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Uesklg IPetegjtaspI? mi** 3hnmtid $e %e««ingiec, T>i« ueoeuia peess, KDIfOBUL COBUE:FONO£SC£r. Kimbili. Huuca, Atlanta, December 6, 1879. THB GHAUT BOOST. After the moit diligent inquiry in all directions the writer is oosstraiced to be lieve that despite the “pictureequo" rev- Yestcidav mcrnisgt some of the male | in the fnlnre a lease of years in the peni- members, who had been out sight seeing, tentiary. The deck of rusty chains on their retcrn to the hotel, got into a I sounded in his ears, and the sight of the * stood upon the comer, and his towns-1 dls _ nta with the orchestral portion of stern guards standing over him night ■sen passed him by; I the* company, and one of the popular I and day, came to view. His conscience (?) *iejb wero holes throughout his eum- act0r8 aad singers, Mr. H. H. Pratt, it fa I began to get the beat of him, and user garb stated had a little boot with the musical he bowed himsdf in deep repentanoe (?) Acd sorrow in his eye; _ director, Mr. Salvator Gnerro. Tho before the weeping girl whose life he had Sue -'.hilling winds ofwlnier, in his hat I 0 (jj er male members of the company look I made desolate. She expressed the fear mmw played hide and seek, sides, and though no serious rumpus oo- that ho would not treat her right and , , {h , ffiena »h. W. G.,’ She beard npon his Greoian ohm had cnrred the trouble became general. The and he swore great oaths that he “ “ “ u young menu, a. »*. vr., Jjnrished many a week. w I masala** however, by prompt actiou, ] wtuld be every thing—husband and I *o northern papers, thia reported boom is &tifr him as he stood there, within the j the excitement, and everihin# was loving protectory till^ death did them not big and strong enough to keep moored z*9 blast, _ satisfactorily arranged with the exception P art * woman’s heart {JJJJ in tho Grant refiervoir over * baker’s And knew that one o’clock had come—the I 0 # oao re calcitrant member who declined | in. He stood up before the assembled I , - T\ omnn -, a fx rt r« a i rtA nfo«»a h+a Se lunch hoar had passed. “ KTy the armtetios. and was there court and said that all he bad sworn to, dczen of Democratic malcontents. A«d Mju P. M. DunsAWAT,of Stewart conn- npcIl dfasharpec!. As his services were I and all that his friends had sworn to in even in this attenuated catalogue quite a to, was matantlf killed by having hla head j^-gpgju^jy necessary, however, a truce I his defense was a lie, that ‘ he was modicum of the whole ore tainted with caught between the top cross beam and I was finally effected during the day, and I® perjarei man hud a villnn. In I Bspnblioanism in the past, and we oancot tfa rollers of his sugar mill. | ha appealed on tbs boards last night. The I a row minutes in open court, after the I atar of even one who is not a disappointed Is Chattahoochee, a passenger coach | cau3(0 f the disturbance was not B3Cor I necessary papers had been arranged, they I politician, or has not some prospective tained, ani tho affair was so neatly man- j were married by Judge H. V. Johnson, aX0 of hfaowato gr i n a. This is the aged, that few knew of the trouble. I who, after a scathing rabuke to the | gpinlon of Uhvobtunate^ Avfaib.—Hawkinsvilfa | groom, declared them manlandmfe. J nn. h. v. x. kllxb, whs smashed by being backed over a KaC The oondnclor was senonsly in- Jhsd. Tn editor of the Osrtereville Free I joiipo/eAi On Wednesday evening of last Savauhah Sew*: Yesterday afternoon, who haB himselfr or a | 0n g time, been _hw also missed connection with a I weeki in Vienna, some trouble, orlglcat-1 about sir o clock, a number of colored I detao h ed f rom partisan politics, albeit a XL*~ikagiving turkey; he compromised on j og from a trifling maltsr, atoie between I boys were engaged in the dangerous I ttne p ltriofc and noble gentleman. The t»j docks. .... Cobb Melton, a yonng white man, and I amusement, °“ ,, etreet ’ I commonwealth of Georgia should never Wm learn from the Borne Journal, that I j araea Ford, an Irishman. Ford was I throwing -fire balls” about in a promis- forget ^e signal eerv j 0;8 rendered by the Grand Jury of Houston county have, considerably under the influence of liquor, I cnous manner. These balls are made of I g eaator Miller in the first OonstitatioBal so yet, been unable to gather in the re- andj w0 have been told, used violent and | ootton, tire saturated with korosene oil, convention after the war. With masterly aid lynching affair, evidence sufficient abusive language toward Melton, who I then ignited, and will bnrn for.some time. I did he hold in 0 jj ec k the ignorant to fiwm an indictment upon. quieUy warned Ford to go away. Ford The sport of pitohipg them about la ex- Kadioal m gj ority having the address Habwt J. Btak deserves the nnquali- t J kim away> bnt afterward returned, teneively indulged in, although several aotna „_ to engraft many excellent and if.--1 tnanks of every paper in the Slate. and ^th bis knife attacked Melton. The acoiden s have occnrred. In this in- {eatQrea int0 th0 oonstitu- H« ha become a ehromo subject for nc- men came to olose quarters, and Melton eUace.tUo consequences might have teen tJoa whi h wa3 then dra f ted . Bnt the Sis-, a on all sides. If items are scaroa, I fi red tw0 or three times on the Irishman, I very serious. Is. MiQree , a colored £>ootor takes no stock in the puny why, Byan is recaptured; if an absolute hitting him with two balls. Both men man, was driving out Montgomery street I Sont h e rn boom for Grant and the empire. SK..kn«ss greets the anxiouB repo. •: in fe)1 together, Melton on top. They were 13 h« spring wagon, and •>»* horse be- Thn „ hl .i naffdir may h <* narrowed down ft* daily tonr, Bysn escapes; if the col-1 pn )| ed apart, and it was discovered that I commg fnghtened by these flsmiug balls, I tQ the limits of one or two eensational i of the paper jnst going to press are j F ord wa3 mortally wounded. He died J «ent spinning through the air^dashed off, aewsp8 p er letters fi>.4 with marriage notices and deaths w itbin about one hour afterward. •fy. BJ un has an exciting race, and con- j j arora W6 - 0 • enmmomed, and nn in. 5?L i '*5» toe8C ? PO w d h« wfn infI™ quest was held by Coroner Thomas A lika Banquo’a ghost, he will not down. ? mmnna . T ha vardiot wa3 “iustifiable pitched ont the driver and smashed the wagon. McQaeen made a rush for the I crowd of youngsters and seonred two.ond J policeman Taylor pranoed np and gob- GIU. B3BIBT TOOMBS. This big brained irrepressible ‘‘rebel” still holds bis own bravely, tbongh on the verge of three score years and ten. Tne - frienaentered a room in which Alice “g. 3 ~^m Yfannl «J*5° g*** ffi? labor he ps^rms in^hT conrfa ie mosi 9> «i was at woik upon some httlo article I ; n f ffrtnT a3 t j,at tho general opinion of °v 0Itd *L. wero t9tsl * *® l “° astonishing in the ooaduci of the nnmer- ai wearing apparel, and propounded tbe the citiaens is that the verdiot is right, I ® herd <.hsy were^ registered as^ Henry | QUa raj i roa( i oases whioh havo been en- ■tw.c wing qneation: '•Are you sowing Oates ?” • •No,” was the ready reply, “I am only asepisg stitches.” Ox J. W. Harms, of Columbus, has | toes placed under a $5,000 bond to an- ■rar to the charge of murder. Tookbs having trailed his coat-tail ba- and that Melton was justified in shooting Ford. I Melton was engaged to be married this | week to a yonng lady in Vienna. The unfortunate affair is much regret- J ted by the people of Vienna. I Jackson Pennioe, Franklin j ti n8ted to his management by the State. Scott and George Gray. Outside of these he has been retained al- Ths Bu.ltr Heralds correspondent I Bp | a many privste oauses, one of which gives an account of a living [skeleton and I 8 ill be tried next week in yonr city. In I the pranks of hlB insanity, whiob, though I a private conversation with the General somewhat extended, we publish, as it I we were surprised to learn _ . , A oolcbxd voter ouwd «oUu, colored I ^ m0et “ n « a >« I bad co T 1 ^*^ugThfa agency, in°JL a n fa n nowenM« 0 d n to n'irff wterin An8Usta ' H3ar tha foamflecked Whileat Harwell church last Sunday, ' or . b3o5£ ""W, 0 * t “" ad “ a the State it 6 £ “ P sbores of tba 6ad * ead canaL whioh Is located four mfles northwest of b 3 h6r “ Teri l ra lroadi. These may be W Bsowh of flout. JmTross of the Pease in Meriwether Ellaville, on the Buena Vista Efla- Ba “ m6d °P“ fo1 owa * _ „ . , SffB. BBTANT W. UBOWII, or lions- I , villa road I received intellivenoa that a I From the Georgia Bailroad and braneh- ?*■**!«* Conn , fy h0,d oonrt whtncyer the “ mcal young man byThr nam 9 of g Bi?l SeU«8 «. *40,000; from tha Cherokee and Ala- ^ kiildea TrioaMapsperv. The book geta low. Ld killed himeelf. A part, left the tW»| from tho Allan- ^Tjo7nnfa% f S and y p~Sy 1 ^ TnB Oates troupe bad a little row chudh .mmey ly to the purpose ef %»■ towed to its owner. Johnnie has a ten among themselves tn Savannah, which Moertalning tha fsc.B of aaidramor. “ k '.® n ®% 70 0 o 0 ; b J e , ide “ a c V a ?m for $150 - tofiar gold pieoe with whioh to oelebrato ended in the withdrawal of H. D. nnmber , e laane d tho following fact!: 000 more, now before the Supreme Court, ^h£fatiDAfl. . . I Pratt. J Mr SalUrfi waq atricken dawn Rnmn I which ho is certain will be allowed; from ^fhe“Sn f on?Jt hfondMayor has opened a hotel In months ago by dyspepais; and dating the . not ^ola- SS‘«itTo°,hT SfnL°S S Vr b a AU..U, but M not r. P to,, .. b„u J~ u.^t.u.1, £d.u £ >" r '"» t 2?- “* “““J Auguatu’s Msyoc lu lb. eurrU,, buiiutt, ( “ m E ,|” i ,| 0 . t‘ ° h““Si.gS bj Atlrat. uat Went Poiui Blu.o.a, ,10.- • dtwn 8 robbrf d and hete ’ U loag 88 these Masors aro paid constant attendance and strict attention °°0i £ om « t , b t£ ir , LinQ , ' oad * ® 10 j«)0, h-vinr. obtained snsh BmaU 8alarie? i we must expect to io his diet, to keep him .alive, bnt d r og acd about **,003 f * 01 ? f ho Ka “° Da»l* gsggei. Tho bnrglars, having obtained I „ T . J ,hat time he had been reduoed bv tha road, whioh will be obtained under a re- «to key to his safe, opened it, and ex- tbem P ick «2 «P d ‘“>®3 *»T out- ^time he had^ been reduoed by the oent .* eeltlemcat , taMtadtherefrom over a thomaud dol- side job?. I Mr-SeHara was onstanUy growing weak! I The above figures aggregated foot np- I The Fort Valley Minor is a little vexed I er bo th pbysioally and nfentally. S About I Por collection*, inclndiog about £d dSmpei Bolera was unhurt, Iho abont onr Dotioe of 0x8 haD 2 iD 2 in **• one week ego the doctors discovered that swiZ'?£d 'ImiwS oo tofistshaving passed through bis clothes bailiwick, and mistakes an explanation ** 6lr patient had lost his mind entirely, I ———— aaly, and eucooedod In freeing himself for a reiteration. The main issue of After becoming crazy he reached the Total.. ??«».000 oo m timo to extinguish tho fire. I -.hi-l — .... , J, | oonolaHon that h{ B family ai well as J A very large portion of tho uncollected Orb o ; car cxc heading the 7hooght8•* , the Jppeal follows eais with I to speak, he would sustain U3 in I ?JP a B6ve 100111100 txuaoio 01 aomg ir. 1 woo. ana 15 is not proosoie inac tue 1 f or running a lin8 of steamships -T^fakful Thunks.” this. Tfa ! negroes on the place had a quilting, State, having recovered all duos for so- Brnnswiok and Eio Janeiro. _ ..... , __. . .. , „ I ami had cooked a great deal to feed the tnsl taxes, will insist on this penalty, I Pgr contra the Attnmpv rtAnorol laox the Chronicle and Constitutional’ | invade tho colamns of the Henry I qullters. Sellars by some means found I the more especially ea the railroads con- I that on the day sot for the lease Jfaiuo county Weekly as follows: thi* on*, and made his way to tho negro tended that t elr respective char-1 a t the very outset declared that in oonse ixd earlv yesterday morning a stray I Mr - S * H> Hs * 8 * of Bntt9 conn 'y. was and told them that it was hfa ters exempted them from taxation. Even qaeae e of certain informaliiies no leg J ^k«d a ekril collided to an off hind 80 “nfortunato as to lo*e his dwelling aid *“ l » n ‘‘ on nnd de8,fe 10 km blma , el /. and the mmple taxes will impose a great lenae coa ld be effected, and hence hfa ef- w weitfng some d sturb“n“ and ddv ceMly 8,1 tbo furnitnr conuined therein 5 b * t ba would have one more meal before burden upoa them, nnd many think that fort by bidding only ten dollars at a time I * “ 8nr . aB ?. 8 -- - I Z't*?: J: I S2SaffEL!SS“.S JEZtJSl I 8teya * 8 8 “ d prevent any About hilf-past twelve, however, a lively psuboree commenced in the middle of she green, and a free fight waged for ■while. How it began, of course, it is impossible to tell, bat in the midst of a jpotlisg crowd sod flourishing sticks a yield ehot hoard, and from an open. leg apace around the combatants, n | dar ,- n .7 an attack it beca “ e senaeIesa and felffuTo the wito! I »f “■ “o^eiVhouse, tmd there avowed I of the State, I have received two retain- I h“ a vo“ a“potontiafvoTooTn the toldkpdi OT tne crowd m a Dieectng condition, it body was found on Monday lodoad b »* intention to commit euioide if they I ere of $2,000 each, and tho agreement fa | fj on 0 f the road CSh££3!Mr&l SSaS nearthe mUL r> d ^ d «* W- what he wanted to eat' that ienyer cent, will be allowed me for ^ aumcultubal depaltxxmt. me agni, ana reoovenog nimsen nred, _ .Ho at once bsgan to call for raw eggs, all amounts covered into the treasury.’ I ,i... .1,,...,..,. , •taking a colored man_named James Ccl.C. T.Zachabt, who owns one of a nd had them to toss them up to him The„e charga do not appear to be uuu- dcmGnstrates tha wisdomiof the beet water powers in the State, j which be would catch aud A fte^ I sual or excessive, thongh the very com-1 t -5 ee ! ,t0tl0a mada . ,n ,ha P. eraon of Dr. TUI RAILROAD COMMISSION. We learn from tho most reliable sources that the trio of distinguished gen tlomen, who have under consideration the vast interests confided to their keep ing, ato laboring with ths utmost dili gence in the diaoharge of their daties. Theirs is a Herculean task, involving im mense responsibility, the nicest tact, and great experience, integrity end firmness. Happily, the Commissitxurs possess the confidence of the people, and will come as near probably as any other mortals to wards disproving tho shameful postulate of Sir Bobert Walpole, that XVCST MAR HAS HIS TRICK. Up to this time, in response to their demands, every railroad in the South, with ono or two exceptions,has forwarded to the Board complete schedules of their p gaenger fares and freight rates. Upoa them will devolve the delioate task of correcting, remoddelling, or even substi tuting ether tariffs in lieu of those in present operation upon tho several roads. Of coarse, no two schedules can be pre cisely the same, as the length of eaeh thoroughfare, and the amount of busi- nesa.it oontrols form important faotoie in the calculation. What would be large ly remunerative in one instance might be sotualrnin and starvation in another, fdl these points the Commissioners will be forced to decide. Happily for them, ono of their number MB. CAMPB2LL WALLACX i« posaeaaaH ot t»i p«>ouo.i Axoerience in the premises, and is withsl a godly, incorruptible and strictly bonest man. Another, Governor Smith, is learned in the law, sagaoious and every way com. patent. The third, Mr. Barnett, is con ceded to be ona of the most practical and intelligent agriculturists in tho State, and possesses the unlimited confidence of his coustitnenta. If they fail to solve, to the satisfaction of all, the complex rail road question, with its innumerable an tagonisma and diversified interests, then, indeed, the task may be considered im possible. In answer to the inquiry whether TOOLING WOULD BX PBAOTIOABLK, one Commissioner said, that would de pend upon the interests of the pnblio as well as the roads. There might be oases where, without some arrangement of the kind, a weak road would go under to the great detriment of a large community. But the primary object or the Board will be to establish just and equitable rates and prices upou all the railroads. If they do no more than abolish the IHPBQT2B DISCRIMINATIONS between different localities on the same road, of which bo mnoh oomplaint has been made, then will the labors of the oommiBsion be hailed with joy by a grateful people. THE MACON AND BRUNSWICK LEASE AGAIN. Since the date of his laet missive the writer enoouutered Mr. Paine, who, it will be remembered, represented Stanton & Co. at the late abortive attempt to lease this valuable State properly. Mr. P. reiterated tho intention ot the Compa ny to test their title to the lease in the court?, and declared that the law bed been complied with by the tender to the Governor of $176,000 and $500,000 in U. 8. bonds, to confirm the lease. He aUo dcolared that tho extension would FIRE LIGHT AND SHADOWS. AEON. Memories, reveries, fanoiful dreams. Firelights. seul-Jighta, tender refiaiLs; Fla-hing, fading, till the bent face acem3 r wipt by the shadows of goseamer chains, Beauti ul dreamer. Fanciful dreams, Wearing a mellow face in the eosne, Aud only the dr.p of the outer rain With its low refrain, Wiih to half-told grief, with its half-felt pain, Like tho sharow of troth, in a vaguo belief. With its murmured plaint, with its faint re frain, BjautUu) dresmi. Oh wonderful spring of youth, Covering life's hills with bloom, Lifting the gloom, hiding the pitiless doom; Hiding with vinos the tomb. Oh band of Fate, Stealing the sweet from the bitter, Hasting the real through the dream, Weavfag the waip and the woof of life. Oh deauling strife. Till the harp is crashed, Till the lights have fled, Till tbo song is hashed, Till the heart fa dead. And the grief in the rain on the roof fa real syvsSs Joints, often mi'.,5?t* stomach, lot) of apDetite. hove’, .n’ ‘°sr co.tive.nd lax, he.dkche, he. ot mi m ab " r -‘^ painful sensation of bavins filled tUS * lt h» thing which ought to have been dr,r. j “Os lo w spirit., a thick yellow sppejmS^?:, andove., a dry cough often sumption. Sometimo* these »™i, en,or “&■ the disease, at others. very“,7® ptoiM «tS5 very different. That interesting New Jersey hud was provided with a camber of lanodete. set in among a oystem of auokiog tubes This enabled it to bore for blood and draw it up at the same timo. T bo Danger ol vusuteucs. The New York Mercury prints an arttcJo from a Vienna periodical by Profeseor Hel- wig, on the disagreeable and dangercu. ef fects of the powders and other oosmetica to generally on sale by perfumers—prepara tions of various farinaceous eubitances which abound in starch, and volatile oil, are often mixed with araenio and are scented with various perfumes. These all generate pimples and blotches, concerning which the article says: P/ofenor Helwig has frt quently boon son- S?S7',K , 45M«.T»l,*r.h5; SH.teIbwTna, reference has been made. In the cacea of | p . t „ „ _ several patienls ho removed the pimples or a I Dbab Jibs- I hav«>£Jn a, A ™f rcl1 ls>18 ?». portion or tho blotch with the lancet for mi- Hyeroompl&int; havelayw£.Tt S* oroecopio exsminaUen. In every instance he 1 »»overa p.i n m my sido for disoorered minute living org»ni;ma— human I 8 “ ,y °° uil !b. This lut fall my «u e ? t ¥' p.raaitea—ao minute that live hundred of { wfd.v^Th.-hit'T’i 1 COQ8h °P Splb them canid be plaoed in tho space of an ^tttementsiidiWM thelut .t.’frV 1 lnoh. Tuese were the pimples. As respect- tion. I was so vrakenrf edthe smaller eruptive or black *pots that Day f had to take mv bad ithen J?!l w frcqatntly »fflicfc tho nose or beauty, he die- | Simnons* Liver Regulator. I commeSlf!*? ooTered that it was caused by another living Rj cough iaiSSv^S , creature to whioh tha formidable nams or I ■“d.I mm able to Demodex fslliculoram baa b.en assigned. nearl; haUada J- tom - G HrxDDD as I D any belle, so nose-afflicted, when she I I re&ds article, will step up to the mirror I T TT^wa Dam. a As Truth, when the sh&dea from belief have I ac d administer a slight pressure to one of I “ toiiguv aayQ l/d&Cu a>J - SnS£S3a!VSJ8SfflS “““-iSSSfSliJlSsa Oh grief-bowed woman, the years wero long, matter forosd out will consist principally of I Gxets: My health her'etatorehii b«Jl 8 2L But the hand of Fate gleams white o’or the I the accumulated sebaceous secretion having I poor. About fourmonths woloomme^ •od I these tiny parasites, with their eggs and I tosstmreens’ Liver Rogul.tor. which re’j.rii ® p ^ rt0, '’ ,5 . fall, J „ 1 voniig-mfnaled with it. If ahohw* friend now ImnabteSS? And Qod fa gre.t, and over all, I who O’er the broken harp, o’er the silent song, I carry _ . . „ O'er the faded light, o’er the broken dream. I dition of a little olive oil, whioh wul soften I might now have been^rad* 1 ^* i O’er woman and maid, o’er the mist and the eebaoeous matter, the parasites with mericine cannot bo shaken, and lama tiJSS* rain, eggs and young m.y be separated. They berar in the virtue and aU-powermi * ' “ can bo observed at leisure, and they wi 1 be ggggil and I wosto 1?, formidable little orevturcs, with no more 1 eTEr r on8 to know If* efllcaoy, Tonn truly. ^ than cursory inspection. M V BEfasr, When Profeseor Helwig had advanced I thus far he bethought him to examine the finra* ftf TVtre«a«ia !• ~ , toUet powders used by fair patients. Hero 01 DJSpepfiia 3lS Wfieis, he found the due to the mystery. In one pq--,-,-.-.. Pi „ specimen, prepared by a leading honae.of | DimSiasf I htd The stars are bright. And sweet m the night, Throngh tbo light and tho shade, If ye so would read, if ye mew the lgbt, The promise made, is made again, And the drippiing rain and the weary min In its sweat refrain, might teach the women, As it taught the maid, that comfort too Is born of prin. EDITORIAL | na penumer, na round the germ of the ao- 5*5° 01 meaicine i couia think of, and nothin* rimnvspnvnvvrp tive little borrower that raises the pimple ° 11, I haopened toga on. COBBESrONDENCF. The Doctor told hfa iutereating patients that V an A “ w kwiat« they must either ditoontinue the use of thoae W EvSttd 1 2? »• farinweouspowders or pay thepsnahy of having their fair skins transformed mto I recommended it to a .rest mtiiy MrSm.. »n?« | has given general latid.'action. “ J W1ANDEAV, | hides. The origin of these living organisms and I their germs fa by no means obvious. Profes sor Helwig fa of ths opinion that tne intro duction oi the volitile oil for the purpose of | perfuming the powder readers the fari- naoeous lecula a lit habitation for those liv- 1 It Cures Chills and Fever. Sirs I have tried SimmanVLiver Kcguirtor in nmnfmnM i* .j -n-ct’* -J e. it cannot re id fever and fin: r respsctfuUv, WT1ICSTES, Prevents Billions Attacks. I MRsutsJHSlc?. 05 '^* 1 * 00 -^ A malignant type of typhoid fever fa I be ^ ora he quit had consumed everything J the law is inexorable, and unless relieved prevailing in some portions of the ooun’y I that was cooked for twenty negroes; | by special legislation, wa do not see how I It is confined principally to the colored after *bich ho climbed to tho house | they can esoapo from the obligation, people. I to P for the purpouo of jumping off and osneraltocmbs’ veks. A negbo boy bv the ««**!» of Matthew hilling himaolf, bnt was discovered As mnoh has been eaid and written Brown was drowned in tha mill race at b J bia “other, who perenaded him oat conoeming the enormous fe?e oharged and dn)y e x ten d ed to A Janta, according Snapping Shoals on last Saturday even- ® f 8be Mm Last ^aunday he again by Mr. Toombs for his services, we t0 the requirements of tho lapr. Who I tug. Ho was a victim of epilepsy, and a =cided to kill himself, and getting hold asked him how tha matter really stood. I w ill be the successful lessee remains still ' taek it is supposed that he °f a hammer, with it climbed to the top I Ho replied: “In conducting all the lease at all. Wo give both sides of the question that the reader may form his own conclu sions, As stated pnviiasly wo believe that the road will be leaied in Jat>ua*y, 1 tho oases j j n doubt, but we trust that Macou will Henderson, as the new head of thfa highly n-eful and important bureau. He •Talker, in the neck. Walker's wound toraed out to be merily a slight flesh »*«*.» Clement at- I ea fng all the eggs that oenld be found, I mission will amount to~a large sui. •wand, and after being oarried off, tooh? 8 “to a o a »-»n operation at J h 0 then began to call for first one thing toombs’ BrjxcnoN of amnsstt. I Il .t . r,. lL ni» ,— — watered. Spinx was arrested. In the PoaehstoneShoals. He Ieavesnext week and ani)t h er , avowing at the same time The Genera), in opoaking of hfa late “MP b8ld *** 1 ®* • “ ac * melee a colored man, Freemaa j for WMtminster, 8. O., for the propose tbat ho would kill himself if they refused Chicago dispatch, which he bitterly re-11“ “1“$. - ‘iSll 1 }! . bi f l l e °' | to give him what ho called for. All of bis I marked had been made the text for a | demands wero gratified, until everything | thousand imm’ts to him by the press, ■ of eeoulent had been devour- Yfatts, was stabbed between the eyes by I of making a thorough examination of the jeang Asa Evans. The blade was a long I machine, eeveral of whioh are in success- ««, and so completely imbedded in the I f °l operation at tbat place, and if satis- teow that it was with difficnUy ex- I S e d that it oan bs utilized to the extent knated. Watts, who charged fori- claimed for it, ho will invest immediately. a*e!y throngh the crowd, with the A tbaup in Fort Gaines, knife hanging in hie faoo and the 1 Mood spurting from him, was an ob ject ftatful to behold, and a subject wor thy the efforts of several policemen. Bath parties were arrested, but • subse quently released, as the wound proved sot a serious cne. Too mneb, jast here, aarnot be said in favor of the polioe, who in the way of eeoulent had been devour- I gave the history of his refusal to aooept j ed. Immediately alter finding that they I the proffered amnesty of the United would not supply his demands, and they I States Government. After the House tenant, Newman, who fa one of the beet and moat practical agricultural writers in the South, this branch of our State gov ernment, whioh has already done so much to advanoe the true interests of husbandry, will continue to grow in use- a few dsys did not give him more because there was had passed its amnesty bill, he wrote to f u T n 7 a 3 ? Oniv mo ,1 since, who was committing aots of pnblio no more to give him, he raised the hammer Senator Norwood, and direoted him to _ rino : B i e that A*fati des wni , o—roof-!) shove his head, made a motion or two “strike from tho roll tha name of Robert ?[ 188 p i arrested and I d -t the same timo calling for mora Toombs, baoanse he had done nothinc M*? 0 *™ 8 . P e ?P l8wa F? *« d «* hearing WASHifoioN, D. O., December 4. BETTES ASD BETTER. The prospect of a serious row in the Bid- ical tanka over Hayes’ and John Bhermsn’a aahema to retire the greenbacks, daily brightens, aud faroi.hes the staple of gen eral conversation. Western Eidioals oro on their ears about it and talk oht tbeir senti ments fiosly and savagely. It fa real sweet to bear them swear with that freedom and I germs of tha creatures to putrifaotion. Ao vigor so characteristic of tho section from ^hfa ^ tll ? M gS2S g SS-' whioh they oome. Whether tho row wii I plexlon powders may bo described as ‘‘a pir- really oome to a head and end in a fi'at-olsss j petual conflict between tbo person using it shinny remrins to be seen. Lut night eome a epecifio organism whioh multipUes at, . c- - -v, _ of the bluatorors roosted ocneiderably lower her expacee. appropnatinghtr air and moist- Bejm'atorjiioa and talked much more reasonably. Froba- «ed fnquenUy poisoning her by tho da- indf^«f«a?SmbS3^iri wWrt bly they havo seen Hayes and Sherman and j 11 oausee Vexed and an- { has greatly affected mr nervoiu^rtom.^Ami? been placated or peisuaded by aigumenta I poysd ^l 1 1°® pimples and discolorations, j ways bilious. When I feel tho attack comm* on much m vogue here. Bat some of them will I *“® wcula-be belle jumps from tho frying j »good dosoof the RewalAtor win ai#iy« reiisve be obliged io make either arewor their ;o- pa P.h>to the fire. j me, v.iy truly yuan, ____ litioal ccffia. Price,of Iowa, who effered one I 8hs begins to take arsetno in some of its I DBG FBBBDENSTBly. of the two resolutions of protest against the r io , riD *? >r ® 3 - Th ® organisms are speedily Purchaien should be caretat to tee that tb*v Pro.ident’s suggestion, represents one of tbo destroyed, the eruptions disappear, and the I SQt; the genuine mamriaSired only by * ** strongo.t Badioal districts in tbat 8tate of I hede, as_she tows heree.f in her mirror, fa I JHZKIhlN ACO, disgustingly one sided majorities, and Fort, I delighted to discover that she fa growing I Philadelphia,^., of Illinois, who offtued the other, oomoB I ?tont*r. 8ho imagines sh9 is plump, bnt it Pnoetl, For gale by all dnucj»t». from one of nearly tho eamo etripe. Their I *• the fictitious plumpness thu indicates I Fob Haies. —The Kncxvule Uhroniclah action therefore, bad additional significance dropsy, and inevitably brings death in train, 1 ont y or ^0 renorciaation of Mr. H.vea Thi whioh was remuked upjn generally. The I * blle G10 woman is comparatively young, ; a postmaster of that pises. 3 Democrats on tho other hand kept their I Jh® r ® ** oa*y' ono eato path to pursue: _07er two-thirds of tho Bopublieaa man* mouths shut and proved their wisdom there- I OhEok tho habit cf unng tho daegerous toi- I b rsof the Virginia Legi.Utara met and by. It must havo really etrangled aome of I J 9t powders ua our youcg girls, and whoa I ejaensed with the Bepndistura. It ia under* them but they did it nevertheleaa. I sat in | tb ey grow nMbey will have no cauas to bo gtood ihey will eleot Haboao D. 8.8en»lor the gallery and picked out those who were nearly buteting to get the Democrats mto the sorape It was an easy job too and don't take mere than a hiif dozen visits to aoromplteh It must bo au awful etrsin on half a ciozsn msm-ors oa one aide to keep quiet and somutimes their evident tuff jring excites my Tto“ontS‘To 1 X a ^o”lhe ™« 6d ^He^BhriTl ?kln^ i?.T i ^' i .^je.New Orleans,to th. lato| —SBiTfS& fhV^o'^k^ d> ary. I have one already skuo.’ in place of Mr Wi hers. Hoexxmooe Coubtesi s— a bridal cenpls General Bobert E. Leo haa found in a quarry near Knoxville, Tonn., the quility of maible I woiwumi ua- mniiu in, I An.«r»il - I-.-- - .. | 8.LZ OV PXNh'SVLVAHi B.ZLBOAD Stock.— pity Of coureo nobody fa sorry f-r Harry f.^ A d a “f,ff’ a f d b f h i h ^® 8 Ths 59.119 shares of the PencsyivanU nul. White, of Pennsylvania, or bull oalf Bsad, atiintT' RaJ fha^ntn 1 ^ ’ who itm road et00k held by the Commissioners of tha of Ma'ne, when ibua crucified. That fa some- 1 ata,nta - Mr-I“v. tha contractor, who also I „... _ - -- — thing impossible. orraMO e303oiho.il I bear of eome oomplaint on the part of ho tel people on account 01 what they speak of as a disposition to economize on the part of members and Senators this ecMon.Ta-y tb-i* raerru are empty aud their tables de serted, while boardmg houses are full, and the eyetem of having a euite of rooms with meals famished by a caterer thrives won derfully The latter isdoubtlere muon moro statute. Mr. Boy, the contractor, who also I dasiOTind fha mminni-nl h.d inlondad nh- OthklDg Fund for the Oily Of Phliade.phU, designed tha monument, h.d intended ob taining the marble in New York, but was so wellptoieed with the product of t? 0 East Tennessee quarries that ho went no farther. A Social Event at Plzen Snitch. The Virginia Chronicle says: Abont twenty Virginia and Gold Hill people, includ ing several ladies, went out to Pizoa Switch, . , in M.son Valley, last Thursday, to assist in I coming holiday, comfortaby. ''dedioating" the new danoe hall recently put I —Mra Nathsniel Greene, of Newport Irani brothers. Whisky and hard widow of a son or Gen. Nath.mel Gietns. of bsstxenso’d to the Penujylv.Bia BaUnsd Company at $5u per th.ro, the p.r v«Iue. Oabihels fob a Kir o —A New York con- feotioner has just forwarded to Madrid, rpiin. a first tbipmeot of ICO pouDds of chocol.to caramels, whiob have been ordered ror«i» tho Jumseboid of King Aifaoeo. With 100 pounds of c.rtmeuu- fonso ought to be ab:e to get through the pjputar than ever, and these who have tried [ Q p bv the Brant ... i ___ _ it Very naturally incl.no to repeat tbeir cx- cider’fliwed freeiyVbtit^^thsre w^roncTfights* I revolutionary fame, reoently crlebntedher perienoa. Ia some rispect. it auits adrnira- | The muaio was famished by a fiddle and two 96th birthday. Mrs. Grecno presetves ha bly, particularly gentlemen or families when I bar* j os. The place was rGcurfatoneu Green-1 faculties to a rem-rksblo degree, carries on there are na small children. I have triad all I aula, and an organization was formed to be I * largo oorrespondenoe and is conaidered the different system, pretty thoroughly but knows as the comm tteoof venoeanca. wh03e most exoeltent company. Bhe fa the oldest I.1-.1 tka I.ttow ho.f *11 nnasnuiill WA- I * . •, • . * - I twnmen in OknAa can we this bureau of the Peace and bound over to answer ] •wers prompt, cool and ensrgetioio quell-1 for the charge, and committed to jail, tog disturbances, and whose conduct yee-1 So eaye the Tribune. today wa3 particularly vigilant and m , , .. . Mtta. Qne or two embryonic fights were The 8ama P a P or 18 informed that a ■utoeqasntly prevented, and npon tho I oydone_ passed over the plantation of indecency- while drunk, was ^ ea ana 1 Blsd at the 63m0 U me calling for more I Toombs, beoauso he had done nothing I » placed in tho guard house. In about ten food. Seeing that they would not give wrong, and nothing to bo sorry for, and for tht, minutes he set firo to the guard bonce- him more he lot in oa tbo top of his head therefore, how could he repent?” . , He was tried for arson before a Jostica | ^ thehammer, dealt several blows When.Senator Morton approached him S?to with all his power, then turned loose and I also, in Washington, and offered t> havo T,„„ iB i a }ure Thev «.mn nor rolled from the house top to the ground, all his disabilities removed, he soornfolly Dimity and were fatieued with P listed When we orrived we found him seated spurned the proposition, exclaiming. SL’S'k' ZzZZ? bS^SL upon the bed, perfeotly calm and without “No, sir. I am just as mnoh as ever a I ,DR to ita praleee ’ Uut wo trU3t lt ia the least indication of pain. A worse- I d—d unreconstructed rebel.” looking, moro emaciated and bloody man I thk doms.tio bilations of general I never have seen. The houte top was red 1 tosmrs. ■nivM of Chief Chriatan on the Uk "gSTJKhhlow™ilKThtoE Even tho most mMignant enemy of this - Df ’ Henderoon ex, ZZ*'!!* 0 !?* 6 * Cff “ 6a,00thly 88 8 dawnhiaefn houseStd leve’led Ml “hfa wbila0 . n tbe ground was apool of blood remarkable man he_s never dared to utter *SnS±*2£? Si now a permanently established institn tion. 03MMIRCIAL FEEL1L1ZBE3, Dr. Henderson expects a very heavy down hfa gin house and leveled all bia I _■ . t 1 The gin houeo contained four wbero be Uy “ f ! er r ? UlDg ? I0m - tbe houso I use of phosphatea ; fonciog. | or five bsle3 of cotton ia the seed and on- I ly about one third of it was saved, and ! that in a damaged condition. Two ne- top, and yet he lived and showed no signs of pain. As I docs my eyes I esn even see those wild eyes of his, his ghastly and etna- j ir against hfa conju- and . other p1ant jL* ;mul *? ta * !u . cic ® ,ho 7,„„ „V- I ensuing season. The number of brands UI „ ,J t h. 1 1 0 " a Uj. 11. lUiket 1m! s««t-«• 16S. md one breath of slander gal fidelity and devotion gentle wife of his youth Mammei’d eve. Gwinnett Herald: There was a live ly time in B6n Smith’s district last week. Some of tbe boys got on a tare and a free *gbt followed. Oao of tbo Dillards had I 'I I wila eyes of hfa, his ghastly and etna-| C nly seventeen, and I twenty yeara of I utuor preparawouB, ana aszea toi ear bitten off, aud John McOlung and I j, on - n f rom *hn rain barely^ oscaunrl I c t*tod form all covered in gore, ever ap- I 8 g 0 . She wa3 one of tho most beautiful I Si?* * b t. y 1 b8 officially inspected one of tho Pierces goteoverely ont. before it eras blown down ond^the hor- poats before me; the cries of his mother and noblo girls in Georgia, and from that j ^ bu ana j3.^ 1D " taovatioasoen.- tovo been unable to learn any of tae w^wS^w -f' In my eare. I pray that I shall day to thfa she has be“n my oonstont I 18 steadily progressing by that yaxticulaia of tho origin of toe fight, or terwarda fouud^ioro ttw a zib dh- never U 8 ? nn torlanato as to witness companion, aocoaapanying mo wherever 11 p?iil U l Th 8 0 D ^ tCrer-mlv uun^in?^ tow many were engaged. Ban Smith’s 0,8 another snoh ecene. went nnd always cherished ard bolovad Fratt ’ . °^ 3 * «cently appointed sue- toe for eeveral years been one of tho I _ . „ , He haB lived despite of the mighty de-1 above all women.” cessor of Dr. Laud. The above aggro most peaoeable and qaiet dislriots in the j Tat Amorious Recorder publishes & stroyer, dyspepsia; tho hammer proved *Toe 18th of next November will bo county, and had fally redeemed its form- I strong endorsement of the young men of, too light to tsko bis life; he falls head- fifty years since our union,” he continued, » reputation, t nt when the boys got | that city. I toremost off of tbe house top and yet he I "and we will then celebrate Onr*friend w'fl*TonS^haa?’ b ° ‘ rat htolneas of this story wfll be But msik^OD^noguestBhall beinvi- ^^!L- b “* C8 ““ snbstsnUated by hundreds of tho best ted who fa not known to bo a trne and totr nap np, and branch water is handy, a Lee fight is not on occasion to be sniff ai. Athens Banner. A narrow, bnt effeo I escape from imminent dxnger was warehouse scalesman in Amerious for tbe I citizens of 8sh!ey. last ten years. He says that ths average | Eespectfully, _ I loyal husband to the wife that bears bis D. W. Bai nb. I name.’* These are noble eontiments and shed a I halo of glory over the head of this aged I and distinguished Statesman. Here, at least, he ia invulnerable, and such a life of constantly and parity should cover a | multitude of faults. THE BENFBOE SUITS. Under the Act of tho LrgUUlnre and ' tha inatrnatinna of Governor Colqnitt, tbo gate of fertilizers does not include the numerous manures compounded at home from obemical formulae, and those or dered direct by our formers from abroad. Tbe whole would foot up cuormoosly, end this is tbe trne seoret of thei&onase in cotton production despite dimished acreage, tbe subtraction of a large pro portion of female colored laborers from tbe field, end tbe exedas to Africa and the North and West of many thousands of our negro population. The discovery of Gsrolina phosphates, and the utilizing of active commercial fertilizers have done muoh to compensate the South for the loss of her slave capital. FEBSONAL. In closing these notes, wo fed that it I W * f S ht ot C0tt0D bl,e8 *“■ ^SBOn fa fa^rf 3 lillifnmlS greater than bas ever been known. Mr. A Constant Source ol Wonder; min'* A dtoud of uentlemenwero in toe hlcGarrab, of Toole & McGsrrab, Grange I Why fa it tost the winners of the prizes in tEUvd,.’ Hr Nfahdwf Warehouse, ssys that while the number tbo Lsnieiana State Lottery Company ai* ,if f of bales may fall short, that the amount ways seem to be men who are pretty sharp ■toe, so Interested in conversation that of cattoa r *4ei Te d in Amerious will prove ,h 9 ways of the world? Editor*, ptia- tUy did not percoive the approach of a to be u firca t aa last =«.i..--n 1 at thn tB «» hotel clerks, bankers, te’.egragh opura- Qtoeton till it was almost on them. All a a P 8D j e a8 wel i M ali08 Ja to», m«rd»anu, and many other prcfee*iona of them sprang ont of the way except £T*f 8 * 8 h 1 ? 8 L®, if fl m88b «d ooeupaions eeem to have a.special M3*SnMrsi sconce theTthM^ bnt I farmi ®8 frloni38 n P oa the prospect or ro- pfaeciLeiatodharothcbes^mwns^U^y. . . „ a _ s —.-.-r-t-... lu ... , aal IS weo the danger as soon as the others, bnt 1 a i^; D2 m0 ro money npon this year’s crop I convincing themselves that ithe statements I Attorney General is at this time preparing J j 8 b ut a jast tribnte to modest worth, as CCd than last. mwla by the compmy aw reliable and true, fi- fas. against the Treasurer and his gev* wc n ag distinguished professional ability, 0* tto po.e against him, ^Hetreat wao Fabson Hikuxt, city marshal of Goth-1 and that aa sure as the sun rises on tbe six-1 eral bondsmen. The amount Bned fer I to eay a word ccHceiniDg tho rematkable •at of the question. He seized tbe pole I u- | teenth of December next, the semi-annual I wifi be hot ween twenty-two and twenty-1 6n ocesa of * with hi* bands and swung npon the end I h«* f i has our apo ogiea. We mixed him j extraordinary distribnUon wiU fake place at I three thousand dollars. The oases will a0vC33 01 ol it till the vohido was stopped when ba I np with another man, and adveitised him I New Orleaca, under the sole mtnagement of I „i ro t ; Be t0 tbe liveliest litigation, ani be £1 88 * ae 8 I ° forger captured m female garb. a^ibS over a bSf°if miffion of dolto moat elnbbornly resisted. “ “‘J 1 6 “* * “«"• 1 “ d 1 “f* The error was entirely accidental. wifi bo hid distributed. The felt particulars _ I 0 ®™ 081 "" 1 ? B8A Y* a - _ tohfanjrve andtbocghtfnlneES would] Chronicle and Censiitutienalul: Tbe I of which can bo hsd of M. A. Danpbia, P. O. | From tho Warrant Clerk of tho Erecu tows received serious damage. I „# Hon Bobert H Maw I Box 692, New Orleans, Lv. or same person I tive Department we learn that six hnn- Union and Recorder-. We make the J n” vfainrw h® n. tnrohliaiit nrn~c.il 8t No - 819 Broadway. Hew York City, N. Y. | dred maimed soldiers have been supplied Mlowing extract from a letter written by w .„., h with the cash to purchase artificial lege Mr. Eugene C. Scott, eon of onr towns- V“f n ‘ gb i”Su Sul ?h- Im- Alabuma’s Iron Wealth. I and uaB at a ^ to the State of for ” H-Scott. to show iheentei-1 1 torosptotof f tho Ohat-1 atmund dollare Io isestimated that splnt of the young He baa j ^ 6Ver y direction. Starting from Ihe I I bog leave ibrough the ^nmp« 0 f your I ^ ere no ^ ^ fB3 ^ an mTSmmIj- M wrlv€S upper end of the olty, the prooasaion, paper to give the public some Idea how cheap I two thousand applicants. toe father as to his pxospeols. preceded by by Gardner’s brass band, U-on can bo made here, in Jeffereon county, I Tho sum allowed for a leg whero the f tDfiHnn; , ot tnB Hf)nln n . _ n , „ Yon want to know what enccesa lam j ^ vcd no Broad street bearine toroh-1 Ala - In this oounty, instead of having to I amputation woe above the knee fa *100; I f.,f, 8088 . , 8 . ‘ toting with my Broom Factory. I have i,_ hta Bnd transparencies—tho^ la'ter * W P ore, limtatoteandoosl, they have to be when beIow,$76. For an arm above the l lt a Burpnsed when these nnsolici.ed found bale for all the brooms I have wft^s mStoez ill! take n *P [thrownout or too way to make elbow, *60; £neath the elbow, $40. K hues meet hta eye. road, ao far, and expect will from now ‘SSiiS!^cheers a“t advro^ed. JSST iSf. l U n 2 „ s ?5 «ipP l88 are enpplied wilh artifloial I ,x chanubu <or 1 h. h. cm. The broom corn coets me fonr cents 8 j ' tfc prooess i on reached tbe front ordwtoget it ow of toefa°w?y and off of Iimb8 ’ th0 0081 wiU amonnt to *200,000. pa* pound. It takes from one and a half L 8 ^S??tonkin!. theirfam Ihave been an obeerver or the A » I01C 0T tmuble in the fuiubb »o two pounds to make a broom. Tho ?h« hon butinees for twenty years, and can safe- I* la the opinion of prominent lawyeis wire, handles and twine cost about three ba Jf°o n " as ap ’ ,ba ly sav tbat this country fa too beet in tho that, os tbe General Assembly failed to . — ——* ——- —*» per broom. Counting the time H I worag ' ; va,a °oiio, At I world to make cheap and good iron, afaere I make any appropriation to defray the I salient and original contributions. The to make a broom, it will cost abent I rose rapidly, boro on moeoulherly dl- | fa a vein of ora running through thfa oounty I cost of these artificial limbs, the law was ' Dostor has jo3t moved into on elegant twelve and a half cents to make the 1 recll o n * and “ * disappeared fifty feet in thickness. The width fa not J imperative, and thev should not have ! mansion on McDonough street, built af- tooenB, material nod time. I eeli them in the blno othei * ‘?° Ic t D h ^ b ; 8 5V 8 |’ 8 ?A been supplied. Bat we doubt not that ter his own plan, where he Bays he ex- *t *3 per doxen—by retail at 35 to 40 The proce-sion continued down Broad oJSroS Th-Toto^ocndtolimestone and Ihe people will suetaintho authorities in pecta to live nnd die. Wo viaited him gents a piece. After I get my material I street as far aa Monnment, thence cca ifain every hollow and under every' hill. I carrrying ont the spirit of the act, the I there, and came to the conclusion, after all paid for, I will make somo money. 11 throngh Monument to tbo City Hail, xb B two farnacos now In blast at this place I more especially as the funds arson hand I viewing the attractive premises and sur- ■juits from two to four dczen per day. My where a very large and enthusiastic crowd are small, but owing to the riohnees of the j to meet the necessary outlay. But there j roundings, that the writer, too, would as board and washing coats me ten dollars was addressed by Councilman Daniel and f ore, they aro mthtag ninety tons per day and I j a another eerions defect complained of. Boon live and din there as anywhere else M. P. Foster, Eaq. Both congratulated j Increasing daily. You need notbe etujrfaed | j t j 3 sa!d ^at the biU does not restrict | on thia torrestial balL ' 1 ‘But it fa time to close thia latter, a por tion ot which was pe&oilled on the rail - We DR. A. W. CALHOUN, I in his treatment of the diseases of the eye and ear, whioh are specialties with him, Hie fame fa not oonfined to Georgia,as pa tients come from distant States for ad vioe, and many .remain nntil healed. Hfa cares are must wonderin'; while the ex alted character and high standing of the dootor bespeak the universal cc&Qdence and respect of the pubho. We love to chronicle each instances of personal worth and distinguished success among I tbe eons of the South. He will bs not a TUCKER. This gifted gentleman retains all of | his vitality and vivacity, aud makes the columns of the Christian Index, from week to week, fairly bobble over with hfa ^ The Henderson, Texas, ITm« save. I the people upon’ the victory, bnt cou~n“ j I ^ benefaotionTto'the'enllare'a Midlers Br. Eugene C. Scott puts in more and selled the burying of an J animoaitfaa f Q rDa c e0 ^ immediately on T the J 8outh A of Georgia only, as ought to have been better ctraw in his brooms than the ‘hat may have been engendered by the I North ra u ro a i geYe n miles tooth of Bi mtng-1 done, but that every maimed Confederate I wmlet returning from Atlanta. Ssrlhern msnufacturera do, and that I campaign. I hsm. and are eo situated that if the pig beds I within tho limits of the State, It matters I have a few dots still treasured np, con- tbey lock as well as the Northern brooms. I After tho speeches the precession re-I oould be made in toe oars the iron oould be ] not to what command he may have be- oerning tho Gate City nnd the journey Yte congratulate tbe yonn<* mac on I Earned ita lino of march up Greene to tha I run from thofumses Into the oars aodsave I longed, is entitled to the benefits of tho I home, but quantum svjjicit. H. H. J. fata enterprise, and with him abundant I Tower, whero it disbanded. (handling. | act. We onnot vonoh for the truth of 1 aaco?.-. Hews and Farmer: Last week thero was I ’ ,I I thia, but It is a matter that ahould be Bava^nah A’etrs: The Oates Ccmfa- | a eoene in the Emanuel Superior Court I Thouaands of persons have thoir ejes | folly investigated. Georgia certainly sz.—On Tuesday evening, tho members 1 that was novel, eummary and striking, f turned towarde Wall Street. That Is I should cot b* called upon to perform! «f the Oates’ Comic Opera Troupe re- W. E. Dixon bae been tried in Conrt sev-1 where thousands of dollaro are made J each acts of obarity to tho oitizens of Dll J P.C1T.B. HOLMES DENTISTS, No 84 Mulberry Strecs, Haoon, Gs Tseth extracted without pain, boautlXul set* or Tieth in-ortod, Ahsceaied Teeth and Diseased Gums cured. * Dealers in all kinds of Dental Materials ind «ired their salaries, it being their’regu- ] oral terms, charged with blasting the life | daily from investments ranging from *50 j other States, npon whom the obligation r pay-dsv, and consequently they were I ofMieeE'hnLindelhabeantifuIgirlof the I io $250. The reliable brokers, Alex. J legitimately devolves. It is enough that 1 a goed humor and determined to see wire grass section. At this term the coils I Frothingham & Co., 12 Wall street, Hew I we care for own brave soldiers, who eo -Oontomfir on hand » law «nd -inab of the sights in Savannah as was I of proof and justioe were beginning to I York, lend their Financial Report free, | gallantly represented the Common-1 a m io!' all kmd s, Eub^r* ot *ii able within tMlr limited time. * fasten themselves abont Dixon. He saw * which explains folly. J wealth. I ad8a asarsdAw like toe Utter bast, of all. One apeoial re commendation fa there ere no premonitory indiosii:nsof too compceitioa of the meat from a nasal etsnd point Thfa hsa con- ipiououa advantages especially ia summer. Depend upen it that is tae best way to live in Washington except of oourse to keep house ai d be lucky enough to beep dear of tbe plumber and gas man. They gonge deeper and with leas scrapie here than any where else in tho country, and once you let them get a foothold inaide your oastle pre pare for an urautl bleed. By toe way, I dnty it shall be to murder and eoalp any and every person who shall heroafter call it P;z;n B witch. Man proposes, but Gcd disposes. The ngineers of h < in ernal arrangement tur blowing np the Ca,c of all the Jins Bias had tbe thing down all right, bnt the s hen3 was frustrated by a eking* in the order of the trains. Tne two royal trains were journeying towards Mosoow with the woman in Bbode blind. —Flinging an old shoo after tbe bride Is s very pretty eastern, says an exchange. let; there fa nothing objectionable fait, fiat this p-eotice of flinging a heavy baot.co;* timing the foot of tbe girl's father, afters would be bridegroom is a despicable feebiom It shonld be frowned down.—Norm tom Herald. —Tbe seventieth anniversary of tbe birth day of Oliver Wended Holmes was commem orated, on tVedaeeUy, by a breat flatted ion When Got-gress first meor* it i* &o bril liant that it harts your eyes. When Con gress fa about to Adjourn and without char tering other companies it rivals a tallow otn« die. It engbt to be a penal offense for Con- treeimento have their gas bills receipted aalhAVO heard tha gossips say wis ths gas a. Those M. O'e. who keep bouse hers in train overtook the train abend which was switched cff, and the positions reversed. So it hippened that tbe wrong train was blown up. A Moscow dispatch save The explosion attracted the police and a crowd of people, who were load in thoir expression of horror. The telegraph was residences of their own, which ihey bought I interrupted for a time, owing to the posts or built iu easier times, and who also gut their I hcviug been thrown down by the exp’o- gas freo and their children educated at the | sion. Two r&ilwav officials who were in pnblio expense, oKtafaly ought toaayeeoma- tbe i mmed i at0 viofaty were b»dly injur- tbiog. Anoy oortuiri; have an immense 0d The perpetrators donbtlesa thoneht advantago over them less fortunate oal- ft,- Zl. »v.« „rT„_j leaguoe. Tto truth ia (hit the StattB should I thaCzir was in the second tram. The all own fnmieheA reslcen:ee hero for their | publio peoseontor and magistrates soon representatives and thus spare the latter the | arrived. The latter discovered in tbe makeshifts eo many of them are forced to I oourt yard of the empty house, concealed resort to to keep up appearances. j under the enow, some wires conne.-ted no work I W ith a battery placed in an outhouse from whioh passing trains could easily be that*a“refonn”i» y tobo^faM^ta^i^ifa^.l ?-“• The Use was bought in Sepfem- epect, but it amounts to notbiug, at last. I ber by a young man who stated that ue With a poculiarJy euergetio chairm&uof the I was a citizen of Sam ora. He had been appropriation*, thia method, at le&at os to observed digging m bis cellar by hi* that comoiittae, might he changed. In fact I neighbors, but disarmed Buspicion by do- *inc6 the Democrats got possession of the | clarin^ that his reason for doing so wna House there baa bean a change, but general- obtain eand. From thfa cellar was ly all serious work is postponed nnul after I c Christmas. Members don't seem sblo to dn 8 “ P™ago from which ® train of pow- settle themselves down to serious business I “®* wa3 conn£C»ing wstn a mine un- nntil they have gotten rid of Christmas and der the railway. More wires were found all its pranks and freaks, its minoe pies, egg- I behind the wall paper. It fa supposed nog< hot punch and all other similar and sea- | several persons wore engaged in the sonable dainties The fact fa Ohiistmuwasnot | work. J! 0 * 1 attempt tn the life of tha Czar week might as well be stricken oat oi 'ha I a/1 calender—especially the Congressional oil- ?,“?J cr , e . a i, e f oone.ernation and ra- ondor. I suppose tome fay next week I dignaticn in London, Faria, Beilin and ••Fernandy” Wood, atraightor than ever in I Vienna. Fainandj’' Wood, straightor hi* tlgh'ly buttoned frock coat and his mons- taohe, whiter and thicker than ever ainoe hie European tonr, will riso and move a recess from abont the 20th to eome early date in Januaty,which will be oarriad and then oou» carrod in by. tbe I Senate. This has been the must course and precedent fa doavar to A Pistol in the Parlor. Jackson Tribune and Snn.l There was quite a little' ecene enacted at a residence in this city several evenings ago. _The young lady of ,efa£ tb8n all Tw I R lUinS th8 h0098 b8d be ' en eutertaintng a gen- etee except hfa salary. A. W. B. I tleiran friend in her parlor for a ehort time, aud as a yctnglady, hadte in con ducting herself as she shonld, when the gentlemen, either by word or action, be haved himself in an improper manner toward her. Tha insult wae promptly resented by the young lady drawing her tittle pistol, and in a firm, bnt polite manner, reqaesting him to kneel. The THE KLVd PROBOSCIS. Ils Use to File Not Bite Poor Ba* maulfy. Prof George Msoloskie, of Princeton Col lege, read a paper before the Now York Aca demy of Solence, tho other evening, on *The I festive swain eaw proper, from the pis- Proboecfa of the House Fly.’ Ths wall bo- I tolio demonstration?, to comply witb her hind tho desk at which the Professor stool I rf quest, and did aa Shethemwithlev- was deooratfd for the ocpwlon witn diagrams eled pistol, compelled bim to remain In “ho^B. ‘hat poeition until she oould call her domeatfau^ Pro“ MAdosMe dl^ed that mothe . r ' In . f. few moments the lady itwssa mistake to sav that flies bite, the oam ®‘h* and the young lady proceeded testimony or all mankind to the ooatrary I *0 relate the olroumstancss, and ths man- notwithstxndfag. They didn’t bite—they I ner in which ihe gentleman had insulted only filed. It was for a long timo said by | her. naturalists tbat toe knob at ths end of the I After this severe rebuke, the tzemb- tUauo!by°wh*oh W too^wnerwaa*enabltd^o l 1 ^ a ° d Qba D Gbe ^ °®?“ der ™ Permitted mb hfa teeth, so to speak, Into the flesh of I bu “ 8 w i? er . lnan ’ EDd eoffering humanity. Later inveetigation had more convinced than ever that a woman demonstrated tbe fact that this knob was 13 a terribly uncertain creature to fool made up principally of email rods, the sharp I with. ends of which projeoted a little beyond the end, mskiog a surface similar to that of a very sharp and effective fito. Tbo lecturer went on to describe just how tho files go to work to file a person’s face. Having Uncovered a minute speck of some thing palatable, the fly first dropped a little saliva upon it to moisten or dis°o!vo tha dainty morsel. Thfa done ho wont to work with hfa file, executing a movement liko tbat of tbo enout ot tbo pig when rooting up tha earth. Having gathered up enough for a 'swallow,’ he drew np hfa proboscis, emptied Secretary Sherman’s ability as a financier is illustrated ia a small way by tbe Hartford Times thus: It appears that some time ago Sherman complained, in tbe bearing of one of tbe Treasury Clerks named Johnson, of pain from several of hfa teeth. Johnson who has attended two courses of dental leotoree, and who will graduate next aprieg as a dentist, tunas ted that the teeth couni ie filled up without much expense, so that they would the food into bte mouth and chewod It.” To I not pain any more. After some talk the prove that flios hid teeth, although they Scoretary requested Jshnson to purchase the wore so lcoated as not to enable him to bite j filling and prooeed to ping iua tseth in the any external object, the professor passed I manner suggested—^whioh he did. Of courts around a specimen of a fly’s jaw adjusted Johnson eipiolou to get p-id for tbe work, under tbe objective glaea of a znicrorcopo I although it was done in office hours; tut and abowfag off the fly’s back teeth to great I Bherman haa never said, anything about advantage. Tbe mosquito’s apparatus was j money afaoc the work was done. Lettois of regret t dent Hays, Carl Schuiz, Henry Wattenon and others- —The celebrate 3 chestnut at Totwerth, which was said, half a cental? ago, to be the oldest tree in England, etillatancs, the pride of ita noble owner (Earl Done) and the boast of toe dfairioL Ita present dimeneiens areas follows: Circumference, three fast from the ground, forty-nine fast; spread of branches from north to tonth, eighty-six feet: from east to west, eighty eigtn feet. —Harmon Wagner, aGetmin o.binetma- ker of Ttoy, N Y-, bas invented an iutomi* tio theater, sixteen feet wide, fourteen feet high and thirty foot deep, which ebows m»- velioua ingenni iy. Everything goes by clock work. Moro tb*n three hundred pnppets, from nine to fourteen inches, in height, an the actors, and go through their acts and scenes with wonderful precision. Tho woik coat *S.0£ 0 and eeveral years’ labor, The Eet. lutioh in Haiti—Aivicee from San Domingo to tho2Gth wero as follow: The siege of the city fa now iff active, the Bevolattonfats having completely surrounded it on land. Tbo cniy outlet fa by the sea President Gaili6i<co bad made a last effort to dislodge tbe Btvoiutionutc on tbe 14th, attacking Monteplato, bnt after a hard fight was routed. As his army hez disbiaded, President Gnilleimo fa momentarily expec ted to resign. The city cannot support 1 long siege, aa provisions are scarce. Iks whole Republic has joined in tha revolution. —Within the last ten days, says tbs Au gusta News, gold bis commenced to ba paid ont by banks md business men as freely a* greenbacks aud silver. On Monday oue bonking heuee in tbe city paid ont 91 OA® tn gold on checks, and collector* on tnea monthly rounds found that gold w* *0°“ as plentiful aa any other kind of curroncy. It is a fortunate thing that goid is wortb no more than greenbacks or silver in trarMCung ordinary business. This will boa gft*‘ benefit to all o'.asioa of people, but the lock* log np of greenbacks iu the end will prove » great inconvenience. The Hoo Sc tax —The Cincinnati Price Current of Thursday pubifahos an elaborate report on tbe enpply of hega, based on re turns from 300 points throughout the Wte» The report indicates eontiderable dtSaeocv in the number cf bogs in Ohio. Kentucky*®? Indiana, but liiinofa and Iowa are to fall little, if any. below laat years eupptf. and Missouri, Kansas and Nebraeka ue 1 « peotid to make up the deficiency Uw cw tbe Mfasiesippi liver. Therefore. Cun out sees no reafon for tn PP c ; u ®^. there will be a leas nnmber for wim® ing than was retched Ustyexr. TboP* ing to date fa about 100,OCO more thm' 00 same time Let year. Colomd Landowners is Gioeoia-?K fmna zTinv (hit. tha nvMMfftffiOV returns show that the property now the oolorsd people of Georgia aegreg?----,;: 182,398, sgaimt €5.124.875 last year.sndw* too, when the bulk of property b**d £ f r ^j rt at least 10 per cent In value. They ^ added 89,3 9 acres to thsir P^ssms®] ring toe last year, miking a total or-.'oj, acres owned by tha colored poopis ® .' aWS gla. This reoord fa a good ono, *a a — that tha colored people of Gem®* f L 1 L ja perlng. Tharo aro only fonr colarear*, the Btite worth over $10,000, so ^ property of $5,182 $93 ts fiw^nSt ots among the colored people or*- 151 nd all seotions. __ reBor t* —The Beading Bailroad a total business fer tbe e'even WW*S| October 31.1879,of *22,895 443. an of *3 779,351 as oompared with oq period in 1678, of business * monD , t ^ S nfite per oent. in a single year. The P°WJ”L a road, as announced by President Gow_' that of buying coal laud?, in order to in perpetuity its own tonnage, ' mB e* this tonnage froe of all tifluenoes of coTO^ tition. Tne ccal basin or tbe Beadutfre**. covcre, twenty-five miloa in length, one dred thousand acres of strictly coal 1 “*“’ tincited to contain 4.476.000,090 *®5**_| enough, to furnish lS.OCO.COO tensof per annum for two hundred years. n0t oarried by ,bo company laat year was quite 8.PC0.CC0.