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~w 51 IDrrklq JPnmilq ISmspyer—Sraotri fa tjje Sntfrrsts of. tire Uataal Srraarrntir parti], 1'iteraturf, tlie Btarltrta, jfarrign ani Damrstir Jim, Kt. CANDLER & ItICH, Proprietors. “ Principles—not Ren.” D. F. BENNETT, Publisher. VO IX. ildfcenijkhieflls. CAS8VILLE, GEO., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1S57. » NO. 13. I. 0. 0. F. Valley Lodge, No. 48, I. O. 0. F. REGULAR im-eting‘if this bodge will be , il Held every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.— ' Transient brethren invited to attend. Uv order <d the Lodge. SAM I, LEW, N. G. J. F. MiLtroLt.CN, Secretary. tu’iKjqi tpMfiiseftieiUs. A. C. DAY, Tail or, i Ca**KVILLK. G a O HOP—In the Patton building, east of the O court house. Jin 1, 1 S-"»7 46—tf * Cljairr parfri). From the Vicksburg Sentinel The Girl with the Calico Dress. BV ROBERT JOSSLY.V. F. & A. M. Cassvh.le Lodge, No. 1*56, F. & A. M. ‘^TMIE regular meetings of this Lodge are held A. on the 1st and 3d Tuesday in every mouth. The members will take due notice thereof, ana govern themselves accordingly. SAMUEL LEVY, Secretary. - Oct. 2*3, 1856. 37—tf Boot. B. F Hanie, JASPER, PICKENS COUNTY, GEORGIA. September 25. a:;,—tf. ioiin H. nirr.. Andrew n. hick. J. H. & A. II. RICE, TTORNEY8 AT LAW, Casxvillc, (>co. W ILL Practice Law in the comities of C ass, Go it don, Catoosa, Floyd, Wiiitfikmi, Pickens. .Also in the U. S. District Court at Marietta. Oct 1856—1 v — GLOBE TlflTFT 1 A for your upper ten girls. With their velvets and s.itins and lacea. symptoms menacing its final success are men in whose won! or vvho*e bond tliev J to qualify a man for sustaining the great beginning to manifest themselves. j repose not the slightest confidence? Do j fabric of bibertv. ‘Gentlemen,*’said an We shall commence bv inquiring| tliev believe that those who are uuwor-jold veteran -Hirer at a council of war, Cuss vilify Georgia. BY 8F0. VV. BROWN. M R. GEO. W. RROWX having rcqntlr pur chased this old and well known house, has permanently located in Cassville, and will he g!.id to accommodate all desiring board, ei ther by the day, week, month or year. His t»i- bK* will be supplied with the best the country affords, and charges moderate. Cassvi 1 le, 1 >ec 4 4*3—1 v WinstnVs Ivon Works, I Their diamonds nnd rubies and pearls, And tlieir uiilliuer figures and faces; They may shine, at a parly or bail. Eiu his zoned with halt they possess. But give me in place of them all, My girl with the calico dress. She is plump ns a patridge. and fair As the rose .n its earliest hioorn, Her teeth will with ivory compare, inquiring 11 what, iu the first instance, is absolutely accessary to quality a pur ple tor seif- 'overmnent ? ,t is not weaitn, nor pow r. nor glory; all these are sources <■• ixury and effeminacy, the very thing hat most disqualify men for governing i themselves. Neither is it superior re finement or learning. So far from this, history everywhere presents examples es- tablishing the melancholy fact that the J decline of liberty has always kept pace j with the progress of arts, literature and J refinement, ft would require too much i space to trace this seemingly ineotnpre- ! hetisibie union of cause and effi-ct. and we shall therefore content ourselves wit h referring to a few of the most familiar rp:ir C.-istb ATLANTA. GEORGIA. IK undi-rsorne 1 are now preonred t.i re- •'•'ve ami cxi-i-mo nriLrs for all khtds nf tr* or Machine works v : z.: Steam En-*l (Tams. Slid.- Lathes, M : !l tv..rk, of even- di -<-r,n- t ; oo. Iron K .ilings, fur Graves, md Yard Fen ces, Swear and It ;rk Mills, Ac. A’l persons fi- v.iriiiir thetti with orders may rely upon haring them executed In tin best manner.-and w : th dls- psttvlt Orders f .r Sash. BMi-ds. a- d 1). ..rs, pr.-nuitlv attend.-d to. Cash paid for old C..p- Ami her breath with tne elover perfume, and illustrious examples. The era of Do lby to be trusted in the ordinary trail-1 where every ntetnlier had given his opin* sac!ions of life, will become honest jvhen |ion, “gentlemen, you have all talked .-barged with affairs ot f-ir greater cott | now le- us go fight.” sequence, where the temptations are in- j = •teased, he opportunities multiplied, am! Not HoilOSt, but Frink. -he respt.nsibiltties so easily invaded ?- f An eas , erll lnive |, r ; Vl . s tlle fo | Uvillc (Jo they believeI that priests become tin- a ,.,. ollllt „ f a liriet ; F „ ijltw ,, «,„! we maculate by being translated to the pub I t(link> rather t .„ SH ,i,f aciorv i, i:ervioW pit, or politician* puntled bv becoming an metnbeVs of Congress* If'thev do we j . W |,al brought yon to the can assure them that such Is not the faith I’ower of Prayer.—Grayer has di vid* d seas, rolled up flowing rivers, made flinty rocks gush into fountains, quench -ii flumes of fire, muzzled iious, disarm • i vipers and poisons, marshalled th- - ars against the wicked, stopped tin- oiirse of the moon, arrested the sun in i s ripid race, hurst open iron gates, re called souls Horn eternity’, conquered the strongest devils, commanded legions o& angels down from heaven. Pravef has bridled and chained the raging passions ot man, and routed and destroyed vast aa-i as light, Her step ;s is ft- As the tiuvii press; Aa.l her eye is as soft ami as bright, My girl w.th thecalicu dross. on which the creed of Democracy can safely rust, or the fabric of self govern ment be sustained. Thtre should be no such tiling as implicit faith in fabrics, no belief in miracles. While the repre sentative is supposed to he walehing over their welfare, the people should be tuostlieiiess wa- ilia! of the corruption watching him. The cat requiies to he whom the hunter hard and subjugation of Atbeus; that of Cic ero, the precursor of the last vestiges of j Homan liberty. The age of Louis XIV J of France, like the Augustan age of looked to as well as the mice. We have thought this'a proper occa- gtit. you to the spung . , , . , , . when VOU saw ,Ps .here?’ I asked him ! ?""'**bh.stering n , iie - * To strip you,’ he coolly replied. ! ' * 1 ™- ver has brm ’ ff&t ” ,le man Jroa » ‘And why d'd yon not do it ?’ * Because Mahmud (an acquaintance ) was with you.’ ‘But why would vou plunder us?— W e are strangers, and not enemies.’ „ j ‘ It is our custom.’ ‘ And do you strip all strangers ?’ ‘ Yes, all we can get hold of.’ trota tin* liottom of ihe sea, and carried an- o her in a chariot of fire to heaven I— VY hat h s not praver done ? • R Tiie India Rubber Tree.—This tres is a spontaneous product of Honduras. It grows to a very large size, and is dis persed over the whole country. Whet; ■ an incision, is made in the hark, a thick; r i , ,, | And if they resist, or are too strong milkv tl„;,i „„ i . , .. , ’ . . sion for the pieeeding remarks. Recently , ,i ■ , , ,, ,n,| by lluul giis/ie» out, wnrch in the . , * . ,. i tor \ ou—tlien what? _ UeveloDiiients more than ludicate that i ,'i ,i .• , , * in the tormer ease we shoot t hem B. M. LKBKR. ATT0"R 1>TFY AT LAW, I AND fiRNKllU. COLLECTING Mir.NT FOR | U..AS, Flovil, Potk. j I’eiblimr. fb.r 1 m, Oatunsa, Murniv, 0'!iii»r, Fiimiin. Walker, Da-1...and Whitfield I C-uiuiifia. rill meet : and ! Brass ami Iron ('■ mli 12-tcy WINSHIP, liltO. & SON. TyTT.sTN’FSS entnisl.'d t-i mv rare will * * ..villi nromnt end V'lvilant atlention, M. McMDRRV. 3) r t 1 or in F'*«rilv Groceries, CONFECTIONABTER. Ac., (South W est comer of the Public Square,) Cassville, Ga. IT" FUSTS conet inth- mi hand Coffoe. Snamr, !\ S* rnp, Jfolasses, t’andies. Family Mrdi- \o-ir dandies and fopiings may sneer At iicr simple and modest attire. But the charms she permits to appear, | Would set a whole iceburg on fire ! i She can dance, but she never allows | The bugging, toe squeeze aud caress: j She is saving all these tor her spouse. ! My girl with the calico dress. : d MV‘T tutectll illV. . davs -.‘o d 'vs lief-re Court, in the Court-house, up-stairs, Cnsli- Ac.. ; to mi ad various other articles, too trdi- mli 4, ls.'i"—l v ..""•strifes ‘eerts ended; Jarisdicti in the emritr reg al after till March, .Tan !.'.,ls-.7—tf «I. P. FARROW. | J. 0. RTALS. FARROW At P.Y VLS. ATTOHYEY’S AT LAW. CurtiTFvil'r*, C?-P8 county G:t. npr 23 1057 tvakR’*\* akin, m. v. r\vi»i.Bi», a. t. vkiibkuv. AKIN. (’ WDI.EU A VKf’DF.RV, Attornnvg at Law, CASSVILLE. G\. P B VC’TTPE in th cunties of Mass, Cbattoo- n., Patimsn. F.nvd, Oordon. Murray, PauMins. Polk. Walker and Whitfield. Prompt and pert *’alar attention u-vett to sc- enriacand calbattittir claims, and the money paid aver when collected, mil II, 1357—if WQFFOTtfY ^ CTIAWFOUIL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CASSVTT.I.E, GUn. tTTI1.1, f-dthfnBv attend to anv bitsiness ett- \ X trusted to their care, in mv of the eoun- t les of Upper Georgia. TV. T. WnFFOKTl. •T. A. CRXWFOBD. One of the firm may always lie found at then- inYice in Gassvi'.lc Nov 1. 1355 8S—tf Sh« is cheerful wiirm hearted and true. And kind to her fattier and mother ; S!ic studies how much she can do j For her sweet i.tile sisters and brother, i If you want a companion for life, m i .. , , _ To comfort enliven and bless, ana smlder, i«i»e «j.wt .heeort of a »:*•«. GASSY TLLE, GEO. j The girl with the calico dress, VFOPMS the cilireus of Cess and the adjoin- i — ■ . he totirse <i *eek becomes black and sol- id. J tie wood cullers frequently hav* recourse to ii. When an incident occunu .o those habiliiuc-nis which, since the- iall ot man, it has been cusidinary to wear in civilized countries, the owner, ill-dead of resorting to the ordinary , \y i _ - , . , . -. • method of needle and (bread, makes a. islation, and iu effect to sell their votes j s j e-| | • C ° * l ’ ll<!1 I ,,tr 1 'o s > *' tK -gash in (he India Rubber Tree, aud with, and influence to the highest bidder. We S l\ fe yM} all tLieves! , * Yes, all.’ yielded to its seductions. It has oeen i ,v -. , „ ., . . , , .11 i r i t no, we are not slaves! said lie, with openly asserted bv a member of that i.... . ,, . | much disdain, body, !hat forty of his colleagues have * W'b-it banded tonreiber to make a tradeoff vou do for a living ?’ A. W. STROUP. has permanently Inca- ' J place, and it- ; l! attend j : in h s line of"business. Biiisdimnm Tin ^factorv, G AKTFPSY’ 1 J.I.F, GEO. rpME undcrsigi.i d has I t„ keen mi hand, a la Peeking, Office, and Pari, and natterns ; and invite tn call and sc. where. Jnb V.'nrk done to order. T inen and Cottor Rags taken iu exchange for Tin ware. mb 15 -5m .IAS. W. STRANGE. From the Now York Day Book. Tiie Representative System. The representative svstein, as now es-! States is practically exercised through biii-’mm.rViv !a blisi'.cii and in practical operation in j the agency of the representatives of tlie ■chasing e el sc- 'h • Ustiied States, if not without, a par 1 People, and in order that it may be so »i Land nnd oTpcote ft* sti .f*k of Till wirn; • Stores—of all it» s tlie ] before purehasinp: • ‘It A* III ' *1 I 111* 11 »»»*•■*%» GdCY. »1C ?4tUTJL I lit III me, is considered one ot the brightest i corruption has not on v neneiratcd the .- , , , , v. • ^ , . • from lieliind trees; in ihe latter we run. i perioijs ot literaiure. let, in one case recesses of our legislative halls, but ihat ... , , .. „ ; i -,i ,i ’ :i , ,1 B , c ii t ' Ilow do the people of your tube live? i it is itieniined with the establishment of, more than one m-rnber of Contrress has ,, 1 , . J . , , , . . , , . , . , , , , . , 7 , | IJo they sow or plant ? i unmitigated despotism, m the other with 'a "c ccanMmno it i.o: u,.n i .. • ' rite last expiring struggles of fieedoni. At the moment Florence aud the repub lican Stares of Italy weie at the head of the literature, arts, science and civiliza tion of Europe, they had lost or were gradually losing that liberty which had enabled them to attain this glorious j pre eminence. We might cite scores of other exam ples, but these are sufficient to prove that something else besides superior re finement ami intelligence is necessary to qualify mankind for self-government.— What is that something ? Superior vir tue, purer morals, and a more sacred re gard to the obligations we owe to our fellow men. These, we apprehend, are the great qualifications of a people for Belf-govcinment, and the iiiilispensible requisites for its enjoyment. This self-government in the United ! ailel in the history of an ient and mod- I ei'.i govcinmeiu.s, has never before been Jcarrie-d to the same extent, so as tocom- P YTTL’V Til T'CMY'iAT p, /"VA j pieliend ail classes ot citizens. 1 he Gre 1 a 1 1 fj(Y .It ! ! > * lY. LA/., j ci H ii republics were pure Democracies, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA: exercised as to conduce to their happi ness, it is indispensible that the repre sentative should l>e not only capable but honest, for without honesty capacity on- * qualifies a man for a more enlarged do not, we dare not believe this in its full extent; but it is a common and just remark, that even the most exaggerated falsehoods must have some appearance of truth, some color of probability, to point their sting and envemon their poi son. - It seldom happens that a man of long established character for integrity and honor, is made a subject for slander. He must be suspected before In- is ac cused, or nobod v will believe, the charge. Even the Hon. Mr. Matteson, we think, would scarcely have involved forty of his fellow members in a charge of cor ruption, had there not been some black sheep in the flock. At ail events, we know that the late! Scene at a Post-Office. The Lowell (Mass.) Times tells the full. iwing story : A young man from the ‘rural districts' went to the Post Office the other dav with a hank note, for a dollar’s worlh o) postage stamps. He was told that paper money was not received. He went away. sumo inspissating juice which immedi ately rushes out, he plasters up thfe- cliHsur. quarters. ‘\l e don’t receive them, now,’ said tlie clerk, ‘for uiore thau twantv cetiis a piece.’ The countryman thought Linde Sam House of Representatives voted itself| particular, so lie went away some one hundred aid eighty thou-1 and obtained a dollar ill coppers, sand dollars’ worth of books, to be dis ! Now, said he, on returning lo the *.ri!i»ed among its members, at the ex office and laying down his ‘pile’ at the pense of the people, and risked a most j " -"doiv of the delivery, * I guess I can important appropriation bill rather than j Sll!l - ve - relinquish the spoil. It.has, moreover. I .. Ihe postmaster inside looked at, the Recogxizmcg Providence.—A short*. Hun; since there was a very destructive i” -Mobile, Alabama, which destroy- cd some twelve thousand bales of cotton.. U hen the news reached the interior, a. gemleman who had quite a large amount*, of co.'on in the city took immediate' mwi8Ures !o ascertain if he had sustained. and shortly returned with four Spiin.-Ji! :in - v ‘ oss ’ Upon learning that he kadi not, and upon consult a: ion with his wif* i'fe set apart five hundred dollars, a do- "anon to benevolent objects, as a thank oi.eruig lor providential presen ation. where tin- people met in mas Ocmraissffm and Forwarding j own meetings, and decided directly ali TA'-vrA r IONSTGNMENTS of Q,"n, i r,-».. ...it, as at our! sphere of mischief. Tlie be«t, perhaps | been proved, that there are, or were, at: H i^ptay of ‘sjiecie currency,’ and cuollv r,, n >. TVh-at.. questions presented for their considera tion. Tlie Senate of Rome at no time. ihe only security for this is, that.the people who elect him should themselves he honest. J. W Sc R. n. HOOPER. ATTOKYFYS AT LAW, Cassvitle, Geo. '17|7'ft I, pnrtTC : >i all the counties of the IV Cherokee Circuit. r.n—tv. Oct F ATN A- M VHT1N, attoryfys at law, 3lor«mnton, Ga. V NY tin si ness entrusted to their care will be attended to promptlv Y\*. C. E MN. Mnrgantnn. AVAL MARTIN, Dahlmiega. Sept. 4, t S56. SO— !>’ W. T. BAY. ATTORNEY AT LAW,# Jasper. Pickens county, Ha. P R \GTtCKS in the courts of Cherokee, J’ickens, Gilmer and Fannin. 15 E F E R V N C E S: j. ,t. Hansel. Marietta, Ga.; AV. f. Y vScrd, . ClSSriMe, ?eago A Lawrence, Atlanta. way 22,’00 !•>--I,v Jed- Merchan-11'oin its first institution, tcprese''',..! dizear.d IVednee f .awarded with dlspaieh. ,.f !> mo ,1 , - , , Refer tn Gel. R. M. Yoc.ng and D. TV. Camp, } l *■ vl «h0 neither individiml- Esq., Cadhonn, Ga. 'V or as u«iy had a voice ill their selec- June -••>, ? '3. 20—ly j tions. l’lie different Stales of Europe T> ts i, u t> ~ I u inch grew out of the partition of ihe D, i. ok' M A Ii, | Roman Empire, although fora time they f! O ID TIT i ' ii i O *i T*Tf'rc''t 3. nt, : pieserved some vestiges of freedom in for tiif i*rnrn.isE ivn su.ic <.p j the choice of their rulers and the adop- r f e *^r)p5«spo Produce, lion or rejection of laws, had no idea of COTTON. GROCERIES. Ac., la legnlar orgauized system of represen- Alabaraa Street, fSnnth of tlie Macon A Wes- | tut loll whit h would give to each ilidivid- tern Depot, Atlanta, Ga. J uai an equal voice in the government.— Oct 2S, 1S56—tf j The popular will was proclaimed by _ , ~ i shouting mobs and clashing shields, and SAVSnU-lO -if) 0C- 3 -T‘xr Fruit I } le sentiment of the individual was TVnnt. W. H7 FARRETJi, [TII RESALE nnfi i j .-v uvji—:,i. it they have become disso lute, lieeul '.tis and cornipl, will they not, almost as a thing of course, choose for their legislators men who will he most likely to enact laws that, will afford a wi der scope for the indulgence of those pro pensities ? " And if tliev have l*com<? sufficiently sordid and degraded to sell their votes to a candidate, have they a right to complain if he makes himself amends by selling them in turn f There is, then, no suie basis for the rational and salutary exerc’se of the gieat prerogative of self-government but. public morals, without which there can be no good laws, or if there were, could they by any possibility be executed in a least, two or three members of Congress! * who not only bartered their own votes: . ,ievl ' r !:i ^ e more than three cents for bribes, but became patulerers for i j 11 ''Df*I )ers at any one time. It is not a bribing others. It has been proved that j drowned iu the aggregate voice ot the .... i whole. There wete no election |>ol.s| demoralized community? General in- W Famifv Grucei i fiere votes coulu be deposited, and no system bv which every citizen could b B. S. BATMAN, DZALEIt IN ITALI AN, BfiVrTI IN AND AMERICAN STATUARY AND TENNESSEE M AUBLE, rlonuniGnts, telligence, learning, arts and rcfineinent, all combined, are totally insufficient to support the great fabric of freedom.— They may embellish the superstructure, but ihe foundation must be of more tough and solid materials. There is no K. W. CHASTAIN. attorney at law, StwRGANTGN, G«0. P RACTICE!* in at; tie euunties the CUer- okea circuit. -s Oct 1. 1355 ail dealer in choice I! kinds of West In dia nnd North, rn Fruits, Nuts. Vegetables, Ac., - - . . ... comer of Rronuhton and Whittaker streets. (Secured III tlie tree exercise ot Ill- right All orders from the city and country (; f M (tiiage. It is true tiiat in France. 1 "savmm ! ih! G^ jIu 29 5 i>-6m 1 1**example, I’roviucial Parliaments went ' ! established at an early period, but the people at large had no agency whatever] necessity for science and philosophy to in their creation or control upon their : H-ach men the difference between free- iactions; besides, they were tiol legisla j doin and slavery, and the great point is live but judicial bodits, and though they i io render ’hem worthy of ihe enjoyment | occasionally checked the prerogative of j of liberty by imbuing them with those ■ ihe King bv refusing to register his e-! moral habits and principles without Tombs, ’’-Md AND Yves. Maiible Max- did-, wi hout whicii tiu-v could not le-! which it ran neither be sustained or en- i’Yi. r*tIEIo Makdle, ’ gailv be canied into effect, they gradu-! joved. It is the vice and crimes of man theie was one member at least, so com pletely divested of all capacity for mak ing moral distinctions, or so lost to a sense of shame as to declare in the face of the world that, he considered such conduct perfectly justifiable. Last, not least, of these alarming indications, we have seen members of that honorable bodv who were not. ashamed to become the defenders and advocates of these no torious delinquents, and use every effort legal tender above that sum.’ Ihe countryman looked at the com posed official tor ihe space of a minute and a half without stirring; and then lit btfehed out: ‘Look here, yon, ain’t you kinder par ticular, for feliers locked up in such a jail as this ’ere ? You don’t take onlv three cents in coppers at a time, hev ? — Well, then, s pose you give me three cents worth of stamps, anyhow ?’ The official very politely cut him off a Feats of Strong Men.—The Poston . ost say-: In a ;rial of strength at Troy, New \ ork, Profe.-sor Carl, the strongest man in America, faiily heat James Mad ison, the cast iron man. A paving stone wa> jua.-u] on -Mafiis-n s breast and bro- k*-n with Oedge hammer*. lie had am unit, weighing two hundred and fortMr po'tuds, pm on his breast, while two, men struck upon it with sledge ham- j jnt-w ; held an anvil upon ea*h knee ;. "Oke a number of slot.es With his fist bent a bar of iron one fourth of an inch Jctck by striking g OV er his arm; ansi; heal an anvil weighing two bumPed* pouncs upon each arm, w hile men straek. upon it will, sledge hammers. Carl did "ii these tilings, and more, letting two men take hold of his hair, while he whirled them about, top fashion, until tlietr feet stuck out at an angle of fo*lw- itve degrees. to s&toem them from merited punish- , > ' n g estatno and passed it out, for wbvli ment j the countryman laid down three cents. VVe trust we are not in the habit of! "as al>out to pass away, when the attempting to sap the foundations of this' l iilt, *r cried out : government bv casting unmerited cen sure on its institutions or its agents, most especially the immediate representatives of ihe people. VVe know verv well that when these have lost, the respect and confidence of their constituency, the au thority of th s government is at an end, since it exists only in the heart of puh ! Tf you give / ‘ Look here, you ! Hold o ’ere’s one time. Now s’pose me three cents vjprih more on 'em. Unde Sam’s clerk was not slow in di covering that he had caught a tartar. ‘ Ilow many coppcisdj^ve you got !' the clerk asked. ‘Well, only about ninety-seven on tel v, Atlanta, Geo. lie opinion. Hut while the public press] em i I had a hundred on ’em when 1 should studiously avoid unmerited cen ] * sure, it should never shrink from holding ’ P ;1SS em m ! was the gruff reply, up public delinquents to publiccondem ! ‘ Pass on: your stamps first, and then nation This is its highest duty, and it j ^ • sa ' f ! 'he countryman. ‘ I reck- vvas to enal'le them to do this without j 0,1 J 0 ' 1 don t ketch me again.’ fear and without favor, that the freedom | ^! |e stamps were passed out, the cop ]ailv sunk into pliant tods or dt-spousm 24—tf M. j. ORAWFORD. Attorney ui Counsellor at Law, RINGGOLD, CATOOSA COUNTY. GA. W i LI, practice-.n all the counties o! the Clierokee Cireuit. p . . i paring AU ordt-rs prumpily fi-U-d- Ware room op- posite Gi-org-i-i Rail RoaJ D -pot. IaMes Vvuoh.vs. Agent, Ca»sv-itle, Geo. Jan 1. 1*157— tf CLOTH I M.G At Wholesale and Fotail, MADE TO OR!VEIL w kind that al essatv, am? IIovv to Preserve, a Whale.—A. -hor; time ago, a whale was ttranded on the Norfolk coast, and purchased a» a spccti.Hl'on l>v a slpu j) practiiionei, wno ad vert i ed for information how to- prof, r e if. A Sunderland wag replied j io the advertisement, tendering the de- -tr. d information on the receipt of halt a crown s worth of postage stamps— "h.ch arrived; and the following receipt was dtdy fonvarded D ‘Put the whale eate.ulli into a glass I*ottle, cover it over •vi to spit its of wine ;; (strong whiskey mav do) then coik and seal up.’ Th« '.stage stamps were Lauded over to charitable in. titniion*. A Sensible Father —The Sunday Allas *ays that a gentleman of great* wealth iu New } ..rk, but who has never 75 ike goveniment nec j of speech and writing was solemnly I* rs vr ‘‘ re handed over, when the conn- ! cared to niin<*Ie mueh in „i u .1 . ... .( l l /1 l. tri-nioi, .... • F MSIlIOIMUie greater these are, the 1 guarantied by the Constitution. It isj Uyman went off, saying: of ibe people ihat they rejoiced in greater the necessity fvvr placing new re-; worse than useless for Congress to pass j 'on. The oniv vestige of srraints ou human will ami human ac- ] laws of doubtful constitutionality lor I lie j - n ari--it that survived the lion. Hetn-.e the impos>ibi!ii.y of a cor ! punishment of."* contempt,” for we will a ions of succes^e Kings rapt and depraved people either exercis- : venture to affirui that nothing man can 1 ’ I s'pose because a feiler holds r.ffice jetety. recently settled fifteen thousand; tm-ir suppu p ipu ar re iu Eijive «mw g it in;r CtiKlccg Mamtaetc. i*v m »j»eT-it.on, andMr« prepared tm,ffer a-ticular attention paid to the collecting of great imlueoments to pi>4|jLv-<s at wholesaic nor, ;ii) 4 io paving’ ever the same when e*)U ; or reta*. Tn point =»i in ^ m.iice. 1 ‘ pih 1^57—|Y as we now manufacture extensively at 1 aud thereby get a better make, which we .wui get^ as low as Northern manufiwtures. We are also prepired with i first class Cut- a LEVY, Agent, Waaler- in Dry Goods, &?. &c., Hbrtk.- Wtst Ccfntr Iwiblie Square, Cassvh.lk. Ga. * LW AYS at hmqe. and ready tn attend to TV al! it ho la of l.urcr tin: witii a call, Jan 1, IS5j 49—tf Boot. J. T. Groves, R ESPECTFULLY tenders bis !*rofes3i©nal Services to the citizens t»i* C:i&srH2e aud the surroundiug ctmatry. lie nuv be found at his otfiee day aud night* mniess pr»»fess:oa:iIlr e»)r tffed. —one door \ve*t- of McMurrar** store. jCasfvidc, Jan 2*2 —tf ~ CARD. Thos. S. Wajftie & Son, Sav+.»nak. Georgia. mxrrLY, give laLrU't a<I«»rioii io receiving and W\ ! furw-.uidinv: ir.t-rcUaiid.se of orery de- gcr.ijtion, ]gtflli!!^'aud ehifpiog Cutnni, » uvat, tfobacco, O'Yiti f'l"# #-« ou i * c Liberal ad-.-.-incc? m cousigimutaU SaTauuah, 'J.a'a 2*^ 1657—Ijf Money Wanted A LL persons inaciteA ta G,. are eartieafly rvgneatea to call aud settle. here it vva-s r.,** . i"g ^1*"gL.v-eriim.-nt or enioving the btes- v rather than a ' ill -' ‘->1 freedom. Like tlie noxious iu- u’ore :imu one iu ^f, tyranny is engendered by corrup- in Engisnd exer i lion. It sometimes becomes a uecessary ufirage. In France;C l li the preseni av -ti m of representation is a Wtf*hava said that the representative ntt-re emptv bubble, to blind ihe people, system is the basis of this government. Ill the L^nited States alone then, is It is from thence all laws emanate and Ihe reurcsentaiire system e3tablisheu on «H authority is derived. Within the Hul as in England. \ i s:ii! remaiii> a slmd; substance, s nee n<>: twent* of the subject ewes the tight ot say, nothing man can write, could so ef fectually excite the c«>n e:npt of the worid as the lute scenes exhibited in the House of Representatives. If this is ‘ contempt,” as Patrick Henry said, “Let them make the msst of it.” For our part, we are of opinion it is high time for the conductors of the pul i r* i c- , , . , . , i I'^Lt- 0 a vein on a ilungliter who had* under Lr.de S on, he thinks he s smart-: mar-h,! ii. I,i- , , ! 1 er ’„ all creation ; but I guess they lan.t \ „ th , SII , to a ffh someth.ng tha^nimj Ihe rema.ked he was willing to do tlfe- Bobtail Politicians. daa ” ,, -7 ononec L T . „ I th4t tl,t ‘V married resiiectable,. Ihe Isjiitsville Journal recollects hear '■ —■*-'-• ing from that Gov diessed a Henry: Sir : I understand that foil have lie press, most especially iu the Empire; ca | Je j rne a .j, 0 btaii’ politician. I wi-h Vert Probable.—The GRAY A JOSNSQir ■ decision is traHgbt with tue most me-; headlong to the earth. urgeon GARTEF.SVILLE ga. iA *■ i . _ s._ uieii'ous^ ust-^uences, not only to the : mind that the entire sovereignty of the; That body has no hij DfilS tlStS, happiness of the intlbons now existiugiu people of the United States is delegated j einption from merited n 1 . . * * J? .1 _ _ .1- i,, tl.ni. . ■nw.uo..ntn,ii*nA ■■ri.-i noants for ‘ G* flAil* ftrulW*n ■ »f Cft ll’i'f Heating then in petual violations of order and decorum. : . ; son prove favorable 'it wii' not «,if.r,i«h , ] occasion, I can t say what I did mean; I .J . c » not asionisn higher claim to ex- censure titan anv mvrtfj ,;*i* | ’ — j but if vou will tdl me what vou think I nS '. e “ext crop wa»g.eatly over four iniilions- • meant, I will sav whether vou are cor- p*-i taj»s four millions five bnn- Verv resre-ct/ullv, j dred thousand fm.es. Then prices will PATRICK HENRY” |ta mone y "ill be tight—provisions present and lulute. It u tails re-;raiuea in meir aeuou uy me vAtusu- ; owe c-..rpoi«..o«», u.-u. .~...., nuu | ' 'scarce, and large corn cribsexceediuglr G»sinu^u afuus'bLaiR-hi-s^ waU) ueainess, da here, there is uo ground to hofie that it tution, how important, how vital’v im-j from all individual res|>unsil>ility. Ii in. ** I never Complained of mv condit on j valuable. ° rabihtv an«bpatch. ’ will sn.-ceed anywhere, for never was portant it is for the people to exercise t therefore hoped the public press, without - H AVING permanently located at the above named place. ' 1 ; but once.’ says tlie Persian poet, Sadi: win succeed ...vwmre, - people to excreisel therefore ho[«d the public pr« ^ f cKTOCTMi tne** a country under Heaven so favor* the utmost discretion, the utmost caution, | distiuction of party, will make by-word*j,. when f ^ t wre ,, a re. and I had no j John Mif.-hel, the ‘Irish Patriot.’ who rautnifis: ct*uatrv. Orders sent Jto Cartemrillt y v gi*u:it.eii for iis Accoittplishiaeut. The the most sleepless jealousy in thej of the names of these recreant, morn (r S j nionev to buy shoes; but I met a inan lias been liviinr in East Tennessee^for the wili .?“* -ruh prumpt attention. Orders rc j - j lJlere f,we, as to th* means bv choice of these representatives who are , and ring them tn the ears of the people j w ,. hoat feet and contented w ith j past two yeare, will shortly leoove to Ittz£vm< Ga. ! which this great experiment so interest'- ectrasted w.th a power in the exerctse of i till there is not a child in the land with | v ^ j St ^ he WJ „ ea LJ7 u t ^ i 1 i JOHN GttAT. 1- : i. .1 «... r.lU- >.— u mm.li their neaee. nrosnemv I whom thev will not besvn'mvinous with i *. ... . . • • F; M JUUXSOW. *0, - A-sentimental chap intends to petition \ practice of the law. £S@ESss'3®?^sssyj» i *v* is.? - - assw *»■?•* * rty WMO f» S . ' T Hi«r to ourselves and to. our fcllpw-crea- which *o much of their peace, prosperity j whom they will not be synonymous- with < tares geuerally, may be carried, om to a and happiness depends! : all ^at is bt»M and wutemptible. ! Congress for an act to improve ihe chan- ] T . ^ ,. „ successful termination and, above all. And what right have they to complain ; We close by repeat.ng that ibe final, aff ^, io ^ , Ienctffimh , he J The Memphis Ncwy attrtbufea the. C tONSlGNIIENTSofProduse always want- ^ ; t BB ^ peruiaueuxls sustained of misi»anagement. if. influenced by sor-. success of the great experiment -of self f . T't'aleuce of erime io that wtv to. / H * hich liberal adx«e«* tbrouwh succeedimr treneratiofis, cannot, did and selfish considerations,orled away j government depends on the virtue of the: ’ ] 'he dram shops and gambling hells, of wM be made, aud r^ums^rm^Ly^oereu. ^ be nninterestino to our coun- by fanatical excitements, they entrust»people and their representatives* Some-] Jerusalem can be reached within 30jwhich it says there are abodt four hp**. V uwYhant Srvmen most «>^JecmHy attbi* time when tfeeir rights apd Iib*rtief?% the cafe of | thing besides long speeches i» necessary | days from New Xork- IdrtrJ.