseene, now sunk deep
into the bowels of the earth, but still Emit
ting occasional whiffs of suioki’. Wjtan
ritr Collimtitri.
ThoFluunix says: “A young woman,
wiis found dcntl on Saturday
near a stream about threo and ahalf miles
from tho city. From tho marks upon her
person It is supposed that sho had been
outraged and then murdered. No clue as
yet 1ms been discovered as to the perpetra
tor of this foul act,- The jury of inquest
impanelled by Coroner Thompson met,
hut have not yctnrrivcd at a decision. Tho
post mortem examination wns made by
Dr, R. W. Glbbcs. Her head anil face
were wounded In several places; tliosknll
fractured, nnd the neck also showed mark;
of violence, Which undoubtedly caused
death; ”
. . A Nimv Way.
Fire insurance to Japan is simple, hut
cllhctlvc. No paid-up capital is required.
Tho “company” consists of the Mikado,
Who. issues ouo general“policy,’’ which
ho calls' nn edict. Tho chief condition of
tho policy is, that every person whoso
house catches fire shall lmvc his bend cut
off'. The losses hnvo been very light.
Cure for 1-olsoit Onlf.
A correspondent of tlioS. F. Alta gives
this as a euro for Poison Oak:
“Simply bathe the parts poisoned with
hot water, ns hot as can ho home; keep in
creasing the temperature till It can no
longer ho used without burning. Press a
soft towel against tho parts, so as to ab
sorb the water, and avoid rubbing; then
apply a rather strong solution of strong
navy, or plug chowing tobacco on tho poi
soned places, and letltdry. Thosolutjon
is best when tlio water is hot. 1 have
tried this and* havo been cured, or very
nearly so, in two days—four days at tho
most.” ,
Nolil!
A steamboat on tho Mississippi passed
a drowning mnn. Tlio unfortunate man
struggled,splashed,tlounderednud scream-
vast extents of bottom lands, which in
fertility of soil nml variety of production
nro unsurpassed by any oilier region on
the globe. Though tills was (lie last set
tled Bccllon of tho State, and even now
only partially known, by Us railroad nml
river facilities, oven bolero the war it hnd
won for itself tlio cognomen of tlio “Flan
ders of tlio South.”
Who .that ever traveled ou the Western
and Atlantic Railroad, imlayaofynre, docs
not remember tho largo depots til Dalton,
Calhoun,-Adnlraville, Etowah, Alntooim,
Ackworth nnd Mnvlotta, filled to overflow*
tog with wheat, corn, liny, bgconfftna cot
ton, which tyi'iity daily trains could scarce
ly empty in time for the next crop? Aud
all tins wns accomplished hv a primntlvo
system of agriculture, tlio average produc
tion being upon Idw-lamls front twenty-
live to fifty bushels of corn, from fifteen to
twonty-llyc bushels -of wheot, and from
fifteen to twenty bushels of oats. Tho
productions of uplands was from ten to
iwcnty-flvo bushels of corn, nnd other
cropsnVerelu proportion. Grasses, too,
grow spontaneously waist and shoulder
high, nml-red anil-white clover also, mak
ing line pasture land for cattle, without
the assistance of guano, nr nny of tho
manipulated manures, consequently wo
nro anxious to. sec experiments made nt
farming on strictly scientific principles up
on the best lands, and from the little we
know of the matter, wo confidently pre
dict a result not dreamed of by any of tlio
people of tho South.
In 18.-|0 and 18(10, a gentleman living
about fom-mites from Mils place, raised au
average of 2,000 pounds of seed cotton to
tho acre, and in other counties many plan
ters raised ten .bates of cotton to the hand,
and larger crops of grain nnd pork tliau
can he raised’.anywhere in Southwestern
Georgia. Besides tho cereals and cotton,
the grape grows luxuriantly'eveh'Yvherc,
nnd needs but culture to make the vine
yards bud mid blossom like tho roso with
their luscious fruit. Teaches nnd tipples
grow finely, ou tlio uplands, and llio small
fruits on all binds. Sheep raising may ho
made very profitable), ns tho mountains
5f tho mineral productions of Cherokee
country,
An Evror tlmt nun nut nn I'.rror,
A New Hampshire paper hns n funny
.typographical error. It speak* of a re
ception ^ivon Ron. Eutler, when the band
struck up “Nail to the thief.”
Two OfllCCM.
General Sherman’s commis«ion as Sec
retary of War appoints him until the end
of the next session of Cong rc.-s. The law
does not prevent hint from holding the two
oflkes of General and Secretary of War,
but he must elect which salary he will ac
cept.
Good Water Power.
Water runs over Niagara Falls at the
rate or 1,500,000,000,000 cubic feet every
minute, giving a water power auflicicnt lo
perform all the manual labor In the State
of Now Tptk. . ^ ['. ' *
ZollicofFur** Nluycr Kliot*
Information from Bourbon county, Ken
tucky, Is to the effect that C'ol. Fry, who
killed General Zollicoffor, was shot and
mortally wounded by n citizen, on Tues
day, the 24th or August. Ho had gone
with two soldiers lo search a citizen".-,
house, nnd wns told that if lie persisted in
doing so lie would he shot. lie persisted
in ids determination, mid wiis shot with
a common allot gun ns lie entered the gate,
Tlio person wito shot him ran through tlio
house, seized a horte and made his escape.
tov« in IXIrIi l.UYv
Chang, tho Chinese giant, is up to his
cars (l. o. about eleven feet) inlovowilh
Miss Swnn, the Noyn Scotia giantess.—
This overgrown dnmscl is about ten feot
high. ‘
A State In Prospect.
Dckota territory will soon be knocking
at tho doors of tho-Union. Villages, aro
said Ip bo springing up thcro rapidly.—
Moro than 5,000 persons havo emigrated
to the territory this summer. Tlio present
population is reckoned at 20,000^ and‘47,’
000 acres of land havo lately been taken
up under tlio liomostertd and prc-empllflu
laws by actual settlers. ;
llnrri to Itcliove.
A Georgia paper makes men lion pf hav
ing' scon'a .bunch, of grapes upoii .which
were at Icitat two thousand fully.developed
aud perfectly ripe grapes.
accounts held Me.Dado anti llio *horilT be
leaguered in a house which they were
threatening loburn. The sheriff was anx
iously awaiting tlio arrival of a detachment
oflroops which had been sent, to take him
and his prisoner out. of tho hands of tho
infuriated Africans.
IIow Inconsistent.
A Radical paper lias for its motto, u Bo
sure you are right and then go ahead.”
Tlio poor fellow-editor must bo crazy.—
He is "a lost sheep if lie thinks ho is right.
Tlio Torrtblo Unlf.
During the gale at Boston, Mr. (J. M.
Clark was walking the street, when a fti*
rious gu.M of wind tore up the wooden side
walk on which lie was walking, and tho
timber was hurled with sucl* violence
against his head his skull was badly frac
tured, hi* lips Severely cut and one of his
»broken, lie died in a short time.
J. ”• if
’ foioOTohftIHn r > >' 65!_. V,., _,
Gfrooers, Liquor & Oommission te^hoelmiilt^fmyfS " - m
MEUCtlANTS,
1>C,W<10 ' n
- j-. v/ r» - DAa/rwronw
Order* solicited. m£03ut
V. jonks, - 1 '’
b.Ytn
Dry, Gooilat, Boots, siiofiq,
jou-y incioiios.
Watchmaker anil Joiveiciv
< Nes'jiroaStQrci
in tho condition of my friend Underwood,:
who said.ho-wns.rendy to diu totho name
ofitlmrDot'd-r’for ha wfts oveii ( wltli tlie.
world—that,ta«*MjaypdillhgBi Alt tonny as
hu didu’t .owe, iu)u nothing to pay with. -
But tho main questfon te,' Were the Ex
cursion a suckcess?.
AYoiftl, truly, ■ • ■
B;i,t. Aitr,
Arrested ro« JUtr>inz.» WliUo WoniBi!.
CROCK GUY, Ac. > > ArrCSlCii " ,M,V .
orsofif—Yiint Stfey tatnftios 4' fiegro matt was arrestedin Atlanta,
vGa., ft few days (igo.-phargea With marry-
tog n. white woman. They were both stmt
to.tho chain gang for six niqnths.- They
of tho 'State. Mtmv may tliiuk
“hoax” gotten hi) for the. sensntion of the
hour, hot we assure them that it.is not.'—
Mr. T. S. James, our informant, who is
(Yom Ohicot county, is stdiiping at tho
tVashlngton, and doesn’t look like a mnn
who would docelvb a' whole community
about such a trilling thing as the discov
ery of hell in Arkansas. — Vwksbunj Times.
Another t'onl-Hhnft Fire—Fifteen Men
Injured.
St. Lotus, Mo., Sopteroher 0.—Tho
Wnrrcnsburg coalmine, at Carbon Hill,’
Mo., caught lireln tho main shaft, on JI011-
day lost, white fifteen men were to tho.
initio. Seven of the men succeeded in got-'
ting out by flinging to the ropes of an as
cending car, although thoy worp badly
burned, lint the remainder were forced to
remain in tlio mine until tlio, fire wns ex
tinguished, when they were rescued ill a
more or less Injured condition. The fore
man, Mr. Harvey, is probably fatelly luirt.
lloinnntle Old .Htochlnjrs.
There is n very rcspcctnblo lady now
living in this county, not a dozen mites
from this city, who has a pair of stockings
tlmt horfathor bought inSpringtiold) lilt,
forty yenrs ago for her to bo married In.
She,horstetor-in-liiwaudfourofhordaugh-
ters, wore all married in the self same pair
of stockings- Shoyctlms a blooming and
beautiful unmarried daughterwhodeoinres
that sho too will stand ns a bride in tho
same dear old stockings, provided sho gels
married, before the death of hor tnotner,
who, by Hie way,', is ca'roftilly preserving
them to bo buried in. The indy snys-that
thls is the only pair of stockings that she
ever had’ that wtn‘0- bought from n store.
She also says that sho has raised tho cot-
tonantlcarded,spun nnd knit all tho stock
ings for herself, her husband and all their
children. Tlmt pair of stockings cost ouo
dollar nud thirty cents, forty years ngb.
Jacksonville Journal..
., JSov style of Floor Covering.
An cxclit ™ r J
liapers; i
purpose,
wall, «nd-Iay them down onoby one, past.
tog them till your floods covered, thou
let it dry; tlien lay another in the samo
way. When ngniu dry, get somo'wall pa
per of a suitable color, and pnste. all over
■It. When dry, go over it again with a
good coat of varnish, and you have a nice
covering for your floor, which will Wear
ns long ns a cqrpct, and look as well as oil
Georgia, there is iioend. In Dade, Walk
er and Whitfield counties thcro nru exten
sive deposits of coal, sandstone nml iron.
In Walker county there is gravel ore sim
ilar to that to Missouri. In Murray, Un-
ou, Gilmer, Fannin, Hnbcrslmm, Frank-
ill, Ilnll, Lumpkin, Cherokee, l’ickfiis.
jass, Faultling, Polk, Carroll. Campbell
nnd Heard counties, nro tile gold mimes of
Georgia. In tlieso counties lodes nml de
posits Have been oxtcnslvcly worked—inn
primotivo way, to ho sure; hut they lm\‘e
produced enough to induce the Govern
ment to establish a mint, at Ditlonega,
which was in successful operation until
.tho breaking out of the war. The most
celebrated mines are Hit} White Path nnd
Cartcruy ofOilliler eotmty, tho Chestatce,
Chastain, and a number of others In
Luiiipkin’ county, tho Sixes and Pasco
mines of Cherokee, tlio Alntooim of Cass
county, aud the Villa Rieu, Bonner nnd
Otven mines of Carroll. Wo have been
repeatedly assured by practical.miticrs,
who havo visited Ihu Bodily* mountains
and tlio mines in Nevada and Idaho, Hint,
witli llio improved machinery nud the in
troduction. of sluico-wnshing for deposit
gold, gold-digging hero could be mnde
more profitable than in California. It is,
indeed, ft fact that there is scarcely a
stream ■ within tiro aliovo named limits
where nny ono with a common frying-pan
and shovel, limy not obtain gold enough
to pnv good wages. Statuary marble hns
also been found -in Pickens comity, and
was oxtonsivoly Worked before tlio war.—
TherO is also nlcdge about four miles from
ibis place.. Slatoofn sujierior qunlltv lias
been found in Polk county, nml Manga
nese is abundant to this (Cass) county.
•IronAbounds almost everywhere In this
region, nnd from Us proximity to coal,
eand-stone, and lime, mid llio great water
power—essential requisites in tlio manu
facture of iron—it would seem Hint nature
had intcuded tills as a great mnnufaclur-
Ingcontrc—in Ihct, as a second Pittsburgh.
Before the war tho Etowah Rolling Mill
and tonfnrnaces wore in full blast, nnd
thoy turned out about 2G0 kegs of nails,TO
to 20 tons of rolled Iron, and ’between 78
nnd 100 tons of pig metal a day, besido
lloliow-wave and machinery casting fully
equal to tlio demand. From thoseTnrim-
ces the rolltog-millnt Atlanta wns furnish
ed with pig metnt,.ns" well ns the several
foundries in’ Hint city, Macon nud Augus
ta. All of theso, with tho exception of
one were destroyed during tho War.
Labor is cheaper hero than it over was
before-, and water privileges arc so plenty
tlmt there could.not probably be found a
single place within tho limits of Ohorokoa
Georgia tlmt would 1m five miles from a
stream of sufficient fall nud water to turn
a merchant'mill.
In climate wo nro greatly blessed. In
summorthc thermometer rarely rises high
er than 00 degrees, and then-tho nights,
oven during Hid hottest, weather, are al
ways pleasant. In winter Hie thermome
ter seldom falls below 82 degrees, and ne.v
or to tlmt moro than throe successive days.
Tho avemgo.temperature of the winter
months at sunrise is 42 degrees, nml at 12
ni„ 60 to 64 degrees. Thls.pai't of Geor
gia is remarkable, too, for tlio variety of
its mineral springs. Among those Hint
hnvo bocn improved are the Powder
Springs, inCobbcountyiRowland Springs,
In this (Gass) county; Gordon Springs, In
Gordon county; (.'atoma Springs, in Ca
toosa comity, and ColuMnli jsptingt}, in
Murray county. Besides these, there are pno'
hundreds of others .scattered all through nice
this Cherokee Georgia of greater or less
local celebrity* A sulphur vein 1ms lately
been accidentally iitttlijritv this place by
diggiug a well’, and it bids lull* to do a fiuo
spring. *
tornth ntncndnient to tlic eonstititUou is
Wlmt “Old lien-’ WUIntu*
Old Ben Wade jins been heard from
He says that Iiuyos, tlic Radical oandidnto
for Governor, In Ohio, will “boheatenout
of sight”, Old Ben regards Pendleton as
' " ’ ; net only for.QhVeroo?
i next Presidency.
SiiKKCHtM u Hucwtion.
Hog went up some distance i
He did so, and found the water scarcely
knee deep. A morofoolish, sheepish look
ing fellow than lie, ns tho ladles and gen-
tlcnicrt on tho boat sqrcnmcd with laugh
ter at the ludicrous scene, would bo hard
to meet. - ..
Corn.
Corn is advancing rapidly in this mar
ket, says tlio Macon Telegraph, under tho
very tmihvorablo advices from tho corn
crop in Tcnnessco antj in the North west.
Our East Tennessee exchanges say tlio crop
has boon nht short this season to nn alarm
ing extent, and will bnrcly'besufficient for
homo consumption. If sueli is tho fact,
and wo have ho reason to doubt It, Goor-
gia plnnters will save money by pursuing
a very economical course with tho little
they have'-raised. Corn is now stiff at
$150 per bushel iu tills market, and tllal,
too, ia (lie shadow of the now. crop, nnd
wo undertoko to say, Hint on tlio first of
June next, if our reports are correct, it
will command 62 00 per bushel in Macon.
Look olltl *
AJlrunltcu Mnn Killed byllolnsUlivown
Down Hlntrs.
A drunkeii man stopping nt. tho Brad
ley Hotel, in Portland, Insulted two ladles
and endeavored to force his way into their
room; when tlio clerk threw him down
stairs. In fulling, his skull was fractured,
nnd ho died a short time afterward. His
nnmo wns Patrick Murray, Ho wns a
tailor, and hat! a Wife nnd three children.
Sensible.
Tho Louisville Courier-Journal puts tho
following pertinent questions:
Why should tho Federal government
pay thirty millions of dollars per year to
the National hanks for issulnga blue back
currency when it can issue greenbacks, a
better currency, without paylngnuything
nt nil?
Wily should wo keep up nn army of fif
ty tliousnrd men nt nn expense of 3 *0,000,-
0o0 aycnr, when an army of ten thousand
men, well managed, would do moro titan
tlio fifty thousand show nny sigus of. do
ing?
IIow can speolo paymentsever bo resinn
ed when thcro is nn actual drain' of 800,-
000,000 n year in gold to Enropofor tho
paymontbiTiUercst to tho European bond
holders who don’t liny a fartliing’s tax up
on tho bonds?
IH-oovcrj,
The Treasury detectives to New York
hnvo a cluo to tho whereabouts of a litho
graph stone, from which half a million
spurious five dollar notes hnvo been print
ed, nndliaYe possession of tho stone used
in producing imitation five dollar bills oh
llio Jewett National Bank.
“Wlitit Do I Coro for '\Voriiih?’>
"Come, Bob; got up," said nn indulgent
father to bis hopeful son tlio othor .morn
ing, “Remember tho early bird catches
tho worm.”
“Wlmt do I care for worms?" replied
(ho young hopeful; “mother won’t let mo
All (Mil llol-AO.
■ “The American Farm Book” mentions
a horse Halt died at sixty-seven years of
ago. Too old fur sausage.
Tlio Colton Croirln Ismlsltiun.
The New Orleans Picayune says that
unless the local press is greatly deceived,
or unduly alarmed, tlio cotton crop In sev
eral of tho parishes will bo cut oft’ nearly
one-half by tho worms. Iiipropittous
wenther, too, iu a few of tho northern par
ishes, sinco tho middle of August,'has hud
a vory injurious effect upon tlic plant.—
!Vhat witli. the worms, tlio unfavorable
weather hnd the scarcity of labor, tlio cot
ton crop of Louisiana is likely to fall con
siderably short of tile estimate current lit
mldsumihcr. * ' _ ' “
Dcftcrtptlou of it Hnalio.
A Now Englander who had nevor scoit
a rattlesnake, killed one in Iowa a few days
ago. Ho described it as "a pretty snake
tlmt played a tune With Its tail,” ,
Well Matched.
A farmer being asked if his horses wero
mulched said, “Yea, they uro,matched
first rate; oneof them is willing to do all
tho work nud tho other is willing lio
should. ”
tlci'm-nto Gnnilng.
ThoCtirnesb, when their nionoy isg
sometimes stnko their lingers on a iq
chance. During the game they kcoj
them a vase of sensante oil, under w
afire Iskept hnrning; and between the
players is plnccd a * ’ ’ ‘
thu wimml. This operation does not pre-
rent tho players from beginning tlga; .
Such is the account of travelers who havo
visited China, Incredible as it may appear.
Miss
balloon.—J' 1 '
Suppose she bail fell out ami broke her
neck, could tin y have “saved her bacon?”
Duiicliipc Over tlio drove*.
There was a dance nt the late re-union
at Gettysburg. They .should have .had
the negro minstrels there. The performer
with the “hones” would have found plen
ty of instruments at haml.—JCx.
AVo think the deed was black enough,
without having hurjit cork professionals
present.
Unlioallliy State. 9
ThcMassachusetts “Stilt ol.iquor Agen*.
cy” sells 800.000 yoi'lliof rum a month for.
“medicine.” That mnjtboa terrible tin-
liealtby State.
K’rnlscwbrlhy;
The colored citizens of Spalding county
held a meeting in Grillin on tho 10th, to
express .their condemnat ion of the roblmr-
ie8 anil violences commuted iti.that region
by ‘In band of robbers nml assassins, com
posed chiefly of colored men,” and pledg
ed Uleir best efforts to bring the offenders
to justice. ■ i
CVnclty to Auinmlw.
It is crueliy to nnlmtila in England to
carry fowls with tho head downward, and
a in,an has just been lined iu ClialltamTor
the offence.
For Five Year*..
David Ross, w.lio wns uniter sentence of ■
death, nnd was lo have been hnng on tlio
8(1 of September, has had his sentence
changed to Imprisonment iu the. peniten
tiary at Little Rock, Ark,, for the term of
Gveyoars. RossisaChcrokeoIndian, and
was 6cutenced. to ho hung lor tho killing of
it white nmn who married in Hie Nation.
Liberal munition. * •
Thq New York Stock Exchange, til a
meeting held Wednesday afternoon, goner-
ously Bubscribod the sum of 85,000 for the
relief Of the families'of the dead miners at
Avoudnlo. . '
(Joins to try liictn.
The Bniubridgo'Argus learns that two
farmers .of Decatur county have ordered a
lot ol Chinamen. They propose to niako
the next crop of cotton with their labor,
thereby testing their cnpacity for cultivat
ing this staple.
Value of« Matrimonial Promise.
In Montreal on Saturday, Sophia Gran
ger recovered 335,000, of ono' Boning, for
not keeping hts promise lo marry her.—
Oh, Sophfti - _'
. Cot toil in SiuMlcrNVllln.
4Ye learn from theSnudcrsvilloGeorgian,
that about' twenty-live bales now cotton
sold lit Snudersvillo last week, at prices
ranging fromS!l to SO cents.
Lttilo Stvnllntf.
A couple of negroes were attested in Co
lumbus a day or livo ago for stealing black
crape froin the door-knob of a dwelling.
Well Armed.
A Chicago man (of course, ho lives in
Chicago) mado arrangements to kHl his
wife, and when the polloe, alarmed by her
orics of murder, broko Into tlio room, tlicy
fonnd upon tho bed from which the wife
kpraug when they outoted, two gttns, are
yolyer, a keen bowio knifo, and several
honvy iron bars. The sanguinary husband
had three moro gttns iu a trunk, to bo used
in enso of necessity.
WIint’s llio llllCerci’oo T
With many womon.. «otng td ehUvcllJa
HUlo better than 'looking into it bonnet
shop.—-ftic/iiiui/ei
With many men, going to church is.lil-
tlo better thaii looking in upon.tt party of
pi-otty girls.
Vi) wonder 1
A strong minded woman in New York
wns'lioard to remark tho othor dtfy that
sho would marry a mint who had plenty
of monoy, though ho was so ugly she had
lo scream every time she looked at him.
Ii'ClVi!(ltCllti
A genius out Wc.-l has just patented a
machine fur making chestnuts out ofsweel
potatoes. Ho Is n. brother to tho old man
who put handles to ppickly pours nud sold
them for currycombs.
-rue I,ntost..
“Paregoric weddings” tire Hie latcst.r-
It is the first anniversary after .the birth of
a descendant.,
, .' * /.' ■ Itiiinoi’.
. There is a rumor in Paris that Napoleon
will probably abdicate, owing to his lia
bility to sudden, attacks of illness, which
Incapaoitato him for business.
“M«lio It Three.**
Au individual lately sued a Indy for
hroach of promise. Her friends ottered to
settle for two hundred dollars. ‘‘What, ”
ho cried, “two hundred dollars for.ruined „
hopes, a shattered nljnil, a blasted lilo, In lronoli loiittjMiii.uj.
and a bleeding heart! Never! Never!— Tltcre. arc thiityTlvq. Americans in the |
Novcr! Milke it three and its a bargain. ’’.French pcuiteathiry. 1
Sow Colton .11(11.
Nashville,.-.Tennessee, is putting tip a
“What,” 3300,000 cotton mill.
About Illfdit.
The Bainbridgo Argus does not bclievo
in Chinese emigration, but thinks the nnr'»
gro “tho host Qottoii-makihg machine, in
tho world.”
Im’t*cnslu/?.' ‘ . . • r -r - .
Thcro ar6 at the present time In London
and itssuburbs aliout ninety Roman C’ath-
dhc church’es anil chapels. At the begin
ning of tills century there'were only tliir-
toem • ~ ' 1 ' • * "
ltoi.0 Xot. . .
InrOpjy to a paper which'called Gener
al Sherman “the coming man,” a Georgia,
journal Says it “hopes ho is not coming
that way again. ” ■
. *• ° -- '■ ,.
A Hint to Dutton.
The City Council of Griffin hold a called
meeting ou Thursday last, ami formally
subscribed tbo S2o,000 stock which was re
cently Voted by the citizens. •
Itoiv to Catch the Yarnilnte.
A raiser of poultry' in Louisiana has
dug ft Welliltthecutmnccorbis hen-house,
and placddatilthigcovcToiiit. Kisc.ateli
averagcs.ono negro a night. '
Scnrcll.v of Iluuils.
■' Cotton picking has fully begun iu.Tcnt
ticssco, hut itts.feuVedthat a large portion ..
of the orop will ho lost through Hie imibil-
ity-of tho planters to obtain hands iasomu .
localities. They are offering S3 per day,
and cannot obtain them at that price.
-*■
“IIllBSTlUK tMIIJtl ot Home.**
A married woman on being naked to
waltz, gave the fatten tog sensible and ap-
propriiiteanswer: “Nti,-1 tlmnk you, sir,
X have hugging enough at home,”
FpSjr
To tliffik that you catii make pork out of
pig-iron, or that you can become a shoe
maker by drinking sherry cobblers.
A Itml lto}-,
A Tcnucssee youth ot' ftventy-t ■> >
copfcssed to eight murders, "
rears