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Dade County Gazette. RISJXG KAWX, (iKOIJIiIA. Tlil RSMI , Ail#., 21 JS/0- Valedictory. Time, wiith one (ell swoop of hi* Jong hoarv pinions sweeps the dinry iirelics of this world, :aud brings about eireumstnii cos which compel men to act, lie is the conqueror whom men obey, ami when compared wttbli him even years in their might seem like atoms in the sun’s broad rays, jor lie sweeps them all in his majestic HigJ.it, scattering them from his plum*-* like *.Li;ojs ot spray as the ocean easts t lie w ater in its scornful play from its blue bosofliu:. Floating unpreeeptible 1 0; "Sight, *Le diffuses life and death. S'\vilt stars shoot round in their rapid flight, dropping like gems from in id - nights blue profound, sweeps on through vast eternity, and each Mazing sphere in its course revolves; the sunny stream gioes singing on to the sea, and the blue waves upon the Imaeli dissolves like wo mans hopes, and manhoods height re solves, yet time unwearied and sublime m> busy painting ou the canvass of years the changes wrought# by his ruthless band. Upon the broad bosom of his dus ky hearse he is healing pale millions to the eternal shores and through the dim pathway of midnights lonely hour, he touches the young and beautiful am! thev die. He touches the commercial world and it Hux nates and hoars marks of his ravages, he lays his baud on some pet enterprise ol ours and by force of circumstances we are compelled to change our purposes. j One year ago we were busy collecting i together material to establish in this I county a paper to he known as the (I a -7l'.tt k, and now we arc just as busv pre- j paring to surrender it to other manage-' ment. \\ e now have tlie proud satis (action to know that we did establish it, and in a measure run it successfully. W bile it is true we labored under many disadvantages, yet we kept the concern out of debt, and leave it in good shape lor our sticessor. Our intercourse with the people of Dade lias in the main been pleasant, and to those who gave us en couragement in word, action, and “kale seed” we are under everlasting obliga tions. e take our leave of the comity hop lu that the O azkttrmay receive an un stinted support, and feel that under the management of T. and . Lumpkin, it will in a hold and fearless manner defend the right and condemn the wrong, Hrothcr L. is no stranger to you, and we bespeak for him a liberal support. We* do hope that the enterprising citizens of Dade, will foster and cherish the enterprise in the county. To onr successor ve turn j oyer all unfinished business, he is to till out all our subscriptions and advertising so that by our move no one will loose a cent. binally brethren farewell and to you we will give it strictly ml charge to sup port your county paper, by every word and work. Salutatory, Wo are frequently by the force of eir i. instances caused to act otherwise than no would, if these contingencies did not arise. So the acts of one person not un frequently causes others to act. So bv the purchase of the Jasper ileral'd, Tv the former editor of the Gazette, and/ liis removal to Jasper to take charge of the Herald office, necessitated a change in the editoiial department of this (►dice. In taking charge of t lie Gazette, Ido it knowing at the same time, that hut few men are able within them reives to publish a newspaper that will meet the aprobation of every one. My aim will be to make the Gazette a first class county paper, full of choice reading and, the latest news, such that fhe most fastidious would not for a moment hesitate to advise their children to reuTl. ft will be devoted to the interests of tlie county, and as a watchman upon tlib tower, will call attention to what in the opinion of the editor will be of greatest interest, to the people. Politically thU paper will evei be found battling for the time honored principal*' af I hmioeraey. \\ e propw.v for the paper to speak foi itself, and feel confident that it will de serve. the libci.il patronage of the people. We know that it is almost impossible to run a paper, successfully, without the co-operation of tlm people in the Commu nity iu which it is published, htit waferl Confident that it will receive that liberal p'atronngc, which wo conceive MmftM be* extended t • all home eaten rises, the fos tering of which adds materially to the wealth of tlie country. While the Cazktti: is secular, still in tone and character, it will be moral. We have reduced tin? .subscription price, to one dodai per annum, hoping thereby to place i:. within ca?y reach ot the people, x. <C ♦ Wnshik £f ft LdUi*. Senator Thurman arrived in the city, yesterday, and left for Deer Dark, at which place he will prepare, a speech which he will deliver in Dliio tin* latter end of the present month.- lie says, be ••vi! 1 make speeches through the whole campaign if his health trill permit, lie believes Ewing will be and ought to he elected. No man in tho country has a dearer head than Senator Thurman and lu* will have great weight in Ohio. He has for three years carried more influ ence in Congress than any other mail. I'ho N V. Tribune is always unfair. It was as munch so when training with the “reforms” as, few years ago, treat ing its opponents then as unfairly as it now does the democratic and conserva- | tivo people of thf country. The latest exhibition of its meanness is fyund in a continued arraigment of the present I km* ocratic, ( 'ongress for passing a law by i which payments to soldiers of the late volunteer army a.e delayed in each ease : for a year or so. The truth is that a Democratic ( ongress did nothing of the ♦ kind. The bn*# on the subject is now just what it has been, for many years. It is a law passed by a radical Congress and John Sherman is its Senatorial fatoe.r. Until the same Sherman became Secy, this particular law has been bold not to apply to soldiers. When, llayes Sherman and the other soldier loving pa triots came in, 1577, they, by a strained construction of the law, made it apply the small claims of soldiers and the wid ows and orphans of soldiers. What, Hentwell was not small enough to do, Sherman did. The quarrel of the vol unteer soldiers, if they have any, is not with a Democratic Congress, hut with a radical Secretary. (>ne of the leading morning papers here says that attorney gen. Deven.s has his eye on the United Stale Senatorship as successor of Mr. Davis, which is not the ease, as it is well know that judge Devens would last winter have taken tin* appointment of judge of tin* New England Circuit as successor to the late Judge Simpler, had he not thought there was a strong probability of a vacancy at an early day on the United State Supreme Court bench, on. account of the, greatly advanced age of Mr. Justice <' lit ort which .fudge Devon dmjMiess hopes may com pel him to go on the letired, list before Mr. Haves term of office expires. The friends of the distinguished senior Jus tice throghout e utry will be glad to learn that his health was novel better than, at this time, and that lie gives promise, of many years of service in the position which lie so much honors and adorns. Hkxton. Not llutiiTly Coiavinerd. There was a fight <>n Gratiot avenue, Saturday, between a man who had been called a liar and cm* who had called him thus, and tin 1 man who had objected to the ephithet was only about a minute get!ingold the advantage to he asked for on such occasions. ‘•i’ve had all (lie pounding l care for, ,r saijMke under man, after he had realiz eil^^Hix. are von still of the opuii.m that ask t lie oiler, as lie up. honest about it,’' slowly re pl otTn r, as lie wiped the blrod off lns < am not enlireh eonvinred [f I was on the root of a horse-barn, and there wasn’t any ladder handy. ! I think I'd call you a liar arm in. and run mi chances of dodging Slops.j Free Press. A sociable man is mu* who, when he has ten minutes Uv span*. goes and bet 1, e* uouu or e n■ o husti t. L'c yyy Ei> (! aA'A i \ .— Everything in tin's *‘mn iiiunity i s ar ('aim and quiet as a goose pond after a tempest. Last I’ iida\ evening *ve witnessed the closeing e.Voi ei.x* of I’rof. O. Hryant "s, school . We wane not presmit at the two days eyam nation. but we are credibly informe 1 that it was a brirlliant affair, reflectitig credit upon both teacher and student. The even in \ Jexereises superb, the various actors preforming there parts admireable welt. The I’d tic liibon String Hand fer nishod excellent music for the occasion. Den ('lark and wife, formerly of Dade ( 1 0., (la., hat late of Johnson county Tex., are visiting relatives and friends at Perry. We bad the pleasure of accompanying a party to the Leon river yesterday, lor the purpose of haying a fish fry. Ihe partv was marshaled by Leu ( laik and John Nailer, after seining the river, with but little success, dinner was gn nounceb. notwithstanding the absence of tin* fish. The ladies. (Hod Moss them) had provided an ample supply of fried ham, chiohens, coffee, peach ]>ie, and other sweet-meats. Dinner being over, the young folks enjoyed themselves huge ly for a short time singing “we’re inarch ing around the leve,” We. We almost wished that we wen' young agian. The Uapfist. association commences at Perry to-day. Kospeeti fully. (I iiANCKI; A' SrnoroE. X P>.— Mr. Darr, come over and see us; we hav’nt very liiueli garden truck, but plent v of roastenears. (I ui S. A ora Bill'd srmßade. Young Hilkins went toseniade his girl on Van Ness avenue, The amateur or chestra of which lie is a member, had hardly squelched out the first two bars of “Come where my love lies dreaming,” when the second story went up and old Hoggs, Amelia’s father, stuck his head j out and ramarked: “Is there no way of compromising this thing?” / \\ ha—what !” gasped Hilkins. **l sa v. can’t we make some arrange ment, to tret out ot i iiis matter? liov? does $-1 and an old gas stove** 1 you . •AYhy—tlus-—this is a Aernado,” ex - ..note it.il- oj*. i iat v 'l T> InK I* 1 i • “Exactly, so* lit sec. Now suspose !* were to stand the beer and car fare all around, wouldn't vow go out in the'sub urbs some whore work off t.b%rest- oT it in front of some deaf and dumb asylum of other. M “Well, I’m Mowed ciliated tin? crushed lovet. “Conu! down here and say Ant, like a man !” roared the big draw, who w;is fuliof Hudweiscr and fury. "‘You bald headed old pelican, come down !” “1 l—l think we had better go* ns it were, boys,” murmured the mortified Hill (ins, and the digusted band walked sadly off, scornfully ignoring Hogg’ par ting injunctions to reform and lead better lives, until the things over. KocisißftiSii y. I hink how much happin *ss you con vey each other by kindly notice and a careful conversation. Think how much sunshine so much sociability lets back into your own soul. AY ho does not feel more cheerful and contented for receiv ing a polite how and a genial good mor ning, with a hearty shake of the hand ? \\ ho does not make himself hippier by by these little impressions of feeling and good will ? Silence and a stiff unbending reserve, are essentially selfish and vulgar The generous and polite man lias pleas ant recognition and cheerful words for all lie meets*. He scatters suaheanrs whercever lie goo*, lie pave# for ethers with his smiles. Me makes society seem genial, and the world delight fill to those who would else find them col.l, selfish and forlorn. And w hat lie gives is hut a tithe of w hat lie receives, lie social j w herever you go, and wrap your lightest words in tones that ,ire sweet auda spir it that is. genial, John Sherman will go to Oliir on the ‘JO'insi. and make speeches then* in favor of the election of his friend; ('iiarles Fos t(*r. Secretary Schurz will make a speech in tile same interest in f inei'nnati on the Pth. Commissioner lAum is go ing to Mainf* to make sonn] political speeches. In order that they high offi cials iiiav not he exeommuni.p*ed for vi olation of one of the cardinal principles !of this administration, the *ivi 1 scivice rule, have been temp/ r o ily tispended. L;v;<; < 'orfiTs!;' — A Ot!{.!o. ufb'V <• J c\>urtHiip uf o\dr lil’UTti Vd.-rO, Wav n w cm ;lv mnn i-'i] in Ky. Tl:i‘ !< 1 if.; v | to li-nn occ-v.rc-l in 1 >*<Jl when tit-' wut | brok* out, but the coiiilif't whidh . 1 t;i.li *rt‘ ! j *, | | c;)SS(‘S ni /H t O i! S W llirl]Ml , ( .] :i iluml 1 liis lover ns tU;ll. H<‘ ; ono ri/e, her fntlor took the f other. Iht olvi in.-m never torguvi* him. Hg s " <>:( ' dint ;,s lon-- ns lie lived Ids tl/uighto sliotild never ninn-V a rebel. Ile kept bis word' < >ne by one three sons passed over the liver and out oi sight, Hrs whe. broken-lie,•irtc'/, lollowed her boys to the gnive, and finally none oi - the hn[>}>\ lu.rsehold was left hut the palieut git 1 ni id her stern old parent. 1 lie war gave l.nek her lover uninjured, hut the inijda eehle lather stood between. He refused his consent to the marrnge, and she would not wed without !. And so the many years rolled away an ob.-d imite old man —two loyal lovers. A ye.ni ;ig< lie. died, and this long delayed man age has just been coUNiiininrted. ('mirier Journal: —Kvei y l >cmoe.r:it ie paper m the eoiiutrv should, during the next year, take paitieular pains to show the treasonable attit tile the Uepnhiiean 1 aders assumed dining the extra session of ('.ongross with referouee to tho l nioti. d'heir elearlv -debited purpose is to pro vineialize the States a".d nullify the Ketlerul (ioverumeut as one of delegated, limited and restricted powers, and .sub* stitnte therefor a powerful centrnlizrd authority, which will wholly exclude the people from part ieipation in the < iov : eminent, and consequently destroy tin 1 t’nion and Republic. If tliese jdatant conspirators begin to hedge and dually 1s a eat they ne\er enttu tained such views. ! They must be oomplled to humble to themselves belore the American people, j whom they have grieviousb insulted, I anu beg t heir pai dou. If the world possessed mo’e such young ladies as the one described in a (leorgia paper, there would he hover unha[>py marriages. A young man and iiad as sembled, and all were waiting for tin 1 bridegroom. At a late hour lit? came, niiu-h intoxicated, and, though the bride was in bridal army, she declared, with linn resolution, “I’ll nv>r, never marry you’/’ In spite of all pleadings, she kept her word. Mint is hoiking- w lout was t,> h> her bridal tour alone. Who can tell the years of misery and degredation saved h*;r by such a course ? If a pieev of cast, steel be made red hot and quenched in cold water it will be come longer, but if the same operat ion be performed upon a pice • of wrought iron it will become shorter, 'i'lie precise u lnount ofrite alteration, or its variation in different qualities of each metal, has never been determined, although it is ol great importatee in workshop manipula tion. 1 f you would relish your food work for it: ii you would enjoy your raiment pay for it before you wear it; if you would sicep soundly, take a clear con science to bed with you. None are so fond of secrets as those who do not mean to keep them : such per sons covet secret as a spendthrift covets maney—for the purpose ot esreulation- If von Would relish food, labor for it before you take it; if enjoy clothing', pay for it before you wear it, if you would sloop soundly, take a clear conscience to bed with you. William Emma Austin College. 1 he. Fall Session of the’ \V. K. A. College, Stevenson Ala., will open on Monday Sept. Ist. Catalogues, stating terms, courser of study tfcc., will be sent on application. 4-—2 t A. F. A loom:, IWt. FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!! Do you intend to plant Fur tT Turns this Fall? r>o yon want the host quality of trees, that will produce the finest fruits? Do you want trees raised here, and that will suit this < lima to?—A. C. Catkox Agt. for W. D s timers’ Nursery, Chattanooga Term., can sup ply you with tipple trees, best variety of fruit one and two years old (till grafted) tit ]It 1 .; t< la cents tipieee. I’eaeh that will ripen from tin j Ist. of dune to Ist. of October, best rarities on* I veto- old buded trees la to -5 cents npieee. < I’ears. Cherries Plums, Apricots, Quine ; tdrapes Strawberries ,v*e., all of the best, and a !;.!’■ priei s. Fall at the Nnrsioy, or ad Jres ' '< ■ C r , Che. it at : i.'l'cn ■, "FT TWW "E \T/~T Ti / X 'TV T a w. I iJ %.} a g..| 11 i\j t p J 3 li# ft. J. .11 \ Ji\ bri f* Q M E? MPO& iIJ SMI 205 & 2C7 B/Ti'LT SlffLTj - - U /.IT/t.C{ A.T[s, Loin’s the market and the season with the largest stock nid kv, ( g ~ , Spring and Summer Goods. ■4- - f 9 Dress Goods I Dress Goods! |M I \ .ltd. Ma .Mini lu sh ry d< j:n imeut is c •< riifiit je. 1., ;, g t.11.d with 'ill ] 1 w season. wh l( -Ii will I>e sold at p. i, < s il>nt Will J.sf m.u. " <inc| 1 tvo-k'fuu *. ]'7 ’ ' ’ 1 ' l hcrsl 1,1 h'r 1 """- tlo-Sry I turn be. j i.*i' i>xt fr ji 1,,'t1.v ftfu-t -oXel, s. ' Clothing! Clothing! My rfCnn Xu. ?().>, is ftj'?| to Sviih new ft ,ittrn‘-livo a/rd mailt.; to order this smisoW.* from tin- vviv mow si lal.rics ai.il on in i lie wiv la lost sivlo.t inocl ii I.- any custom work in *lse market, amt irom 2b to .>0 |vereent. elieaper. I also have l lie agency of Messrs, ftevlin A < ’•., of Xew Voi k, win* ha ve a natiiial n | inj for llieir perfect tits, heautitui work, and ihe snperiorily ol llieir goods. Thi v furnish un samples (! all file new lahries assoon as i hey ai c produced. Irom v.liifh to ma ke se 1* t-1 ici will lake your measure amt - n an teed or *oi 'ale. Boots and Shoes ! . Kmh.iaring all Ihe . : anda id brands: ill styles, .“pia lilies and price p ii.it never fail Id pica’*, Mrii-'',' oWths’, v m >•**,■ fadi'es'. missc-*' tfnd ehiYdrei'is’, hought direct from the fna n.ikgta; j i\ 1 lie ease, ifnd will he leWi-led at whoh'saie prices. Straw hats from ten cents up. Also, agent for the perfect fittii g and thoioiiglily reliahle ])onieslie paper jatlem.- Irgues pee upon appliealiorV. 1 have in stock every tiling usually kept in a tiisf-elass store, all of which > wil -el! t M prices, iVhieli inea’Hs iuvariaoly ten to filly per cent, less than credit prices. ItcriienAei*. when you hay from me you do not pay for fnher ofople's *redr. Very respect fully, a uw m P\ Ft I a * I‘. S. My srder depvri ericut j's V;-im nagged hy my V'! ii sr, <' 1..- Pyreiv. wlm will tv jd. ascii 1 have your orders for samples or goods, to which lie will give prompt an.l can In I attention. All goods will |e sent O. ft. per express. J f clothing > hoes', or oilier goods ?u s did |.iv| they will ' e sent subject to inspect ion atrd a'piro\‘ai, the parties orrh;ring paving express <- i. a : .- \ r ~ -.•! i¥ Gr. HICHAMBSOK riHM‘IM BT< >I OB Enteprise Grocery Store l?b I Market' bet. hcvpitlh uml J-liglh, Chattanooga, *■ Tennessee CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES. SUGARS. CANNED C GODS AND FA' CY GROCERIES- A etioh-e mtiele of (NdVce for ]-er Hi. by retail. Tea fre/n Mde. to oih thdlaf. Mi -fl goods sol'd at bottom prices. U hen you are in the city call and see me. T- A. SNOW ( AVliolesafe .tiid rebiil dealer in Stoves of all kinds Tinware •, 1 HOUSE-FURNISHING GODS, ETC. I MamifaetnYcr of Galvapizeil ami sheet Iron (foods, Cornices, fsleniubont and Distillerv f ' CHATTANOOGA. - TKXX. fSyy~— —> SIMPLICITY B SUPERIORITY gT I ■ SIMPLIFIED b 9 maintaineU a 1 HH Improvement September, 1878! ~~ Having wpird demand *'tj' YICTOF v Important Improvements. </.-•- v: A’. - ■- ■ . s 1 y rL.rtLu:u.i : i-d mlxi'-i. s . T!lnalr;itcd Circular and Prices. Liberal Terma to the Trade."'. D n’t buy until you have seen the lightest running machine: f| the World,- —the Ever Reliable “VICTOR.*' ]f , VICTOR SEWIMC MACHINE COMPANY, } r > DDI*VTOWN, CONS'., arid Jio*. I ‘ ') ami, £Ol AYa,bas l Aveuue, CHICAGO, --*** m|