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GEORGIA—DgbXfbR t'hunty.
Decatiii’ Superior Court April Term 1869.
f. M. .BEvffH: 1 ...... .
. k J* \ PelilUni A Rule l¥i^i
J. R. PROFFITT, j to Foreclose Mortgage.
'Ait ipfeetttfthg■fcr.'tUeCWlrir pf H.
14. Beach, triat-hy deed of mortgage dated 9th dpy
of October 1867, John R. Profit conveyed to the
said Henry M Beach and Alexander N. Nicholsqn,
all that town lot being in JUaq
town of Bainbridge said StAiC^wb'i and
separating it fropf l thq lojb_ and stores recently
owned by the estate of Iva Sanhbtn debfeased, ajtd
niWt belonging to Ife®Yßf. on the West py
s street separating itfrqtq the Church;
on the South by a hA |>Wn, Donalson ;
atvr^ : ou tbe i East jby 1 uwd lwt{- tRe
pattie Uaving; been sos I Ito Pearce. Adm.
abil bought by IR, flinHjfthers. Said bar
gaiiihd premises conti wfflg acre, more or
less, purpose . the payment of
tw«) not Cm ofa<fc bfctKe said R.'
-Profit, to the HRi/.h and Alexander
P. Nicholson, Guardian; or MIW: each due bn
the first day of January to tne
autn of eighteen hundred anc|m.imrty-.two dollars,
which notes are now due and unpaid. .
It is ilfderyd that the said John ft. dp pay
into-tl|4s Court, t>y. tbe day ot the next
thereof, the principle, tHterest and arte on
tiaid notes; or show cause,-if any *io the
contrary, or that in default thereof, foreclosure be
granted to the said Henry M. Beach, of s..id mort
gage; and the equity of redemption of.the said J,
ft. Proffitt therein b.fc forever 1 barfecl. Ana that
cf this rule Hfe perfected on- said John R.
Profit by publication as the law direct);.
J M. CLARK.
~ . , J. S. C..:S. W. C.
A tfiie extract front tile Tributes this June 17th
1869. G. A. PADRICK,
Clerk.
i . . v > jlj’27-8 m4rti.
GEORGIA- Df.caTitr County. __
Deoatur Superior Court April Term,lßo9
ABJ2AM B BELCHER, }
y1 ,,. i VS | PETITJON AND-RULRNIsf
DeDBIEB GRIFFIjN [to for*.cu)sS mortgage
JAMES B GRiFFIN. j , 4
It being represented to the Court, by the peti
tion of Abram B- Belcher Admr on the estate Os
James Kent, that by deed of mortgage dated the22d
day of January, 1868, Debliie B. Griffin conveyed
to the said Abram B, Belcher as Admr on the
estate of James Kent, all that tract or parcel of
lifnd, senate, lying find being >n the qlty of Bain
bnrfge; botfpded on the East by Indep'emfyfft
street; oh the South by a line commencing at a
stake one hundred and thirty two feet from the
corner of Planters and Independent streets, and
running W&sf One hundred and fifty five feet.; on
the West by aline running North and South from
the Wnst end of the line, making the Southern
boundary until it intersects, Planters street; and on
the Noffh by Plaiiiers street: for the purpose of
the p lyui'epO'of six pumilssory notes marie
by the said Debbie B and James B, Griffin
to the sabl Abram 8.. Beldh.*f , l ifs Admr on fhfc
estate of Jamas ftenijljheating date November 6th
1867, and due twelve month's from date—with in
terest from data. Five of said notes being for the
sum of fifty dollars bach. I’he sixth and remain
ing note being for the sum of $8 17, with all legal
interest which may be due upon.the same, and also
all costs that may be incurred by the said Belcher
n collecting the same. Which said notes are now
due and unpaid.
ft is opi&i4d fh'at the said Debbie R Griffin and
J uries B’ Gtiffin do pay into' C.oCri of the first day
of next term, the principal, interest and cost due
on the said notes, or show cause, if any they have,
to the coritr try; or that in default thereof, fore
closure he granted to the said \ brain B, Belcher as
: .Vrfrny. of tb’e Estate of James Kent, or said mort
gage and the equity of redemption of the said Deb
hie B. Griffin and Jauries B' Griffin, therein be
foieyer barredJ ; atffi that. 48rvice ol this tale be
perfected on said Debbie B. Jiiffin a’ffif Janies B
Griffin according to law.
J. M. CL\RK,
v !U . t • j s c., 8. W 0.
A,triie extract from the Minutes this Jane I7th
186 R G. A. PADRICK Clerk.
<;Eol*olA‘—l>ecatur County
Decatur Superior Court April Term, 1869.
SfMON WARD )
| RULE NISI TO FORE
THOMAS E. J. COWART }■ CLOSE Moß'f
& I GAGE.
SAMUEL U TISON. }
IT appearing tq“the Court by the petltiori of Si
non Vyard accompanied by the notes and Mort
gage dyed tha* on the L4th day of October, ,1865.
defendants made and delivered to the plain tin their
promissory fibres' bearing date the year and day
aforesaid, by one of which notes the defendants
promised by the fir «t day of January, 1867, to pay
to plaintiff or bearer eight hundred and thirty-f nr,
dollars, by another of .said uotes the deferidarits
promised'bv the first day of January, 186?'. to pay
the plaintiff or bearer eight hundred ard thirty five
doilark, and by the third and last of said notes de
fendants promised by the first day of January,
1869 to pay to plaintiff ot bearer eight hundred
and thirty dbTfani. atl said notes were giv n for
Aidye received and drew interest from the first day |
of January, next, after the date thereof. And for
the better securing the payment of said notes, bn
the 12th day of NoveiolrtM- 186». the said Tho liras '
E. J. Cowart and Sliiriueldj; I’isbh exl-dirtetl and |
delivered to .ptafiitiff ttm# deeds* of mortgage I
whereby Skid defendants mortgaged to said plaintiff
t.hfe following lots and parcels of land, lying fti* ihb
21st district of said county of Decatur, one frac
tional ft/t, number two -hundred and for fraction
(242.) containing one hundred and forty-saven aud
a-half (1475,) acres more or less, also fOrtf-thVee
(48.) acres of lot number two hundietf aiid twenty
uiue (2£9,) lying withe West side of fir-t said lot
fiTjfi, fractional lot. Number (243.;) contacting one
hundred si* and a-b.ilf acres (lO’iJ.) acres more or
le&lilso/b' « hundred ami fifty acres more
or less, off pf lotnrfubd, Number tw<» f httna reaan and
thirty. (23ft.) also, orie hniidred and seventy fivC
( l 7o,) acres more or less oft" of lot. Niimlcr (230)
also, one bandied. (! 00) acres found in said last
lot, afto teyenty ftVe (?6) acres foun‘l ip’lots Num
ber two hundred and forty four and two hundred
and forty five, (244 ad 245) And itfurt her ap
pearing that said note remainsiftnraid it is there
foie ordered”, tbSt fh¥ said defetidaufd. do pay iuto
Court ori or before the first day of the next term
thereof the principal, interest and costs due tfyou
Said note and the charges, or show Pause fb J the
ooptvary if any he can. And niat on the failure of
the defendants so to do the equity of redemption in
and to said" mirr'tgaged premises be foreimr thereaf
ter" barred and foreclosed. Aed it is fuF he? ,6r‘-
dered that this rule be plfblishd fa the .Southern
Sun once a mouth for four mOritbs previous to the
next teurf'of this Court or served oh tbe defend
ants their special hgent Os H. M Beach assignee
iii Bankruptcy of Thomas E. J. Cowart, and S.' £:
Tison. at foast three mouths previous to the next
term of this Court.
J. M. CLARK J- S. tb, S. W. C.
4f
A ttue extract, bom the Minutes of Said" ' Court,
this June 17 1869
G. A. PADRICK, Clerk.
Jun* 17,186 ft. -mim
BAINBRIDGEj GA.- ¥flUt!SDAli, SEPTEMBER 9, -186&
<3HBdRGIA &> UNTY.
DECATUR SXS' | OR +TOURT APRIL
MARION / ajidßriffi.,?ligi to
< vVB e Mortgaged
Win. M. MARBI
tJjeiN'Bttpii
of MariprpF> Sanders, tha*A&, |eed *>t Mortgage.
datje.G the sixteehth day f eighteen
htiridred and sixty-eight; Jam*A. Davis conveyed
to WilliAm W. Marshall a lot i>{ laidAr jib jPWn
of Harrelt in gpud,|sf:afe, u and lh
the.b'tfin Ipwii as lot No. one on b\mak*llLf
tJoritaihing thirty Broad street, runnittg
back 105 feet, Bounded on the North by Broad
street; on the'East by retfikiilihg 'portion of block
(K); on the Sdutfi by sarpe; on the West by McGriff
known,4w.l*t qumber 31. for the ef wcii
ring the
said James'A .Davis to William W. Marshall or
bearer, and due one day.,after date for the mm iof
Ohe Hundred artd/f Wenty-Eive D.allare, ; which sajd
note hs due and tin paid. -At is ordered that sam.
James Dtivis pay jntp.this Court by the first day
of next-term-, the principal, IrtG redt atidjorrsts dae
on said note,,or show cause, if any. he has. to the
cofßffiryj of tlvit ip .(Ipfaplt, fpfhclosurb
granted to said nlbrioa P. Sanders,uhe noW * owner
of said mortgage by assignment, of said mortgage
and the equity of redemption of said James A.
Davis therein he foreve.‘‘ barred; and that servjee
of this rule be perfected ori Said James A. Davis
according to law. t
J. M. CLARK,
J- s C. S. W. C.
, A true extfact ffoln the minutes this June 17th*
1869. G, A Padrick. Clerk.
GEORGIA -tIECAToit County.
DECAI'UR stjPERipR t'OUtif ApRIL
TERM 1869.
F. SANDERS ) Rule Nisi to Foreclose
, vs J- Mot tgage
Wm M. MARS HAUL, j
It- beibg represented io ft'Teiilfon
of M F. Sanders, that by deed of mortgage dated
the. fourth day pf Dec. sightee,p hritffitefi
Aad sixty eight. William W Marshall conveyed, to
said M F. Sanders, a lot of bind in the nineteenth
district of said county, known in the plan of said
district by number eleven then’ known as the
Marshall place, for the purpose of securing the pay*
ment of a promisory note made by said William W
Marshall to sayi .M,., F. .Sam)ers, dtie dq.
fifth day' of December then next, for the sum d’s
Two Hufhltecl and Eighty-One Dollars; which note
is riow due and unpaid. It re ordered that said
William W. Maishiill do pay into this Court by the
first day of the next; th£ principal, interest
and costs <iue on said, note, of show jf aflf,
he Inis to the 6pntfa or that ifi. default, thereyf
foreclosure be granted to'said'F finders of said
mortarfge and the fit feaeraptfbtt’ of th,6 fiffid
William W Marshall be forever barren; and that
service of this rule be perfteted i>» *•*s& Wiitfairf W.
ySurahtiil tU iUW* t . ,
J. M. CLARK
.... v . .., .... ;J. S. c., 8. W. C.
A true extract from thb minufriljhis if th day
June 18C9- G, A. Padeick, Clerk.
Yltfinb’iifSE SALE.
WLL be sold before the Court House door iu the
town of Bainbridge, on the first Tuesday in
October next, between the legal hours of sale, the
following property to wit;
Lb f s o’s land Nos' ts, fi 1 , f0,.3j1), and allying in the
nineteenth District of Decatur couhty, except?!)..®
fifty one acres off of the Houth West corner of said
lot No 31 Levied on as the property of W W.
Harrell to satisfy one mortgage fi fa, in favor of R*
E. Whitt ham administrator against W. W. Hirrtff
and John T Harrell Property pointed out iu tuort
j H. B. W AUG if, Sherjf?
August 9, 1869. 16 8w
GEORGIA—f) bcatuß' 0< >cntt .
DA. CAMPBELL having applied to be appoint"
• ed Guardian of the person and property of
Hattie J Grey, a minor,under, yearn of
age, res dent of said county. This is to cite all opr
s«m?8 M cencerrred appear at September
term of the Court of o.idinary and show if any thev
can why D. A. Campbell should not be entrusted
wlth. th‘6 Guardianship of the petimi'aVff property of
HattfoJ Grey Wit'n'ess iffy hand sh’d official sig
nature. , ®
„ ' JOEL JOHNSON, Ofd’rv.
Augnßt 5,1869. 15-1 in
GEO RGI A— Dkoatur 0« unty,
Dccumii Superior Coifff/ Tfcritf
1860 4
tf.' (Goi J i Libbl jqk Divok6*„
' ■ A Bill jvi Prrfri-p
AMANOA MORGAN, (Col ) ) Stevict? ■
I V t the (Jt nrt by the return of, the
Shei iff that the defendant does jTftC reside in
this county, and it further appearing that she does’
not reside in this .State, it is ordered by the Court
that said defendant appeUf and answer at the next
term of this Court '4se that the case be Considered
in fault .arid the plaintiff allowed to .proceed. .
And it is further ordered by the court that thte
rule tie published in the Southern Son once a
month for four months,
...... J M CLARK, J. S. C., S. W. C.
A true extract from the ininijiea,
O’. A PADRICK - , Clk.
may 27 ’69. 5-4ra.
GEORGIA: —Dkcatur flonxTr.
SKY Pittite of ah order from'tbe CoUft
G «>f Decatur county, will he sobL on the first
1 uesdiiy in Octobei next, at the C.mrt House door
in said county, between thp legal hours of sale, the
laud belonging tct the estate of Mjirv Glover de
ceased, consisting of lot No, 2, in the' llth district
of Mitchell county, containing 104Tu;res LO4 No
_ iaa _ RHODA A. GLOVER, Admr’x.
August 5, 1860. 16-2 m
GEORGI A' D ECATuit Ci >unty .
Iff ‘ho Ordinary of Decatur County, Whereas,
U Alexander Campbell, late of said e. unty.de
ceased, died intestate, having while he lived and
at the time of his death goods chaste s, and
credits hiiuj in his IHe-time alid
which'should be legally disposed of. TKerefote it
is ordered by of said coiihly, that no
tice do issue to aIV ami singular the kirnfred and
creditors to be and a-ppeaVai the' November Term
ot the Court of Ordinary and take out letters of
administration, or I shall proceed as directed by
th‘e law ot this State, made and provided by ap
pointing the Clerk 01 the Superior Court as admin
istrator.
JOEL JOHNSON, Ord ry
September 2, 1869. Ift-Sfid
gortrji.
From Pkckafd-s Monthly, for Sfcpteinfcek
WHIT ARE WE MEN TO DO?
BY R. W. XASTERimOOKS.
Whetl female a-chltects abo ltd.
vYho skilful design and plan—
When female builders can be found
s Whose work will vie with that Os tnan—
When female skippers have command
Os fema'e ships and female crew—
When fenlaie warriors fill our land, t
What is there left Yor males to cos
• When women shall the gospel preach;
When golden clerks infest each store!
t^heh'women diplomats Shall reach
High seats witlnu the White House door;
Wbdfi tiny hands deceive the pence
On city cars.-and stages too—.
Wnat in the name of common sense,
Is left for outcast man to do?
‘‘‘Why not exchange?” says thouglitless wrigiit.
Hush ! senseless man—you only rant—
We would, with pleasure, if we might,
But God has]fixed it so we emit.
The babies must be born and nursed
Bv femdh mothers,.therefore, few
Os gentle mould can e’er be cursed ,
• With wbat we dread—no work t&dth ...
RAIL'RO YD MEETING IN RAKER.
Plattsville, Bukor Countv Ga.,)
August 28th, 18$9. )
‘At a Rkiltviaif nfeetfffg,‘ field this day to
take iff to consideration the interests of
I -.l' -S a f (I I .is
the Baintiridge, Outhbert and Columbus
Railroad. •
The meeting was called lof order by W.
W. Dews and R. 0* Dunlop, was appoints
ed President, and J.’ tit. Rotter,' Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explain
ed by the Chairman, Major Benjamin F.
Bruton, President of the Board of Director*}
of said fptfd, being present, upon acclama
tiofl by the audience ttadresdetl the meeting
in a few brief but eloquent remarks.
Cub Tomlin, ot R..»d..i H ti, in a lucid man
tier eh forced* the claims of said road upon
the citizens (it We section through which
the road is intended to pass.
It was unanimously resolved That a com
ifiiltrfe of six be appointed from thVTlh
ti strict of Baker and the 6th of Early, to
bring the interests of said road more forci
t»ly to bear upon the minds and pockets of
th people of their respective Districts.
The fallowing gentlemen were appointed
on the cbinrftiftee ?
W. W. Dews, ) ' -
R. D. Ivey, > 7th Os Bakel 1 .
\Y.,I». SR’Ri.mij I
0. R. Talliaferro, i
A. L. Pt.ATT, >- 6th of Early.
S. W Hid’fltd’wEß, j
Resolved , That the Cuthl ert Appeal and
Southern PtJN,* be requested to’ the
proceedings.
Adjourned to meet at Rlattville, Septems
her 18 th, 1869*.
R. 0. DUNLOP,
Trfcsident.
/. if. PotfTER,
f&'Cretafry.
ii! "
v .. 4.:
A Good Story.— Some of the students of
the Indiana State were suspect
ed to he in thft> habit V/f drinking brandy.
Where they obtained it was a t itijntieVy.
Dr. Daly \yas deternTVned 1 to'fefret! out the
secret.' into a Drug Store, the
proprietor asked hurt, “How that student,
■ijfri Carter cufuojo..?” Smelling a rat, the
ft, gif of dnswerea in an’ evasive manner,
and soon drew onj of the apotliecytry that
the students tinder sttsplcion had been in
the habit 1 of puicbasing bt^tid^; that they
said 4 he was quite low,’ and kept ( alive by
stimulants; tha* the y.ouifo* ; rteh seemed
very devoted to bin*. Now the secret was
out. The Carter was a fictitious character
and the Doctor had the secret. However,
he kept his own counsel. The, next
time the students tfrere assembled in the
chape! for prayers, he cast his eves over
the ctowd and satisfied, himself that
Carter’s ndrses ,|wefe all present. The
devotions'were duly conducted/■ . awd ~lbgn
he had a mournful task to perform as fie
President of thestlif dtsity it became his
most Solemn duty to announce the -death
of tlleir fellow-student Mr. James Carter.
After a lingering illness of several weeks,
a portion of which time he was kept alive
by stimulants, lie had breathed his last.
He had no doubt that this
would fall sadly on thh hat s"of those who
had so faithfully attended'to his Wants but
he hoped they would bear it with.re>i£na«>
tion—he hoped they would reject upon
the oft repeated words 'Memento
that he would dftfidntbem no lunger, but
leave them to their own reflections! the
resrilt -of startling
jfohdof the Professors, and but few rtf the
student* ha if hea.-cT of this than Carter.
Vv ho is he?’ was whispered about; none
knew but the kind friends who attended
him, and they would not tell; and the fW
dent *eemed so deeply afooted they did not
litre to ask him.
Interesting Decisions. —The Supreme
Court, HsU adjourned, aiid we have finished
lllh publication ‘bf tlle decisions: We have
ca'ted attention jto tbe leading'pnes as they
canie nut; **bd explained them tol: bur un*
professional readers, ,
Tjiefb are ouc pr twp things of less im*-
poHtance perhaps it may uot be tuiib
telling lb nbtipe.
boetr the general oftlHiotl "That
when a bankrupted, all of., his debts
were killed as. lb .Ml of their lewis. In
Jones fs. Belly3 & Smith, from Catoosa,
the Court decided tHjit when W. had land
and suffered Judgment aghinat liimj 'whose
lein attached to the land: and. afterward
bankrupted, his baiigrtjptcy;did not, detect
the lein of the judgment on tlie ( land*
We have been informed, how truly we
can not say, that Judge McCay leaned to
relief bn this question, blit Ihdt. Judge
Warner argued him out of it.
In Flipper vs. Reed, from Catoosuj and
Thornton vs. Solomon, froin Twiggs, it was
decided, uudef the law allowing losses of
property to reduce recovery,’ that the de~
feudant’s losses didst be shown to be caus
ed by plaintifl’s fault or act*
In Graham vs. McGuire, frofni I’errell,
the Court rulled that even though a note
was given, for a slave, if it was indorsed
and transferred for other valuable consid
eration, the indorsements made the not,e
good, as it was anew coutracU — Ailanla
Constitution.
I*o Make Pomade.—.-Our lady readers who
cultivate fluwej s can. rnaljg po
made by following pie ensuing directions:
Place any suitable seUii ~ vessel in a
bowl of hot water, : tl/eii nn’the vessel with
pure clarifieif fat (beef marrow is Ihe best)
place the. bowl on the kitchen stove, or
near the fire, sb as to just keep the fat in a
liquid state; put, as may flowers as posse
ble of atiy one kind as you wish the pomade
to he scented with .irfro the fat,' aiid let
thefn remain in it for twenty-four hours,
then strain the fat from them and add more
flowers* Continue this process for six or
eight days, and yous will have pomade ala
tuberoke; a. ; a mignonette, or any other,
according id the flowers that have been
used 1 . . t .
The object or putting the vessel Contaiifi*
jpg the I’a't into *K<r Utt wi oi water, is to
prevent the fat from burning or scorching,
lfjhe bowl is filled witii fine sand, it; wifi
answer as wolf/ if ifVt better. —Hearth and
Home.
Strange Coincidence. The Syracuse ($. Y.
Courier tells a singular coincidence which
happened in the family of a respectable
citizen of that city :
■The birth of'a little child occtired some
nine month since. Its mother was ill at
the time of consuption / Since t,he child carte
into the World it has followed the physical
condition of its mother with marvelous
precision Would she be taken with voins
iting the ehild would be affneteditf the same
manner; did hes health improve for a few
dreeks,; inurked improvement was noticed
in'the child; when her hWlth tfeclitYecf the
child’s would also begin to decliuti nearly
at the same lime. A short time tin*
mother was taken rtuchj Worse; 4 the syrm*
totns of the ehild were of aairtfilar charac*
tef Finally tjic mother died, and only a
few seconds after breathing her last the
child followed her iiito eternity. The case
is a strange one, showing how great influ
ence unconscious sympathy may cX'ert over
physical condition'.
Flirting. —At watering. places tirese jsre
the days of flirting—which is an amnse
njjMit which an experienced wrifef says:
“The only caution to be observed is, n«*t to
go too ,TM» Saturday ReVieW riiAkos
flirting the the the of one of its recent Viva
cious essays, and in attemptiug to define
the matter »t says;
“ft is tjtiore serious than talking non*
sense and mȣ so Ser.otfs as talking love;
it is uot chaff, and it is not feellug; it means
something more than indifference, and
something lftss than affection; binds no
one, it commits no one; it only raises ex
pectation's Iff iho individual, and sets socie
ty on the look out for the results; it is a
plaything'in the hands of the experienced,
but a deadly weapon against the breast of
the dti wea.ry/'and it is a thing so vague, so
protean, thatthc most accurate measurer of
moral values would be puzzled to say
where it exactly ends arid' where seriohs
in'teiitions begin.
The Family Relations According to th*
Talmud —ls your wife is o! small stature
bow down to her words in reference to do
mestic as well as worldly affairs.
The husband should ever be anxious that
the proper respect be paid to his wife, be*
cause the house is blessed only so»- her
sake. A , 3j ~, J
wife, stiff you Will lie bless*
ed wit h ( richness. ,
Good and bad I uric, pleasure and grief,
joy and sorrow are in the hand’s of the
wife.' . ,
Who takes unto himself a wife, brings
fuck to the bouse, or a yawning gulf.
F have found a woman who is more hit
ter titan death—a bright,jewel or an ops
pffMsive purder—Sanh. 100 , ,
jWbo without a wife Knb'ws no
pleasure, no .bfissC'-UO blessing..
Who has ,to thank so much to his wife
will not only treat her with the utmost re
gard and respect, but make her position in
the bouse fully equal to bis own,
A man without s wife is do man at all.
cLiyk Bogan.-r'Davdyopg Branch'. c<
poodent of t||h New York
following fancy. sketch qf ( ()liveJLog*i
Is at the jlfranch'f;
.j istufciting huDdfioater apd i
pvery day. She gets up every inprni
five o’clopk ahcl vralHst sous miles I
jpsrast; aii mm(rm
puts on a b,own f i,»t and gqps •
bead, to the Dloquper
twlw. She is tH?
sir liar ; paddles, floats, Wp.terj -fl:
swims backwards V4 and .lJja, bat
master by goilig ( , tflH.*re shark*
Alter bat bine she puts on $ blue dress
plays billiards for t,wd Iv'brp’to theastoi
ment of the billiard who sweat
never saw the 1 ke. Tlien she pats ><
goigeoua silk for dinuef, and . after and
she goes out driving— way
handles the ribbons is a caution to G
Tlrtfle evening site ’7
drtissi with a long trafp ahfl furb*
wttli red vdt vet and
to sothe hofel where there it} a Jbiigi, I
she Conics out even stronger .tjhau '•
billiards, dr. bowling along tlgi. avepue'- T At
If tiVlock she gjms lw.me a.
*tiDj U drm JyU w^tu, H^qi6hw
—— ..
; The Retort Cocr; ieous.--Chesterfield wa|t
f fj.fopt Hi Fvapce whefo yoliaire was one
tlie giieSfs. Chester field ..seemed gaSjlng
tlie;brilliant circle of ladjes r . Vulfajre
accosted him: *My Lord,* I know you arts
judge;- which ?ire the, nn>st beautifftt,“iha
Engjisl* qr the French lollies . “Upqn my
*o< 8a, 4. ; W i il h his usual
presence gf' rntijd» “I mu no of paint
-I!'ff,Rl'* > , sbrne ( oiiys afterwards, Volta’Sro
l>eing in iiopdotij hitphniieq in be at>* ttoa
bleman’s party with Ch‘esterfieJ4; m l»dy*in
the company, prodigiously roiiged, directed
her whole discourse td Voltaire, ilYid en
grossed his witoje attentiqii, . Chesterfield
came lip,’ tapped hi in oh the »houldei; K apd
said: “Sir, take care that Jon are notcapti--
vated ” “Afy Lord,” replied the 1 Pretich
wit, scorn to hq taken,by hit '
craft tinder French colors^”
NO. 20.
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Josri Bt[.linos Mr. Shaw, says an ep
chl»nge, is certainly quite as,duly as“Naa*
by* In ninny of Sis .jrtjk&'l, lu-okei'
English ht' surpasses all who have.trice! that
class of writing., D«tV u» appfAblata him,
one iiAUftßec huil kmiw Jiiifi is forty
ufgh.t old,,amid. npsti*
men of hUrbanity we haye,eyer ,roet« ; Fj|re
years ago he wasjui auctioneer iq Pough
keepsie,' New York. He has since *ntbved
to New York City,' where he keeps a boiird
tng house amused by fils irrepressible
dities. As h«HP Broadway he
caniiot escape ol'seryatipn. His broad,’
bent form, his immense litt and his targe,’
features
His Weakness is tor chewing tobacco,
telling 1 stories. The.re, ?s po Jftcfe prtqiar.
teller in the jand. Such qua) laughable
yarns as lie can th If hie nh‘t ( pSs#l4r.p'i[t ifi
.prjfit. the iijily. iQongiMf. plapj, tti&MihM
is thenfllce of the New York Weekiv/ /iw
which o*Mh.«*,d ! ». Vodib’S
•V ben the leqt nVe season ar.ri vee ■ ,b«
out a humdrons
ihrqe or four thotisancf doflurs fiorri nis Jec*»
turiug.' and as rpnefi more from his heWs
paper Always ,ctwei(jil &iid, .gqtaial,’
a j ways witty and yet k ind,' he is liked ejfr»
ceedingly by bis circle.of friends. Perhaps’
s ire 6f oar readers will remerhW^^ '*
publicity that was given a little time ago
to the niHtriigC oT. one pf hm
whose beaiity had become notorfoas. St/e
was as handsome as hie is Ugly.
ypdngstyr who
his father in abt of stealing, sorp# frp«t
stored for drift ter, cdnsjijtnptiori, was
bid to “go into the next room and 'prepara.
fi»r a severe digging.” Having
finished the work' had jp bis- haujj'
£he inexorable parent armed srith; a stout
hrirse whip, went in qfafil of the CUlpHt’
whom he found qriiamenled a Jump
which Quaminado wrot/fd have shuddered*
“What on airtb hu\ e ( yotf got. 6n ydirr,
apron,’ replied John, three double/ Y«4t
told me to prepare 'rt'VSelf for w severe
grng, land I guess I have done the bait 1
could!” .. * V
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,* i, | * •• A t L 1 j • ' 4’ . ■ ••'
Presidents and Presehts.-^When JatnSS.
Madts(,n was President, he was
died poorf but when, at,, t||e
Government Ihe Gen
eral dft.ho Office*
JJad’isVn ilVa't if fie Would permit it he would
select from the ;ptil»Ud . whieh Mri
Madison enter,
inevitably eu.llW% £% W value that,
the rise .Would make him 4brtfortaWy rjeh.
in his old age, tbe answer was j ‘Sfp.jSjlff
though as a private ,cit,i?en { hasg the right
to enter any of the public l^^« f wbjjfyj
am «/,. the Unttad jftMfcß.} wj)f
not touch*the p'uhfiq property foryntiy PWfl.
pecuiiiary Washington, Jin*
Adamses, Jrflferstmj ATonVoe, Jackson, atid,
some 4 others, Were pi6ft like Madison,
wotrtd’ üb.t afifi w to
either ,by suspicion or actual bribes Aq<f
drew Johnson, too,' refused ,gUt*>
PlancHette Revived—Victim* PiijflhWG,
&o. —Potriats are now drawn by 'PlanJ.
chette’ in the West. The ‘development’ of
this talaut rtf drawing by planchette wilt
probably give the humbug anew lease
on life, the Bishop to the Contrary not wit
standing. The Toiodfo Commercial .rite#-,
tions that' plancbetto draws potraita and
says;' .
‘Some persons have recognised, demised,
relatives. One of the drawings in
crayons is very beautiful,
the cotThlenance bftirijj (juite life
Planchette commences at tbp bead to draw
and finishes' tbje picture tfs it advsQCtsj
When it came to draw ■ the, dress of tbs,
picture al»ovediO f, m*‘d # !.ft indicated to thy
‘medium’ to take a purple, cracon. ,JTMj*.
she fefueed jtodo, say nig it would spoil ,tVy
picture’. She s troy ft to.
for nearly half a day,'till at
she gav« r way and let, planchejttee. take
oarse. It combined several other.
with, the pyrple, and made.a. very b’tndwiiirtj
golden Dut, which is tlis adihifalitm of <M*
who ace it. _