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From the Albany Keening Journal.
A Rebel Trick.
HOW IN'FORMATION WAS TRANSMITTED
TO THU BESIEGED AT VICKKWmu.
[Integrity of
bp, that tlie
per,.jand, in
|d With all
Soudhioiis of
ISuJ.f hi,,
The Mosquito-
A writer in the Scientific American tells how
tin- Mosquito looks, w hat lie dues for a living,
and how he is produced. It is an interesting
sketch, hut by no means a compensation for a
musquito Idle, or tlie ‘-small buiror of Ids
bugle horn." The writer says:
“ It is unscientific to suy that mosquitoes
bite, for they Imre no teeth ; and they have
all thinnHM
the terms of.|h
the surrender, *1
assurance that <1
first insertion.
iqsej of his
reciiri-d in
tlji Union,
lie very
Itri jitig by
nc by the
he now go
M*. He can
lie 'fragmentary
an importance
Noticing A few days since, in tiro obituary
column of a Southern paper, the following an
nouncer "
........ ..-meat, relieves me from an obligation I
voluntarily entered into before the close of the
late war:
“Died, at - —, on the 18th last., J— M—,
"iJiea, hi — —on uic 10111 nisi., ,
aged 44 years. The deceased was long and
favorably known ns a steamboat pilot, and
throughout tlie rebellion a firm Irieud to the
Soul hern c ause, for which lie made many
sacrifices and rendered valuable services."
The promise I gave M. was that I would not
divulge what lie then loid me, hut his death
relieving me of that promise, I now oiler it to
tbe public through your ccdunois:
It will be remembered that, among the many
reasons which operated to prevent the fill in
c;-*. Yinr *J jr , when it was first attacked
[Utforwi
Iras of its treachery to the I save them, c|
U carried the banner of da. 1 thswbol* * i
Msr. esith A quick, bounding, I and prevent i
fir beyond the timid bound*- J ing tits loft
They ale a chivi Irie race, and attaeit their
euemiec with a sort of sword or lance; no
doubt they consider tiling and gouging quite
vulgar. The iaocc of tlie mosquito is a very
beautiful and perfect piece of work; it is
smoother than burnished steel, and ils point
is so fine hb;I perfect that the most powerful
microscope does not discover a Haw in it. As
tlie most delicate cambric needle is to the
crow bur, so .is the mosquito's luuec to the best
jb|u on,save
Hon4 liberty,
gpplj defend-
Hoc, bid sap-
to usurp its
sftsethre- pi
GEOROIA RAIL ROAD.
G. W. COLE, Superintendent.
■wifi eh-In
of it; it is ofteu ornamented
extensive*
Viriv&mt Augntta......
lv with my patients for the last three month*, I
take great pleasure in saying that the effect de
sired has been obtained ii» every ca.se. I was first
to introduce them into thin part of the country,
and knowing their properties recommended them
highlv, feeling assured that neither I nor my
friends would be disappointed in their effects.
5 Hoping they meet with the success they so
richly merit, 1 am yours very truly*
p. h. alomilaox, m. d.
heave Augusta.
Arrive at Atluuta.
Ladle*' Press Goods,
SOalleoes, Muslins, Poplins, Linens, #
Hosiery, Gloves, Towels tuid Toweling*
Fine assortment of Biiots xiud Slioes for La
dies, Gents and ChihUcn,
Cloths. i'.u»hiiuevs, Linens, Ac., tor dents and
Boys* wear,
Osnaburgs, Bl'cUeAftnd uubl’checl Pomestics,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
A full and well-selected stock of
Hardware Tin and ('rockery Ware,
At low prices.
OTTH GROCERIES
Are fresh, and with a full assortment, which
we will sell at low figures for
Cash or Country Produce.
We have on hand a fiee lot «‘f
TOBACCO. SITUFF,
and everything usually kept in a first class re
tail store. We have
Cotton Plant, Abk., Pee. 4. 1807.
Mr. Edward Wilder:
Pear Sir: It is with great pleasure that I way I
lu lievo the Pottle of your Bitters you gave me, in
nil probability, saved my life. They certainly
kept me up until I reached home, and from their
use I have been improving ever since. My wife
has just presented nie with a fine boy, and, to
show our aiffirntation of vour Bittern, have named
the little fellow Edward wilder.
Yours, very respectfully.
K. G. BKAPLEV.
Bacon, Lard, l''lour, ltice,
Su-^r, Coffee, Molasses,
'Syrua 1
JcJ
FACTORY Yj
ANI^Tl
pices, Ginger, &c.
COTMNADES
fcD SbAUSiTICS.
gjjP’WrfaavilA pay tin- highest price for nil
’•Country Produce.
Give u« a trial ami >ve wit! make it to your
interest to tra-le with us. Thankful to old
friends and customers for p.ist tavors.bvo hope
to see them in again, and receive a liberal put-
or all. .I T. KIItBV,
(I !.. JOHNSON,
it. a. Johnson,
Greenville St., Kuwnttt, Ga.
I'EU, Saleatimu. [-'lay 4-0m.
r. w. j. Echols,
Street, Atlanta, Ga.,
ruorjr
&
IT WILL CURE
DYSPJSSTA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
And all species of
Indigestion, Intemittcn Fever, and Fever
and Ague.
And at! periodical disorders. It will givi
mediate relief in
COLIC AND FLUX?
It V injure COST^VK.'^KS. It is a mild
and delightful invluoraut for delicate Females.
It is u safe Anti-Billotut Alterative and Tonic
It is a powerful recup
and
for family purposes. — . .
ant after tlie frame lias been debilitated and re
duced liy siekness. It is an excellent appetiser
ns well us streligtlicncr to tlie digestive forces,
it is desirable alike us a corrective and mild ca
thartic. la-ing daily used and prescribed
liy all |iK|Wions, as the formula will he hand
'd toany regular graduate.
EDWARD WILDER, Sole Proprietor.
Of GIN
cpNDsnaiBii.
Railway & Lever Horse Powers,
And Ingci?o!!’r
Hand Cotton Press,
The attention o» r Planters needing Machine
ry fur Ginning Cotton, is called to the above.
The “Universal” Cotton Gin nnd Condenser.
'I can recommend ns superior to njriW
while ilie power for running the (tin,
Press for packing the Cotton, fo all ilmt qaa,
be desired.
•or-D eser olive nnd price circulars furnish
ed oa application in person or hv letter.
1’. W. J. ECHOLS,
Dealer in Agricultural implements
nnd Machinery,
aug 10-fun. Whitehall St, Atlanta, Oa.
Wholesale I>
No. 215 Main Street?
Isouisvifle, Me
era—a measure
less stride forward.
Then the formal taking into consideration
the question whether the governments of three
State*', always in die Union, were republican
in form, was another new nnd measureless step
of descending progress. Governments under
which three States hud always lived, nnd two
of which States were of the original framers
of the Federal Constitution. What a consu
ming blaze of indignation either of these tu ts
would have produced in tlie virtuous days of
days of the Uepublic I How the glorious
Webster would have shaken the continent with
his grand periods of rebuke, and how burning
coals of speaking fire would bate come rush
ing and withering, from the lips of the immor
tal Clay! But who is startled now? We
must be dead, else this very indifference would
alarm. Oh, Kentucky! Kentucky! the trou
bled spirit of hitu who made your name, thro’
all tlio world, the very synonym of manhood,
beseeches you to remove his ashes from your
bosom or this stain from your houor!
4i Age, thou art shamed !
Home, thou hast lost the breed of noble blood!” ex<cu
But, startling ns are these two acts, they are
of much less importance than others com
mitted by this remarkable conclave. I shall
not refer mow to nnythlng done toward what
are called the Hebei State?. This word rebel
has been the ilippant and long accepted excuse
for runny ruthless violations .of the Constitu
tion, when those violations u fleeted the Rebel
States. But my earnest desire is to call tlie
attention of the Northern people to the great,
alarming fact, thnt t histone lave at Washing-
ion, while directing the attention of the people
to the Rebel States, is deftroying the Consti
tution for all tlie States; tint, under cover of
oaths to support the Constitution, and while
diverting the Northern people with pretences
of punishing tiie rebellion, n*id exacting guar
antees against future rebellion, this conclave
is itself only a hideous, organized, bold and
dangerous rcleliiim against the Constitution,
against the Union and against liberty!
Ln addition to tbe two crimes above specified
against these States always in the Union, this
conclave passed another Supplemental Military
Bill, explaining their meaoiug in the former
Military Bill?, and directing how all shall he
executed.
e execaB® and
judicial powers. The leader of Ibr Italon ar
mies Is chosen to execute the demolition of
the Constitution 1
Tlie simple question is, will he consent to
be so used? H so, his reputation will inevi
tably be lost. There uie many now who insist
that Gc-o. Grant is not really a great man.—
They say he took command of the Union ar
mies at a fortunate time, and was only a child
of luck, from Corinth to Petersburg. The
question of his greatness will soon be settled,
and settled for all time. If he Lhi the wisdom
to perceive and the courage to appreciate and
pcrlonu his duty now', neither Ca.*$nr, nor
Wellington, nor Washington can be remem
bered longer nor honored mole. And how
simple is that duty and easily performed.
if Geu. Grant will say to Congress, “The
Constitution vests all executive power in the
President, and I will not be made the instru
ment for usurping It; the Constitution make?
the President Commander-In-Chief; I will
obey hi- orders, and not consent to he legisla
ted into insubordination; peace has hi
Man carries his sword at his side, and the
mosquito on his head. Tbe latter arrange
ment has manifest and wonderful advantages
—the weapon is nlwavg cn garde, and does not
impede locomotion by getting entangled with
the 1 gs.
“The lance and sheath being on the head
and being somewhat flexible, is often calied a
proboscis. This view of the rase is strength
cued by the fact that the scabbard is a suction
pipe through which the mosquito drinks ils
food. As Moses struck the rock with his staff,
so the mosquito with a thrust of his lance
pierces the fountain, pud the nectar, gushing
into ihe •(■aboard, finds its way into the more
sensitive nnd vita! part*. But is not this cal
ling the 1 nee and scabbard a proboscis, thus
likuiiug the delicate mosquito' to the mon
strous elephant, it liitie far-fetched?
“ The mosquito is the most musical of all
animals. There is no bird which sing? so
much. He nc-vei tires of his simple song.—
How happy must lie be, cheerily singing far
claimed and civil law restored, and I will not . into the night! What a volume of melody
a hill which seeks to subordinate civil from so slight a creature! If man had a voice
suthoriiy to military power,” a thrill of joy j to loud proportionate to his weight, he might
would electrify the nation. Radical power i hold a conversation across the Atlantic, and
would disappear in a twinkling. Ttie Consti- j there would he no need of the telegraph. Lin-
tution and the Union would be restored; pros- j i.hmij, out of compliment of tlie tuu8ic:i! pow-
perity and good feeling would revive, nnd the 1 ers i f the movquito, named it Culex Pipietil.
name of the General would be lr.v« U and | But there arc tl.use who say that the mosquito
cherished in every section and by every clu.-s,! Ii» ; * no vocal organs, and that his notes r.re
ns no name ever bus been loved and cherished » t*:,t music, but the sounds produced by tl
iu America or Europe. If we fail, it
mch«ucho!y proof that he did perceive tiie op
portunity of rescuing his country from ruin
and was unequal to the great crisis. Fi-n*v.
will not do. Neutrality will not do. Negativ*
acquiescence will not do. He must sp-• 1
plainly. Jle must act decisively, H“ u:u?
protect the ContlUtition and. jave the Fi ion.' ring
arid thereby, also, relieve andj-j^ect fromR*i>: lmai<
harsh, unconstitutional dominuli *' '
of tlie South, who laid down
v Ufa)'.
rclv in i l.iutTd
some other sioii-
movement. Have
eir rmils?
classed among our
ot xav the house-
SCHEDULE OF THE A. ft W. P. R. R
I.. P. GRANT, Superintendent.
taiuty of the iuforui <tion the enemy seemed to
get. Notwithstanding every precaution was
taken to prevent spies from obtaining and
truusuiittiug information—notwithstanding tin-
river was closely watched to prevent the least
message from being flouted don u to Vicksburg
—nevertheless information, and that, too, of
the most positive nature, daily reached the*
enemy to the great annoyance of tbe officers
and men, who were.slowly wearing their lives
away under an almost tropical sun, and Also
to the mortification of the cotntnuuding Gen
eral.
It is ray object, briefly to show bow that In
formation was transmitted. M. was at that
time an impressed pilot in the service of the
I'nion army, having in charge one of the
transports hipg below Young's Foint, on the
west hide of* the Mississippi. If is plan for ad
vising the enemy inside the garrison of Vicks
burg tit what was taking place or contempla
ted in the Union army wa» nmole and effective
—so simple that it easily evaded all attempts
nt detection. During three or four hours each
day, M. after gathering from the officers at
headquarters what information he desired—
tor officer? would talk—would repair to a farm
house down on the point) and with a lafg-
mirror which lie had previously taken froti
tlie cabin of the Ft earner, Htnac-i himself by
throwing the sun’s r« th t ifou uj and down tii
river, occasion illy darting the concentrated
rays of it M y or June sun into the eyes ol
some gull or loon, quietly floating on the wa
ter, causing it to dive down or fly up with a
half frightened shriek, and then t iming it full
upon the ‘enemy’s woiks along the Vicksburg
levee. No one thought of suspicion—no one
Leave Atlanta - a -
Arrive at Newnan *
Arrive at West Point
Leave West Point - -
Arrive at Newnan- -
Arrive at Atlanta - •
700 a. *.
0 20 “
12 a tf
12 40 p m '
8 20 “ hi
5 30 “
MUIIT l*ASSK.NGKK TIC AIX.
Leave Atlanta 6.20 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta/.... 8.15 A. M.
Leave Augusta 8.00 P. M.
Arrive at Atlanta fi.oo A. M
‘LIVE DRUG* STOKE.*
Corner Whitehall and Aiubama Streets,
ATLANTA, OA.
^jyjTE invite the special attention of Drug
gists and Merchants in the surrouuding
ouutiy to our bilge sto4v of
Foreign & American
'*mk-
man in town nnd countr
?iininiff,
du-
Pi holiday seasons of the summer No
home without the mosquito. What affecnou!
How to ns closer than brothers!—
They oMffotne u irrc.it way—hundred
uliimst constant us j. e( j |,j m w |rat he was doing—fur the employ
men! was so simple and apparently abstracted
that none thought lor a ni uncut of attributing
any other motive Jp|t ri idle pastime.
But this was tfiftecief, previously agreed
»n between himself and (Jen. Pemhertor
him under promise that they shou?fw>ain in , uisee us. Most of^ those which greet J Vicksburg ia maiuiy upon a high bluff'; the l 1
the Union and receive its benefit* *y obey mg j a* fo 111is: city have lelt their distant homes in j ower t G f the city during certain hours of
its mws. He ought to ren***nil'er, *““» H , - U J J,-i>ey, acd luivc uiadc^ the perilous journey |j, e ,j.,y hfing entirely iu the shade. Com- <
without him the Jt.idicals are pawn-lets ami ^ rt wide river. They also love their own mcm -inw n.1 t!»« upper end of the city and
it is through him they propose to carry out j society, and travel in companies which sonic-
their scheme* of ruin. He must refuse to he i nnies comprise millions of Individuals — in
a tool of Radical usurpation, and declare he j swarms whicu obsciu** the fun. But the
will ho the defender of the Constitution mid, | u„>u place detractors say that mosquitoes art-
undcr if, the protjj^gy of tlie people. j bit d in unwholesome swamps, nnd that it is
i have been amazed that vnifmg at! ilie nil-
Wfiiolc&ilc or retail by w
ysHvfl *
CORXfttlfllTEIIALL & ALABAlt|ST«S,
ATLANTA, GA
^Bteobcr 20-7-12m.
A
prcfslW’Vjpta the power
the G%aral of th
dc^jarfd^nt of th
rd as to^^*
destroy thffNHic
it in all.
A^nin: theuwnstitu
judRia! power? in ct*
I kill expressly provides,
In ot ecu ting these
the opinion of any civi
States! Murk the
the States, but of
to those*WRi
Fed
Southayn Branch of the National Work:
- ^ e w Yorli^r
F. M. Ricuardsox, L.
RICHARDSON & SANF
Wholesale^ l^tail DcaleiW
h SlovcS,' Holloff^ware, BtaAfto, ST “STtTa SSK
BOOTS A.VD SHOES.
I WOVI.D respectfully nn-
nonneo to tlio citizens of
Newniiu nnd vicinity that I Irnve ,
secured tlie services of
Mr. JV. n.
rx.3D2sisxa >
• most nccomplislicd workman. I invite all,
therefore, to cult, essuring thuu they run now
have their Bents nnd Shoes nmdc in the most
fashionable stvlo. All I ask,to convince, is n
fair trial. w
•ecltcpaii ■ing neatly and prnmptljMloticW
^ MiTOIliee on Hast fide of l-ahlie Square,
JIT’ 1
B, Ga. [July IS-tf.-l W. Fl.Oi
,^av. lJ. AV. DENT
iiAfterACTt'TKti or Alt, KINDS hr
% •
TIN WAKE,
All Iliads of Country 1’roduce taken in ex
change.
J®*Will duplicate any Atlanta hill given to
merchants. [April 27-tf.
Administrator’s Sale.
GREEABLV to nn order of the Ordinary
of Cowsta county, wilt b« sold before
ourt belie door in Newnan, said connty,
Jlrst Tuesday in November next, four
[res of lend, more or less, In the
f Coweta county, belonging to
US. L. Bailey, deceased, as tbe
Restate, subject to th, widow's
‘|oed and set apart. Sold
beirt and creditors.—
f. H. KELLY, Adm'r.
Tin-Plate, Sliect-Ti
L5,aipS) Cutfhrv ft
Plate, t^fen
Key-stone
ATF.
June 18, '0'
siting QooJ^
Ware,
,Wkitehall-st.,
A, UA,
presfJ,
couris P.ut this
miliLwy officers
hi be bomid by
lAcer of 1h"c Vmm
itoT^iTll officers of
Ea Stales. Thu?,ns
' department of tlie
destroyed, and, Aif
fan destroy that dcpflPt-
it can ns to «ll. So, one
tf of the Government has
other two departments ns to
the fame process can de-
nieasurc?; and thus one
lorerpinent, by its owa act,
iole Aivcrnmcnti
sopposc you of the North ar«
git th4promi?cs you made to rc-
oftive baek these ten States if they would lay
down iVeir arm»f owppose you nro willing to
permit tt» abolish the Constitution ns
to these ten State?, and to subject the white
inanders not fine hns appeared to die-
opportunity in hnnds^f doing-
winning more holier by'onc
mplc~h^V^|^MAlifotime couid^ehicve, or n
hundrtd victonWfcfitre. If any of thi mili
tary commander? wVuld set the ffamplc of
Radical
will^ad totfoit lus commission miner than
d*<'****W«l llioiml oppresfioojupon nn
vc that of any
course n
uffitthu
id soon
e on ihe
of the
onor be
e-fu
AV. T. COUBf
DBHTXST,
Office No. 7, Maioaic Building, Up Stxiri,
NEWNAy. <3ri
AH kinds of rLAfr: WORK and PSOOGING
done wHh neatness and WAUBANTKi
fttF'Tonth oxtruetad without pain
of NARCOTIC LApi
ATLA
MA
WORKS
iron and Bra^s Foundry.
tributary of Hell; nrc you also willing to see
at same Congress destroy two departments
“your own Federal Government? How is it
thnt you, who rallied three millions of men to
prevent us from separating from tlie Federal
Government, have become willing to see less
than two hundred men iu Washington, destroy
thet »rry Government? Why did you prevent
MVotn going if you are bent on destroying?
not believe us who laid down
gave up our property, and suit
ed to every suffering and humiliation as
.cnee of our good faith in returning to the
Do, and yet will trust a set of men who
daily < receive you, who daily keep tlio Union
dissolved, nnd who daily violate their oaths
nnd trample on the Constitution? Are you
mad that yon may he destroyed? Return, en
raged but deluded people of the North, return
nt once to a sense of reason and justice, if not
for us, at least for yourselves j nnd let us oil
■*“ , by the horrors of the past, thnt the only
to grace and prosperity in the future is
igH theaiuiversal supremacy of tlie Cun-
nnd by its glorious old spirit of mu
ll concession 'nnd harmony. By the memo-
of Bunker Hill mid Yorkiown, I beseech
u let ns forget Manassas nnd Gettysburg,
and drop tears or l#Kffifag forgiveness on An-
dersontillb, Rock IsUnAStft Fort Delaware.—
Then may our obMdran mats were our fktliri s,
nnd, taught by our errotf, escape oar misfor
tunes forever.
Iu tlie history of every nation—especially of
every Republic—pariadjatccur which furnish
what may be called opportunities for the dc-
clopment BlMftrcat men. The greatest of
'"‘‘TonTties do not often occur, nnd
puss h, unperccived. At times
s cojspire to make the smallest
ate net turn these opportunities
account. •Regultis has beeu
■red two thousand vein s because
untry'i tsilfare Ski his per
above his life. Washington was
ha ion liberty, bnt grater when
he refused a diwa, nnd greatest of nil when
he surrendered r bit a word as a symbol of the
submission of tha military power to tlio am
premaey of. civil law,
No patrlod in the hiatory o| tills or any other
countryivir furiiishaftBJpitm glorious oppor-
tunity to win iaapcrishnuR- renown than is now
furnished tu a fett^nen in Amcrice
If tlie MffiUent would refuse to permit the
execution oFrf|||[^rerhich seeks his own oSi-
elal demolition nno dishonor, and boldly en
force tlio tlfeBtlftution raid the rights of nil the
States, no character iti republican annals
... „ , would go down through all republican genera-
R li BUTLER | ‘MNandof J. L. Dunning, 11°°I_ nd |,,v ' d :. And Congrats
listin'?
have a name fa1
continent.
^And what possible pood can
now bcinp pursued? Cai
VJ'pre?sinp n hclpic?s p<
«S be secured by executinp
ufiWfiie Cansiitution ? Uitn gloryli
<d by iepoxinp civil officer?, by |
land willi f M(tai;i jinic^f pence, ly insulting
an umifi’inCp 1 c, m<\ t by bnfiling per
petual hatr«j| between (lie sections!]
The isstioXis a %ran<V one. Gl#fy is to be
ncbii-ved or mmniy is Inevitable.' If thoso
who bold-the power nnd could cni nil th
t|cwbtos, now, by simply obeying i e Consti
tution icsiead of the liadicsi party fail to do
80 upiil the people shall themsd^l wnke up,
and with indignation hurl these fcdicnls from
power, t^en, these men who are rtw con?cn»-
ing to l»c mniU* the tools to cxeeeti unconsti
tutional nicANurc?, will fimf ibctusrlvcs sued
and arm ifned n? criminals before every court
in tbe laud, nnd they will become a bye-word
and u scoffing among the living, and held up
as mere illustrations of weakness and corrup
tion iu demoralized times, through all gen
rations.
which bt-uis them, as it doe?
feathers and malaria, wherever it listeth.
ing at the upner emi or me city
whhjn view, M. ln^l pel octet! thirteen houses
behind and above nvso. To each one of
:he?C house? a letter of the alplmhet was giv-
itt. From the window of tlie farm house he
threw the reflection first
then upon ftp nnotln
Buying iu largo quantities, directly
porUirs, Manufacturers uud 1'a.ckiuu
we are able to otfcr inducements qot to]
passed in New York, to merchants wh(i
less capital and buy in smaller qiUMltlti
We are daily receiving lar^e supplies of
Drugs and MotliciaeSj
Oils and Paints,
Window Glass ifldDutty,
Miudiiiio Oils of every kind aiwl
(jiiality,,' - ^
V arnishes, Dyestuffs,
Patent Medipines, Imported and
American, .
Fancy and Toilet Goods,
And all articles kept in a First Clsss Drag
store.
On hand al.*n,
iandreth’s New Crop Turnip Seed,
And the L ig lily i
of t tfslX?i ns Wive him In the
Tlie mother mosquito has notions of the natal
are hi tec u re, aud out of the eggs she lays she
constructs a well modeled boat, with elevated
prow and stern and well proportioned midship.
For the boat she employs two hundred and
fifty to threi hundred and fifty egg?, building
it up piecemeal, somewhat after the manner of
binding together the individual eggs by means
of a powerful water-proof cement, into tub*
jianiial and complete structure. Unfortunate
ly we are unable to give a recipe for tlie wa
ter-proof cement: lucre are many who would
like to have it. The bout is built *m t’^^h-
aiid when completed she is cjnlbfemly
idoned to the nu rcy of the wi l l and the
wave. Thunks to the water-proof cement,
?he cau neither be broken, wetted nor sunk :
she 5? safer than if she were copper bottomed.
‘•The little craft, it must be remembered, is
freighted with life—each of its - >0 or 3-»0
Jittle state rooms bos its tenant. After a few
-days’ cruising the occupants of the shells come
•jeT forfH, and the ship it destroyed. But those
~ little creatures are sutfl? not mosquitoes;
they appear more like fish or serpents, or li»tlc
dragons. On closer inspection they prove to
be wh.it every one know? under the mono of
4 ‘ wigglcrs;” they are ihe'larv* of the mosqui
to. They wiggle about inwie well-known
way for u week or two^unlW\er changing
skins two or three tiuu^Pymssuruc qjite a
new form and movement. They are now what
boys call 4 *tinnblers,” and arc tUcjntjur of
tnos^ffto. (u about a week, if the weuth-
J &r., be favorable, something of the form of
Ihe mosquito may be seen through the trans
parent ?INn of the tumbler. Shortly the pris
oner escape? from his confinement as a full
fledged uud bold mosquito, nnd sours away in
search of food and pleasure.”
So FT UK UN IjADIK? CAN WoltK —Si <Oolum*
bus (Ga.) Sun, of Tuesday tn?t, relates tlie
following incident:
“ Last Friday, while the hotel of tlie “ Chat
tahoochee White Sulphur Baths’’ was crowded
with guefts, a number of the negro waiter-
made a strike for higher wages. Mr. Howard,
the proprietor, refused to comply with tin it
demand?, and ordered them to leave inane li*
atelv. Many of the guests at onc« performed
their cervice^^improrrfptu volunteer waiter*
until otlfH^^B’e
.-uptM-iniw^^BsftdpflllJ^rntlemeii wa>hcd
the disliw^^Bjft|tt™|^Bkei* "noVt^l i
was pre?out4f|flHHpVnnd donned the
a pi on ^^^ked am!
ter atteiol^^^They'D one?, not to lc outdone,
when they had SAtiffiol their
Thk Abyssinian Fkisonfb? —A London paper
publishes Uie copy of a letter received from
Mr. Rosenthal, one of the Abyssinian captbrcs.
Tt brings information down to thcDth of Juno,
and confirms the pijiyious intcliigctjfc witli
respect to the native revolt. The wrttor says
the whole pouRaatry, tired of the cruelties in
flicted upon them, have risen in rebellion, and
plundered nnd killed every messenger, whether
royal or private. Tiie^ territory whit http King
* Tun
’Orixun d) XRXT TJjBHi
PRtJWUIETOUS.
AVk are pteptufeil tonranuf(fttire and repair
ivl A. C3 3Ei NER
, —?^tCH Ai—
Portable and Stationary Steam Engin
and Iioilcrs, Grist and Suw
Mill Machinery, &e.
House & lirown’s Horse Vjpptr, Wrigiit's
Patient Cotton Scftw, GiRf,
Fans, Dark Mills.
Building Fronts, Iron Railing, Sugar
Mill* and Boilers, Pipes, Pulley* Car
W heels and Railroad Castings
of every description.
itlngs made without extra cliargu for
pattern* when in regular line of work.
ftiTNuiei llc-llothnl ami Hummed in the Inal
TERMS CASH.
May 18 6m. 9
ATLANTA, OA.
loved 1
l^k^lue
sonff 1m
great in*1
call iii^,oWn extends ns far the Tounda
lies of his camp, whieb is n?so riiuHnlshlng
daily. All thi*. makes the King more cruel,
instead of orausHuj liim to treat tjic remaining
‘Idlers with mbraftmlency and kirnlAa He
piundered Ainotid|Gadle. a loyal village, about
e hours norths of Debra Tabor, and shut
peaMitils tip in a large heuae. ^Jt is no
good,” he said, " keeping you n!^. You
would all Income rebels iu a short time.” At
Hicse last cruel wolds the house w:\Hhct on fire.
hinLjJjc women given away us waves, Mr.
lb ifipb il was separated from bis wife and
chiiaTund as all eommuufoations vitli Debra
Tabor were cut off, lio knew nothing of the
situaHoQ of the other captives. The presents
L im““ " *•
made arrmi^tiucnts for gr»-
r g, crossing at Grand Gulf.
yet reading ftVery word w ,
And he not only gave information of win t
was tratugiring in the Ujiii camp nt Young's
Point, but also gat hen newspnjicrs im
portant news relative vein cut? of ar
mies el.twh' re, scudin jj^Hbss the fiver
the same m:\nuer.
This plan was kept up until a short time
before Gen. Grant mat
ing below \1cksb1
and coming up in the rear. Jii;t before that
eVt-uL M. was ordered to another point, and
co'isvgpctitly the 'enemy had no light upon the
subject of th 11 last move, which finally resul
ted in the capture of that stronghold of the
Confederacy.
These facts I obtained from M. himself whl!
afterward tin officer on board one of our trans
ports with him, and I have e\
believe, from experiments made »t the same
place, that it »vas a *‘jflain, mivaruished tale *
he related tu
One tiox pftiierres 128 pounds ]
Expressive Scaling or Air-Tight Jars.
Cull Hint examine our Stock and drink Bo*
Uie funious
“Arctic” Soda Fount it
REDWINE A Ft
Corner Whitehall aud Alaluitl
July 13-tf. ATLANTA, GKORGIA.f
TENNESSEE
AX1X1 RX&HT AftftIVtt
"r i new'
I'-Uba I
“C.
eulit t'r< m Europe ,ip[»v;u'
(lie Imtiileref ft party of ICIj
Tlio tiangvf of the ca
nggravntoil l«y the out
the common prisons,
senthel unite, the Kj
He, however, repi.its
in a letter written in
Hint unless relief caw*
ctmib to cruelty, fnmil
a postscript, Mr. Hi
(lift- their roiul to th.
mve fiilten (nt.
turn, playid waiter mien the gsl
u rich rare aud rj .v."*
the i.ualsvill® JourasI we (Hrd
parallel case rein
soldiers
lain Wei
mic
t iu
tape
uur
to toe
v other mtn
I expressed
t-will beck
: pressed Ufa
II be closed
-—
f*iat
til 1
l!r;jos in >!i!>!<ink—*• MnrgoW, 1st me
tall niy young doctor tareat'.s,’* says Dr. John
Brown of K 1 in burg, authm; of slid his
Fri *r.d,’ ••that eh- erfiilj .ea, and ?h
cloth, and button lurfc,
hrarty -itid kindly n pofPVrlo
atul ?t-uii)(rofdbig-4» good U
our trade notTo lip do.«pi8»*<i.
does good like a nmlfoin
man, nnd you* s«*Ui?li in ia, dot?
or care for l.iunH^^AjIilCoiiq
grandeur of the one, trod
the heart of the
contained.
“ 1 tnav give an
more and -teller than
wife, thtcynosure of
Ty dying from
the throa*
•toTplug the way
cveryfhltig had h
standing nfctind
IcsMie??. *
“•Try ber'wi' a complirtlvtit!’ said her has
band, in ndl untemie despair.
»Shc had genuine humor, ns *
Addrese
hen a |oike was
•hoyoung
i i| bed,
??ib!e ifoaeCN?
allow notning;
r friends w> re
n nrteery and hclja-
nuTCHIN'S A WARNER,
Winchester, Tenures,,.
seitJ to tlio editor of each paper in
is advertisement appears two boxes of
these tills, to he gives to any one who has
chills, and wc will risk his testimony.
M*f¥il.3ni. H. AW.
and, ns physioioj
menial ticklfiij
conttol,
instiiiftl
with her
abscess,
“Sydci
Richard H
for uieilical
ore, sirAf,
IIULIIt
jug widen
ijVlttds^, the rrtiex
role body sn^uulJSl
W«s well • “
he adds, " w'neo asked I
what lie trefl.Wntdvis
replied, iKefttfDi
NOT A CASK OF CHILLS HOT IS CUKI-I*
By Hutchins & Warner’s Ague Pill*.
CHILL8
CURED
FOR
PURELY VKOeTARLY jjStt. A*
IVarraiilrd to cure, cr money rrfuniFMl
by mail to nny address for One Dollar I
aud c
tion,
POWELL & STALLINGS,
t Atax-moy* «.* Z<aw;
GA.,
ILLpraclicc in Um several Courts of Law
Equity in tlio Tnllapooaa and Cow-
i. nnd in the United State, District
he Stitt* of Georgia.
^ fare
Jixux it it a lit. St PttBXOMKSOX. IV r have he-
A young lmly *t the Glenn House,
' Wnu
conlisscd w ith tests to tlio wi%riSt*c
that Iter hushend was 4* brute. '“.Vs^w
instance, 1 ’ she said, “he Forbude iu* to
take more than three truks, td be g-Ste .1
whole month, nnd tlttn—tlirn-«jfcbfn*k-i»ihou
ing down with y “ WhA*tlicn," • t , 1 ]
said the other. “9fAjt then, 1 ‘ L
hat and linn int9 «M”Of my
took ev^Pso much room uw
ngnlti.” “Did you consent to tl
ly appropriation "Doa
but l used his shirts for na
If
'the
reins .
immediate!
1 what
,1, it moult
re ived into J f*;
other servant in
•e. - Tlie lady
1 Shines called oil
to dismiss every
bouse prouipth - , and they w 1
ir pioee*, mllil he could pres
d the Sadies ft^m et .
b^i'kiiuMna at tids*|spu*vr
Into the kitchen,
ditnoUoom. etc., aud bile
died ft statement litat a negro man
Pines, living id lAr.ty, Pag* l
county, Ts., was undergoing a gradual process
of change of color, from hlack to wldte. The
Couriered t8tph.ee t*-aft!rrtts the smlctn-Wt
aSTdloicsre
1 Same of the leading papers of the country
nvussed the fea.-iUlity and pl.iusibditv
aid negyj changing Id. complexion—
nted it a Irernre and ridiculed lire
, that, iyftHcidnuy to nature
r.iii'l 1 itiPIE could take place,
ittcrjf red, W*assert heyoml all
oiitradiction. tiaxt * man forty rears
but little .-iukness
now enjoys extraor-
dually changing bis
sion from dark black to us white skin
no higu or traci'S of scuhs) as was
n hy any European of this or any
ountry- The first symptom of bis turn-
a* discovered daring the fight of
. .new in tSfi't, by a small white spot
n’ghsejF iu the wrist of hit right hand,
uliiclf time nearly one-tenth of his body
j’ | of tffty wio) ieif'Cev. r naA I
.. iin hi,.whole life, and J*fm
■rdinnrv goad raltlt JOPdi
mil ! perleci /btisfuction^vrrv r»,sitlou untiWWeJ -R* wlu^lrtime neany oae-i.nra u. rn. oouy
ntc omnrletiw went to Churlottsville malfiroctucd 1 has lieeqifie white, and still continues to change
,. I after servsffijre" jj± , m ' I everyday. Whepe is Barnum.”
Tliat negro has Seieeted a bad tint* to turn
to; It appears tram stuuMlIRRtpt in France. ,, ...... ...
wy that duriiMfc.th* last thirty years mute I while. Belter lor himself that he had been
J poodle made a dog-house of ll.Wlat!" | than ] 0,000 people were struck by light-1 dyed in fan colotr lleTI soon lose hit right
r- “Humanity was vindicated !" said No. 2. ning, of wtfnin 2,'4dJ were killed outright. 1 to vote.- h> crviUffrte Preu.
i attention given to tho compromising
pcling of Old Claims, and Adminislr*-
leyancing, Ac.
IMss entrusted to them will recciv,
Pand I'nilhlul attention.
POWELL, J. E. STALLINGS,
Newnan, Ga. Senoia, Oa.
March 0-12m.
COOK & JONES,
Grocers. Commission Merchant*
AND AGENTS Foil TUB
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE
l.mUA.VXi: COMPANY,
Authorized Capital of $1,000,000.
—ALsSO FOR—
JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY,
Chartered Capital $1,500,000.
Office on LaGrange street, near Dough
erty's Hotel, Newnan, Gs. [Julj 6-tf
WHEAT! WHEAT!
ni’SIlELS Prime Wheat t
10,000 ted, for Cash only. For par
ticulars inquire at my store.
Newnan, Ga. July C-tf.
O. M. HANVEY;
Everybody take Hotioo! I
Marble Head Htones furniahed for Soldier*’
Graves—sixe, 2 foet by IQAKhoa, with inscrip
tion—in any quantity, *t#9. A, by H. B. OAl'MAN,
Ag’t of W*, »SAV. Athfhtn, G,.
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