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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-27
Slate Of Georgia, Lampkiia. /. Counia.a. y.

-. ..r - . ty .s!stL"l+. ZIG
State Of Georgia, LmRFia Coupty.qdi
|, Alfred Harris, a Notary Public. and
Ex-Oficio Justice of the Peace. in and for
said county and State, doshereby certify
that about the first Of October, 1869, in
the town Of, DahlOpega, in said county,
Hon. John A. Wimpy stated to me in a
conversation, r. thathe was then endeavor-
ing to detect some parties in this section
and New York, who were supposed to be
engaged in the business of circulating spu-
rious currency among our people. And
afterwards, on or abou. the 18th of the
same month, in the law Office of said
Wimpy, in the presence of DR.. M. FL.
VanDyke, who then expressed fears that
counterfeit money would be circulated
here to great extent, said, in reply to
enquiries made by said NH. VanDyke,
in the most positive terms, that he under.
stood the whole matter, and that he,wasi
after them and believed he would certain
ly catch them. Having known Mr. VIM
py for many years, as citizen and lawyer
in this county, must say, in justice to
him, that | do not and cannot believe that
he entered n& correspondence with
Wogan by impure motives.
Given N ,1nd and official sig
nature, this SlcESSJanuary, S70.a rsss
aA ALFRED Harris,
Not. Pub. and Ex-0 0ficio j. p, of Lump. Co. Ga.
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lTAE CONVENTfOll!la s'a,ol

al la i5s,T aif+ rfv,f1+ ao;ilaoqsib yns 10 &c
WEpSEsDAg,i Jan.sgla -s4!Dllei1niuofitTca
IF the Committee iGnsiElsbtiois ahd tks,etS
Observation-Disclosures ,rspdrto'la
tiERg .stong ,glonnls, agqihst1apggic9 9nsatSaoxe.
rage insisting zen thelrightSf the pbotaciiiai
to vote upon the quesbidnsepaTaSdlS. Iae1loa
Committee contehded that sthis ipla9 has iaH
been followed in .seNerys moi rtheinu6taee iaIl
and that the advocates ofsnHgfosBnfhSqsin em
are acting under7the lash of 6ohgresssos 9oi1ss
The Committee oniPrinting reporteddnss1S
favor Of, pEiutng stenographic reportsi ofise.q
the proceedings of the Conyentign.oE iszsasd
: After the regular -saSruiag -bssiaess-thc
Bill Of Rghtaatas tskHnnip and edispssed
of from the 9th to the 18th sossiaAseAheh
two or three amendments suggestedtahy g1EI
the committee were adopted with sliGH yGm
smodffs5tiQrs,r A,lqpg! !leb9teNasihssl.es iGdi
the subject o, f,the dhsbeasI cqfBns. we'd he 'Hes
'whqls sutjectIwil pyHbabls he eedlpssad'osIedu
Tomorrow. rs sls sk.l, bslGig osis Vi 81 .ba
n,gA little,ltniel atsorfieyi pfcsthtihg u so
copy Of aawrit to bluff auctionecy op6l 49,,
ogi ed for,his unftieRdly visit, as ,hq, was
merely performing pf imp leSsaht Hhty Of ,.,d
his professional ''d6ataihlS, "'fapli5d tH6 -
knight of the hammer, ''yo1 must attend %
to the duties of your profession, and so
must to mne,' and Immediately knock
| cd himd down,
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TO the Public.

Il
There having been published a CORES
pondence between certain parties in New
York City and myself, in the New York
Tribune Of the 18th ultimo., and after
wards copied into other newspapers of the
State, from which it would appear, I was
acting in concert with them in circulating
spurious money. In justice to myself, l
beg leave to say to the public, that l am
the author of the letters, and the identical
person represented in them; but the mo-
tive which prompted me to engage in this
correspondence was just the reverse of
that attributed to me. About the first of
October last several of the citizens cf
Dahlonega received confidential circular
letters from these parties, proposing to sell
them counterfeit money, manufactured SO
perfectly as to defy detection, which caus.
ed much concern here. To protect the
good people Of my county, | took the re-
sponsibility, right or wrong, to ferret out
and detect these parties in New York,
and others in this section, who might be
guilty of circulating spurious money in
Our midst. AS to my intention in this
matter, before I wrote the letters referred
TO, and soon thereafter, in quiet and safe
manner, [ communicated to several good
and responsible citizens of my town and
other counties in my district, some Of
whom have been kind enough to furnish
me with statements, hereto annexed, COR
coborasing the same. / could furnish 9TH
er and more statements of the same char
acter if itiwere necessary to do SO.
!, In order to place my self right before
the public, / have this, with the accom-
panying statements, published.
81 Those who know me even in the absence
of confidence in my integrity, will not do
my understanding such gross injustice as
TO- believe Il would hazard my social and
political standing by writing such letters
and trusting them to the mail-bags and
New York counterfeiters without ample
evidence TO establish my innocence.
JOHN A. WMPY.
" DAHLoNEeA, Gas Jan. 10th, 1870.
ORDINARY's OFFIcR, CuDprINe, GA, /
~ January 9th, I870.l !
I, VIM. D. Bently, Ordinary Of Forsyth
county, Ca, having been called upon to
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Cheer thee cheer thee ! faithful-heartod
WimpY, WOgan s Co.

In as much as we published the cores
pondence between John A. Wimpy, of
Georgia, and Wogan 4 Co., Counterfeit
ers, of New York, we give place in our
columns to'.the following defence of Mr..
Wimpy, which we find published in the
Dahlonegay1Ga Mountain Signal, Of
January l4th, 1870. s'a 5@'fe''S 's 20
Thatlpaper says: The certificates at
taehed below are entitled to'full force
and credit as some of them are from the
very best citizens Of the sixth (Ga,) Con
gressional District aVaE - rHN'H' fa
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..nOTRY.
D "Il ID TTTTf -
THE LAST MILESTONES.
BY ''PEARL RIVERS"

.t.l BY "PEARL RIVERS"
Sixty years through shine and shadow
Sixty years, my gentle wife, .ff
You and | have walked together,
Down the rugged road of life.
From the hills of Spring westarted,
And through all the Summer land,
And the faithful Autumn country,
We have journeyed hand in hand.
We have borne the heat and burden,
Toiling painfully and slow .r
We have gathered in our harvest,
with rejoicing long ago.
Leave the uplands for our chilren,
They are strong to sow and reap,
Though the quiet Winter lOwlands,
' Our level way We keep.
'Tis dreary country darling,
You and | are passing through
But the road lies straight before us,
And the miles are short and few;
No more dangers to encOupter-
No more hills to climb, true friend,
Nothing now but simple walking,
Till we reach our journeys end.
We have had our time of gladness,
Twas proud and happy day, a
All the proudest Of our Journey,
When we felt that we could say,
Of the children God has given, .-
Look fOndly on the ten,
a"LOyelywO m en-, are our daughters i."l
Our sons are noble men,"
We have our time of sorrow .,. g.
Our time of anxious fears, @
When we could not see the milestones
Through the blindness of our tears.
In the sunny Summer country,
Far behind us. little May ~ # .ttsf
And Willie, too grew weary, g.
And we left them on the way.
Are you looking backward, mother, .
That you stumble in the snowY
am still your guide and staff dear,
Lean your weight upon me, so
Our road is growing narrow, ~
And what is it,, wife you say? gl7ra
, Yes know our eyes are dim, dear,i
But we have not lost the way.
Cheer thee cheer thee faithful-hearted
Just q little way before,
Lies the great Eternal City t" .H'
..sQfithe King that We adore,
! can see,the shining spires s.t s-Gt
And the King, the King, my dear, .,r,
We have served him long and humbly;
He will bless us, do not fear. '
All! the snow falls fast and heavy; ..
How you shiver with the cold, a.s.
Let me wrap your mantle Sloser,
And my arm around you fold. l
We are weak, and faint, and weary, .J
And the sun low in the west e
Wn ho, 1,ol IL. . = n
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+ vi DAmoSEeA, Ga, Jan. 9Th, 1870.
Hon. JouN A. WImpy:

= vi DAHLoNEeA, Ca, Jan. 9Th, 1870.
Hon. JOHN A. WIMpY:
Dear SIR In answer to your inquiry
whether you at any time had conyersa-
tion with me in relation to those counter
felt .swindlers, Wogan & Co., and others
in New York, I beg leave to say that | do
remember that some time in the month of
October last, in your office, l handed you
circular letter, handed me by John A..
Wootten, Coroner of,our county, offering
to sell counterfeit mouey, manufactured
so perfectly as to defy detection, and ask
ed you if some means could not be adopt
ed to save this remote section from being
imposed on by this spurious currency, you
answered in an emphatic manner, that you
were after them and would catch, or get
them, at the samo time Esquire Alfred
Harris, of this town, was present transact
ing some court, business with you. / do
not remember to have had any further
conversation, Or to have heard you speak
about it at any other time, or place, andI
[ will add, that donot, fer one NOM mont,
believe that you entered into that, affair
with any other than tgeodsand-hpnest mo-
tiyes. Responsibility ~ grille
tgna ne hMnH iNANDykE. 4,
.aa paisi+-++s .ris1d bir1oi :
g DAHLoNEeA A, Ga9 Jan! 8thy l870. :
Hon. 'JoHNiA. iW1MPY: fi- 'A
Dear Sir You ask me to say if any
and what conversation you had at my
store, finf6EStion to the circular letters
sent into this section Of country, by Wo-
gan & Co., and others, Offering to sell spu-
-rious meney, purporting to be so perfect
as to defy detection by experts and bank
or Government officers, ] can only say
that much feeling and anxiety. at that
time, was expressed by many Of our citi-
zens, on that subject, you may have said
to me at my store, that you intended. to
ferret them out and catch them; but OF
this, I have no distinct remembrance, as
much was said about that time, in relation
to the profered counterfciters, but this
much | do say, with all confidence, that
| believe the course you saw fit to take.
in order to- ferret out the swindlers, was
done solely for the good Of our people
and not with; any dishonest motives II
would have been unwise to have had toe
many confdeuts. f,a te' 81 - s.''ea
Yours, Very Truly,
T II. KILGo.
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heb arrett & CasWell,

8atN GENERAL gfifl,sl beil
Commission MI erchan.tS s..
248 Broad STREET, AUGUSTA, GA..vs.
Special attention given to the Sale of PRODUCE
,lf Bonds, Stocks, &c.T n ,i3
Merchandise & Cotton Purchased.
Thos. G. Barret, Lateof Barrett, Carter, & CO.
ilfs Theo, ID. Caswell, Late Baker u Caswell.
june bly,.
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Z ORDINARY's 0FFIcR, CuDlMING, Ga, l.
@ u January 9TH, I870.l )
z I, VIM. D. Bently, Ordinary Of Forsyth
county, Ca, having been called upon to
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SWEETVATER, TENN, THURSDAY, JANUARY5g7 1870 q.

make astutement a under my official sigma
ture, of a cohyersation which took place
between the Hon. John A. Wimpy, of
Dahlonega, Co, and myself, relative to
spurious imoaay, which some New York
companies, were proposing to distribute
through then country, who styled them
selves WpgandS Co., and. other firms of
New York and other places. Several of
our citizens having received an offer from
said companies, 4 was at loss to know. the
real inteutig-.v.itho partiosI consequently
| frequently asked the opinion Of those /
supposed could give me some information.
asked Mr.. Wimpy hisiopinion, and, aas
we'll as lnow remember, he Remarked that,
unless some steps were taken to prevent
the circulation, of this spurious currency,
it would, no doubt, food the country, and
that he, Wimpy, had, at that time, entered
into a correspondence with Wogan & Co.,
or some other company; | do not remem-
Der which, in order to ferret out and de-
tect parties in this section, as well as par
ties in New York, who were engaged in
that illegal traffic. This was about the
last of October, or first of November, 1869.
Given under my hand and seal of 0rdi-
nary's office of Forsyth county, ca, b
WM. D. BENTLY, Ord'y.
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Not. Pub. and Ex-OfIicio ]. p, ofLump. Co. Ga

ATLANrA,G4,, Dec. i22d, 1869. q 4
Coz, JoHN A. WIMPY, Dahlonega, Ga. !
Dear Sir - Yours 2lst inst. is re-
ceiyed. In answer, can say About the
first of this month, in conversation, you
stated to-, me that you was then trying to
detect some parties for counterfeiting.
l srso Oh Respectfully, r' " e's
Il 81. haj lsm p. OCoNNoR.
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