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I ifj t ■ JJ‘ ■ ■ jLjf3Lj^=^==== - , J. F. CAHGILE & CO. WISDOM—.U'STK’K—MOOKHATIOX. ALBANY, GEORGIA, JULY £0. 1S67. 8\U, l-’KU QUARTER NUMBER 77. Weekly news, rtJIiaHED ON EVERY AND SATIIBDAV. I • er Gilbert &; Vnson’s Dry. ,Sw*><“ gouth side of Hroad stm*t, , »nA o AdverlWnS- lM rted atthe r * ,e of 0ne - gquate of Ten Lines, lor the n Seventy-five Cent* for each able in advance. | LAW CARDS. D. H. POPE, ATTORNEY AT I .AW, AI-HtNV, GA. "VIT1LL give jirompl nileutioii in nay business jY enlru*led him, in nil ibpl’oiirlJi of Dmiplierly and surrounding counlien. July 4, 18«iT. Tl-flni* i.. r. i». waniii n. BC1 A L NOTICE. All or candidates for office, $10, ?”'w. rlmrgcd for at reidl.'ir »d, *"T Itn lines, of bretier, make one 1 -1 that make over eight lines WRIGHT &. WARREN, 1. A W h-**" " N&2uumiiU 1 * counted a» two Squares «U1 wart on their adeerli.einenls 'enuaree tliej wish them to occupy. t!Jne for ladirldual benefit, will lie eiiuare for eaolt iaaertion. lA«Irertl»«nieuU. c^ottr rates fov legal ailverllao- iA'uwbtr of ,inOT or less..* fl ”ililnr" Va. ealee, per icy 5 let per levy- •’» ,M) ■ if Administration 4 00 ofGuardianship 4 00 ’ILjimiUb of dismission from Admin- m"* <; 00 I for dismission frnta tlunr-^ ^ j; u'iii i'^u.i::::::::: v.;.:::::::: ■ >j .g Pefctir*and Creditor* 4 oo " “ t square jjblt properly, ten days.,,, i,alxty days •’» ,MI the above rales will lie required in J^pmjuotss. t 00 5 00 ATTORNEYS AT ALBANY, «A. W ILL practice in the severnI t.’nurl* of I.awand Equity in inis Sttile anil Ihn Circ.nii Cuurt- of the United Slates for the Hi me nl Cleirtfia. Alan nUpnHon'given to COMMISSION' in B\NK- RUI’TCV. Albany, Nov. 13, 1805. —37 Bankrupt Laws. FAETITIDNS ia Bankruptcy tinder laic Act of V. Jr Congress (MX NOT BE FILED until the gene ral orders of tlie .lodges of the Supreme Court (under seel ion 10) prescribe liie form of i he pel it ion orders, etc,, ete W'heu I he Circuit and disiriel Court of t he Unileil Stales can properly hear these eases, we shall gladly represent our clients before them. Cases oan he determined in vacation or term. HINES fiMtOBBM, Attorneys at Law. Albany, On,, April 2, 1807. 31 if MEDICAL CARDS. Drs. Jennings & DeWitt JJAVK associated themselves in ilie practice of AYE associated ihemselv _ medicine. OFFICE—Upstairs over llilsman Jc Hall's Drug Store. .. ^ ariy* Dr. DeWitt will give special attention to SPECIAL NOTICE. RVIunf\W. cases. ‘ at Laid by Administrators, Executors or' Albany, .July 2tl, istiT. 70 tf ' a required hy law to be held ou the ' Ueach month, between the hours of j |~) r'£l "13 "D , >n.i three iu the afternoon, ISL Haase in the county in which the proper* ■ - - • Notice of these sales must be given «tte forty days previous, e eale of personal property must tie jtner, through a public gazette ten a to tale day. ten md creditors of an estate must rty days. I)|*G A application will be made to the ( ourt i r tve to sell Land must he publish- J. W. FEARS, Provision Dealer & Grocer, Macon, Ga. M V arrangements nre complete for sale and de livery of CORN BACON AND HAY. In store and to arrive, 25,Utki lbs. Smoked liacou. •JftjdtlO lbs Ilulk Salt .Sides. 5,000 bushels Coni. 50,lNiO lbs Northern and Eastern Hay. 50 bids ABC Sugar. 200 Idds Superfine Family Flour. 50 kegs Nails. 100 Saeks Liverpool Sail. Having an AGENT West constantly buying, no one has the advantage. Planters wanting produce penally COHN, should hand in their oi*«l<*r« Witll tint CASH, in time. The corn will he transfered on arrival, saving drnyuge. which wll always be 5 cents in bushel less than prices from Store. This is saved to purchasers. .“.O't bushel- is a car load. J W. FEARS. January 20th, 1807. •'»- The Favorite & Most Comfortable ROUTE FROM Albany to New York! (17.4 N.t VAX&'AIf.) The Arrow Tie % Iron Bands BALING COTTON I OFFICE—Lehman’s Corner. Opposite Livery Stable, JtK8fl>tiXCh At X. Jilt INSOX'S. Fob(2-till-tf] ALBANV, GA. kletters of Administration, Guardian Abe published thirty days—for dis ‘ lainistration, monthly six months— mm Guardianship forty days. ! irdkforeclosure of Mortgages must be ( “wly for four months—for establishing | l&flwWl spaoe of three months--for j ‘ afrom Executors or Administrators, • beeu glveu by the deceased, the] i months. testeen & Co, ■fORTI ' 7? twi I* J MANUFACTURERS, ) 499 BROADWAY, ftjtjjjgw York- Cromwell & Connally ' I y-XFFKR llteir professional tervicna to the citizens ! \ f of Albany and vlcituiy. Office on Broad St. ' February 21, I Still. 13— February : II. V. I* A (.1,0 W \ V »'• '*• FOI'K. Drs. Callaway, & Pope, PALMYRA, GA. March noth, 1807 p'-Dl DRS. SIMS *&. MCMILLAN H AVE associated themselves together iu the practice of medicine, and hereby tender their services to the cilixen* of Albany and vicinity. OFFICE—At the Drug Store of Gilbert \ llro. on Washington street. May 2d, 1807 | Hit | I>K. \V. A. LOVE, ALBANY, <M. Fare Through lo New York. .m rpilF. following new, fast, and first-class STEAM- J SIMPS sail from Savannah lo New York every Tuesday, Tliinxlay untlSaliudny. Murray's Line.” Atlaniie M. S. Empire Line. S. (’o's Line Sail TUESDAYS. SailTHURSD’YS Sail SAT'D''YS. It*. llenunn Living- S\N Svi.vaiiob. Itearluutt, Uoni’r.Lton, Raker, Com.iSiekeraon.t’oiii \ im.o, 40 ly Office (until further notice) at his Residence • nearly onnoslte tho residence of Captain lolm A. j D.i'i.. Myjffl. 'fe i DOUGLASS HOUSE «MI« rfiii. p«>nc »na II.. iraj. u 1 Q ne g qu are West of Court House, ; w. r new Stale Seven Octave Rosewood I’i- w General Barnes,j Sam .Iac'i^q, Buckley, t’om'r., Morton, Coin’r. Atkins,Cotn’r. These Steamships are all of large carrying enpa- city, well adapted to this Route, mid are fitted up with especial regard to the comfort of Passengers. State rooms large and airy : the Steward’s depart ment supplied witli the best the New York mid Sa vannah markets afford. The Through Freight Ta riff having been much reduced, Freighters nud Pns- i Mongers will find this the QUICKEST, SAFEST, laud MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE lo New York. SAVANNAH AGENTS. Murray’s Line—Hunter & Gamtnel, Agents. Atlantic (’. M. S. S. Co's Line—Wilder \ Fullar- lon. Agents. Empire Line—B. II. Hardee, Agent. GEO. A. McCLESKKY, General Traveling Agent* June 8th, [tlO] - AS IN s I'Ml'*'ADA INST FIRE, WASTE AUO THEFT! Unequal toil for Simplicity an»l Rapidity of Adjustment! Surpassed hy Yone far Slrrufflh and Adap- labilliy lo all the Uses of C.mMrrr.t rflHF.Y arc manufactured In Liverpool, of the £ best English Iron, under the personal super vision of the Inventor, formerly a resident of New Orleans, La. The ARROW TIE is preferred by Shipmasters and ('outpressmen, ns it is worked with I to 1 inch stuck, while all SOLID TIES require 3 to «» inches, which, in running through a cargo, involves n hea vy Ioms to tlie Shipmaster. USE THE ARROW TIE and BANDS, and SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE! Arrangements have been made to secure an am ple supply of the Arrow Tie and Bands for the coming Season. The Iron will he heller ilian the best heretofore u v ed. J AS. A. HALL, Agent Middle nud Southwest Georgia. ANDREW LOW A CO*. General Agents, Snvauunh, Ga. The undersigned is prepared to furnish the AR ROW TIE to the TRADE at SAVANNAH PRICES, t'orivardliift and Transportation Added. nrsT & johnston. Hear the Insurance Agents: Savannah, Ga., May 7th, 1807. The recent fires in this city having prSved fo our entire tun intni'lion, by a I borough lest, the superi ority n f IRON BANDS for haling purposos, we strongly recommend them lo the use - of the Plant ers of Georgia as an efficient agent in restricting loss by lire; and we ngree to discriminate, Vfhen practicable, in favor of Cotton thus secured. A. WI LRU K, (Seneral Insn ranee Agent. CHARLES GREEN &. SON .Agents Liverpool, Loudon and Globe ins. Oo. CHARLES L. COLBY & CO., Ag'ta Hun & At lantic M- Ins. Co., N. Y. K. II. FOOT.MAN, Insurance Agents. WOODBRIDGK BROTHERS, insurance Ag’ts. J. T. THOMAS, Insurance Agents. J. C. McNULTY,Secretary Smtilieru Insurance A Trust Co: JAMES T. STEWART, Agent London ami Lancaster Insurance Company. LANE A WEST, Insurance Agents. Sing.. l.n»e HiW tIo««« -•»)' r ‘ ,r Bainbriilgo, Florida. ■i wklok for volnme and purity of lone, are Albany, Ga. bUk«rto offered in this Market. lie ell the modern improvements, French | 0 4 Aejloi, Rkrp Pedal, Iron Frame, Overstrung | *i *t»d each inatrnraenl being made under: |W“l.«t<.lli». .t Mr. J. H. GROVES-jrphoumsville [, wha hai had a practical experience of over; tf7 wr ti is thehr manafaoture, is fully warrant- IfiMf yaitlMlar. j 5‘Groves(een Piano-Forte, ■ ^1-fi , I |l I ra* d award of merit at tho ede-brn- EWORLD’S FAIR, mTff .. ••“IMted initruments from the best | *, Farls, Germany, Philadelphia, and New York. Also at the | Rata far five abeeeasive years, the J 'Uadahi from both of which con be F. HAVENS HAVENS 11. M. DROWNS & BROWN, Macon, 0 a., May 10th, 1807. Tho recent fire at the Warehouse of Mr. It. T. Chapman, in this city, having fully demonstrated the advantage of IRON HANDS for haling purposes, ns a security against loss by fire, we, the undersign ed Insurance Agents at Macon, Go., take pleasure iu endorsing the action of Hie Agents at Savannah Georgia. E. C. GRANN1SS, Agent for several Ins. Co's. J- W. BURKE, Insurance Agent. E J- JOHNSON fit CO., Insurance Agents. J. MONHOE OGDEN, Insurance Agent. J. M. BOARD.MAN, Iturngmce Agent. JNO. B. COBB, Insurance Agent. May teeth, 1867. 55—Cm X New Sensation anc Wholesale and Rtlail Dealers in 1TT fl V 0 A1\TTT fl | f) [ (1 NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, dUIO AilLI UllUlO Josh IMIiiugs. Josh Millings, Ksq., Ims tiintoil up in tin* New Volk Weekly with the following *' inomurratlV’: The Jealous Matt is alwti/. a himtiiit^. lie i/ stlwtt/ a hunt in;*; for sumi hint; t li:tf liOiloiih e.\|»ret te\v litteil, aitj stlier l»e Ini/, ton ml it, then lie h hekause he hit/. — The/e hdlvrs ihm't Indent ill spooks, ami yet they areahouUthe only folks who ever see emiy. A jealou.s man i/. ulwn/. happy jitd in prop'orslinn ez lie is misera*hh\ Jelosv iz a Jisea/.e, ami it iz a j»or*i1 ileal like Pea siekness -iltvdful siek ami kaii't vomit. The Anotiymus Man hoatils at a ted tav ern, um I pay a for hiz huanl hi temlitit; har oekaHiottally, liehaint p»t any more kttr- ukter than tho jack uv npmlea har. when it aint- triunjis. lie ir. a loafer hy professhiin, without enny vices lie rides on the bo\ onee iu a while with the driver, and nobody thinks uv asking Du* his stage fair. He sprung from a respectuhie family; hiz great grandfather wasa jttslissuv thepieee; but lie lutz not got vanity eiiuil tow brag on He ain't necessnrily a pbool; enny more than a hull’s eye watch iz; it enny body will wind him up. In* will set still and run piiotly down. The StilfMau looks down w hen he walks upon folks, lie don’t seem tew hav hut one limber jinte in him, and that iz lokated in hiz nor.e.’ He is a kind uv inaskuliue turkey on pa rade iu a barn yank He iz generally loaded with wisdnui clear up lew tin* muzzid), and when he goes oph, makes a noifce like a eannotr, hut don't dew enny damtuage. 1 have seen him lire into a crowd and miss evrv mail. This kind uv still’man iz very handy t w Hatter. They seem tew know they .tint en titled tew a good article, and therefore are satisfied with very hard soap. There ain't but fit men who got still’ on what they aektuallv know, but most atil uv them git still*on wliat they aektnally feel. Stiff tuen arc called aristokrats, hut this ain’t so. There ain’t no such thing as aris- tokrats in this country. The country ain’t long emilf yet, unless n tnan haz got some liigin iu him. \r. a gon’ral thing, still men git mad dred- fill easy, and hav tew git over it drcdful easy bukattso folks ain’t apt tew git a big skafe at what they ain't afraid uv. Still* man had a grand lit! her onee who went to Kougress front our distrikt, and there ain’t one in the whole family that hav been able tew git limber sittse. The Model man never disturbs a hen when she is setting; never speaks cross to a lost dorg; illwnz puts a tivo-cent shiuphister iu hiz vest pocket late Saturduy uiglit tew hav it ready Sunday morning for the church plat ter; rizes whenever a lady enters the street kars; remembers yure tinele plainly, and asks after awl the family. If he steps on a kat’s tail, is sure tew do it light, and imme diately asks her pardon ; reads the Plittnuy i’licllows and Ians hekaus t he kan’t help it; hooks up his wife’s dress and plays lioss with tho ehildreu. Never meddles with the ercam iu the milk pan; goes ea/.ily uv er rands, and cuius hack in seuzun; attend evry buddy’s phttneral; kau alwtiz tell when the moon changes; thinks jist az you do, followsev.y buddy’s advice but bis own; pmkticesmost uv the virtews without know- TH© Tattle Supplied with tho BERT tho jnarkt-l aftlmls. March 21-20 tf The New Cemtrai Inland Mail Route BETIVKKN THE SOUTH AND THE NORTH, AND EASTERN CITIES! —-j —DV TIlB-r- ^ ton of improT.m.iiiH w. mV.«! Richmond a ml Danville R. R- Piano Forta, amt hy maniifactur-1 atrietly cash nyslem, nr * enabled neat at a price which will pre- i€«fih la Current Funds. Calaloguea sent Dee d, A|UlILr PAPER. LY CONSTITUTIONALIST jTjfJ Wednesday Morning. f FAGE PAPER, containing the la- anxpie time given to passengers to gel 1 ^1 Telegraph, Editorials a i recular meal lime. I Market Ret **’ ” — • •• - - .1—..~i. «.t»v n And ID Coiinerlloiis! nnHE Charlotte and Snnth Carolina, and North I Carolina Railroads, via Augusta. <’«l»»‘ b «** Charlotte and Greensboro to Richmond, via Wash ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and Bouton. To secure speed, safety and comtort, ask for ThriighTickets Yla Columbia & Charlotte The Roads upon this Route have been put i» «•*- cll.nl order, .nd furnl-lreU will. New E.. K in.!- nnrl Flr.l-n«M l-awngfr ( nrs. 8k.pl.ft < nr* ,,n " Ni«h*- ’«J?U rt Reports, MisecPaneoun . or Original Story, and ar- *'»I !♦ tin farm and Dairy each r to Mil It A Family Journal. “""p'aidt, 1 **W When tletired fli.'tii ^ rto^ktom a oo., ' I0N1 $3 00 2 50 each. Angaota, Ga. *»QT*S or CLAIMS an w 8mm m whirt Km k BWiflON, I.iSlil and standard Lllcralurr, Stationer, &c„ No. 01 Chfrry SI MACON, flA. Jnnn.ry 17,1807 ' 1-lm SPRING- IMPORTATION 1867. Ribbons, Mllllnrry and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, OAT0R&C0. IMPORTERS and JOBBETIS OF Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins, Blonds. Nells, Crapes,. Velveth, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Straw Ronnets and Ladies’ Hats, trimmed and lint rimmed, Shaker Hoods, 4 &c,< , * 237 and 239 Baltimore St., BALTIMORE, MI) Oder the largest Stock lobe found in this coun try, und unequalled in choice.variety tad cheapness. Order* nolicited and prompt attention given. feb 28. 18 1m Till, Houl. paw." through au dcvnle.l, healthy country, .n-lcnnl-ot l-f »ur|,o.».-l for it. heoutlful Mountain Scenery. Thin U lh.ahorie.tond -mick. ..I Ml-B.il noin. from South-Western Oeurgio to any"of the Northern or Easier,. Cilies. trrange- menlH har. been nia-le. ami mil soon go inlo o|i.- ralion, lo Ticket ami Ulieck ihroiigh from Hus ^•Sr-Tickele anil Cheeks nan now l.e iinil nl Ihf offioe of Ihe I’enlrnt Uaiirwt'l in Mncon. A. I.. WIIAl.nD, -'yenl. Mny.10, [Ml JOHNSON’S HOTEL, ' Smithvillo, —.. T. W. JOHNSON, Proprietor. Gku EXCELSIOR I EXCELSIOR! CIIASTELLAR’S i lo I ,ni\r. ,70 if!.' tn* 1 HQ > HAIR EXTERMINATOR ForII^M.oVIXG T'UI'RIIFI.UOL'S n.VIR. To the ladies especially, this Invaluable depilatory recommends Itself ns being an almost Indispensable article to female beauty, ix easily applied, does nut burn or injnre the skin, but acts directly oii the roofs, il is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low fprniieeda.iW from any part of Hie body, coinpltlaljr.^ totally iabd .ttliicaUy extirpating the name, leaving Ihe skin sofi, smootli and nattiral — Price 75 cents per packnge, sent postpaid, to any address, on receipt of an order. l>y BERGER, S * " , • K AJ J March 12-2S—ly B|uRO ER./HI^UTTS^t^ rhemi»ls, ENGINE or UlJf. E.T-tTi . r * "wti sale. Very L. E. WELCH 4-> 9Wl ^9^910. •'Poor Carlolta.” “Poor (’arlottn!” Maximillinn waashot fiirml lo tlio ffont. His last worth were Pool* t’nrlotta !” How 1omh»r aiul touch ing is this convincing illustration of the m.inly ninl generous nature of the fallen Kmperor! .\l»:in«loiie«1 hy France, betrayed hv a Mexican follower, Irie»l hy a military trihimal of his ituDlacnhlc enemies, ron- demited to dentil, nun brought nut for exe- utioi:, all interposition in his behalf from the tvjircsciitutivcH of loreigti Powcra hav ing failed, this distinguished victim of Na poleon's ‘‘grand idea” would have been jm*- titied had lie devoted his last moments in Icnotincing the contrivers of his destruction and the barlmriatm thirsting for hlood^and in deploring his untimely fall, in the strength of his manhood and his hones.— Hut Maxiinilliiiu was a man of larger breadth of mind nud heroism than this, lie had deliberately east his life into the scales in-defence of his empire, he had pledged his word in the name of his imperial house oi llnnshurgtn tight itout with his enemies, and, like a true soldier, he was prepared for his last disaster. He recognized his fate as resulting Iroin the fortunes of war, and hud neither denuncialioiiH> nor regrets oil his own account to make. Like the dying Hindis- tor at Home, He recked not of bin life, nor of the prize, IUh heart was home, and that, wax far away. Face lo face with his remorseless execu tioners, waiting hut for the word to “lire !” all thoughts of his lost empire mid his low estate gave way to t Itose endearing memo ries and sweet affections which had linked his life, hrs happiness, his fate and his ambi tion with “poor (’arlotta!” Ah to a drown ing man uuuicrous events of his life running through many ; ears o ft into nre vividly re producing iu a few fleeting seconds, so to this victim of Mexican vengeance were, no doubt recalled iu the last moments ol his earthly existence those charming recollec tions of his young, beautiful, girted, accom plished, and devoted wile, whereby he had heroine so fascinated with his Mexican Um pire, and his hopes of the Mexican people that he could only relinoitish them with Itis jile. “Poor (’arlotta!*’ Her triumphal journey, her floral reeeptiouss, her welcome charities, her gracious ways, her catholic piety, and her resistless, womanly gentle ness among the susceptible Mexicans, were also faithfully devoted to his cause as to de velop in him the heroism of the feudal ages, lie was her gallant knight,equipped hy her own fair bunds for a glorious crusade; she was his queen ol’lovo and beauty, to whom his word as u soldier and his faith as a dovo- tee were pledged. All these thoughts in the presence of the grave, doubtless, recurred to him as the memories of a golden dream, and from those nud that other thought, that slm Imil Iw.pH'nlly ].»••»vi.d the <,1 tiiiof the sens, and the douhttul generosity of I* rnneo in his behalf, only to he repelled iu dispnir, and to he doomed ton living death, came tho aspir ation to Maximilliau which was expressed in his last expressive words—“Poor Corlottn l” Nor is tnoro iu tho records oi history, as the hint words of a dying saint or hero, any mg it; leads the life uv u shorn lamp; gits sick after a while, and dies az soon az he kau to save making enny further trouble. The model man’s vices are not feared, nor his virtews respekted. He lives in the memory uv the world jist about nz long as a pleasant day dux. He may be called a “clever feller,.” and that izonlya libel: hut he will git his re ward hereafter—when the birds git them. An old negro woman accounts for the lack of discipline among youngsters from the fact that their mothers wear gaiters. 41 Yc see when we wore low shoes an’ the chil’en wanted a whippin, we jnst took oft* a shoe, mighty quick, an* gave ’em a good spankin; but now how’s a body to get a gaiter off in time ? So the chiPeii gits no whippin at all now^n-days.” A dispatch from Hoston states that on Friday afternoon a disturbance occurred among a large crowd on South Cove, which threatened for the time to become a general riot. . The trouble arose in tbc beating of an inoffensive negro by some of the crowd.— Police officer Drew, and special officer Mar vin, attempted to,scatter the crowd, whfln they were murderously assaulted by two brothers, nntrie.t Welch, one of whom was shot in the breast by the officer, probably totally. The officers were reinforced, and succeeded, after some efforts, in dispersing the crowd. [Another uiiliUiry district should he es tablished, to include Massachusetts. Ail unfortunate bachelor iu the Not hern part ofNuw Hampshire, who hud made many unsuccessful atleinps to get a wife, at last succeeded by tlio irresistible tempta tion of a 415 silver watch, inducing a high- tempered old maid to marry him. The cer emony having beep duly performed at the house ot the bride’s fhthor, the happy htis- bpnd propo'cd an immediate reUrn home.— “Hotne exclaimed the Vide ; w lIoa>e,1hi# r * my hqpie, and you’ll better go to yotiPn. agreed to iiiaj;ry-you fqr thowatyk; but I w<wl4*ylv* WiUfrjfti^r a tpjYq dock ? A A bSwh'Abl who ‘tf ^sorely . . . r .. / troubled With dutt tradfc, dopreksed cuergiep, «, ‘-BlionW mfrotant* Abi W brtlW motiey. iJrr»*• *'»• ai. » Hex .»«• J BOOKS are hard to get, for want of money. But the boys and girls must have something to read, and they ought tohavefreah supplies of reading every week. Now, (hore nre plenty ofmonjhly papers for them; hut their old.friend—and who does not ve- moOiher him and his •■Children’s Guide” in war limes—their old friend, J. IV. BURKE, proposes to glye them the Handsomest Weekly Paper his riioonU Printing House can bring out. I’o do Hiis lie must have II UN DEEDS OFSuBBCRIBERB! And lie appeals lo (he young folks to help. him.— He wants to know how many will vote for the pa per by agreeing to lake it. Let them send in their long fists of names that lie may see how the vote stands, and whether il will warrant him in commen cing it. Nevermind the money just now. If ho finds tho vote all right, he will bogin the publica lino, and call for the money; for then he will hold that all who have voted for it by eendinr up tf names, will be under obligations to subscribe ihe paper. Who says “Hurrah for a Weekly Roper for ihe Boys and Girls!” and whet boy or girl will Hoonest send in Ihe longest list of subscribers ! We shall, in the first number, beglu (he publica tion of o Sequel to the Young Marooners." Nearly all tlie hoys and girls in Ihe United Htotea have read the “Young M«roonere” and been delight ed with it; and Mr. Goulding assures us that the new story will he every whit ns good os the old one; and who could want anything better? Burke’s Weekly for hoys and girls wilt be a hand some Quarto of eight pages, splendidly illustrated, and elegantly printed with new type on fine white paper, making in the year a beautiful volume of over 4UO pages, with a fine title page and index. TMRMN. Single subscriptions $ 2 00per annum. Three copies 5 00 “ “ Five copies...’. 8 00 •* ** Ten copies 15 00 “ Twenty-one copies 00 00 “ •• Mingle subscriptions, fl months... OO cents. Mingle subscriptions, 0 months... 1 00 |isr We want an active and Intelligent boy or girl at every post office in the Mouth to eanvasa for subscriptions and will make it to their interest to work for iis. Mend fora Premium list and.Circular giving full particulars. Address J. W. BU11KE & CO., .» *t Fttblnhern, Macon, (la. May 14,1807 ~ - . .. ! Wootr Wool! t 1 ,<>»! /OH o» Fattens —4 Cgtasalwlo* fetch* t». , J# T"luuwaMf*-’ tiling Riven tvliitili fil!]'i(’iU8 m tenderly toonr belter nature, to alf that beautifies and soft. oris the Ininntn elnnaeter, us these dying words ot .Mnxiinillion—“1’oorCnrlotta:”— They willerown in history this iidlen man. However misguided lie wits in Ids ambition or in Ids nets ns n ruler, those two words, with nil their impressive nud redeeming as- soeintions, will erowu him with tlio flowers nnd tho laurels oi tho hero. Had ho reci ted and eloquently vindicated every, step and every ncl in Ids imperial career lie would have liiiled to reach liie eloquent defense em bodied in his dying Cxclnmntion of “Poor ('arlotta!” To her they will bo the words ot restoration or dissolution ; tor Idin they are the wreath of iinmortallity. “Poor Carlottn!”—X. V. Herald. (loixo Tnnmait Thinks,—Whether mankind e.vjioels to reach eternity the soon er hy their impatient attemps to annihilate time, or whetnar they take pleasure in the mere conquering of obstacles the truth is that more and more study is giving to tlio science ol going through things rntTier than around them. Tu accordance with this spirit, wo see the railroads every where push ing through the mountains; the Mas sachusetts men nndismayed hy years of in efficient expense, vote now nnproprint ions to the everlasting Ifbosniy Tunnel; tho Californians climb the steep slopes of the Snowy ltange until, impatient of delay, they strikethrough the mountains to reach the plains; the tunnels on English railways are models ol engineering beauty; notwith standing the nsolossness of the Thames Tun nel, the proposition now is to undcrrnn the Straits of Dover, nnd tlio greatest tunnel feat of the world is now noire its accomplish ment in the road that pierces tho harrier of Mount Cenia. “Old Job” OutHiankru.—When Gener al Joseph E. -Tohnston passed through West Point, enroute to Selma, he was “observed of all observers,” and while waiting for the departure ot tho train, bo wus passing aw.ay a few moments iu convcrsarion with a form er “Post Surgeon,” about inoidents of “bai lie hcchob” through which ho hod passed, s somewhat verdant gentleman, more to lie admired for his unsophisticated Btylo than a fine sensonf propriety, walked up, in a very unreserved aut| nonchalant manner, nnd shook Hie -old hero’ by the hand- The in formality of the meeting und ,thc familiarly and cordiality which characterised it tratber piioxlcd'Slie General, and before be had lima tolespiain.. matters.the gentleman in question, atery 'unexpectedly ot course took nfi the General's, hat,.and after ruining him baud ovo-the .“(. tent Retreat rs” cranium, remarked: “Gcucrai-you arc a heap hsdder tliagyos was avhyu I The GcLorql k cjres fl^»»*~i .for a moment; t«?W eye. ^iTrtrfsflnglytf! ,1's eyes fl! no 1 !!! fitter . i'-lO n<ntl If.)