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The Greorgia, Weekly Telegraph a,n<l Journal &d Messenger.
Telegraph and Messenger.
II AO ON, AUGUST 22 1871.
A Revolutionary Crisis In France.
The telegrams yesterday say, with great con
fidence, that another revolution is on the tapis
in Paris, and the army i3 on the point of revolt
to make Gen. McMahon regent and revive the
Empire. Thiers and his Republic are said to
be universally odious, r.nd all parties are plot
ting its overthrow. Meanwhile, as these propo
sitions smell strongly of gunpowder and public
disorder, peacefully disposed people are stam
peding from Paris.
Franco needs a powerful and energetic gov
ernment. In the light of history since the faU
of the Empire, few reasonable men will doubt
that Napoleon gave France, on the whole, as
liberal a government as was consistent with pnb.
b'o order; and it is not improbable that the war
with Germany and the terrible disasters result
ing both to France and tho Empire, flowed in
directly from the Emperor’s eagerness to popu
larize his government, and thns to pave tho way
for a less energetic succession. In other words,we
credit his assertion at Wilhelmshoe that popu
lar clamor forced him into that war contrary to
his judgment and inclination, which very prob
ably it might not have done under the earlier
organization of his government. The age and
health of tho Emperor, and the youth of his
successor, ore unpromising features in the situ
ation, but on the other hand the Bourbons of
both branches have failed to show any appre-
Radical Conservatism. 1 Blassa Greeley on Female Suffrage,
■\Ve are sorry for the philosopher of the Tri- etc.—He Refuses to l»e the Camli-
bnne. So long in advanoe of the advanced col- date oi the Crowing Hens.
nmn 0 f advanced politicians, his wind has given This venerable farmer has recently address-
out at last, and ha begins to talk about “ con- ed a letter to Theodore Tilton, editor of the
sereatism." He slashes away manfully at wo-1 Golden Age, on divorce, remarriage, woman
THE GEORGIA PRESS.
lowing particulars of the fire, there, last Thors-1 but on entering the ministry and since, I have
day night! —. • 1 felt constrained to act on what has seemed to
The ignition of a naptha lamp at Augusta, I Fnre.—On Thursday night last, about 10} m \ ^ccunidaint’tomake. There is entire
Saturday night, astonished the negro woman | o’clock, the livery stable was discovered to be nnit _ and harmony in my church so far as I am
by .ot «£>&*;.»a
sending her to “kingdom come. It could not gomo fiend in human form. Owing to this com- . , ,, nf anr nastor of «nv dl
tertatum." ue siasnes away msnxuuy . women w, «™>. I have b e en the genuinestuff. Wat never misses bustible material, the building b&ned veryra- no®taaUonintbeStafe of oKa so fa/w f
man’s suffrage as well as the advanced doctrines suffrage, and more especially the difficulties 8 pid i y> and was in a blaze before much of a tnow iUs ?arser than that^>f R any one m I
about divorce, matrimony and freelove. He that lie in the way of his becoming the candi- P™- I r—— 2 t,„ I know. It is larger than that or any one, as I
can’t abide oommunism, nor the right of “free date of the crowing hens for President. He tT , °J“ ame » n
labor” to prohibit anyman from making a labor says that while he does notdeny that persistent, fie 3 of fifteen a«es, "T" U|T ~. I 0 * C0 P C and I lhe sll 8 hteet wave of trouble, so far as my
engagement to £L himself. He despises S**. adultery of the husband or wife af- fif 2 «K relations in Savannah are concerned,
carpet-baggers. He refuses to endorse the Fed- fords good ground for divorce, transient infi-| |f _ „ . , building was not insnred and the loss to the
eral bayonet convention. He shakes his fist delity to marriage vows under the influence of 13 t “° ""f j0 „ 7aM ?„ 7 1 . r .. v owner of this property is heavy. The residence
fiercely but impotenUy at the party drill ser- passions inflamed by wine or other unnatural | The “railroad war” threatens another break | of Mc0 omb, to the south,, was, by great
geants who sternly prohibit all discussion about excitement should not, if ropented.bo adequate
Grant’s renomination; and, to sum it all up in reason for divorce. The dootrino of remar-
a word, a few moons have sufficed to put the riage of those widowed by death should bo gov-
philosopher among the stragglers at the extreme emed by circumstances. In most cases where
tail end of the advanced column, staggering couples are happily united it will be better in
along through the heavy sand under abnrden of higher life if neither were married a second
“conservative” scrnples, while the main column time on this planet.
of lightfooted and predatory forces are fast His letter concludes as follows, and if any-
leaving bim out of sight True, he says, the body has ever had any doubt as to the real
Tribune shall “holler for them” anyhow, no I meaning of the word “sockdolager,” let him or , - - . ■ i omer memuua ui genius « uouiw w iiuu» u±» ■ min mattresses ana scam; oeuuiug. mo uiuu«-i street to me omicung site of the new T«
matter where they are and what doing; but it is her read the last paragraph of the extract and ^ am / e “ at oavannan, ana several ncuses were fu01e ghe to churoh ^ ^ tbe de btor walks set for every six persons, was a bowl for each, a wbera the coInmn baUed a J ie “W
- . , I _ , 1 flooriPri. I .. . , _ l rkUttAv {\WtkA xrifh limW nortr. and n oiled not a-I . ^ ran *S Oneida
I-aylng of the Corner Stone or UhTt"
—" I^kIrp Masonic Hall. fa|
On Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock, th«
ner stone of the Grand Lodge Masonic n
now being erected in this city, on Uu'jT 5
street, was laid with most impressive^
solemn oeremonies by the Masonic fralerrfh*
M. W. Samuel Lawrenoe, Grand Master
Georgia, officiating. “
At the hour named the resident and visfe
Masons, in commandof G. W. Gammage, ofi
fifty bushels per acre. It I other articles were destroyed. The stable I “ T ------ - botton, Grand Marshal of the State, eraer^
.ti a. - - “J - *r~ .. from the Macon Lodge No. 5, escorted bY
Omer Commandery No. 2, in full dress,
out, at Augusta. J exertion on tb
The remains of tho late CoLKudler reached Several houses, _ J w
A.gusta ****,. mi w«e iS ££
morning. destroyed. Weleam these buildings were in- Adams, andthey say: . ® ^nndred members of^
Tho Chronicle, of Sunday, says there was a sured. The residence of Mr. Matt Butts was “We found at the establishment of Mr. a m their beautifal regalia, ^
’ - — - 1 ' * We regret to learn that Sampson atNorth Adams, seventy-three Chinese ticularly that of the Sir Knights Templar tS
ace. His furniture was all coolie laborers, clad in cotton cloth, with cheap I presented an imposing spectacle Aft»r \ ™
lTeu . Chinese hats and shoes. Their dining tables iDg in the’column moved off down ru
When an Augusta creditor of the female per- “ a< ? 0 of P ino street, headed by the colored brace)
During Saturday and Sunday °two* inches ,C of | sua3 ‘ on a ^ lunette complexion, finds all ThWstreet, tl^ee to Mulber^^*'
in fAll.f SnvnniiBh, and severs houses were other meth ° as of ? etti ? g a f ebt ? r 1°.^ thfnmattressea and scantbedaing.^edinuer- street to the buflding site of the new
stampede from the Aiken hotel last Thursday also destroyed,
morning, caused by a report that a child of one “_ no insnrance '
of the boarders had diptheria. Tho report
turned out to bo without foundation, however.
dry business to drop the baton of a leader and be fully enlightened: . . ... „„
take up the insignificant role of amereclacquer. I have but two left of seven children, and There are 82 pu i ,
Wesay again onr sympathies are stirred for these are both daughters. I woifld gladly fit in Hall county.
.T. vn 3 l. . 3 them for lives of usefulness and honor, 83 be- The Griffin papers complain that rust is mak-
thepbilosopher, andwowoifidfamoffera word loveaanaio ^ g ^ vegof ^ rt rigbt g r P n i ain ^ ^ fieIdg of thafc
or two of consolation. Let him reflect, then, b j e meDj ana mothers, if it shall please God, b l y
in the very nature of things, his case cannot be of good, healthy, happy, children. If it be do- BeoUo “; . . „ . ma _ - ..
singular. Whoever, in that “advanced col- creed that they are to be not snch women as A letter addressed to the ugliest man m At-
B „. „ . . those I have most admired and reverenced, but Mania has been sent to the editor of one of the
nmn has a single patriotic ar oc^tenaoa, m0n f male p by?5 que-poweiful in ward therej bnt are tantalized by the non
scruple to be awakened or a stomach or com- canc osses ana nominalmg conventions, vehe- * f'.. ’
mon sense to be offended, is bound sooner or ment in senate and on the stump, and effective publication ot his name,
inf at tA share his fate The “advanced col-1 before juries in tho trial of actions for cnm. Mr. Milner, of Forsyth, holds a full hand.
... . it ‘ ‘ . . , \con.—I pray that my career on this globe shall He is acting Ordinary, acting Clerk of Superior
ciable hold on the popular esteem and confi- nmn cant stop.^ It mus. go ahead on and on, closo before theirs ig fairly begun. When^and 0outt ma kes up the Tax Receiver’s returns,
deuce. If they have a party, as they claim, it down the facihs Descensus Averm road, and is where they shall thnsshme, it will not be pleas- ^ ^ aU writing in the Sheriff’s office,
is too small to make itself felt and heard. It necessarily bound to attract and embrace every ant for me to stay.
up the aisle she pulta his coat-tail and demands , gjgggjjg SJ^affilled S^ed “ the usual mnner, ttd the J
the stamps very audibly, lhe debtor generally 'with ladle to dipit into each mail’s^ bowl; Tiodge, formed daring the forenoon for thecr
responds that she must be a d—n fool, throws an d their table cutlery, a pair of chop sticks for pose, and headed by the Grand Master n
a handfull of sand in her eyes and vamoses. each, what tea thoy took, being taken iathe through the open ranks and under a h,r!
«*• »■*TOU,
gnsta, is in trouble about a matter of some ^of the fcnilding. Soon after (h= •
eight or ten cows that would persist in follow- And they go on to argue at length on the evita I andtheGrand Master had K w
ing him from their owner’s lots. As usual, he of chesp labor and “cheap men and women. po3iti(m oq th# platform ^ ha
turns out to be one of Bullook’s “spared mono- The Hera,d 3 excer P ts fr ° m tbe report stop short ^ exorcises opened with S ° Ci
1 of enlightening us on the committee’s remedy. , opened with prayer bj
We think it has been the uniform practice in Chapin of the^day, Eev. W. Wat
IiAilt.oad U1ITI0CI.TT.—The uhariotte, uo-1 Massachusetts, as well as in every other portion folIowi ° ’ od * by
lumbia and Augusta xailroad^commenced a day | of the earths surface, to buy labor and all the | die3 and g gentIemeE> np ^
ments.” His weakness was horses, then.
Says the Constitutionalist, of Tuesday:
Railboad DiffiouiiTV.—The Charlotte, Co
in the Sheriff s offico. | ortwo ago laying a track on Watkins street, near I products of 1 abor as cheaply as pogsible. We don’t j ug aemen, maae np for tho oecasio
plays it judgmatically, their freight depot. This track passing within know a pIace or peoplo in tho world less likely 0113 Iod at the orgau h * Mr - G - p - Guilford:
six feet of the house of Mr. Moore, he made
complaint to the Mayor, alleging that the ran
is too small to make useir teit ana neara. iz “T —'T"Mr. Editor, I believe onr countrymen me in- The Advertiser says he
could not control the army or people. It wonld extremity of folly and of crime, or lose its dQbted tQ for bav i ng discovered (perhaps I too.
probably be less powerful to enforce order than Radical position. It can never suffer itself f° should say invented) me as a possible (though Fairburn, Campbell county, flaps its wing3 I uompiainc w me aiuj’or, aueguig mm niaiuu- t ^ - -- o - ~~~|f i ^ .. - »
L tm.pvty. If ■>» onbradicalisedi th« e f«ro T. «»»* topfobaM.lid.l. d .b.P«id 8 «o\ L fact of bU,f»bl IS,«S> "3S.1SS2 **“•
Ibo Eepobbe broabs down »otbi»B aooma to bo imagino anadbeicnt pot bttetl, foolisb and Alta draon oggs trilbin lbo past twelve months. order to tbl agent of lie road forbidding the , eicentlon to the role and that the good of ■ E “ ubl “ ll ' a b I b! * ,taa ““nand.
left but tbo Empire, and if the Republio is going graceless who is not bound m time»to bo:run off b ^^ted on or hoped for as Tho Monroe Advertiser, of Tuesday, says: laying of tho traok until a conference could be ® . P . . h . be for at
the sooner it goes tho better. ** legs and drop to the rear like Mr, Greeley. “°w 0 man &e Se! M you forcibly The Weathebakb Chops-Oar planters have bad between the city anthorities and those of society dem^ Oat
-o#- I * J ,w 1 and justly say, thero is not even a remote pos-1 experienced several delightful showers during *b 0 road. President Johnson has been tele- I the highest price, while all the products of labor
Plunderers In tU© | Blnliely Extension ox Southwestern | sibility of my ultimately adapting myself to the I the past week, and most of them are rejoiced I £ ra P“ e d for ana the matter will doubtless, in a j must, for the same reason, be sold at the lowest
Railroad. I end. My difference with your crowd is too I thereat. It is generally expected that cotton ^ a y or * wo > bo definitely settled. j p r j C0 . y 6 ^ the theory itself must rank among
We had the pleasure of ft call yesterday from vital, too radical, to permit the most sanguine will be greatly benefited, and corn to some ex- * “ a * m
| Mr. Barnwell, of the firm of J. A. Maxwell & drea “ er *® h °P° fo . r . m ? “ tent - 113 . tho res ° 1 , t - F ° dder P^ Uin S , haa ..^ e ® n
7 I ornirincy nln • mv nnimons are tolerablv lirm. 1 nmoruecino rnninlr nnn n. ffnnn ininnlv tnll nfl
The State Road
Hands of the Law—IIow the Feo
pie’s Honey was Developed by the
Trewly Loyl Pap Snchers. i axr. AAam««;u, ui tuo "! 1 growing old; my opinions are tolerably firm, I progressing rapidly and a good supply will be
The Atlanta papers of yeaterdayare fall of the Co., who have the contract for tho construction and j be ad y a n(«ed female of the Laura Fair type, saved,
proceedings in a Justice’s Court, the day before, of the entire line of the above branch of the who kills the paramour of whom she claims to T be Constitution, of yesterday, has the fol-
on a warrant issued against one N. P. Hotchkiss, Southwestern Railroad. bo the rightful affinity, and gives the lie in Iowin „ :
a Radical reverend from Walton county, and The very names of these gentlemen are suffi- ** h ^ 7 ™ dow | FnuL—The store of Mr. Dawson, on Peters
up to the time of the lease of tho State Road, 1 “" fS ~ mn - 1 - ■■ - - - -
; place or people in the world less likely
[ than these to give more than tho lowest price Wben eaith . a foundation first was laid,
CHOECS.
Hail! mysterious, hail! glorious Masom
That makes ns great and free
Hail! mysterious, hail! glorious Masomy
That mak6e us ever great and free. ’
A writer in the Southern Recorder, of Tues-
Auditor of that Road by appointment from
Bullock. The charge was cheating and swind
ling, and Hotchkiss
Fry, who seems
vamosed for parts
those other crudities and absurdities of the
day, gives “a few dots on crops” In Baldwin J pro tective tariff men and labor reformers, which
county. He says: I n0 £ WO rk in practice.
™ The man who insists upon eight )umrs as a
last year s crop; river low lands very poor: up I ,, , , , ,
lands light; cotton small and thin stand— j ® da I 8 labor, to be paid for at old or m-
ui* uov mwiuuii. — • stopped growing during the late excessive warm, creased wages, whilo he must have his meat,
But why should any man bo the candidate for | street,^ was destroyed byflreyeeterday mom- j dry weather, shedding numb, andyma aigns j mea l and clothing without the smallest advance j ^owwrthy a“ahoV^eatweare.
Cno—Hail, mysterious, etc.
As man throughout for shelter sought,
In vain from place to place to roam,
Until from heaven bo was taught
To plan, to build, to fix his home.
Cso—Hail, mysterious, etc.
m
Hence illustrious rose our art,
And now in beanteous piles appear:
Geo. P. Barnett was tbe first witness sworn,
and testified that Hotchkiss admitted to him
that he, (Hotchkiss,) had received $800 out of
a bill for $5,095.40 of J. M. and J. C. Alex
ander’s against the Stato Road, and which he
The very names of these gentlemen are suffi
cient guarantees for the speedy and entire sue- _ „ _
cess of this enterprise. Major Maxwell is iden-1 PresldenTof the Woman Suffragists? Logically I ing, with a heavy stock of goods. An-[ of'rust—will not make over'two-thirds of Fast
tified with the railroad interests of Southern and consistenly, I feel that their candidate other building, empty, was also destroyed, year’s orop without a very favorable fall.
1 - --* ~ ‘ ' — Seven of the Darien negro Ku-klux headed
old scoundrel, Radical State Senator
Campbell, were brought to Savannah,
Asotheb State Road Case—A Big Leak j Monday afternoon, and will be tried for their
this outrage upon Captain Irvine, of the British ship
issued for j »
enedage?” Let her be one who has two hua-1 two parties at the instance of Foster Blodgett
favorite families, and we are glad to welcome I bands after a sort, and livo in the same house for misappropriation or embezzlement of pub- We cll P “ 0 following from the Atlanta bun,
him to the soil of Georgia. Ere long the work with them both, sharing tho conch of one, but }|o funds. We called yesterday on Notary Pab- of yesterday:
will commence and be nroseented vieoiouslv to Soaring tbe name of the other (to indicate her *io B. D. Smith, who issued the warrants, bnt Stealing to Hide Theib Guilt.—Yesterday
p g ^ I impartiality perhaD3,) and causoand candidate could obtain, no information except that tho while Mr. McCallawas absent from his office
an ear *y completion. . will be so fitly mated that there will be no occa- parties had given bond. The facts appear to for a few moments, a very Important book, con- established by thorough practical test that, al- j b0 Ia ; sed j n ^e usual form as laid down in tb
Verily it does seem that soon every division sion, even under the most liberal, progressive, bo these, as far aa we could ascertain: One of taining evidence of the guilt of some of the though tho so-called “protection of American Masonic chart The atone ia » W n- fi n »
in cost, is evidently demanding impossibilities;
while, on tho other hand, if a proportionate ad- {
vance is to be put on the cost of living—if he,
in faot, concedes to others what he demands for {
I himself—bis case is not improved by the change.
And the experience of tho country tinder
I years of exorbitant protection has so strongly
enforced this lesson that a good many of the
New England beneficiaries of protection see its ]
fallacy, and aro now asking for a modification
or abandonment of tho fayatem. They see it
IV
Nor we less fam’d for every tie,
By which the human thought ia bound;
Love, Truth, and Friendship socially
Join all onr hearts and hands around.
Cso.—Hail, mysterious, etc.
v
Our actions, still by Virtue blest,
And to onr preceptB ever true,
The world, admiring, shall request,
To learn, and onr bright path pursno.
Cho.—Hail, mysterious, etc.
The Grand Master then ordered tho stone tc
tho clerks under Blodgett, while he was absent, I State Road plunderers, was"stolen fromwherehe I indnltrv” mav raisathenriVaof I “"“T, ^ “ “ TCry P ‘ C “
| was authorized to purchase railroad supplies. left it locked np. industry may raise the price of labor, yet by of w hite marble, five feet long, by 2} feet in
.1 3 r_ * J xt A _1 a A1/1 I . .. . *■ — — I vaioinn flia vwi/tn nf oil flin n-anrltiafo nf lnlm« I .... — ...... _ ....
[ Masonic chart. The stone is a very fine piece'
(H.) had audited—which bill cr claim was I of our noble State will be within ear call of the enlightened regime, to sno for their divorce.
^ °'r P ;„ M< 2 a l 1 V e a 6raI b0 °“r per iQ wMstIe J of , tha IOC0 “ 0tiT ( °- , We11 ’ raiIroad3a ^ SearhersLhffiiSg I charged/we are infomed, that abont|ia7-1 "EMd and Dangeeouslt Shot be I ** P ri00 a » ^ 0 it I width, and one'foot tMck^'ve^ hig^
tho office of tho State Road, swore that on one great developers of natural resources, and if herself ? 000 worth were paid for and not received. As Tubee Men.—About 9 o’clock Monday night, has left labor in tho samo or a more disadvan- nolished on which is inscribed the following
occasion Hotchkiss relumed from Chattanooga I the people can face the mnsic and pay the cost
with $1,000 he had collected, and that of this of construction, onrs will indeed bo a great
amount he, (witness) got $400, Hotchkiss re- country. Happily in the present instance tho
taining the remainder—$600. McCalJa also ] “great monopoly” only will be called upon to
testified that tho salaries of Blodgett, Harris, j shell out, and whatever be tho sequel, nobody
and other old officials of the road, were still be- I can be hurt,
ing paid by the State, although they went out
of office in January. J. C. Alexander, a mer- [
chant of Atlanta, testified in substance as fol-1
lows: Wo quote from the Constitution;
Fry came to him and said that he wanted to I
Visible Supply of Cotton.
Tho table
New York Chronicle,
lows:
1871
In a sprit of hearty hatred for Free Love and
all its infernal delusions,
I remain yonrs, Horace Gbeelet.
Tribune Office, August 7,1871.
Tbe Southern Political Situation.
Discoursing upon the “Colored Element ” in
Southern politics, tho New Orleans Picayune
bond has been taken we trust the grand jury
will see that no settlement is effected nntil all |
the facts are elicited. In the meantime, wo
hope our readers will not be too hasty in mak
ing their judgments.
It is suspected, on the other hand, that the
. _ . . polished, on which is inscribed the folioniac:
near the jnnctionofltarietta and mitonstteets.tageousreiative position, whita it hesweU nigh Grand Lodge Hall, F. A. M., erected A. L
Sark,” ?*c?nd?c Jr oi The AtHreta «U West deS ^ 0ye3 a11 $ ore f !gn markot for A™ 6 ™** man ' 5871. Samuel Lawrence, G. M. Building Con-
Point Railroad, was attacked by Taylor ana W. cfactur6d P rodncts -
A. Tamer, and Charles F. Elliott, a brother-in- 50 will end every effort of arbitrary in
law to the Tamers. Mr. Clark was hit by two | terference with trade and industry. It will
SS! I W to ' ° ne & arm , aEd the other through I either come to naught or do worse. Values are
goat of tho clerk, and to invalidate his testi- the lungs. Clark is now lying in a very critical ....... .. . .. , . . . •
mony in advance, as ho may know too muoh. condition, and the chances "for his recovery is e3ta0llSaed » not b y human tinkering, hut by
TnfnTZv ny < U S/neraUy StockiQLiverpool bale3 030,060
done at the ktate Hoad. Fry famished witness 7,™*™ co qjh
With the items of articles he said that he had b | iu
purchased from McEwen, Grant & Co,, of New j sJck in olS
York, with the approval of aU parties at the I ^ 26,016
x? a 1‘ r ^r 1 a 0 i SS Ja ^ d ° r Ui n^ ° n blU ' hea ^ o£ J * Stock in Bremen. 47,470
M. & J. C. Alexander for the amount. He pre- Stock rest o{ continent CO 000
1870.
568,000
26,141
800
153,780
10,600
20,977
35,000
35,000
18,178
512,255
94,702 1
divided by color. Without committing ourselves
to this conclusion, the Picayune’s ideas will be
interesting to the reader. Says that paper:
Whatever other changes occur, tho negro
voters in solid mass will continue their support
of the Republican party. All effort and argu
ment to change them will be simply thrown
away. Their enthusiasm may wayne andthey
may and must be disgusted with their white
mittee: Geo. W. Adams, Joseph E. Wells, Jobs
G. Deitz, G. W. Maxson, John Nicolsca
JerreFuss, Architect. John J. Cornell, Builder.
This beautifal stone i3 from the marble wotb
of Messrs. J. B. Artope & Son, of this city.
Prayer followed the raising of the stone and
then instrumental music.
doubtless never bo reached. I Justice Butt yesterday" morning’the" parties I " iCSU ““ a ““ I The Grand Treasurer, Joseph E. Wells, then
Tho cases already discovered fully indicate I were refused bail, and committed to jail to I f r ’ co “* mea ‘i e ^ c -j b 7 s'atu.e, but failed totfu- J de posited tho box containing various coins,etc .
how over six million of dollars was spent on the await the issue of Mr. Clark’s wounds. 88 thousands had failed before. But there d tbe , ordered to be lowered to its
State Road in two years, though the details may Miss Minnie Turner, a sister of the Turners, I is just as much sense in regulating the price of I , e , rh* ArAirio 1
named above, and deeply implicated in this corn by law, as the price of labor. There is pIaC °’ f Wh, ° h the Archltect re P° rted to
never be ferreted oat.
It is reported that one of the parties has ab- murderous attempt, was up, and bail in her I „„ „_.v u„ I '™ wl «
sconded, and that other parties will be arrested, case was offered at $2,500 until next Saturday, 30 fc a h 0 0 ln estabRihing by law that speotion>
the
Grand Master that the stone awaited his in-
We will bo able to give faller details, perhaps
in onr next issue.
at which time tho parties are to havo another
hearing.
The Sun says the amount developed is sixteen I The Chronicle and Sentinel prints the fol-
allies and leaders. In their lukewarmness they I hundred dollars, and tho Era puts it at $8,000. I lowing:
may sometimes refrain from voting and in some j jh 0 Sunsays one of the parties is Joseph Fry, an Infallible Receipt fob Choleba. —A
old price. Indeed, when a short measure of
labor is established by law, impartial justice
aasa i 6en b’ m ent may overcome perty 1 «« wbo j g a nep how or other near relative of Fos-1 gentleman living on the Milledgeville road, a j demands that there should be a precisely equal
ter Blodgett—a boarder at his house and mom- short distance from Augusta, has just discovered reduction in the scale of meal, molasses., flour,
,.. j Stock rest of Continent 60,000
^ a* aC ‘ for Great Britain
ceptance at thirty days. Tho State Road was fAmeriean'l 52 000
effe Frv cot The 1 monev oT *2* Aflortto Franie (A^eric^ ’
charge, Fry got tho money on the Alexander! a nr>Tir a -,:n iccio
claim. Witness signed the receipt in advance, a e f r11,’ VI oom
Don-! _wh 2 S?ho signed b'oth blg.Al U.0 Igg^
fc^chim.^ t0 PKSeUt the MoEwen ’ Grani Stack ports 9§^*SS
A HEAVY HAUL. I ir- 4 -t A,4»o,oo<»
amount paid out was 8H,990 «T“ A I. Tbesa fignres indicat0 an increase ™ the cot-
When witness obtained tho i
draft he paid it over to Fry.
th ° ^ baUl bef0rC the I ThiS Sb ° W3> “ ^P 00103 * an error °f four I no colored mau opposed’ta the Republicanj^r-1 Presid^ut;’ A*. W^HuamaZd? SecreT^’Mar°- I durtagtaeday j »b”«^
FreTrenoht thf’necenfon/.e i t bnndred thousand bales in the report of Indian ty ’ »nd when the whites wiU bo nearly unani- shall J. Clark, Treascrer; Georgo IL Ham- Tl10 next morning Chanticleer was as well Is cotton thread, $5 50-’'saleswoman * ^1
were not attached to tho draft, when witness | e S ram3 ot Sunday set down at 112,255 bales, I draw off the colored vote of tho South from g d wl b Ku-klnx treated tbe same ~ av and er r. ; „, i _ bn h . < - Q - 7 -> r“>
F3hff‘ hem to th ,° r ndi !° r ;, ^ cy wcro at ‘ insfead of 512 > 255 - The “tton excess varies their party. • n 8 * named Georgo Wright, near Car- Tb6 gentleman warrants a cure fn lvelt fnl of aTl woTk fs $ ’ nnMery glrls * $8; maids
ifess'ventbotmothe* J5?** v0ly sIi S hUy - tho 28th of July the reported And, again, says the Picayune: tersville, last Juno, have just been tried and stance where tho patient is not entirely dead. ’
ment. Tho account was passed up. 3 °" ““ease of cotton in sight was 353,229 bales. The colored Republicans of Louisiana are ® arto w Superior Court Tbo Eatonton Press and Messenger tells the
aobeemekt to disgoboe. Tfio Chronicle lepoita new cotton coming to I II^ e y aro n ° longer I J *7 rec men ^ e ^ that they be confined f 0 u 0W ing story:
1 - - * willing tbafc_ the white vulgar fraction of one-1 for m tho penitentiary. 1 J
three pecks of com shall const,tufa a bushel Then foUowed the col] ^
and be paid for as a fuU bushel, as that six or Grand &nd Grand o£ thQ
eight hours shaU constitute a day s work at the | and fte presenlatIon of the gol ^ and siIver ^
prejudice, but as a body negroes ore
be supporters of the Republican party.
Not only must negroes adhere to the
lioan party, bnt tePUglW 1 T }A. Q n 1 'J nnfn™
Republican to twenty negroes, snd tho proper-1 firm “ **. § «*to" tba't ho has absconded; I whenhe’oommen^^^Kh^p^^ ITT T l “ 3 bnrCan rep0rt 13 ,ha
tion will decrease. The settled and steady ten- carrym S with him $2^,000 or $30,000. - tion. Fifteen drops of Perry Davta’ pain killer male labor “ tho Bay State,which i
3!_s_! - 1 fT "- - “ • -llfltltn T.aw Asgnnirilmn” .OO,-..:..* I diln(Pll TBllli on onnol onnfuk. gl water was 1 F 0r W00 k :
repeated at in-1 _ ^Woolen yarn operatives, $5 5(i; button piakers,
h $5;
clas3,
interesting
topics in this bureau report is the price of fe- |
i is given thus.
Butts county returns 563 white and 352 black written about Ben Hill
Among all things that havo been said and
Frank Blair anti G'ratz Brown.
A New York dispatch in the Western papers I
says: __ i
Senator Frank Blair has been interviewed at
polls, anJ $736,181 worth of taxable property. I them excel in pith, and po?nt, Tnd suffictancv I S. a - P u an £. saya wbil ° Sb no Democrats
a cVinrV ntnbt foci oi- in.i... i .i a remark made bv Mr. P.vnr. y think the New Departure i
issue a wise mom
sels, after which was sung the following ode:
spoke!
Refulgent streams from chaos broke,
Illumed the riaiog eartb!
Well pleas’d the great Jehovah stood;
Tug power supreme pronounced it good!
And gave the planets birth!
In choral numbers Masons join,
To bless and praise this light divine.
_ n.
Parent of light! accept our praise.’
Who shedd'&t on us thy brightest rav«
The light that fills the mind;
By choice eelected, lo! we stand,
By friendship joined, asocial band!
That love, to aid mankind!
In choral numbers Masons join, eta
TTT.
The widow’s tear, the orphan e erv,
All wants our ready hands supply,
Aa far a3 power is given;
The naked clothe, tho prieoner free,
These aro thy works, sweet Charity!
Revealed to us from heaven.
In choral numbers Masons join, etc.
At t':e conclusion of the foregoing ode the
Witness states that there was an agreement market this season nine days earlier than last r Ik w , 0 , ,, s , ar f™ 0 . 1 *
among tho Darties interested to dfam™ - t . . , - )a lasl twentieth of tho party shall havo nine-tenths of
ill-gotten gains at 12 ir., August lolh. Hotch- It, 3 * m B ° ui3ia ° a and E0ven daya in Texas, all the honors and emoluments. As soon as
ki s was not one of tha number Witness re-1 ^ ba remamder o£ cotton belt without ma- £b * 3 feeling is shown folly in action, white men
Sitil? 400, Tb ° S-50 was from I f^ial change. The thermometical average of| I SSS tVolfn^
This dose will do for to'day. Tho oxan
tion was to havo been resumed yesterday,
to-morrow wo may havo some more develop
ments for onr readers.
Special Senatorial Election.
It will bo seen by the advertisement of the I
Ordinary of this county that tho Governor has
the-MS £p ® ciale ^ ctioafo fl!I tbe vacancy in Among the attractions of the Georgia State I two^fifttaof ^TOterlthS’bareMesMea’is I ^m! 35 * 7031 tW °’ ' I ^ Tlwso^who know-how very canttous Mr H I ia ^ ao ^> oS I Th ® eloquent gentleman closed with thanks to
the-24 Senatona! District, occasioned by the j Agricultural Fair to open in Macon on the 23d enough to insure theConstant and^nevitabla Tho negro 0X0 com P an y of Savannah paraded is can well understand how muoh be expressed th f 9 , Ger “ aa . c . ltlzens incensed that class the Supreme Architect that he was permitted to
fully armed and equipped, with rifles, Monday I ln r * "
afternoon. ‘.‘ sl
1 ..gro o, Colombns o M o (SSEF* “ S “ S “ S ‘ “ ta fcU f »' I \ V* hi, U.io
8100. .11 bo, oostomois' doO«, »a „otte, | . I J',Sfn" a mi lie aedlcol loo lo tho noble .orvie.
Road Locomotives at tke Fair.
onhoS,nao M riUoG»r e te«.h.,l 1 ,» 1 u«,.ko “*!«“• .. ‘ I hooO, end tho noble and ion.vol.nt ob/ocM
a8t0Utah“Sh, b v*„S£“r! e ““ “r [ p,ow “- ““ 10 B.a“’th“S e „ a ,&ff“ *«*»
au an states wnere they number only a third or did last voar with twn. mu «»t»i«i6. in M «nn,; n.— 1 ^ _,.u
resignation of Thos. J.
. , | — - . enough to insure the constant and' inevitable
_ opear, to take place on I of October next, will be at least two traction or defeat of their party. Politically, negroes are
\Yeanesday, tho 13th day of September next. road engines. Ono of these will be the “Thom- an of strength only where they aro in
• nu _ T I son Road Steamer,” recently imported by Mr. I a majority -
le zhttation. essrs. rown & Wadley, and which has been noticed at great [, The Resident Republican Executive Commit-
I these columns. The oiher^iTSI | I W0man ’ 8 husband « ona day last ^ eek ‘ Thtata I ^holllZiVoMMg 5 tho ‘ STSSS eSrenctoemS^of tao fibeta” inXt^tata 3 PUrP ° 3eS ° f Fre ° MaS ° nry -. Tha fol,owias
ure,” the Chronicle and Sentinel says s Brown was supported by all the Democrats of SU ^ S “d £he 0xer0Lses closcd wIth
Tho Columbnq Snn of 'rn n<! i . ,, <Chronicle and Sentinel is of the opinion Misaonri and b y Senator Schurz with a consid- benedlcllon from tho Grand Chaplam:
land Wfl hftvo not rood if —*— ***“ luu “- mo nrsi i *>»'«•* nuances recenuy issneu in bing-1 v/oiumDus oun, ot Auesitay, reports the that the best interests of our State and neonlo erable following of the RpnnhbVnn nr
, ‘ .7 v ... , read 11 through, but we pri ze of i50 and a silver medal at the Wolver- ^ German » Goneral Sherman’s speech at^J following accidents: will bo promoted by attandincr to home Jfnirn 6 rinm a ,1. 2 • - , P nbbcaa P art y- Mo-
know from the cnt.es its plot. The style shows hampton meeti Dgof tbo B ^ Columbus, OMo with Southern LanocraiiA Seeious/ - - tenumg to home affa.rs. | Clurg was the admima.ratioo uJ
for itself as does the morale. Those I - - - - . jnu Aigtiuuuurai ao-1 comments nn .i I ,.
much bepraised, and much bespattered novel, tbo “New Patent Road Locomotive,” mannfac- P i rad and pnblished by them in tho States' what the yellowback novelists would call
the latest handiwork of Charles Read—in some whero clechona are to be held this ensuing fall. <- Q ii
respects tho greatest living fiction writer of Em- uredb7 i :U0ssrs - & B °rt 0 r, of Roches- These documents include tho splenffid revtaw fe “ 8woop -
u-— rt „ ^ I ter, England. This locomotive took the first | ?f oar national finances recently issued in Eng-1
&nd German * frflnovol Shormnn’o nirsr\r%*\* .i-
„ „ comment* n-n y;.<c . — i s Accident.—Sunday, as the passenger Tb l labor0 L farmer, manufacturer, mechanic f rnft nrif1 f u„ f ClIainia raioac andidate, i
. „ . . ^ prurient c iety, of England, last July. This engine will I wi . de P°: rtu ™; atao, are- twin was ieaving forMacon, a negro boy named and m0rolla nt a na professional man, who attend | °,f’f^ d « thl9 feud engendered by that i.—
prudes who saw m “Griffith Gaunt” matter for bo eriiibited bv Mr H«rW lms “« ml! ™ ™ o f kid-giant poky m English and Frank Purcell-as is the habit of such chaps, f? thoi 5 P?T ate mt0r63t3 . ^U1 be better off at lho GraQ t administration has never been
ultra virtuous and, therefore, most merciless ( , Berbert B - B Mvm, agent German, andarecordof anti-slavery legislation, despite tho vigilance of the offieers-got‘ the ond of 010 y0 « than thoso who «n» n d m.J. 1 I aDnfi9S Pd. Tw„„;,wn , een
condemnation, will w ’ l of . tbo ***** at MaC0D . who has already ^ 6y a I°P^paring a careful review of the stops of one of tho cars to rido a short d
But neither Brown nor Schurz has I
SSTCSJSute S xa y 0d »g a inst^ne Another” in bMtleTor ^liti^ ^atatesmanlike effort; but fa
- his head. A physician was sn P rema °y- '* 8 ao not propose to trammel the reference to the amendments it was very clear.
»**w i»&aBui> u^g. ai. luuy uo; oe eiaciiv a iiooii i Acittiivd u, luo coioDraiea i>ozer tne great: i -.Li-1, tin?—— , i . , . , - i ——mI, who, after examining the I , a P^rfy tt the North whom wo be-1 bays he
for a very properyonog man to read to his very kitchen artist of tho Emperor Napoleon ifhis DemScretto nlwSneTSIf ZT’s ^ ^ prononnced recoveIy im P 0S3 ible. Shifa 1 m!££appnSofth^ SwjM,*’ 8D f d Tha interests . of thc country demand that the
prim sweetheart, bnt it is, nevertheless, a story Crimean campaign. th 0 imbecility oM^CS and Jill lhJ°r re F aat The Savannah AdvexUser, of Tuesday, gives uro,” wo donotinfendto enter the hsts and wage tho thfriLmh”/ 18 °t Qt *n. embodied iQ
to move, and thrlU, and fascinate from first to To judge by tho delicious Savannah lamb, four years mo^eof deviltry at^ V f • 1131110 latest n0wa concerning tho mvstariom. I a fierce warfare against our friends «nd ♦ I ^-_ tbl A e ? E . th * fo ” te0nth and fifteenth amend-
“ at * f UCe > “ d £ha ° tbe * m0ats and d0330 *‘ er than the election of a Democratic President
Worse off than Alabama.—With entire dis- servod n P yesterday for his fortunate guests, in 1872—will please copy.
regard to considerations of personal safety, tho Ve ara dIs P<>sed to give credence to tho story.
Editor of the Eufaula Nswb crossed tho river I B events, no hotel in the conntxr, not even “ EAT * haven’t seen a neater jobof scalp-
U.I WOOL mi .O„oa iriToio Of tt. K,mWo. c bo.t lho Sp^Vood mi •'»»? «»° <h*» the Mowiog fton £, ^ E * a “ *** I «i» »“ *** «***H itaUSttiiCTi
neighboring counties of Georgia. He vfonnd ^ ac, » in P r °viding creature comforts for thoso Fnfl&y. The trewlyloyl thieves must withhor two little girls. The party arrested is I w ^ woria aoe3 move! | suits of the war, and our Southern peoplo must
the crops a good deal below medium and was who viait 11151 favorite bouse. See, taste and bn y novr - Sa y 8 thc > World: Jlra. Mary Driggers, a widow, and sister of The Rev. Dr. S. Landrum publishes a card in “ ally c - nt looS0 „ from , the P 581 aod ite
struck by the insanity of the peogta about rIS I belicve ’ A fine set of thieves these fellows are • I tb0 Savannah News, of Tuesday, from which we I s^dasXrio^andthol^nL^^ 1101 f Q n
roads. He predictsthat GeorgiawiU go np| Globe Insurance Company.—On Saturday vrith their tSefo^Kf:Klmfon'trnges.^In^e B ^ noe . s ’ baa been refused snpportby Mr.*Da^ | ^ , fo ! Iowin S : to those interests which wo have in common. 6
Lit va hoS n mil t n I nM eisrii Rioteo n i i.o .i.An‘i 0 I at various times, mid has also been rennentnri I. In to-day s issue yon speak of a rumor that T I It is very clear from these evidences that-. Air
the smallest idea of reinsisting
platform of 1868, as tho basis of a
Democratic Presidential rally in 1872, and that
contrary he contemplates such an ar-
. questions constantly tasked] 6 1 -"““r“ ent “ J® conciliate tho support of Ro-
, . I* faot tbat 1 ha7 ° a ttaanimous ana ear- pub ica f _ Totes °PP° sed to the ra-eleciion of
te only person in the building n f. ca ^ 4 ? tb 0 Central Baptist Church ia Mem- ■ Gen0ra * Grant,
except the children, when Mrs. Davis was taken P . • 13 a^ 30 a fact that I have offered mi
Crops in Mississippi.—Tho Canton Citizen
*• ^ogan, Bsq. It wiU be paid in a few days, if T 1 f 8 n , re3 » telling how government fnne- ^fe alone it transnires that Mrs
Mr. Smith advertises for the right kind of an while StjSfttSS'Sn “ 6an ' turned to his house? although driven flay pro
agent of the company In Maoon. p a gs 1 a-hlnx. I Y ionaIy, and was the only person in the building
he
ml—_ — .wuiomeneci muengood. | day, the 16th instant; 8. M. Siesel Manor,. I wuoserongeoupso thena-| Jlv euover two hours, | view to a settle
lko Yazoo Banner estimates the crop of that Judge Erskina and danohfnr Atlanta! xr o’ ba ?fd wotdd prove perpetual, once I 5B d bad arisen from the bed and walked abont. Memphis next Ootober or November. | fishbar rails. About thirty miles are alreafv
oounty atone-half. The Natchez Dpmnnrat car-c n t 2 a fi r * “Bants; Mrs. S. I ore mabgnantly ro-appears and announces his I Thisstatement Is weakoned by the testimony of The resignation has been offered of my own rvimniofo/i 7 7
e fortunate plantem in that ^ ^ 7 o' and son » ftnd 11,33 ^“ar, Georgia; ^ £ f an Qf 0 ^ pnbl,ahi a! 3 »?w work to be Sled ‘be children in the bid, who declared ** belief, and under the eonviS °° IDplet6d '
make half a crop. The T>«rf 1 P * S f nford and wife, Maoon; W. F. Her-1 fo r b hft,nnfcf^». Bn . 0 ba« d e | *aj;_her mother had not lived over four or fivo | ^Jbe time has come when I can be more! TmsNea]
burg papers make very
Hail, Masonry divine 1
Glory of ages shine!
Long may’at thou reign:
Where e’er thy lodges stand,
May they have great command,
And always grace the land.
Thou art divine!
n.
Great fabrics still arise,
And grace the azure skies;
Great aro thy schemes;
Thy noble orders aro
Matchleei, beyond compare;
No art with thee can share.
Thou art divine!
nr;
Hiram, the architect,
Bid ail the Craft direct
How they should build.
Solomon, Israel’s king,
Did mighty blessings briDg,
Which gave us cause to sing,
Hail, royal art I
the foregoing we have omitted the Ian-
as laid down in the books for such occa-
nnd merely reported what was done.
The gavel used on this occasion was made from
the oak tree under which Oglethorpe organized
the first Masonic Lodge of Georgia, in 1733.
Tho exercises were witnessed by a very large
concourse of citizens and were graced by tho
presence of hundreds of ladies, numbers of
whom could not obtain positions near enough
to the stand to hear what wa3 going on. The
exeroisss being over the fraternity reformed
and returned to the lodge from whence they
started, and the vast assembly dispersed. Thus
olosed the impressive and imposing-ceremony
of laying the corner stone of the Grand Lodge
Masonio Hall of Georgia, a building which,
when completed, will not only be a source of
pride and credit to the ancient and mystio broth
erhood that erects it, but will be an ornament
to the city of Macon and an honor to the State.
Heat,ty.—Wo were informed yesterday by
one of our best physicians and largest practi
tioners, that Maoon is now healthier than at any
time within the last twenty years. There is
really no aiokness worth mentioning. The city
sexton says he is not making enough to pay off
his laborers at the oemetery.
