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THE CBORGIA GOLD FIELD. TH* TE ITTH ABOUT THE COHUTTA MIKE PLAINLY TOLD. From tba Daltei, Ua. Argus. Messrs, (Prince and Mallett, tba a gaata af the Blaatric Afina Indicator Oe., of Beaten, wbaaa taata in u« Cu¬ ll utta raoantaia have given riaa to tba resent silyer excitement in this aactiaa, called intetheArgu* efice this weak far tbe purpoee ef taakiag each octree liana af statements madapablio, aa they claim ia a npatter af juatiee ta tba company which they ray reseat. The Argus’ interriaw with these gentleman develops *the fal owing faata, wbiah from ear knowledge, wa think may be take a aa earrect. ) Aa atated ia our last iaaaa, thaaa gahtlcmau report that there are ^posi¬ tive indications af goad paying silver and geld ora in thaaa taountain gorges, and skewing a wide belt of surface cropping#, whieli, if preper’y devalopad, might possibly sustain much that ha* beau mid of the richaeaa of these mi see. Bat .there has been aa thorough tesla. The uninitiated workers in the mines are working without purpose, frequent n •% .. successful mining, and in ioue ir~ •taaebtf actaaly tracing deposits tkat are worthies* whil* better veins are ignored. These gentlemen do not claim ta bare com# down bare an a tour of pleasure, but as a matter af businesi. ; These miaas have a car tain, reputation. f f heir oanpaay ie aver an tba lookout for newLd eatiens af paying ore. They earn* first to tea if the ^etal ' was there; then, if satisfied, t- make s^icli terras as they Could afford --ei thar to locate tba taineral deposits, or take short ^easea, with pmilege ef opening and working, a«d than to fur t ier lea*a or hup. T^ay work either MV pay direct or taka their ahsacae 1 ie a /ease, if profitable, and aharfieg jiathing if *a diecovariaa are ihade. As au evidea#^ that these unoiitalas are full of praeiaaa motels, aarfaet ore t f great variety baa been ft-uad in 4 * its au extensive belt, consisting of native gold, than galena ora, showing bright partitive ef para gold; again the silver aid lead runt together; in other jileoei satire copper i# ehown ia appreciative quantities Tbeaa iodise ticae howavor show from different p»iats, and leave at irapraerisn of the vast gsueral rlchae*# af the mountains. The s eeiiaeas which they exhibit arc •aMcient in quality ie give Hie to the «ast>xag«rau4 sensation, bet the % Argue prefers ta await the final iag which it benvet is snr* ta folia r. Ta Ifare ibis whole matter dbwn, these mountains are rich with piyiag ores. Tbe owners of the preparty aw eeaveeced that it is m. They lock at itka i great lacker, ia wliieli lit uhteld welib, whi,eh only have to W unlocked to pear out rcady'stamped eagles, and they arc dtttr^iiatd it* bare tb# fall benefit of tbt field. The fact ia, poesible that tbcrtarc millions ia it, but it will taka miLions ta gat it out. If they art unablo to make aacb at ia Treatment, the wel/b will remain where it is: Thoaa who bare money will r*qaira the aid of ex¬ pert# wording for these wbo have the mean* to back their labor aa<l judge - went. Dr: Lighthill president of this qem pnny baa tel graphed from lleatoi that he will arive in this city aext Suudav aaoruing, at.d will remain a short time for tba purpose of giving furtbur f di** reefiona to hie agents, and to eonfer . * ■ with each ae have an interest n min¬ eral properties ... i «... LOOK! R1AD;! Cvary Man His Owe C alealator! ] have bought the Right for Pickens County, to teach the New sad aniecr «*l Rule af Interest. It is the shortest, and easiest to learn, jterfectjy accurate getting the answer ta tba frictlaa of a mill, aauaot be forgotten. I will te#ch any one who can calcaiate in simple multiplication sad divisicn, tc be a tbar augh calculator in Iutere.rt, s at any per cant, an? a uount and for any leagtb of time, in a few luiautes. I have pit the price of tuition dewn within reach of al I re a go-»d thing for the beat of schol¬ ars, slid a better foa those with * lim¬ ited education I will sell the right ef say district in tbe e ntity cheap except¬ ing Tow«, Persimmon and Townsend On arid Rule l refer you to C. B. Vin¬ cent, Principal of Talking Rock Acade¬ my, arid J. R. Allan, county school oamusiasiowsr. Hoping ta receive a liberal patronag 1 *'m reapectfuly your#, a i: Allred Said rule wae eopysigbte 1 March Mb, 114^2, by (a. W. OwVby and A. W Smith. mmma iTOSTtfLiRUI _ p kh Wtullly laotioatotbalAwm ™ ^ ^TifMOi; le W*s*4 »***+ THE S 53 THERH CULTITATO! mzsm w&stBssatr - Brmewn yaw ia at W wt wKm i \ M **"***< Qa. ace celt— me fircas el cam um upt d sea JL Ta# h m aaC hw* »U lew Ofr *aIW*»tpiiaEflufa» Ajetooimrfrtw •*< aa a —Om t«f i wstaCUIaa Paata . gwy** IKK *— ■ M SAMPLE ‘ COPIES EflEE. fi&ll mM ww&ma aaa-rw« Sovts^k* I’wrtvAToa la d«rnt*4 «c the Acnveituml mud udlMdiMUinl tuitjr«W freifJbtad uf the South- orrry number sow Cut via lnfwrm«MoQ vital to the Meows is «4 those w-hora hnemta it rabserres. It on# a/ the M(Wt:«ii4 hOVTmUiN most M^ular J>mrnak ta liis Lniocu *n<Y far A r. Mr L LTV RIST*. f«r whom it has labored k>r hall a esatwnr, hee a Tttu • inpertcr. following of the leading < tow art some aures this frost Journal: toovorts rot nrt Momro» Tahwr*, .fnwtlrsl R«ik«iUsm t« ed« The O^Mig* U(Al li*fKirV’«AaH«j »iant«n v taaoars ef jtoccU«at hesmftt lettoa ir^«. ^■rYT.^nr.^- , cf value w±.:* rfnbw , z 'fx&x?; ti,« «rd*r: tnnimet zs,**, the f< diWunssit, «f i. tl*i«*; tadlca; fAniiiou 4 attrartrft Ev* to ita tb* • | cri. uom; meet </m lo«; ho* *0'»;«ra; hort : fruit onr-urt: (amilveivoic; riU Vatuwr. rtni^rva’e aeiruos *nd art; >»ovmo- tap tool4 ioeffr..: Tn* tt/wrrv at ■ conk book. stc. Ifn. Davio fTf0t>r*n *rtr i-Z f’wtalniK, *f lint*, *, <k-’ t g »ntt.o aea kr«i put#yh«d o|lkH>thfcr^ ''ira AjHajjJtwro. rtM^fTAfoa to to. now isrK* twVac if .n twsh s or4* ml aiMfrbei* «M ' W « iti.v k 1 ntnow* a<»., Khasa- IMsi-va I*Ena fcviwa,. i:.A*k H<r> i Hanu'.L(H'*iHif% f. it. i i*n i \ •, .: Va* CtUtnAT'.* ry »r Teas * KING. AND BROS BLACKSMITH. vet a JASPEH, GEORGIA. Wa da aA kinds el work, aavally done ia a blacksmith shop, *\f«a ami baggy •ark. will be pr#mptly dona, sad in tba beat manner. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. ter leasKftiea are good for shoeing horses, having followed the businem for a ana •sparianee eskablaa ae to insure a^tiafaction. No matter how l>ad yews here* is wa will shoe bka. Oar Unas are ouab, this enables oa to work at Ms Try af 18*12 1* L l LOVELiDY, UVERT, SALE ■t Af» FEED STABLE, JASPER, GA 3 * , m Prompt attention giran to all dost left to my oare. Horses and boggim i fendy at all boors. Will aaad patadWf , t ;w‘"y •' ** eutM drijm Charges always raaaoaabi\ , martt '84 ‘— FREE! a M M , SELF-CliRL , ABLE , __________cnrKiaaffyvt A ttrtt»««** *t Iwvmm a*MNto| mow rstlradi »stt >h”* 1 se v’sIsini/V w. DrsfStMss** JUSrsM IP. WAfll A 90., Ustotooa, Me.