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M* THE ALBANY TRI-WEEKLY NEWS. \V ISD« )M —,11'STl LUC—M 01 MCI: ATI n N. ALBANY, GEORGrA. AUCUST 24. 1867. S3, PER QXJABTI^n NUMBER 85. nJfjtfEEKLY NEWS ; .rOBUS^KD ON EVRBV LLiil.tfWP** AND SATURDAY. ' *"' .Oror Gilbert A Vason’a Dry on South side ot‘ Broad street. U^n 0 Advertising. mi inserted at Ike rate of One Dollar [■tier equnre ot Ten Lines, tor ,hc 1 jmd Hevonty-ftT# Cent* for each BTti6n—p A y*b1e in advance. ".jpeoTa*- notice. '* III of candidate!! for office, $10, ’~Iv. a to’be charged for at regular ad- • i. be paid iu advance. "Titn line*, of brevier, make one •HiKmenta tbatroake over eight lines •o lines, counted aa two squares. «iH mark on their advertisements 7f sauares they wish them to occupy. ‘ "irffcr individual benerti, will ho r square for each Insertion. AdvsrUMMttHls. . <rf pur* rates for legal advertlac- levy of eight lines or less..$ .1 00 PI. Fa. sales, per levy 6 00 ales per levy o 00 ,ra or Administration 4 00 to tatters of Guardianship 4 00 J^jloallon of dismission from Admin* ^ a for dismission from Guar- 4 00 pi und..... « 00 f*and Creditors 4 00 lr square A 00 Mi propi'rty. t«n*l»F J! ™ iv above rates will he required in KWwtt»ote». SPECIAL NOTICE. •ftaadby Administrators, Executors or " i required by law to be held op the In each month, between the hom* of and three In the afternoon, At the oounty in which lb# proper- Notice of these sales must l»e given ■w—JUe forty days previous, sftbe sale of personal property must be tototusr. through a public gasette ten i talc day. ors and creditors of an estate must I,AW CARDS. D. H. POPE, ATTORNEY AT ].AW, ALBANY, GA. W ILL give prompt attention to any business entrusted him, iu nil the Courts of Dougherty and surrounding counties. July 4, 1867. Tl-Sm* o. J. wriuiit. iTV. n.VARttr.N. WRIGHT &. WARREN, ATTORNEYS AT l.AW, ALBANY, GA. W ll.l. practice in (lie several Courts nf Diwmut Kquily in tnin Stuie ntnl ilio .'lm.it Cnurta J. W. FEARS f l I° Arrow Tie % Iron Bands Equity i nf the United Slates for the Slate of (•enrgin. Also attention given l o COMMISSION in BANK RUPTCY. Albany, Nor. 18,186ft. Provision Dealer & Grocer,! I Macon, Gin. BALING COTTON! are conipU-tc Ibr vale niul do -37 Bankrupt Iiaws. DETITION8 in Bankruptcy under late Act of L\ JT Congress CAN NOT HE Ell.HD until ilie gene ral orders of the Judges of the Supreme Court (under section 10) prescribe the form of the petition orders, eto„ etc. When the Circuit and district Court of the United Btatea can properly hear these eases, we shall gladly vepresenl our clients before them. i'Ases oan be determined in vacation nr term. IIinks & nouns. Attorneys at Law. Albany, Ga., April 2. 1867. Slif MEDICAL CARDS. Drs. Jennings & DeWitt TT AVE associated themselves in I lie practice of I I medicine. OFFICE—Upstair* over Hilunnn A Ball’s Drug Store. Dr. DeWitt will give special altenlioa to SURGICAL cases. Albany, July 2d, 1867., 70-tf ». - \ _ ; gT IXR. TODD. OFFICE—Lehman's Corner. Opposite Livery Stable. RV.SWKK.Ch At K. /’. KRIN80N S. ?ebI2-nll-tf] ALBANY, GA. **S5ucat^on will he made to the Court T mve to sell Land must be publish- Astters of Administration, Guardian-. »jtbs published thirty days-for dis- r Administrat ion, monthly six months— om Guardianship forty days, foreclosure of Mortgages must be J* for fonrmontha—for establishing ilio full space of three months—for , 1HIT « from Exooutors or Administrators, 1 kits been given by the deceased, the l months. Drs. Cromwell & Connally • /"'vFFKR their professional services to the citixi If* of Albany and vicinity. Office on Broad 8 *| February 24, 1806. Id—t . PALLOWAV M. 1*0 Drs. Callaway & Pope, GA. resteen & Co. 0-IORTE 1 ^’nufacturers, m BROADWAY, M Y arrangement livery of CORN BACON AND HAY. In store and to arrive, 26,000 lbs. SinoKed Bacon. 20,000 lbs Bulk Salt Sides. 6,000 bushels Com. 60,000 IIih Northern and Eastern liny. 60 bids A BC Sugar. 200 ldds Superfine Family Flour. 60 kegs Nails. 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt. Having an AGENT West constantly buying, no one has the advantage. Planters wanting produce especially CORN, should hand in their ordm a * With Ilio CASH, iii time/ The corn will he transfered on arrival, saving dray age. which wil always he 6 rents in bushel less than prices from Store. This is ssved to purchasers. !HiO bushels is a car load. J W. FEARS. January 26th, 18*17. 0- IFIRE, WASTE THEFT! l lot* Simplicity mill * Kapi.lit y of Adjii.slmont! {Surpassed by \oiie furSimiffili audAdap- Inlillli) to all Ilio I ses of Coimitcrcel '1 MIRY iiiv IK I'tllHtlll'tUiTlI . ill l.iviM'pnol. of Hie 1 i***M F.ll)! lis !• Ill'll, huiIpi' llu* porfoiiHl imper \ i;* inn ot Hu* Hit 'i'lllor. tunnt‘i ly a rexMiMit • il' New nil ll*lll»A. I.i. I’li.* Alt ROW TIB i< prolV m**l Ly SliipinnHlcrfl ail* 1 1 .11111*1 fS' tin* *U. *ld ii i*. Wtl lkl*il wiill j Id 1 inch «*k. IT li ill* : ill SiH.ID TIES require lo 6 inched, Wil id*, iu mi mi. *i>; ilnougli it '.’fiigu, involves n hen- vv Ihw*» llu ' .SI t«|»fltUF.(«>f . m The Favorite & Most Comfortable R.OITTBI FRGM Albany to New York! (17.1 SAVA,XX.III.) Fare Tbreoffh to New Vorfc. . $3.5 PALMYRA, Mnrcli 80l.li, 1807 [80-1 jf] A M av pn SOB DRS. SIRS t JIc.RILLi.V AVE .ssoclateil llieinsolrM ln*i,lh,r In practice of mcilioine, ia h.u ... IMnm* New York- of Ike publio and ll*e Irftile U Isvl- Mw«r N.w 8etl« 8nn Ool.r. TtolowooJ PI- IBM |W«KTAWl for Yoltm. sn.l purity nf Ion., »r. m i* qiiriki h, as? kHherto offered In lliie Market. •MSSWlh.m.lwnln.rroT.m.nni, French ■- ”*WKelk*, H&rp Trill, Iron Frnme, Oreretrung ln.tttm.ht Being. mnJe under of Mr. J. It. allOVES- experlence of over it*, is fully nurrnnt- Tlie'Grovesteeii Piano-Forte,’ -t w . • R«cetT«d the highest award of merit vi vomnil others at tho celc-bra- ted WORLD’S FAIR, I *W| »nw«xklbltcd instruments from the best Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, and !fy# York. Also at the fir fif. .hrimiiien je.r«, the the lender their services to the otlixenM of Albany and vicinity. OFFICE—At the Drug Store of Gilbert A Bro. on Washington street. May 2d, JB67 [4 4tl] dh7w. a. love, ALBANY, <JA. Office, (until further notlee) al bin flesidonce nearly opposite the reddened of Captain John A. |) AT { g a , May 8lb, 1867 46-ly jmkm _ One Square West of Court fPouse, Albany, Ga. El.ga, le»« Ibis Uonw Mery tiny for Thomasville, Bainliridge, and Florida. milF. following new, fast,and first-classSTEAM■ J SHU’S sail from Savannah to New York every Tiifadar* Thursday and Saturday. Murray’s Line. ’Atlantic f. M.S.' Empire Line. ' S. Go’s Line. Sail TUESDAYS,jMnilTHUHHD’YH Sail SAT’D YS. Lr.o, (Herman I.iviug- Sin Su.y.m*ou, Denrboin, Uom’r.Jstnn, Baker,Com.j.Nickcrson,(’«tm Viboo, jGencral Barnes,j San .Im inuo. Buckley, Com’r.i Morton, Coui’r. I Atkins, Com’r. j These Steamships are all of large carrying capa city, well adapted to this Route, and are fitted up with especial regard to the comfort of Passenger*. State rooms large and airy ; the Hloward’s depart ment supplied with the best tho New York niul Sa vannah markets afford. The Through Freight Ta riff having been much reduced, Freighters and Pas sengers will And this the QUICKEST, SAFEST, and MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE to New ^ ork. SAVANNAH AGKNTS, USE THE AUROW TIE and BANDS, and SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT ami INSURANCE! Arrmincmcnls have been made to secure an ani- pla supply nr ihe Arrow Tie and Ruuds for the ••inning Season. The iron will lie better than tlie hesi herclofou. u-cd. .IAS. A. IIALL, Agent Middle and Southwest Georgia. • AftDitmv row a co, General Agents, Savannah, Ua. Tin* undersigned is prepared to furnish the All- \ ROW TIE to the TRADE at SAVANNAH PRICES, Ponvnfaiug mid Trmisporinilon Added. Rl’ST & JOHNSTON. Hear the Insurance Agents: Savannah, Ga., May 7th, 1867. The )cecii! tires in ibis city having proved to our entire saiNfaciioii. by a thorough lest, the nuperi- oi ity of IRON BANDS for lolling purposes, we strongly reeiunmcnd them to the use of the Plant ers of'Georgia n-» an efficient ngetil in restricting loss by'.ire; and we agree to discriminate, when P ilver Medals from both of which can be rinrnnrMi .iitrriuol «l)6n Of Soiprcrrrm.nlr n. m.ko Torfe, And by in.nuf.clnr- •irjctly nib ByBtcm, nr. rn.bled imentnt a price which will prt- Table Supplied with the REST the nmrkof affords. March 21-20 tf The New Cemtral Inland Mail between the south AND THE NORTH, : AiVD EASYRRV 0TIBSJ Richmond and Danville R. R Ana ft* 3E f&l I Cash la (arreat Funds. ^!*ghwtu,.-n.a^_ lu _. ■■ ; ‘ : A #a«ily paper. f.YCON8TllTJTIO!fAT.IST HU fUleiiU Moralaff.' dHT .PAQB .PAPEB, ccUining the 1»- y .Mail anil Telefraph, Edltorl.lr l Market Rcporlc.. SUMcl'annorw bhelri or Original Bunry,/ and nr- Ore Farm and Dairy each 'W to maka It •h Skill -. .1 via'ft I ■ Inn * FsmilT Awnnwl '‘'.••’'.'Hav-oSi IMP np t3 00 '" l *«|la»-"-iH-i- 2 50 each. 1 cep, coat whim dcilred. STOCKBON 4 OO.r 'fraaOrVIre. Warw. Whitt WVF BNhwmtfMiNMwi rTWE Chari nrUrklUMa.I. «toW* <ti.nn» I III Conucclli inn! I Charlotte and SoHlh.Carcllm Ballroadi, ria Augn.li and North Colambiat , Tin tVnah- Hcw York hnd d comfort, ask meals ample lime gi.m lo paMen^r. n ar Georgia to Arrange- raeticalde, in favor oft'ottoii tiius secured. A. WILBUR,General Insurance Agont. A BEAR A.\D BULL COMBAT. At iho first blush of morning (writos n lrftv«»llc»r who wan firivilrgeri to wiltwsn this oxcitin" Hreiu*) I turnoil out, and a« othors wm a i|itito as anxious as myself for the event, breakfast was speedily dispatched, and n general run made for the plalfomi.— AU heinjr ready, the trap-doors were slowly drawn up, and out rushed the combatants. I must sav, on making their appearance, my sympathies were with the hull, which seem ed to he mueli the nobler animal fifths two, lithe and wiry, vet withnl wonderfully mas sive about the shoulders, he pave one the idea of a splendid combination of strength and sy linnet ry. . For a briet period he stood glaring at t,h<» pickets and people, his head erect, his eyes flashing 1 , his nostrils distend ed, and his whole form fitted and rigid, as il carved irom marble. The bear, on the other hand, was the more conspicuous lor ponderous weight and gigantic strength, tendered more formidable by his terrible teeth and claws. A sharp cut from the end if a lasso roused the hull from his reverie, ami, as though allrtbnting the insult to his enemy, he lowered his horns, gave a deep grumbling bellow, scraped with his forefeet, sending the dust .v tl grass clean over his hack, and then charges). Tho bear evinced no signs of wavering, but, standing erect on his hind legs, received the hull much in the same way as he might have done if it had been a trained and gigantic prize-fighter.— The somewhat unwieldy llrttiii wtts nuick and wary. No sooner was the bull within reach, than both horns were clasped iu his powerful grasp, and the hull’s head pressed to the ground by main strength, ho bit sav agely at the nose of his antagonist, and rak ed strips of flesh from the bull’s shoulders with his hind cIuwb, just ns a cat fights when on its hack. This position was maintained for some se conds, the hull struggling fttriously to free his head—the bear straining every mtisolo to pin him to tho. ground—no apparent ad vantage was gnitled on either side, and loud dicers’ and bravos were indulged in by the backers of ench. To my mind tho result of the battle clearly depended on tho merest accident. As it by mutual consent, Tjoth animals gradually ceased to struggle, and CHARLES (iUKKN & SON .Annul* Liverpool, Lnu*l»n sindClol,.* |»«. C„. CHARLES L. COLBY CO.. A K ’HSun A At* lanlie M. Iiih. Co., N. Y. R. II. FOOTM AN, Insurance* Agouti*. WOODBRIIMSK BROTHERS, In«nrancn Ag*tD. .t. T. THOMAS, luMunucn Agent*. .1. C. MoNCl.TY, Secretary Southern insurance iY Trust Co. JAMES T. STEWART, Agent London nnd LuuciiKinr Ju.-uirHUce Coiunuuy. LANE A. WEST, Insurance AkoUs. Murray’s Line—Hunter & Gnmruel, Agenth. Atlsotio 0. Mi R. 8. Co’s Line—Wilder A Ftillnr- inn, Agents. Empire Line—B. H. Tlanlee, Agent. GEO. A. MoCLHSKKY, Genernl Traveling Agent 1 June 8tli, [00] MacojI, Ga., May lOtli, 1867. Tho recent fire nt I lie Warehouse of Mr. 11. T. riiiipman, iu this city, having ftilly demonstrated the advantage of IRON HANDS for baling purposes, ns aHocurily against loss by fire, we, the undersign* c.l Insurance Ag< a u!s nt Macon, Uu., lake pieaaure In ciulnrslng tin* net hut of Hie Agents nt Ravnnnnh, GcnfgJn. E. (J. (HtANNISS, Agent for several Ins. Co’s., J* W. BURKE, liiMiiruiice Ageut. E J. JOHNSON A CO., Inmiranee Agents. .1. MONROE OH HEN, Ineurnnr.* Agent. J. M. Bo Alt OMAN, limirauce Agent. .INO. B. COBB, liiKiirunre Agent. May a J8th, 1W7. 55—Cm W. F. HAVENS.... H. M. BHOWSj) HAVENS & BROWN, Wholawl, ami lltlalt Dealers in NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, Main nnd Standard Mlrrnlnrr, Stationer, &o„ No. 91 Cherry 8i MACON, OA January 17, 18C7 MERSCHAUM PIPES. ^^ENUINF. or no sale. Very cheap at *|he Albuuy A New Sensation BOYS AND GIRLS! Book and Jewelry Store* L. K. WELCH & 00. BOOKS nrc hard in get, for want of money. Bat IIip hoys and girls must have Something to rand, nnd .they ought In have fresh supplies of reading ©vary week. Now, there are plenty ofmorilhly papers for them; hut their old friend—and who does not re- memher him and bin “Children’s Guide” in war times—thtui* old friend, J. W. BURKE, proposes lo giyo them tho Handsomest Weekly Paper! his Vhirnix Printing ITonse can bring out, ^To do this he must iiavo HUNDRED8QF8UB8CRIBBE81 And lie appeals to (lie young folks to help him.— lie wnnlft to know how many will vote for the pa- Manhood: How Lost, how Restored, Jmt publlthtdt a ntw ejilioii *>/ Br.CBlverwell’.Ccl.briitri Ka mi* on ll|, rtdieal curl (»l|lioul moillclnr) of SrruuATnnmur.*. or SeininanV.akuesH. Inrnlnnlary Hemioul Lowe., 1 ar<vrK\rv, o.enTT.nil Phy.ioal Incapaclly, Imp.dim.nls (O' Mlrriade .lot; also CoNsoMrTlos, Ern.si'sr, and Fits induced by s«lf- ndiilgenc. or sastnal rxirav- * «2?iprld» ta » .ealri envelope, u:i]y 0 con/s. T^.celebrated aullior ia Ihia admiral several inimiteB jinuseel nwny while the com- bntnntH, locked in thia deadly embrace, lay still, lmt punting as it at the last gasp.— .Suddenly the bull, by a desperate |crk, wrenched hlHhead from the grasp ot Ins ad versary, and retreated a short distance; the hear also got up and stood on the defensive, ready to receive him. All watched for tho issue' with breathless interest. Rendered furious by pain and passion, the bu’l again dashed at the bear with such im petuous force that, despite tho blows Bruin dealt with his liugo feot, lie w»s rolled ovor and over ill the <*»•«, •..d.., v „rine. as best he could, to defend himself agibffsi uIC- thrusts pi' tho bull. Kither by chance or design, bhtli horns were pushed underneath tli? bear, and, by a sudden jerk of the head, its side was laid open ns'if cut by a knife.— It was now very ovidentthat Kphraim must soon giva up; both Were grievously Wound ed, yet. mnimedwd, gory, they iougbt on with the despornto certainty of spoedy dentil. Tho boar, prostrate upon the tor,r turf, vainly strnele ont with his feet to Mob tlie horns of the bulk Clearly determined to end tho conflict, the bull drew book, nnd, luwrring liis ■ bead, mndo a tremendous dinrgo j'but, blinded by 'tho blood stream- np over his forehead, 1 missed his aim, and fell hendlong to tli* ground. The bear in nn instant rrilUodvand sorambled upon him and twice they. rpl|ed oyer looked ’in thii terrible death struggle. A few minute* more nhd the bull’s late would have been very soon settled; when, to tho astonish, ment of all hands, the boftp suddenly-relaxed his efforts and rolled from off tho body o his fee. Fcolily dragging himaolf on the turfa few yards, a oonvalsive shudder shook ilvo frame,,there was a clutching Returned Brazilian Emigrants. Wo nolloo the following ]>W hf Interest- ing iulormntleu In tho Montgomery Stale Sentinel, ofthe loth instant. Those oi om ’ tellow-citi/.ens whoa short time, ago had be come stricken with the liraziltan emigration frver, who where Torttuiate enough hot to make.tho venture to that great Kmpior, will doubtless “thnuk thru stars” lliat they «Ud not do so, after rea*ltng what the returned emigrants have reported lo our Alabama contemporary. Ilrazil! why, it is no more to he compared to the “Sunv South,” despite its present “jHiiitteal situation,” than Hype rion to a Satyr.” It is no place for either Alabamians or tieorgians. Stay nt home both, work and improve your own soil, niul let llraxtlinu* take rare of Jlrazil ; it is no place for vmt. Says the Sentinel : We had the pleasure of reeevittg a visit this morning from (’aptain John Stanfield, long a citizen ofDallas, who, in company i’ith twelve others, arrived in mu* city .estorday,on their return from the great F.mpire nf Brazil. Tito following arc tho names of the |>ersoiH lioaroin company with C’aptaiu Stanfield, and nrc stopping nt tho Central Hotel, await ing the departure of a steamer down the river for their several homes: J. M. I Iarris, ofClarko county ; John Mcl’ants,, wife, two daughters and son, of Monroe county iT. A. McKIrov, wife and son, of Dallas county ; Drew ifrenzenlc, ofDallas oouitty, and W. J.^DeBerry, of Wilcox eounty-^all Alaba mians, and arc all completely disgusted with Brazil, and are content, like sensible people, to remain it» Alabama. Captain Stanfield, who is an old nhd >racticnl man and farmer, gives a minute and nteresing account of his experience ntid oh- serrations in tho great Knipire, of which such glowing ncoonnts have boon published, nnd the result of liis experience with that country, is, that ho intends to'remnin in Al abama. His account of the miserable con dition of tho hundreds of poor Americans who have been deluded to go to that country is anything but flattering. There are num bers of Alabnniiaits in Brazil without mon ey, and no way to tnnko me ins with which to return home. We would suggest that no greater act of charity could he done, than for ' our liberal-harted citizens to mso means, and help these poor people to return to their onco contented ami happy homes in Al abama. 1 »«r h long 1 j-taniiH. an*lwlietlieril will warrant li cing lt. Never niind Hie money Juat now. I fiiUta.the vole all right, he will begin the pub “ir then he will .bratfid MUhor in this admirable cS«ny uo ,nonHtr*te«, from a lUilty yeorS'* ’iscccaa- fell prantloe, llmt Hi. alsrmip, oonBo. 1 uemp.H of self .bos. mV b. rritoslIy oiirecTwithout^Uio^dangt*-^ a mode of cure at lion of ice aimi oua use of internal tredlcine or the the knife—pointing out a mode of cure ntj»ce atm- pie, cerlrin, »nd effeofa.l, bjr me.ns of wMoh every suflerer, «o msller »bnl bis oondlliott mojf to, ">»F ^a^nfflfla'I <« «W dress poii-paii, on receipt of six cenls, or lm pool stamps. Addr... lb. publi.|h.ra ;j c KUNE k (;0 _ 1ST Bowery, H,Y, P, O,Box ISIfl., ■yttW Checks can now be had si the ' p f n»otait in Macon. V UrtfAtWe; Ageoi _____ H**tt**\«%f !>* Depot..*.*. BIACON, GA . .miL--.: . inriH ' l ’ , BROWN A SON, Proprlolora. i TOL-lhOWN HOTTSB 'has been i repaired, af*l is now one of the tfugWi/limi the mom uipylied witli agreeing to lake it. Let them send in Uieir hI** of niunes Hint lie mny'see how the vote himincommen- lust now. If he jublicn* (foil, nn«l call for tlie money; for then he will hold Hint iili who have vuted for it by sending' up their names.'will be' under obligations to subscribe-for the paper. Who pays “Hurrah for a Weekly Paper for the Boys ahd.Gh’ls!” nnd whet boy or girl will soonwrsemt Tn tl^-lOTgeiniHt-ofsnbscribere ? We shall, ip the rtr«t nutfiber, begin the publics* tlon of a . Sequel to the Young Maroonere/ Nenrly nil tlic’boyH anil girls in !he United 8latea have read the “Young Maroon**rs” and been delight ed with it; and Mr. Uoulding assures us that the nod story wilt be every whit as good ns the old one; and who could want anything better 1 Bnrko’a Weekly for boys and girls will he abend* some Quarto of eight pages, splendidly illustrated, and elegantly printed with new type on fine white paper, making hi the year a beautiful volume of qvuji 1U0 pages, with a finalitic pngo and index. Wfe&X":::-:* f SS^ anm,n - Fiyo. espies 8 00 *• Ten cypiies... 16 00 •• Twenty-one oppfes~ 30 00 “ Single subscriptions, 3 months... 60 cents. Single subscriptions, 0 months... 1 00 We w|»nt an active and Intelligent boy or girlaf fvery po’st.officc Jn the South to canvass for subswlptloWah^yylll make |t to their Interest to' wdrfc fot‘ us; Send for a I’remiqni Ust and Circular, giving full paHlculafti. * Address ‘ •» i, , nf , v J. W. BVIIKE dk. CO.. t*- ■ i .tiD / '- Publishers, Macon, Ga. May 14, 1867 ~.v • v* .. MiA his tua8sivo , oTutchlng motion of the cla'ws, followed by n hcav r sobbing «igb, antlpoor Kphraim was dcac. nil "i Th© 1 hii lo again j and, raising ^ie ,rniuttUated w ills managed to get'on _.. , : « made a weak effort to anaki [ shouts of praise ;ira Coaid tlie poor bull have understood and appreeirted tfalnfe plaudits It would s b^en only a brief and fleeting torr. S'«‘ from ins wc pleasure wolet* [ 'to the iuga grow pnly n brief streamed in from bis wounds; lie trii lsst j fiis lcgs were gtadtiall, derand wider apart fhisbi short and oonvulsive, Ids hood slowly droop-' ed. Thou, dropping on his hind quartets and stretching himself on the grass, ho diod withoat a strngglc. ' ito'iKi Authors WlioAakd no ,,—. . hly ior tho paper!,‘arid ndt the. responsible for mostofthe erroe*J»Ii»» occpr in.rendering hieroglyphics into prints The following ws* printed according -to copy Alone tossed roilsiptcoeiky u Mesas, < T4»iSfeSOjJBWUW ,■ And Mn)M U.Ar lihS4,tp'Uh" uontly gave the corrset ■lid, as follows; Tlie sritbor su' rendering inn moi “I lore to sti Among the To mark the spotting IMfifttoin, And too the Uunbswt play.'*o<i Tilomost comtnmi aud IVoqtattnt favors of Ood*~ifaerising : otitEe snn; thercenrrencoof rise sds*e>a.sbnntbnsnno.o«4a<i«»njoy: ■»(*»*«! w< Modshn Oatiib.—Fimoh gives tlie fol lowing substitute for profane swearing, adapted to various sorts and eomlilious of men: I.awyor—Tax my bill. Doctor-r-Dash my draughts. Soldier—Snap my stork. Urioklaycr'a laborer—Chop my hod. Phunbot and Ulaaier—Solder my pipes. 8 ^!i,M5r daubed. Engineer—Burst tny boiler, Erainatio Authority—Steal my French dictionary. Actor—I'll he hissed. Tailor—Cut mo ont Cut my goosed Linen Drai>er—Soil my silks. Sell mo off. g rocer—Smasli my figs. Sand tny siigaa e my sosln. •' Baker—Knead my dmigli, Heoreli mniflns. ■ '"I"' Auctioneer—Knock mo down. To which wo add: Editor—Smash my paste-pot; Blunt, my scissors, A MMUMhsI* iHgbf. To seo the over our tho Nortii. This wnent is returned to us in flour, sod wo nay a 1 halt doshu profits nil '', when wo pnrennsd ofthe retail 'merelia nts. low, why can’t the wheat thus Bent North be purchased and Inrned Into flour in 1 floor- gist Itwillbo rcplietl tons, that'money is abundant at the North, mid priccH more at tractive there than here.: Tliisis doubtless true. Bat isit not melantiioly ‘i* Tho idea ot Georgia exporting wheat, when ber peo ple are starving for breadd 1 Docs'It not sound ridioulons ? But it ifyctastnbboni fact, #bd it ronlly looks as'tliougb we will have to stand up under all 'sort's of high rices, until the money of the country gets better, or, at least,ds more equally distrib uted than it is lit proteift!*oifKW. Union. To PaavBKT Cants rsou JoHrixn Fuxcbb.—ThctbllowiiSg.l ognlar Statement was made at ff latc ilic'etlng ofthe American CrnbMM the wheat erop of Georgia pnssi railroads consigned to patties ill. Thii whent-is returned to "it nt Institnto Farmers’ “To provcnt steors frbi (flip off tho eyelashes of thi of Scissors, and the 1 JpjHjjr'-fa'Si ed ns that he had very breitohr ox4 ■Ni^Torki ing 1 fences, ibraqs with 'ordlspoHi- ■ K -‘*-riod as of his fence- Of i®, tlio [rfSssur- of ,lue btbers.” bills in- 9!W‘ L. I. A M. K. WELCH