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Newspaper Page TextDJSaHOOBATIO IK POUTIGSl PUlllS AND BKAUTIJntTt, IN LrrEKAXUME j AND PUOaUESSIVB IN SOimiEItN INTEltESTH. BY J. T. WHITMAN. i ty s y 1 M)MM \* h* DALTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1870. MIMtUUMOTH GAUDS. a „. Will practice In nn thoeontitlcs composing tho tin-collection orciilms. l/ robly tl |.;A,W.#0MX»0X. .r - ^ •> tuWMktt, ■ -fOHNSON A MoOAMY. % 0 - ATTORNEYS AT LAW, tu tho U. 8. DlitrlotCpyrtfrt Atlanta, mr-ly Un WllUln YOnr Wt«n«, Is is plcaisanH” exclaimed a young niisimiid, Inking his sent ill the rocking clmtr us the supper things were removed, Thu (Ire glowing In the grate, revealed a ptetty nml uently fttrnlshod sitting room, with nil tho appliances of comfort. JJ WARREN, M. D., ■Bfc’iJPILTS'iMrai! Ul . jATTOntigY AT LAW, •ag . King 8t root, Pnlton, Qfo ly* Attorney at Law, Ofleet M Door, Upktalr* In Glenu UulUllug, Ballon, Uoorgln.. Urn ^JKApOIl A n^OTlIUUS, • . .£-~ * - BAOCO 6i>Mjlis»tbx MEltcn.lNTS, or. of ScKSfi \yhituii,ni« Aiig-|y tyiiltuluUl street, Atlsnts, On A merican hotel, Alubuitia, Str., Atlanta, On' WitiTit it WiiiTtoog. PrbpHetor. jy. n. wttor, clerk. . Angifitgaeurricil’taanil from -Depot ftoo of Winryo. ■krAMONATi Htymn., • , JM Noar Union Pa**engor Shod, v ,, Clmttnpooga,Tenn. A. I. MILLER, Proprietor. Hounltnlltr, Comfort, Convontonoo nml Econo- mj^comtilnua In tlio yinnngempnt. T.nf I IlAHUriTT rt 111! Manufactnrorrt nml Jolilwra of lints, Caps anti Straw Goods, pAt’l. ,10N1», Jr., Wliilciiili lieutof in BrninHesJWliHfs. XVUMMi*, Clit«,fAr. P.ltWtTttKK Srn., Aft AST A, Ut. ; »tnV,fr-l>V""r:..'’"'■ -pIT.NKlt A HMfrtr, Corner Urotul nml Howard 'Btroot*, - - ' tl’ltner’a Ohl HtUmltV ■Inly! . noMfy Gnoyni , ■TTOMU AGAIN I” '»■' j. c. RAWI.INS, .. At hla own llou.o ugli Hti •' CH O I O liJI O' r A- E L , ‘* lMnfl(lrtJcl, Home,On. ^ P^jW'l'snr.jtitKoy to nml from. Hotel fryo of tf X.JIBAWK, rtuur Bookseller. Nlntlmter nml Nowsilinn, Amt punier In Iiry'loml*. Uroeerlen, I’miliieo. Apr.lyre*i ■ liuinmunHtreot. nAtTOKi Ua. . ^'^^UC.D.E.ntrASon, WihlMnla «i'<x‘oi-h, t'lodiiM Cuminl-elaa Mereljantinn'ntl nciilere 31 Nniihjfowuh! 8troot, itftlttnifvte. W.'": mouixs. •UUN AND LOCKSMITH. Denier In NSW Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, etc. opposite Tllilm tloiiHo', Hamilton siroel. . New. Iltnne niailntn order, nml • nit; riTnlrlnB \\onu on short ttotlws t«ul wurmhlnd* nmr-l> J,' f ' .^SuvMOTWfAS, STALEY A CtL . • Wholetulq 1 G-rooors, Liquor & Oommission MERCHANTS, « South ithwonr lltirtt'l sireote. between Lombnra auilTnitt Streets BALTIMORE. Onl.msollclteil. nrsnm AT LAW, Kln» Street, Dutton, Ucorgln. rit'll«nthii¥eutTom;t T of CtiHuts nml Executive Deinirtmenle nt Wimh- tnn, I). 0. i in tile Fedemt Courte for tile Xortll- tie. of Wtitlltehl, Mutiny,Ooixluti, Itnrtow, Co- toovuuml DaUe. Mnytt-tf. JOHN IIIGGINH, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Shop In Dr. llrowu'n New BWg Store, Ilnuitllmi Struet, Dolton, Uonrnln. llnmtenmo .look nfmiro .tewelry, for Uitlon suit Uuntlouten, wutenes etooks oto. Re|mir- i«8 ilently umleUh.tniltintly exeeuteil. Jut, t. ■J^-KDICAL AXFsUUUICAL NOTICE. Ufif/A'i'W. Hlvlitirx Ac Son, mA »| ,Konnorly of South Cnroltna, fomlor their 1’roflH.lanitl nurrloos to tho clll- r.en. of Dutton nml .nrroondln* oottutry. spu. vi*!,VM^MVTOi<ei,t. jttroeta, ami nlglit ut riwliliinco on Thornton Av«nut'. formerly oceuplctlbyklr. .1. II. King. JnnunryS-ly. T\R. B. U. BB«W: mi J t.e.Vriirj Ml mrance and Land Agent. Aitont for AStnn Lifo nnit Klro Ii).iiruiioe Com ptmyt nt«s JetTomon unit .ruine. River . Pntnani, llar^fonl. AfeO. CKNEIlAL LAND AUBNT For nnvlKMly whoeutrilte their lliulmliw to lllm. JWItefer. to Col. C. 11. Wolbpm, Atlnntniliml Cn). IY.II. Tihhs Imwry A Knnpn. Hon. D, A Willker unit Cel. J. A. «• UunkS Dutton, Un. D^T'^T.-I 7Wn.'.Ml OTBIUIA Fonuurly of Knox Comity, Tenn. vleo to tho poonlo of till* nml Hurroumling ooimtry. All work wuinintoil. Tuniw ciujli. All (UMiniMOHoftho tcolli trwitpa am-cojwfullj’, or no niy roo ut rod. Artltlclal tooth Imiortrd *■••• nihhorlMialisor uuyrwnyiiroftjrriMl, * ... ^ ... . ^&&ou,l>ti *ithnr.Ulvlng«&& lialton. tin. ocly K O^lfeRJL^hVh'iit'iAtrchiiBCd from hla lirothur, hla Intoroat ill tho Livery, Feed aid Sale Stable, Crawford Struov Dalton, Gn., Whore ho will ho liioiiaWl to fiirnlah to tho l»ubllo, at all honrgi No. iltorao* anil Now ling- K>os. l lmvo a Voiiim'oillnnM Hack; alao a "»Kon. and horHuh. tp lctr and would ro- *lM'ctfbUv, w kthocltUen*tind puhlloRononilly !<>KlvomoiicaU. 8took T rod,PP abort notice, m -v. w~:?U8Lq|i Htock . til, l’anprletor. i reside. Ills pretty wife, Esther, took her rork.nnd sat down hy Ilia tnhle, “It is pleasant to have a homo of ona’s own,” lie. again said, taking a satlsfiictory survey faf his little quarter*. Tho cold rain licat against tho windows and ha thought ho felt renlly gmtaral for nil his present comforts. “Now If Wcouly had n piano,” exclaim ed tho Wifo. “Give me tho music of your own sweet votco before all pianos in creation, ” ho ob served, comnlimcuturlly; hut he felt a cer tain secret disappointment that Ids wife’s thankfoincss did not happilySchimo with ills own. “Well, wo want ono [for our friends,” skid Esther. .“Let our frlcmls conio to boo us, and not to hoar a plauo,” exclaimed the hus band,- “But, George, everybody lias a piano, nowadays—we don’t go anywhere without seeing a piano,” persisted Esther. “And yet 1 don’t kuow what wo want ono for—for yon will have no tnno to piny on one, and 1 don’t wnnt to hoar it.” “Why tlioy nro so fashionable—I think our room looks nearly naked without ono. ” “I think it looks just right.” “I think it looks very naked—wo want a piano shockingly,” protested Esther, emphatically. Tho husband rocked violently. “ Your lamp smokes, my dear,” said ho after a long pnusc. “Whcnareyougoingtogctoneofthonow kind of lamps!! I have told you a dozen times how much wo ncod one,” snid Es ther, pettishly, • “These nro very pretty Inmns,” snid her husbnnd. “Tho prettiest of the kind I Over saw.” “But, George, I do not think our room is complete without n lump of the new style,” Bnid Esther, sharply. “They are so fashionable! Why, tho Morgans amt many others I might mention, nll.JittVo them;I am sure we ouuhtto.” “We ought nut to take linttern by other people’s expenses, and I don’tseu iinyrcn- sou lu that.” Thclmsbnmnnoveduncneilyinhischiiir. “We want to live ns well ns others,” said Esther. ' • “We ,wnnt to llvo within our means, Esther.’.’ . “I am stiroyou can nfl'iird It ns well ns tho.Morgnns nml Tltorns; we du not wish to appear moan.” (leorge’s chock crimsoned. “Mentii I am not incnnl” ho cried, tu»- ® ‘Thon wo do not jvjsh to nptienr so,” snid his Wife. “To complete this room, nml make it look like other people's rooms, we wnnt n pinno nml fnsliionnblc lamps.” “Wo wnnt—tvo want!” muttered tho husband; “there's no satisfying woman's wants, do wlmt you may, nml he abruptly left tho room. How ninny husbands nrc in a similar di- lcmmaf Hmv tunny houses and husbontta are rendered uiienmfortiiblo by the eon- slant dissalisfactioii urn •vile with present comforts nnd present provisional How many bright iiros|icets for business lmvo ended inbnnkruptey and ruin in ordel' to satisfy tills secret hunkering after fashion able necessnrlesl Could tlie ft.nl cause of ipiiny fattiitTS 1k> known, It would iHifoum l/> result from useless ex|>enditurc» nt home; uxiienses to answer tlje demands of fashion nnd whift people will think. “My wife hits made my fortune.” snid n gentleman of great possessions, “by her thrift, pruileuuu nnd cliuuriulnuss when I ns just beginning.” “Ami mine has lest my fortune,” an swered his companion, “by Useless extrav agance nnd repining when I was doing well." Whgt a world does tills open to tho In fluences which a wife possesses over the future prosperity of her family) Let the wife know her intlucnco nnd try to use it, wisely nml well. Be sntislied to commence on n small sonic. It is too common for young house keepers to begin where their mothers end ed. Buy alf that is necussnry to work skillfully with; ndorn your Itonso with nil timt will make it comfortable. Do not look nt richer homes nnd covet their cost- y ft|niilure. Ifsocret dissatisfaction Is ready to spring up, go n stop further nml visit homes of the sufll-rlng poor; behold dark, cheerless apartments insufficient clothing, nnd absence of nil the comfort nml relfncmont of social life, then return to your own with a joyful spirit. You will then bo prepared to meet your hus band with n grateful bonrt, and bo ready to appreciate the toil or self-denial which lie tins endured in tho busiucss world to surround you with the delights of home; nnd you will bo ready to co-operoto cheer fully with him in so nrrauging yoUr ex penses that his mind will not be constant ly bnrmBscd with fenrs lest his Altnliy ex penditures may encroach upon public pay ments. lie indeiKndent; a young honsc- koeper never needed grenter niornl courngo than she docs now to resist the nrroganeo of fashion. Do not let the A’s anil B’s decide What, you must jmvc, neither let them hold the string of your purse. You know best what you enn nml ought to af ford. It matters little wlmt people think, provided you nro true to yourself and fnm- Tho Richest Silver Stine In tho World In Urntneky. A very rcspcctnblogentlcmnn, n physi cian, who resides near this city, infumts us that he 1ms discovered n silver mine of unpiirnllclcd richness in Grnyson county, in tills State. lie is tho possessor of tin secret of discovering the presence of buried , nnd hidden metals, nnd while prospecting nnd experimenting upon n tract of 4000 acres ofland which he owns in ttint coun ty, ho discovered n deposit of nearly pure stiver, lie says that no has taken out a number of pieces of the ore, which, ujpon dicing essayed, were found to contain n larger per cent, ofsilvor than any ore hith erto discovered. The mines arc almost in exhaustible. White plno is n Mere pocket compared with this mine. The National debt could bo paid from the product of the mine, nnd scarcely bo missed. The gen tleman is very coufldent that he tins got a big thing! and as soon ns the roads get good in tlie spring ho will commence tho work of developing the mine in earnest.— Louucillt Courier, 1st. fuller the Beautiful Moon. Unitor tjVntienutlful moon to-nl|illt, Silently »loo|i» the crowded Imvii, Tenderly, dreamily floats the light,] Over Iho wnndorors up and doivnt . Helming ftiliitly iilonglhi)»;root, Ever ore lieitnl the rest less feet, riodiltng so wearily,. . Sadly and drearily, Onward the lust or a hope to meet. Under tho boanlirnl moon there sleepe Many end many a lelr,Jtinng faoe,■. |. Mimy and many a mother woepe i . latterly over her ohtld’s dlsgrhoo t ■: Smiles he thoy false, HU the aim lit set, Under tho moon umy 1110 circuits bo wet, Sighing, tearfully, Badly mid fearfully, Munya.huurtwoaldfiiliitngotl 1 Undor tho bcauljlVl nioim Ihoie go, Flnuutlug their Stintno In Its holy light, Kaoei of loneliness to unit fro, Straying from purity far Sf night, Goodness nnd truth for the light or day, Undor tho moon may the had huvp sway i. Ol could tlie.heiiutirui Ever ho tlqilfui, Loving might gladden thalr hearts awny. Undor tho beautiful moon there rest Vicious uml pure, and tho hours go on, Souls I hut In loro olid lift uru blest, Faces ot wretchedness pule and wall t Happiness iimlurthe moon tnuy bleep, Misery under tho moon limy weop, Unuvingly, sohblugly. Fain fully, throbblngly, Hearts luuy tnalte pioun over sorrows deep. Under tho bountiful moon, to-night, Many will dream of tlui loved unit tost, daily llvd Over with *gd dollght ■ / He'll rswhuii tliuy suffered and sorrowed luiwtj Tears for tllo lost when tho day is fled, Uudurthoinoon may their names busald: Fondly, endearingly, Never so cliceringly, Memory lircutbusof Ilia loved and dead. Term. „ ,o .^,rat Ti) Wiym^i D m •’Oil u, u U±-L . Jiirrljigct*, Wagons, ami uml got a box. only l.ownv A K, 1-uliUaLj— °r>v ills Bont.iirrtriv officer of snid State Inin Ttio (jcorgln Hill rift It I'iIhkciI tlio IIouho. TiaWtak H tho/—'^ shlwpr whuntuVpup, hiwmtlL. Amcniiiii United SI of these dltton I tho State ii Tho hi State of t . lion in tlio i provided that befnr Leglslntiire of said BUmol , "" t shall ci Slinll taRS nliu pmauauc. aim ...u office of Ute Secretary of tlio Suite o; gin; for permaiitiit preservntlbn, an oath Srnfflhnmtfftp'fn tile following form: I, ■ " ■’ , d6so|emulysivcar(or affirm) that I have newer taken an oath aa a uicm* lier of CohgrtW. er ns an officer of tlio Uhlted Stiitesi b& a member of any State ImglsiatVirei flrtjl ail‘fcjiepddVD,or Judicial officer of ahy hlnte. to support the Constl- tdtion ofthe Uiiited Slntes, nnd nftgrwnfd engaged liflnsurrcettpn br rebellion iig;tlnst the same, or elven mdor tftmfort tqiho cndniles tbereof; sq hem me God,” oil 'tin der tho pniiisnnd pcnaltlos ofperjury. (ns tho tnse' hlny be;)'or such person ahull in liko manner Uike,*suKjtribe, nnd tilo tlie following oath or nfflrhmtlon: I, - do solemnly streat ’ — by Oct of Cdj been Mil — ..eye —„. n , — —„ upon me'by the Fourteenth Amendment of the Cbl;stitution of tho United States': so help 'nip (rod; or under tho pains nnd penalties ofperjury; (ns’ tlio case maybe;) which oaths or affirmations’slmu bo taken before n‘::d ’certilled by any officer' Inwfolly authorized to hcliniillBter outlis. And — “The Cralso or Kokh's Alt,” Our son Kcno hns of into taken to Sab” bath schools, itnd his Sunday School inarm lias brought out ids blazing but eccentric iutollect m tho wny of compositions upon Scriptural subjects. This is his lost effort: "The Cruise of Noah’s Ark fur quits n period (if tho passage of tlmo tho wind had struck the soiv-cnst, but by nnd by it bris-i tied Up to the nortlicr’d nnd begnn torolgo with great freedom, A native by the name of Noah, being suthln of a navigator, built liimn square rigger, and took’ on board his three sons—Uniu, Sham nnd Jam. Hnm was tlio sun of his first wifb, nnd he wns black nnd sooty i of countenance; Sham ivns illegitimate and ill-loeking; Jam tvns: dwarfish, nnd bail nbout him a generally humiliated nnd ’nniverized appearance.— All wnanbw rendj’ forn start, when it was ascertained by tlio ass that the elephant had left Itis trunk nslioro. There was n general cry of pro bano proboscis, pnd tlio climlmntino mind tvns mnde crazy. The next disturbance wns created by a fcmnlo gimllcc jvltp insisted on sleeping below, on tho ground Hint tho sca-brcczc gave hern stiff neck. This was pronounc- od impossible, ns tho giraffee wns-thirty- one feet in altitude, nnd the flrk only tivelvo feet between decks.. The matter wns com promised by. putting tho girallee in tho liffid rind suffering Ivor stntefy' neck to tow er from the hatchway, to which skipper Noah, when,’the wind was stiff, would run up a.stay sail. .As tho ark started out, the donkey stood as usual on tlio quarter, nnd frmu Hint time down to the present no. excursion 1ms started out without having ncotiseqitcntiiil jncknss onboard; inflict wo go on, a great many exenrsious, our- Kelves, jWp.make tlio following extract front the log book of the ilt'k: “item.—During deluge passed a bald- headed mo li clingiiig to tho top of ft Meth odist meeting house spire, Alas, his nspi- rcatluns were nil in tame. person wliosluillknowirgly swear or affirm fhlsely 1 in’ taking eltlter or sucit oath^ or affirmations, slinll bo doeiiiedguilty,otper jury, nnd shall ’be punlshoff tberbfoi' hy jmprisontncHt not less titan ono ycdf, nnd not moire titan tea years, nnd'shnll,bo lined not less tlidd 8.1 OOd^nduot more than §10,- 000. AUd'in 'nil trials for any vIoM tion of this act the ccttlllcatu of the takit)^ of . UleknliiRn by the Wnyslde. Bad eggs have imisoncd a wholo family in New York. Quito, Peril, contains many more wo men thanmon. In Massachusetts it Is proposed to col lect tax hills nt tlio polls. ? Brazilian troops are served witii rations of dp* meat. ;i , ‘i At Hannibal, Missouri, n imtcpt avert ed an cloiicmcnt by acting as hack driver himself. Tho citizens of Denver are asked to con tribute a dollar a week apiece to flink an artesian woll. : In a Tenricsseo breach of promlso caso three hundred lovo letters are boltlg read to the court. Largo quantities of corn, says tho Ban ner, nro in Nashville awaiting shipment to tlio South. ' ^ ; ; Tho black flag has been raised , in Cuba, and a war ofextenuiuntton^aa begun jn denleiuntafl^'" 1 ,' te.vum-i The California papers say that llio Chi nese who como to tills country are easily converted from Paganism. , Grant says ho novor know wlmt Cf O.D; meant until that ten' dollar dog came to him—"Collect On Dog^’’ The Snvnnnnh Itepuhllenn snys 811ns Sheffield shot nnd killed Charles II. Vann, In Colquitt, Mltlor county. A. T. Stewart is talked of ns the Re publican candidate far Governor ol New YoHt ; ‘ ’ j 1,1 A twenty thousand dollar diamond cross wns recently lost nt q Murray Illll hall in NOW Yortf. ■' lemnnded Shnm from tho mnlntop. “Wnnt to step in out of tho wet.” “Can’t be tlouo,” answered Sham; “ngninst the rules’, only one of a species on board nt a time, nml wo shipped tlie jncknss the seventh animal." “Glad ye got in among tho first passen gers, "wns the reply of the old man on tlie steeple. “However, you can goto Hell-cs- pont with your old nrk.” At this point the owl was sent on the look-out aud the eiaphant took his trick nt the wheel. The owl fell nsioop nnd the' elephant went below for n pint of grog, and the ape took tlio wheel nnd run heron to Mount Ararat, whore tlicro wnn’t un houy or any other man, which is nil I knows about tho cruise of Noah's Ark.— Norwich Ailcfr. o...... u, M .» v .. ........ v .d ns conclusive, evidence that sUcli oath of Hfflriilntliln wns rogolnrly nnd Inwfolly administered by, compctentnuthorlty. Every BUchporson who shall neglect for tlio period of thirty days ifoxt nftar the paSsngo of tills act’ to take, snbseribo Arid fllosneli onthornfflrm- ation nkafovesnid/is to he deemed arid’ta- ken, to’ nil intents and purposes, to have, vacated insUfflec. ’ ! It is forther docinred tjiat tho State of Georgia .is ndhiltted to jy.prcsentation In Congress ns one of tho StHtes ofjlio Union upon the foildiving fundamental condi tions: first, that the Constitution of Geor gia shall nevyr be so nmended or changed ns to deprive ally citizen or class of citi zens to tlie United States of tho rlgjirto vote-by tlie constitution hertJin'recogniXed, except ns punishment for such crimes ns nro now felonies nt common law, whereof they slinll have been duly convicted under laws equally applicable..to nil tho inhabi tants of stiid ’ States, provided, • that any alteration of snid eonstitutlou, prospective, in its ofi’cctf, may he umclo in regard to the time nnd pinpe. ,6f residence of voters.— Second, that it shall never ho Inwfot for tho State, to deprive any pitizendf tlio Uni ted States on nccoiiut of his race, color, or S ’ious condition pf' servitude, of tho t to hold olltco under the.Consiltution or upon any such ght to hold ollico under the,Constitution and laws of snid State,, or upon nny such S round to require of him any other qunli- cnlions for office than such ns nro requir ed of all other citizens. Third, that the Constitution of Goorgia shall never bo so amended or changed its to deprive any cit- izcnorclnss of citizens uf the United States of the school rights nod privileges secured hy the Constitution of said Suite. “Provided, That no section in this net contained shall be construed to Vacate any office now rilled in the State of Georgia, either by election of tho people or by ap pointment of the Governor, thoroby and witii advice and consent of tlio Senate of tho State! UeilUcP shall this he cobstrnod to extend tlie official tenure of nny officer of snid State beyond-tlio term limited by tlie Constitutipn,thereof,, dating from the election orappointmontof sucit officer, nor to deprive the people of Gcoigia’of the right Under their Constitution to elect Sen ators and Representatives of the State of Georgia, in the year, 1870, or ill the day nnmed in th’fl Constitution of such State, or such otlicf liny ns tlie present Lcgiaht' ture may designate by law. tant relation ot Rip Van Wlnkle. There are fifty male and thirty female murdprcrs in tho Michigan penitentiary.' Michigan lias no death penalty. Ai letter 'frdm Nice sots the number of strangcrs:wintering there at 20,000, Amer ica furnishing tho largest contingent. ThoBaltimoro Sun expresses tho Opinion' that Iho llfth atildndmoht Guilt. There appears to be n general impression among the financiers in Congress, that the recent sadden and continued decline in the prico of gold is by no menns permnncllt, and that although it may fall to 110, yet it will for some; timo fluctuate between that figure nnd 120. The probabilities nro, however, thatIt prill riso nboyo the Inst named figure. ; Tho question of tlie re sumption of specie payments hns nqt, rc- ecivednny additional consideration among tlio Treasury officials or in the Cabinet on nccount of tlio decline, nml it is understood that Secretary Boutwcll is notfiivorable to nny Congressional legislation looking to resumption, believing that in n compara tively short time tlie banks will settle the questiqn withodt,any interference by' tho government. For God oort Mon Let tho selfish man rend tho following thought—it is foil of trutli nttd beauty: God 1ms written on the flowers that sweeten the air; on the breeze thnt rocks tho flowers upon tho stem: upon the rain drop thnt refreshes tho sprig of III'highest inni ket prior lisle for HIDES, ntiiioolil Mungor'Paiini*i*y. Ihiltrtn, Uu.? **1*°* lxOV«lluea«. It is not your nent dress, your expensive shawl, or your pretty figure, Uml uttracts men of sense. They look beyond thesq.— Itis tlietruo loveliuessofyournatiiro that wins nnd continues to refrain the nffections of tlio heart. Young indies sadly miss it who labor to improve tlio outward looks, while they bestow not a thought on tlicir minds. Fools may ho won by gewgaws and fnsliinnnblo, showy dresses,, hut the wise nnd substantial nro never caught In such traps- Lot modesty bo your dress. Use pleasant nnd Agreeable lungunge, and you may not he courted hy tlio fop nnd sot, uut the good nnd truly grent will lovo to linger in your steps. 'The rcsliilt ivlU 'be your infinite gate. A Woman's Argument.I The following paragraph is taken from The Revolution. / It wns writtCff hy nwo- mAh; of course: ‘ r “Tlicro is notliing in tho Constitution of tho United State* to forbid our voting hut n want of citizenship. If we nro not citi zens, wlmt nro we? If wo nro, tlio right to vote is not to bo denied us by the United States, or by nny of tho States. If we mo not enfranchised, on thc-brand ground of citizenship, our ense must bo covered un, dor tho latter clnuso.of the first soctloni of the amendment, which refers to the slaves that were, which says tho right tovoto shall not be denied ‘on nccount of previous condition of servitude.’ ” .', „ . , neeei)<)r' Tl i.n<!q. , . Mr. Beecher, in n' lecture At Ph Ciiurch, said: Out 1 Mnstpr called the fish ermen, nnd said he would make them fish ers of mon. I fish for men, nml am content to take a fisljernum’s lucki. When I wm a hoy I used to fish in Boston. I- wouli ..o-■enM- . " 1(1 (I scul- jble,nibble . nil mvbnit, hut never take the hook. Thera , ,, ,, , “<!“ nrojust such people in tho ciiurch. Tlioy lifts ite head in tlio desert; iipqn its deep tjgke.all spur nttenllou nntl sympathy, nml eimmbers; ttpon every penciled shell thnt sleeps in the caverns of the deep, no less tlmn upon tlie piighty sup thnt warms nnd cheers millions of creatures which live in its light, upon'nil His works,Ho hns writ ten, “None liveth for himself alone.”- Courting n Fat Girl. Dou Piatt spys: “I wns once in love with a fat girl; slto tvns very fleshy; site wns enormous, hut tlie course of my true love came to grief. I was sitting with her ill the dim twilight ofie evening. Iwnsson- timcAthl; I said ntnhy soft tilings; I em braced part of hor, bins scorned distant. She frequently turned her lovely head from me. At Inst I thought I heard tlie mur mur of voices on tho other side. I arose nnd walked round, nnd then I found an other fellow courting her on tho left flnnk. I wns indignant, nnd upbraided her fur her treachery in thus concealing from mo another Invfc/ She laughed ntuiy conceit, ns if she were not big enough to nnvo two loversnt onco.“ Tito above rendnds its of a girl wo onco loved. Had to liUg her by BcctlonBi —— A Coflln wonld Dp Holler. Gtoeliiy'hns a new baf.—Kcchuwjc. Wo Wqtlld |iko better to hear that ho had a new coffin, take nil your nttenllou and sympathy, am rather liko being the objects of so much sc iicitude; but tlioy neyer como to God.- WlicnI,was ,a boy I used to sey the big fish down in the bottom; nnd I used to drop my hook down there, nnd*ho would go oft then. Then I would drop my hook where ho wns,' and lie Would go off to some other place. Ijiovcr could ninkonfislthito when lie didn’t Want to. I fouqd It so h my ministry. There Ace many of tho Aiost promising men in my, congregation wlid, notwithstanding nil my labor for them, may die in their sins. But work On, work for pit men, work withbiit censing. Bless God, if you catch nten; and, if you don’t, keep on working. The Georgia Rllli Tho Georgia hljl passed.hy tboHouse ndniits Georgia to representation, provi ded timt nil lcalslntors, before resuming tlicir scatSeslmll file the oath that they are not eligible under tho 11th Amendment, or if iueligihib Hint they have been reliev ed, under penalties of perjury. Also, the Constitution of Georgia can never he amended to deprive anybody of the suffrage, or right to hold office, school rights. Bingham's amendment stops tho present hdmimstration holding over, displncing nify more iilflcers, or postponing elections. —Affimfu CVnsfftKfivn. Vnlnnlito Hooks. Messrs D. Lotluop & Co., of Bostpn, send us n package of six bcautiftiijurcnilo volumes, entitled (Toncbqrs’ (lift Books) of 18 mo; slzo, nentlydono up In papot; lessons, such' qs, the llttlo people will ho likely to lcnrn, reniqniber nnd profit by, Thoy nre fitting.presents from n tenchci; or n v*WK and tl)culiool.;8 nre cl^np ns Hr of.gp) *'• WV'T*. --v»-rr.-tj-irr -.1' l>or crs,,hy mall, postpnl jkngQ. ( Afnilrs lu yvsstsrn Mexico. , T1|0 news from Moxleo ifl of tlio usual description. 1’roclnmntlous nlld murdora go nlmoat Imnd in band. Assassinittiulls nro associated with robberies, nnd lawless osever. Mr. Heiintbr. UkoilkeU. Tbo Georgia Blllp hs amended tiV rite House; does one good thing—it effectually disposes of ‘Mr. Senator Blodgett, llli election to that'ho'nomblc positlbh by tho Atlanta Agency amounts to nothings somo othor person will have to lw chosen, and possibly whon tho lime arrives for so- lcoting a man tile people of Georgia will bo at liberty to send one to tho Senate wh° will do the State credit, montotlyfitld mor- nlly. Discovery of Now Gold-Fields,ln l'HlU f'ornla. ,A San ,Francisco dispatch; of tho7lh, snys there Is groat excitement in the ex” treino Southern couAjics overtlio diicov- cry of, dew,'rich gold fleide'ahptjili^isty miles from Santiago, i.Tim quarts exliiblT ted is free from Bulphorltes or other mote YOL. III-2 l|Wmlly foil; of frt pla fro.n| jh'e.'roqutlesof. pari tlngty ‘au.l?.’ Lps Angelos: ,lmvo gone in large numbers'for the mines. • • - •’ Aiiollier State. ,.,ij’,iti,V xY Washington lottereaysi' “San Domin go will bo admitted AI A- SlAte of this Un ion bofoto' the end of thb'jSroscnt session of Cpngrcss. ' The ‘ncqulaitlolit' will odd to tho public dobt’ four times the amount the Seoretary of tlie Treasury pretends lie hits reduaed'tt:’ Besides,' the government will have mhde'an Addition to the hnUonql hlirdcn of an entlre nation of paupers.:: I veritably, believe tho annexation of central Africa, from tho'tise to tho mputli’bf tlio Quarrie river, would find advocates amApg tho negro lovers of Congress,” Dcnlk nr,n Monstrosity, The Frco Press states that Helen Eck ert, well known ns tho fht giri of Easton, Penn., died on Sundny last. Sho tvns eighteen yenrn of ago; atfd find heeri'eon- flnocl to thb housd for tlie litet two br three years. Tnearly ltfeshe was on exhibition, and travolod under charge of Gol./Woofi; nb\v proprietor of Wood’s museum Hti’SHI- 1 oago; She'was fot A timo cngAged wlth 7 Baroum’ in Now Y'Ork. At tlio tliho of whore pcocefoll', A nogrb’s'remains, horribly mangled, were found on tho Central Ralhoad track. A whisky, bbttlo near explained. , Ti!9. ; &ri8"i)apoiis tell how an Englleh lady was shown out of a bnlbroorabocnuse she brought her pot. terrier in her han'd- kerchief. ■ Reynolds, a highly respbtitiUde murder er of New Y'ork, is to be lmogoAtha8lli of April, unless elected to Congress in the mpantlmo. .1. It is said thnt n new description of liivn is bcing.thrown from' the crater Of Vcstt- vious since tho Inst eruption, consisting of orystnllzcdsnlt. A murderer rinmed Hugget died telillb nwniting trial, but tlib trial went bn just the some, and ho has just been found guil ty of willful murder. Tile Augusta Cohstllhtionnlist say* it has boob decided to hold the Fafr the 20tit October. Tho list of premiums' sums up 811,000. The President decides not to issuo his 15th Amendnientproclnmatlon until Geor gia is Admitted, and the official notice is received from Texas. It Is proposed to allow youtliB of 18yeAA of ago to vote in California, provided thoy have ‘ ‘diatlnguishcd tbomsclves by, indus try and morality.” : Tho opposition to an increased issuo of currency is vory strong. Tlio HoascOonte mlttee nro bcsitatiug about jbe.ohnracter of their feiWft. . A rolling-mill in FcnrtSylvaniA line roll ed out a finoly pollsliud sheet of iron, three feet long and, twelve .inches wldo; and weighing hut three nnd nhnlf ounces. It is thinner tlmn ordinary writing paper, According to a San Frandsco statisti cian, our commerco with' China amounts to this: Wo send them Anminlly 89,030,- 000, nnd receive 84,000,000; tllb : balnneo against us being just 85,000,000. A woman in yinclnnd^cV Jbrsby, is manufacturing threo thdusnnd strnlv hats a Week IM Philadelphia flrihs.;' jlh’o em ploys four hundred women, and has work enough for two hundred more. Tho wArs And executions have so thin ned out the men In Moxico that the young women of that country, mnny of whom are of great boauty, have hardly a hopeof marrying. A Boston correspondent of a Western paper, says tho “Boston club women bit about’thyir pleasant open fire in their un obtrusive attire, aud talk hy tho hour oh Greek philosophy and tho Hindoo’relig ion." 1 ' •' .belli wM nronblo nboat'twentj- otlic. their homes. Iu II Ilicmrotlion'iitodbiiuT July. ' Every year ma' tlicir ntlinbcrs, and nt 1 tori 11 sr 801UQ poor follow is l lost tlio number of Ills mess. ( tnonil still appears to bo ns hale 1; ha ho was n dozen yeAra ago, Vfl oeption thnt lie hns l>cen nearly of tlie use of itis lower limb.-,, 1 dent which occurred to bin K.r r -tlf. Said an old gentleman yesterday, “If wo had not fought in 1812, tlicro would nave been no country to fight for in 1803." frri'” ' Flail ted ns IteqltOslril.' A rich mint died in Maine recently, nnd his Inst words to his heirs were: “Plant me ns soon ns I nni cold, nnd' don’t cart tho nround for a side show. Remember l’enbodjA’d'He wns burled according to his request, nlid lie is now enjoying him* shift 1 • JtewAi A rinlloek I’vt Goctti for n RIoikIc. Mr. Eugene Davis, so notorious About Atlnuta ns an imported pah of Bullock’s, nnd a. first-dnss engineer imho Atlanta slander mill, turns upnmohg tlio “Person als 4 ? in that Herald, of tlie 27t!i, ns n gay deceiver. 1 Here’s ids card: Pretty blonde, witii package,'; Fttitfin A jealous young Clnelnnatlnn, Who a few ovenings ago climbed upon a fence to peep in to tho parlor Iosco what other gen tleman pros colling on. bis. betrothed,, was mistaken for a burglar.; Ho will novor climb timt fonco again. An organization of Dcmpcpit'o so called tho “Grand Army, of tho Constitu tion,” lias been organized in Brooklyn, and application linsbeen mndo for the open ingof fourteen “cncampmcnti” in i)cw Yorii State, - * ; ■' ; Indlnos KtnrriiiK tp Deslll. " TapteBrown says that'the Indians throughout tho rc- ' ‘ .restarvlngtodcnth. fish are nut to be found in shallow wafer; nnd pntrldgcs, hares nnd reindeer Have never been known to ho so sen roe. Ho beard of sovcral deaths from starvation. The chief warden of tho Hudson Bav Compa ny,nt Fort William, hns sent trains of pro visions to Dog Lnke for tho Indinus; but mnny must die before relief reaches them. Tho country is covered with five feet of enow and tho weather 1b very cold. Loncarlty. Tho Covington Examiner snye: Wm. OwcnB, of Sheffield dlstrtcf, Nowtou coun ty, dicd'oiio day last yeek.At’tf'cndvane'od age of 02 years. Tho Olnclnuntl Hollronil. The correspondent. of the Loulsyillo Commercial thus writes about ilia defeat of the Southern Ruilroad:, - Tho defeat of thp. Cincinnati Southern, Railroad in tho Senate to-dny is tlie gener al toplc rtf: convei-satlon in tho CnpTtol;— Intense feeling is mnnlfustod bv the mem bers nnd citizens front Central Kentucky 'or whnt they feel to 1)0 n sacrifice of thefr _ tercets tdbcncfU the Louis villo aud Nash ville railroad, ■ Air Line Uiillroitd. Tllo bill passed in'the State Senate sotao time slttoA; for the repeal of the charter of tho nbovo rend, has also been passed in the House by a vote of 48 to 28, .Thus, to sat isfy the piqud of a negro Senator, 1ms nn important Interest of tlio upper portion of thisStatc been sacrificed, or, At least,greate lyrctarded. Wo hardly bcliovbdthat'cvort oar Legislature would act in shell n sense less and childish manner. It remains td bo seen whether Govornor Scott will havo tlie-‘good sense nnd firmness to void the but.” ■' - ■' ' Georgian Rcinorril ami n Carliet-IIngucr Fromoied. A letter from Citrtcrsvllld to the Atlanta Constitution says;, "Jsee nu old,Georgian. Mr. Miller, who hns been rpuuiug as freight conductor qn tho Wostunynml A,!- lnntie Railroad, tvns diseliat'ged a few days ago, and,a jjred hot” carpet-bagger putJn his place; and not only (his rase, but many other native Georgians,, whose iqtcresta nro in the State, nndjncll \jhose honesty doiihtcd; were rocclilly'removed, and t&r- pctrhaggers, jVho have ho interest tvlintey- dr in Iho State, placed In tlicir'places.” Awful Trngoay^A I anilly Durnetl to Tlio foliotvitlgis froiil tiio Mcseiicrocbp; of St. Jcnfi BAptlstdi' ; ‘ ; Bear island. Situated in LlikeMn'urcpns; wns, oil the 0th Itist.','the thentroof the most horriblo neeideut brer recorded in this parish, THo particulars whicHrt us are ns follows: Mr. Robert Heine pouring coni oil in n lighted'lamp wl Ids son held in his band. ,Firo caught in tho oil can Which exploited, scatter’ finmes nn father nnd son. MrSi'Reino four other children crowded nround them nnd tried to extinguish the burniu These unfortunately caught tire nl , fiithtir, mother nnd four children were burnt to dentil, j One little hoy saved ltim- selfbytearifigqfihlspipthcfy A Dnmilor I 1 1,1 Some nnfslcnl Texans, wishing 1 pllmcnt one of their Indy friends, t to hor residence, nnd soon Btraibs of fiiiry like music stole upon tho bnitny air., Af ter, gqing tlirough ,n ohoioo programme, vocal atm instrumental, a second story window was raised and the fitco of ono of Afric's dark hued daughters protruded.— “Lookheah,"sald she, “missis ain’t lieali. hut won’t you picaso play thoMoekiu Bird for me?” Nlmni^rnl. A,t n nobby children's Dri-it it) New York, where tho ages fililgcd from two to four teen yearp, titq iittle tilings were decked out in tlio pull's, panniers and frills of tlicir e dots,.with powdered or diamond-dusted hair pnd ; seli.talrodinmonds. Tho boy tm- to. sinoko between tlie dances, oilured cneli otliqr refreshment from ■:Plntppckqt;IJftsks ofojil rye. ... i. ■! I 'Tito .Horn. Tlio Washington correspondent of tho Now York Herald writes that two negroes trill'Ukcly-Bueceed 'DewoMo nnd Wliittc- m*rc, who wero caught selling cadetships. Jim Harris, a negro preacher, is set down As Ucwciiso’s siictcssor. Wb suppose mi- otheriiogroiprehcherwill step’into Brolli- or; Wlilttemoro’s shoes. Preachers nre rather unluckyi‘.boiit‘Wnslit»gletl; some how, cspobinlly thoselwlio hbwl with thnt brabchofso-cnllod religionists, tlicNorth- erniMethodists. 1 f-afk'Hii'-i -I i . ;' A. iottefy suit in New York lias brotiglil to light some strange anil extraordinary facts, revealing tho cnitsb of fiUich of tiiu poverty and KftfiW itt Uib'city. No less MVWmtArGfW fffiuiM iferAnnum is Wm Pence Ever Deelnred* Judge Carpenter decided yesterday Hint a note drawn payable six months after tlie declaration of pence between tho United States and Confederate States of America, could not be collected, as no pcaeo had been declared between those governments, Exceptions have been taken to this ruling, on tbo around thnt tho close of hostilities wns a virtunl declaration of penca, even though- ono of tl|p contending powers,ceas ed to exist.—Unoricswii News. received by the btlo dfl'oticry tickets,And most of tma In smitil'sAiiis. A Nut for Wonum's Rights Ailvocntc*. Tho PhiltldelphlnBreMBtiggostsncause of,trouble liable to ensue from tho placing of wqlnen op juries. When juries nre call-, od upon to decide-nn intricate case, they are frequently locked Up half tho night.— Sometimes thoy take ndvnntngo of tho cir cumstances (especially if they nro furnish ed with refreshments), to indulge in a ca rousal. Now, instances may occur when n jury rnny bo composed of eleven men nnd ono \youmn, nnd that woman a wife.— ■\Vptlld lier husband be justified innpplying for a diyqrpe? The Press pertinently asks, Uf, tho] liusbnnd Wqllli),Uot. consent to bis bottejj-hijlf beingIqckcd up for nny length of tipiq tyith qpq ippn], wluit would lie say to eleven? Nlirctvit ifntne. . , A nieo llttlo.game,lips been stopiwd at thqNew Yor|:Cus|oiurIIouse, Someoftbq men hAye been accustomed to wear'' "stoin- nqh canteens,"'fitting about tlio body un- dcrtheeoqt,'intowlilch they would syphon off, Uquqr from cnqfcs unloading, carry it nway > .ouipty[ft,snfcl.vaiid return. '• A Very Aid Dclhillioii of G01I. The following enriouspassage is ext Riot ed front n Greek mnrtiiscript recently dis- covercil jn nniAmhic monastry. It dittos from tbo.fU-st Century of the Christian era; and wAs written - by Hermes, a disci ple ofSt. Paul, to whom tbo apostle refers id his epistle to tlio Homans, XVI, 14: •■First-of all, believe there isbutonoGod, Who created mid framed all things of noth- Aiivrewro winvv in uuu nuu lviu fined by any words nor conceived by the mind. Therefore believe in Him and fear and iniquity far from thee; and put'oil rightcimsness; nnd tliou shnlt live to (led if tlldll slutlt keep His euiumnndmcnts. ' Catilvntlob or Mlini: Whocver trill cultivate tlicir 'own mind Will find employment. Every virtue not ddiy reqiiil'es great,cnro .iujbe planting, but 118 iiulelt.daily solicitude iu cliprishlng 11& USotiu plants do. Tlio devices nnd pns- Kffilis—tlie natural products of the soul— dtiumnd perpetual weeding. . Whnt Is tho jlliitel* With llttn. There is a negro in Iloliy Springs. Mis sissippi, whose only nil mo Is C’lmrles Ixiwfs William Augustus Cox. nml liu refuses to ho set frco. lie lias been sold twice sltico tlie war, and still Ignores Liueoln’s eman cipation proclamation. The Amertcnn Stork Jfrttrnnl. This Journal is tlio liigliestuutliority in nil that pertains to Horses, Cnttlo, Sheep, Switio, nnd Poidtiy. And for variety of infornVAtlon relating to liyo stock of every kind, it hns no superior anywhere. Wo wish nil our subscribers to send for n spec imen. Address N, P. Beyer & Cj., Pub lishers, Pnrkesburg, 1’ii.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

North Georgia citizen. (Dalton, Ga.) 1868-1924, March 17, 1870, Image 1