The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, April 11, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWiTt Rem Editor and Proprietor OPEKKyiLLE KIUIMY. April 11. 18-> -[•[!, mwiV'imt electt>m* m tie N'*rib D 1 VV ml cwei Monday did not ie<ult geo , tally hi ibe advantage .4 tbe dcmo •rta, Tim Jury "I Fulton k m>i <*<>- C ,U* ijl Women* H**Jf l’*' l I*K Iftuuti Mile *M in iiclDK'n! laat,week aipon** in leumtea currying concealed weap on*. Aj we go lo pfeaa no new * of the ap|>oin! Bw ni i,i orniiitii(<-< in tlm Houmi ha* Imcri received low W*Mflg‘ *. Antic. J <** *h It charged * ‘ l ** the murder <.l Lfealenatil Mclntyre n, Oiin.< > county to Fetowwy. VtPI, w* r>H*A |Mt week hi the mnwnlatiia *>( North Geor gia *n t cofnmhh dF, fall tu A'la* 'a. M< IsTyrs a**bot while approaching -* hoow of J me* with Ktund o* *<f)dtT l night to wake a real* pi Hitch dhilttnr*. AtnUfc **<lrmlh tww, the oitor to commend being iiirico iofl -W of the *ol~ illeri Wounded. Though diligent anarch „** made tor J *#• hy the United Huu* piar.ltal* and troupe be managed to clod* bia wool I be captor* >•>' over two year*. on the *d 111 Apn! Ihe United MUlr Circuit C-mri l<>r Smith Carolina met Otiarlceton. At *l*'* term 1,1 ll *c < "" 1 o! till' lot ctt'/- |, n (1 the *!■' “te he triad for alleged vloletem* ol Um IccJeral election la* 4 * *t the cowgreaaonal c ncHni iaatlall- Mackey, Urn deb aied radical candidate lo' <oigr<‘“*. piopnara to apply the United Staten U*t oath t“ all lrot*. wliitdi render* It impowlbic I'T a ingle wl It® Inin to im placi-d nn the. Jury. Thi* | uni ot a*"l harmony I Mew lia up-hire Has b' >" lucmbrr In MM Uulled fitaMa iwu*k>, the trw < w til her mnalorv having expired on the 4 '■ ollut March, wh le her b-K'sl">'" " IHI gjyctf fci ttrrt mnr ilnee wot aaaembte un | 111 Jour. th gOfrrnor boiling that he hnd ih ri-bt to hll it ' 1 vacacy by api**b’t .uenl.eent Oha-lc* H. Ihrfl l- e,.eMi.lt • itnlr until the meeting ol the hgida'urr T(** da’noraUi hnid that the :<.nnltuiw... •nd precedent* hrbhJ the seating > I H" appoint**. bll the republican* a**ort Hint he hi •titliS*** to lb* W. B. btritb, metnher ol congrre' , from Ihr tod district. passed through At Unto (Ml Monday on hit way '> hi* hm.tr •t Albwy, share be cipecte |<> remain > week In arranging hie bualncss. Un *'► ved 10 * OotwMMMhw repot ter that In thought oongree* would not ent- r “I 1 "" general bush"** nd lht adjournment w.hl be bed a* eooo * 'he appropriation hilts were disposed of. Leel Fruity Mm lento Khaabeth Bona pxricciltd at B-ltlmor* at the e. Ire need ngC el ninety*fttr The career of this lady )md lifen ueuelly ryenllul and On Ohrlatma* ere, IWW. Mis* l*Mkre. then 18 jeat* old, wee united in marriage to Jerome B- naparta. the joungo-t broth er of the great Napoleon, then First Cos, eul, Jerome wn then e liculenent in the French nary. About 18 months niter marriage the young couple tended m Hpein, Napoleon lorbMdlng the yotmg wile to net loot u, on French territory, itapotoon declered the marriage void and forced hie brother to marry a European princes*. The Aral w lie gara birth to a •in whoa* legitimacy wee aokunwh dged by Napoleon the Third. Madame Bona parte throughout ber long die cherished the hope ol seeing her descendant* on the throne ol France, ee by blood they wete entitled to be the helre of the greet Nona parte. She leave* fro grandsons who beer the Bonaparte name end lo whom she bequeath* her estate va'ued *t 11,000,- 000. CON*MEn The democrat* panned the army bill in the Hones last baturdey with a clause lot * bidding the nee of soldier* at the poll* on federal election day*. The debate on the bill was animated lor a week, the leading men on each aide participating therein. Oat field and Hobeeon deltrered ttaa ableet ■p< ccbee on the republican tide? they were ably answered by McMahon.Hurd, Chal.ti- Tuckir, the latter cloetng the debate w Hit n logical and eloquent efeech. Hurd's el telt was pronounced the fe-t on the dem ocratic side In tie general features, Black burn's the most eloquent and Tucker’s the ' flues' on 'be merits ol the question. Proc tor Koott meda lb# best Judicial argument CfWMBfiSMOIIAk SCENES All wa not quiet along the Potomac feat week'during the animated debate on IK army Ml, some ol the c n* Healing those ol our congramional contest last tall. Sncb manifestations an not creditable to ~ the vrintJom and dtgnlty that arc usually '■■ppaaefi to ebanotertefe our great nation legislature. Conger ol Michigan I* the chronic ob jector ar and stereotyped statesman who b eternally riateg to a point ol otder or beg gteUpmmWoa toarit a queatioc. He la as ng|j M a bard faced Yankee can w ell hi ,n illl|H i——l lng~ ad bordered liter and Iron bleeomc dyepcpMa Uar* a hideous frown upon bis face eten when he tries to look moat pleasant. Aa Geo- Chalmers ol Mississippi fin Mb ad Ma afteccfa last Tacs- g ty by say4n* ba democratic party is IdwCd etaodteg wbata oor ancestors stood in IT?*, Conger cam* down the middle a nUo the Republican sHk and sale bt soi tl lice to aaF it,C gentleman from H- - j Wiaippr wby he went < lar back h) the Ucnory ot mi eentry Be firt a revelation, ibat he waa prr/tid'ipf fh: had anti that the cry o! revutu'iori ha] no terror* for the, Democratic party ,acd now wouldn't be tali the House candidly whether or not theie bad not ixe* a rebellion recently that did teirorixe a jood many ot i i* tii*n I* (,’bulriier< came to liii hit aiih atpri u’ •ml a good many Deuior rtls set nod to hold tbeir br all. led the borne, won and Uiake ,iu oujr isrlfi reply ; tml in illd ml. He got bn k l Conger preily khirply, linos'll a 111! e cccriely. ll said that ni toiy toil l tp>w m ancienl tun** hlnga ha I tin Ir } lei* dre *cd in tool*' cm pa an,l j ngfinp b!U to am'in iMreoutla Tip; Kepiibi.cui a it*; 1.. thb 1 Jinj-e haa tie je ter, but h<< ill I not w- a' Ibe lo 4' cap atdieii* allUiCgli they tnighi 3t him at 11. And then, aUnr • n pi atiint'l i an-*, he added , He dreams in a aval ow lad. (> nger aiway* a die** &•**. Ihee * a roar <d lang’ ler mi tbe Deinocra'lc aid*. il a atm in ol hand clapping and rstoer thg lliat would hive appeared wild a - line ol our lenaler-Hia (moticat i/ather iuira. tjuiet ren'ore ), Congat W ; I "*i* id the gi iillcnian tr im Ml*al**lppi a | iTtn queatio i, whmh be nilghl have unaaeru i in a ginllemaii y inannei, but Holeul id doing I bat he omp* i|** n iii nan. l^a ■mil uiakea lac. a ai me IPiund alier round ol *p|n u**; went u ■ (rom.tiic reptihlicao* on Ibe !1 *i f a’ld Hi* guitar let. Again aid again the app. <n< wi* rio.ewad every linic<i-iiifi*f* aormpl ed to reply and no t gn rd w,. paid •" **'' vi.y. f ill • ia, | Ir. *; ol H.e 11* air man. ty’lni inen ai'ite ,Itli evident > lurrm i.l and on I . | . ' mti; the genii in 10 Hoin Michigan, or compete In a nda **•• " any mi nkey f ugld i viml ii.■■ lh<n hdio id v.i-lie.'on* cheer* Irmn •to demm ranc hl< The ea-haige ol wll .track 'he witle. a* being t - loan.* lor American cm giwumen to u*e, n i in tell Hie iro Ii an thought tba Muhliac ,Jrr i allirr had the adV ullage of our w-ulh am general who a* Hie hit t'. indulge ,iei*)>lmlllio, III"' gli U mOM he <v.i l.*eil that (‘onge.'a VM |necnee a n'mid iß.’ I l' VuC Hi)Ol. At the elo-e td II I ileliitn liM Kii.lay ( r I,ad a lid l'h H)' .in Itamtall Conge [uui.l.le lin rUing in pulnl* ol urdef, nud it ' ' hair ill •< led him lake Id* *e,il Mr. Conger *nld I • 'fiml I iki hi* aenl. I lie Chali llnn 1 i 111 ('iiei i llm m i geunl d-aiini lu nn Inn e the urdi" M’. Cougar- 1 m#< In a point id oiubi, and tha chaii thieatai* ui alili tlm m granl-al -ai ma. Th * 'ed I*’a icne of C'oln*inti and nhlldlat’ dim rder. Liter Mr. Aiken ol Huth Carolina ■aid . He wanted In *ny mimcthi g on tt.i qiieillnn. He had applied tu the Chnlt man |or rrongnllion eveiy dav I i i"o week*, and C mid ii"t g< l it- Inml* It de [hile at 3 o’clock to-innrinw would apply the gag law in him. The •penl er *ug filed that the gei th man withdraw hi* obtectl n,and lht IT" 1 bly be could M-rtire five minute* t< - uoriow by an arMßge.nimt with Hie clinlrmnn ~l the Commilti e nl the wnuln. Mr. Aiken-I in not know. 1 have twer here long enough t" know not to Inut rnngretaman Imther II an I< an *ee Idin. [Orenl Igtußb'er ] A great many , "•,>!f if" will nj to *n more than M-. Aikm and would not tmr some nongiC'imen a* !* r a* they ,c uld htow an eiephan*. Ulra, Will In hi Hcitry Pock. N*w York Star. Mia yvtlhain Henry Pick, one ol the sullireia by the accident on the New York Elevated railioad it 4Jd *"eet * *>'• l C,M ' fined to her bed s' the woman's hospital, suffering Itoro her injurha. At tlie time nt the accldei t it was supposed that Mr-. Peck had only received slight brui-es on her body and bead, but a more thorough cxamli ath n ha* revea ed internal injuries ol a grave nature, Pom which It ii feared she msy never recover. Her hair, which was dark, with no ilt.ge of gray, before tie accident, has since turned partly white tt any ycais a coutribut'-r to the columns ot the New Yolk Ledger. Mr. Peck ex presses himself in very outspokeu terms as to the care leas, css ot the elevated road. He says that unions tie company makes lull reparation for the lojurles bis w Ife hs received, he willectct suit against h and contest it to the bitter end. Much annoy ance has been caused hlmnelt and family by the rumor that his wile had been re moved tea chaii'y hospital, Mrs. Peck having received no le s than a down iet t -is from varions Iriends and acquaiutanc w, which, in several instances, contained money. As Mr Peck is in sffhient circum stance- these gills were returned. Since the accident she has been subjected to fre quent annoyances by the importunities of lawyers to gain an audience with her. One represented himsell to be a we'l kuowo lawyer of high standing In New Yor. Upon presenting his card he was admitted, and alter a few words bad j-assed offered to conduct a suit seainsl the elevated road asking as hi- share a cer tain percentage ot the award. Mr-, Peck at oace discovered the deception, and the man was unceremoniously bustled from i the btnHing. Otorgitt Xw* * A M*k HatMt, of t^giatbo'y- a,o dy 'MI eleven years sad s'hsM add, w*u mar rled on tsaoday toat to * gentleman oi twenty-five,. t V*. ~,v Kalenaive prepafatioc* age made !•;: tbe ceif! fvling • Meosofla! day in Al lah la on the ‘i'i l ‘.i th*f, Th : [*,'') in trad* is aU lobe reryji ■ iy u Montgomery ioonly PVgi m Crtene county oaiy biiog ten cr.nu a doa-n. <y,i head, i and taaulj-it/ne mar ran l:.*oea- tuity ai.ita Mid rigid)- ne "■ o/ed v. * ti* ued lat year in Og eih*rr,c e u.ity. A* A Pelt. Kui'l.— I-aUraar' ft epofter The pupil* ul the f*>Urg {'em* '■< Oh ege look ia t Toe*day * an p{¥o[ rian time to (day oi i trick cm tkeii H-e her.. I he day beturc lljf-y m*4 j|nug*ii;ei.l* ah-ut ir.n-puriatim, and *i*it dj hr, *k i, y ail i*H loan i# w TP o* “'-il weal out U, P ruiDl Ol'.ye ch rch, w he;- Ue> a, enltbada-. They h* pht,.B lime, except that tuir tkactoa d*u - aged somewhat iry Hie r*l r v*Bi h CUM * m Iha alle.noThe., Irturivd about •ui.aet, ’ - Ttai tnlghl*oii o'Mr Y W. MubUjr, Mw;oa->Ui H.bi*ry h*t/e hotil a auba a'. J Ual lug ho eat and *Ueked il with r<>* *- ion* t, rcpla/fwuat he Ht by li'* m>i. In O, i;li,o> pc ereir l) a K(o are! UP * le have Diil *[*)k n W> ear'i other In l/.e y* year*, though tlicy l. a larg* iamdy ot ihthlrtu aud atanmnnkate web ihem |,!i**oliy. Full.hi grand ) ■/ ha* me 4 • gbty I ,u * hill*, two I r inU d* r, again*: ham 'll. *t* ad KilsiiiCui 14.11 a camber are ag >n it I ai'ea lor car 1 ylag a***.**!' and *<a[ mi* aud aa many im-ra lor atiw.g Ihj "i mi' uii. We ropy the hmi I Ih.WM.g puagra,!,. hum 11.1 Watblngl al ('oat llii I>. iMot ru lc fl iituriM. KKKI. *t*KKCH, „ A I ft K I‘i.fc.P t. A y HtuK HA1.1.01 , 111 .1.11 JU tltrt. A ud mu I ONKh'i ( OI N I . Mi 1 1.1 k< r 1 iix'ejuteil the 11, in,a i itb 1 laltoroi l‘.t lew W'.f a 111 II ' '••id h liVofedthe mliiHtium ul powci ml tin maiHnum ul llla-ity The wlede [•*>> a. ;1* * a ith 111.., The country ngiHw a Ilh bulb- If roll till mil i< i me mrroniw Ui< | oil* wltr, Kvdeia) • noicr* at my j-U*iir> , *y> Mr. Hayee, I will v. to all the a]ipu>piia i.u.i bill* ami *1 yi Ibe wheeia ul ibe .ov euiieeid. A' least, tbit S* the way Mi il)e irpii-< ntative* In Cuminm trp.|i uim. It l*.<t'iit poMilVd'l Ibal a Irau luUai I'lfthti nt may not t*C | eroiillcd lo lueak up 111 UiiVilhU cut wdoae cl iel ■ Hi< It). lie b:l lie nr jed Ii l.a bci 0 tliargcd !1 ov.r the couu uy, hy the |i*w|>fl[>* *w a<:d I ami'aicr, *pvik, r* of llm It' publican p*Mr, 'h*'. 'h* i-au I'aigii ih cuinculi ul Ilia Demurrer) Ip ItWwne loilfd at the **pa. and th* <[, rrnmeiil >n the hildltigT'iom ol Ik-' H* * let ll* *lO low tlm iwroril -Und*. It l-Htstlm up me ul llm loldlng-rouin 1,1 the l(e)Hitilicap Houe was #iuß,oHo 1 IH7-’ it w* u’ure than fIOO.DOO In IH 7 I llm rxpeuM of the loldiu* room ol th* Denvicralh llooae was f'AV "O I’m. mfiii I,ou II not aid t* llm i’.tdge-ban • * 1 mer lore* ol thl* tact- OUiiV.t HI Mi ■•'KKT'Ub.h Nashville lUno**r Ci tei Hsuison, the msyi i-elect of I’hs , ago, U a t.a ivi ol Newport, Kentucky, and it andftou ot PrvsWfei.t " and mm H<*i * i) llvnlson. At ttic tmginnm? <;t the w u lie wrote lt tb rto a schoolmate, they having attended the Ox'ord tnlvervity. <>bi \ together, who hal eutisted from this County in the Twentieth- Tennessee regi iiMt V- 8. A. This letter was foil ol sym pathy and patriotic sentinieiits. and vx prcwe-l a determination to enlist in the cause ol Pie south a* soon as Vis lather could he reconciled lo it. At that time Harrison was veiy young, 'this etter wa given toe writer and plajeil la lis trunk tor#afe kceptog. At the battle o; Fishing crick the'letter was captured, resi •"* • next thing Hairison was atreslet'. But hi wt(V l ft appearance in uie sontheni army. Ho i> uow mayor of the stronghold cf repuolk anl-ui, but elected as a true aod tried dem ocrat. Siuton Cameron is believed lo be old enough to Jo better. Tlie Puitsdelpbin Times says the Oliver woman has lost hei suit against cl-Senator Cameron, a- it Wai right that she should, and tit us far every body will be giad. But U.ere would have been much more reason lor rejoicing had Hie aged politician been able to shew that -he had no ba-is h r her scheme ol b,ack mail. It cannot be aaid that Mr. Came r-m has come out of the trial with a repu tation unsullied, and the u'ter disrefutabit chancier which the woman is shown t< have trad ocly puts the woise appearanct upou tils association with her. Those who keep such company must expect to pay lot it, and though Mr. Cameron will not ag .in be called upon to pay In money, it must be owned that hie folly has brought on him a heavy penalty. A young Malay boy, born in <lctar.ica,ol a full-blooded Malayan lather, anJ a mix ed l lood-d mother, is the latest importa tion into Macon. He is described as being vcv bright, and quite a curiosity. LONGLKY A ItOBINSON ph purer ,Hs ■ r fr* PHOEMIX PLANING MILLS, - | MA.MFACTIHE.IS OF IKi Hi- SASH AND Bh’M>t AND ALL KIND ‘ OF. hi I LI) I NT* MaTERIAI .8. Having cucipletad o ir ler n:4Au!mcturu)jf Doors, ,Sa3h and Biieds W, ba*A aaia reduced ou.’ price* 10 a poial that w ill daiy all wuijerUthiu y o wt aak uf pairooage id tbe public. We have spared 00 c*peo*e in tbe purchaat ot Improved Mtcbiierv ami hire and Lena,ned shat no bogie, N ft.', or tSmtU, shall (ur in go.at. in our .I*o, it tba aa 11 jiiaiHy, rtjeaue: than we lb*. We also laavn on baud a let ge ,V>ek m wewt -ra uuJ W uiir Fu>** tio*fla, wh.jh we will *-l at coat, W e arc atau U* oaly a;e4h hn the HEW rottk KN AMKL FAINTS rv.. H:t'T gp • • ■-•'*l . tw-ur-;:.. yv w *ici r< gurj to t* Ui beat in tb mftrtei. tw itoi'l tor I*ic IHt and *ampk card*. ‘ A LONOLEY *ad ROBINS ON Fic-r-*i* T'ornc* !1, )r an ,i Dtlmer *ir’. A TLiN I' V, ti v liJtaa >• M 1 , , 2i waartx -r w. - - ar , j H O COLE- MATIIKW COLE —ur_*j . XiW XA N STIh A M WOli IvS ,** / It. I). I OLE. A into. riioiTtii ton * • , cm r*tNw:k >■ *t " ATI I WIIKKIJ* Ml itUF MUXs ~ KVA IWiJtA Ton millokahini OiNOKAItINO FUM.Kf t sil \ f r 1 y j ALSO RASH. BLINDS AND DOORS. NT All knut* of br.hbeg material \\ r r, wool*! < *l’ ajw.sal aiumipwi Ui *-.r a* arjiaitl* am| p.c f onvwi wrfw W* \ \ g..acani*. ihctn Wjnai Umya* ! marb ** wajwr. We inaka l ailley I .r. Iran* "dtli*g [lower by nm .ns <*f i*, ir*s. A' Iki x|a nt rfpair* * I w.wk ()•'*•* at *b...rt to Star. H* am agent* P.r I ,ala . I kind* ol nukchumry. Th* Stand t><] Turn n W'a'er W r q il . p., •e r t„ ary fret c la* *ln| 'and much flwepcr am) m*ve darab <*. Wf have ■*, hand lan *pct"v *ipki nr d-mWe teat imggtn raadt by Watertown •priii* W ag'ai C* ru|sa*y w bh b aall tbeap I’efll r'*b,nij hi biy mnb n rry ot anr d -*OOIIO *ll wan'd Jo weL le n.-]q*nd vtb tii b lore pu cb i* n- W*a*l> and e**r-"*p mlt 1 19-37-Irat. 11. D. COL* A UU. Newna-i ftoargia. 50 CJEN'TS Wi I iwv Four M nth-’ trial BaUte'iptl ui Vt The (caUifiViUe Eagle. The lire'te-t, apidett, snd rmi-h -feet democratic Pidiltcai Newspaper In Oeoreria. ■ The news of the day, and the news of the i wicked worht la which we live, served op hi their moat ai , K • r-TIV OIXATE 11 Our Editoria'* * - and t> the point, Our News Oepirtuaent h complete and reliable. Our sc lections are from the best sources And the wWe paper la Rich. Rat© Racy Rad Hot AND SI ILL HEATJJSG Address THE KAGLE, Gainesville, Ga fedwineA Ham, E-Jitors and PubHdier-. Hob. I nomas A. Headrtcka, <f Indian* .its beea elected to address the library bo tidies of Emory College *t the commence ment in July. GEORGlA—Meriwether Coonty. By virtue of an order from the Court ol Ordinary in and lor said coonty, will be wild betcre the court boose a- -or, in the town rf Greenville, betwein tbe legal hours of sale, on tbe first Toe*day In May next, the lands belonging to the estate of Mrs. Francis M, Monti deceased, cneai t mg of 12Ai acres, more or leu, of bit Ka M, in tbe l*t District of said county, aod known as tbe Mr?. France.- M. Moiris place.—TEßM--? CASH. This April 7th. lfl. JNO E. BUCn 'NAN, 9 Adm’’. DALTON ... (it Bwt and Cheapen Hotel on the Ketmasaw <u>ute- BreakUfit aad Sapper l>ne for FMmigerfl* Special At ten'ion Given to the Comfort and Corrvssoienoe of Lady Passengers and Uoe*K Beadieg and sample rooms for com mercial traveler*. Board per 4y f2.09. Meals... ..... ............,.fifi cfs- Kaifeoadeev, conuty and stock men, half j; %. Highest Honors Alwrsys. Read advertisement another entamo i tbe tnumphs ot the Msona A Hamhn Organ Cos. over all the world, aa they my. of the aoperiMUy of their organ*. Tbe record it tsnpaeaUeiled among ms ken of instruments. If yon are sail, fled lo have a poor or gan, or run the risk of having a poor one, take any organ that fa ottered you. Bat, ff you desire k> it men of- having the very best, insist on having a Mayeon A Hamlin, aod >k> not he para varied to take any other. For latc-t reduced prices on easy terms add mas LoJdeu A Bates, Havaoaah, Ga. Manage'• Southern Wlr4emle Depot. See advert fernicr.'.