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Newspaper Page Textaad*eh«* H. S. SWEET, ♦" **■■?*: • Editor.. ALBANY, QA-, AU«U8T 2D, 180V p( jgjf* Executor*, Administrator* and Guar dian*, who sometimes eend in advertiae- • mrnti through tho Ordinary of their respec tive , count!**, have entfre control of the same, ana can pnblish them in the paper of ->* thelr choice; They will bear this in mind. KBgMi. jblo individual, John Pope, jw i a no more fit to bo a Gov ernor of Status than ho was to command ar- mioa, when hia “lioadquartcra wore in tlio Huddle,” and hie bravo ooldicra wero flying in utter contusion boforo tho enemy, on ao- count of hia ineompeteuey. Such pompoua men are usually tyrant*. They make a dis play on pnper, “from these headquarters.* But in fact and deed they are failures. Pope haa recently written a letter to Gen. -f—^iftiWj^Hnnotbe rSited nda of young mon who havt-—- —, r ■ ■aid anything to which cxeeptiou ea» no When. aUL ling into gonoral use, ani hav0 b^n informed by »gpu T U RE *Tbi» tbeidoait embodies begins to agitato many ^,^Vtlm *r^idig,'tbS JmSph’s sou, minds and ongsgo the speculations of many P ho ; n)|or j tB j,;, character from his mother, pona and tongues. delivered a speech much more objeotionable Pears are expressed by many writers who in spirit and language than that of young . r .. • ' •»—Cox. and that the whole cause of the difflcul- have gone along thus tar with the Kepubli- Cox, and that the whole cause of the aimcui- ” •• ■ *- ' *• ty was conuined in the masterly sketch ot . f . w A Huntainun in VOtlflfiT •Such notioe, must be accompanied with the | Grunt, the ^portion. ofwWeh.ro pah- ' be ascertained from the HriM. and may be lend in our column.. _ a I Pmui , a ntiiMil. Si tn inform tho world fl*OE tlsed rntos iu their ofllcc. lEpraremeiti. “licadquartcrs” of his opinions. First, he is in love with the cause ol “reconstruction," which disiranebises white mon and places negroes in power oyer them. Such a beauty can or Radical movement, in full support ., „ - . and approval, that the thing is being carried the modern demagogue contained in young too far—that even tho “OongreulonalpoU- Cox’s effort and which was by common cy" ia being overdone—ana that Radical consent of the entire audience, appropriated ambition is about to land on “’tother side.” to tho eole benefit, behoof use and interest In other words, they are astonished and in fee simple and forever to. Joseph, and jo- nlarmcd at the result which places ten States soph alone, with a white population of eight millions, ' —-■ —— — —. . urdertho domination of a colored popula- gafr Ex-President Buchanan is danger lion of four millions, just emerged from oualy ill in Philadelphia. slavery. They say, “We did not bargain for thin— If pcoplo from abroad would visit our city ns that could not well escapo the attention ..they would be astonished to see the evi- of Pope, whether his headquarters wero in denees ol thrift apparent everywhere; and tho saddle or in the grandest parlors of a would be apt to consider tho importance of first class hotel. To disfranchise white men leaving those matnro towns and villages is an net that Alls the bosom ot Popo with whore the sound of a trowell or hammer has glowing satisfaction, not made an coho for many a day, to settle Ho is in favor of free discussion. Of where there is some likelihood of making ‘ ^Iku^'tt’wVuW^^i^to •‘ring. tlio mon who discuss questions with views There are fourteen new brick states and I ( ]inerr<iit from his own. Alleitixensofthat three framed ones, cither complied or in | no rt ho would banish from the land—send course of erection, while others contempt*1 them "'loesilc forever. ^ ?** “*,.V'.f «“'I‘ Thu colored pcoplo, tho newly emancipated blacks, would indeed justify tbeu condem nation an unfit to exercise the right ot suf- been placed in certain antagonistic relations, would renounce and fail to exercise its ape • ' Ml I HHIIItJ UvllUtll III vs asswss as . „ occupancy, anil we are informed will Boon 0 f rt public meeting, who would not enter- ■ ■ '1 accommodation oi the tain a resolution wliiol lie opened for tho traveling public. 10I1 did not express his own sentiments—and would not permit any lie approv- 7. 11 I discussion of a resolution which lie approv- Oureitlaonsareall enterprising and L" | „| until after It wee 1 ’ “ ‘ . - r leu unui aiveris win puiHKiu. “Tile resolll- tclligcnt, and being wido awake to loo ‘I ti 0 n Is adopted, gentlemen, and now you teresl of tho community in which thoy live, mn y discuss it," said tlio eminent iiarl-anicn- will erect with a hearty weloomo those who I tarfau. Popo it 0110 of this kina, lie is n ' O * .1 S • 1 ..Pi’ Aim..1...S iianna tlist nil the interests and ambition, of thoso wlio at- seek a homo in our midst; who come I,ere friend of free discussion, but urges that all BOOK a Homo I , iliosc who do not discuss questions to suit as good and trim men, to build up their for- L. bo , 0Ilt0Ut oftho oou „ t ry. _ _ 1 f.. .1 _• sl..s .IS ass snsi nr. I . J . .■ 1 a Bt And took At Iks' —hove ornuo at the— Old. Flag Store, ON JACKSON STREET. Q-reat SOUTHERN MAIL RQ “VIA— S outh-western, Macon & tern & Atlantic—connecting KJ lcrn « /kunnuc—connect!** wliv sea & Georgia, East Teune&aee A Vi. *1 wo haii no’i’dea that our legislation would |New Advertisements^ give the colored people this preponderance. Wo only intended, by extending suffrage to GnJLXsETT’S A wefl selected slock of FORN1TORS, eoaeletlng of several nlca Chamber 8«Ui, . , AIM Half-Arm CaM Seated Dining Chain, ilng Chain, „ . , Curled Mapla Cane Seated Parlor Chain, Wlnaor Chain, Assorted Two Daily Through FROM MACON TO NF.W Jl And ell Norlhorn end Kealern Cilln.l emees over ell olhsn is line end IU WXT.Ea SHOHTBj Thau tuy Competing Rests, A N IX A I PATENT IMPROVED then!, to secure them a means oi defence against tho rebels, their lato masters. We supposed, too, tlist even their large vote would be led and controlled by our intelli- f ront chiefs and emissaries—that they would ullow the white men, yielding to them all the offices, and never assumo to wish for or aspire to atiy positions of serious response biilty. Tills was tho calculation. It was a short sighted and unwise one. To imagine that any race, preferred and elevated by express legislation above another, with which it had 'Y'jyE hsvs scoopted the Agency end fa foot CHAIRS of all descriptions, lot or Bodstosds, Single Bureoua and Wtskatandi, Wardrobes and Safes, Ac All of whloh will bo sold on ns Rail The Traveler by I Ida Roule Is not aokk.1 numerous Steamboat and Omnibus tn* ’ vosslinns dslsys, incident i 0 .,1.7; tar the connections are col PERFECT. This )o Ibe only Route Iks! Checks REASONABLE TERMS Steel Brush Colton Gins! uciabe bought from »ny ■imllor Establishment in South-Western Georgia. I expect to keep on hand all kinds of FURNITURE W these OINS upon tho'repronnttlion of ratio- l.t. ...il.mon alia ItaVS Cirtfullv tefltCll Tl bio gentlemen, who hove carefully tested I, their qualities, and who repressnl that Ibey are the needed by the oltiuns of Albany and surrounding country. ■L BARNES, Agent. Albany, August 16, 1667. Bt—if Best Gins In Ustl SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO To all points which Through Ticket* Mngnificcnt .Sleeping Cant ou I NIGHT THAINSt The country along this line of roads ||, ble for heallhfulness, grandeur of moiiktu ry, beautiful and fertile valleys, affordiit J est und most abundant fare. In faet, tli™ country on this continent that offers i ducemonlM to tho business man or pleamnl for summer travel. ’ 9oT For further information, &c., i Geueiul Ticket OHices of Southern F •I MACON, G A.. JOHN T. MOP General Southern 1 18G7.-7D. lrage, if they only exereired it to promote J. 1 s ist. ms • _ m. . experiments with this Giu and Carvers, in ginning tempt to control them. Tills would be to “ •• — oolto'n'T.ken from ItommsTiteTrtM;' w.."'ifUr' I d^FFBR For Ssl.lb. following nrllcles nt Whole- substitute political for personal slavery— „erds submitted to 111. careful examination of Com-1 U •»>• or Rotsll, at low os any houee in Mneou wliut then you stylo the** 4 Africanization of mission Merchants and Factors at New Orleane, dim Hniidt* 1 ta thn InavSfoliln manlP. nf vfHir s. n. Hill. tunes, and in doing that assist us In rcstor- j^ uw | on g w ||[ tite people slumber ? llow ing our own. long will they continue to vote for a set of — Hndicals who sustain suoli|poor trash at this toollah, narrow mindod Popo ? How long will thoy sleep, wlton their liberties are as- That miserable llttlo sheet published in JfiohOo^onun^”is*stoad!iy andmiroly torn Atlanta, and known only by a few, as the llwn ,, f rom | tn foundation. “Opinion,” lias made the disoovory that Mr. q'| 10 rao „ to whom this over defeated and Hill resolved to write no more notes on the I shallow General alludes—Hill, Johnson, situation, only wlcn ho had been informed Perry, and others-are no longer “rebel.,* 1 tho South"’ is tho inevitable result of your writes Fob. 12ib, 1607 : policy.^ You have taken care to cut dow,. ^Vonr O^Mjr.a.un.rfM mskl.^^m BEST 200 boxes Star Candles, GOO Sacks Liverpool Salt, 600 sacks Virginia Salt, Mason’s Glass Fruit With patent tops for Preserving; For sale by tho whitovotc, so that It cannot operate as a oonntorpolM or cheek upon tho colored.— white vote were num- thal Ge, Pope hsd written nletter .0 Ue, .^^^InSlsKvc^r.Z *• causes oftho rebellion,’’ aiidhavo ainue only Grant condemnatory of Ills (Hill’s) course. Tho effect of this disoovory, however, will] asked thrt tho Constitution which they loaoita ioreo when It is known that Mr. Hill have sworn to tuppoH shall bo respected by r^rs** r. 11 " Israta Chromolo Sontinol of AuguRta, two dnya t j ie j r own | ocft j \ n their own way— *ny before ho could powibly have known nny- that Congre»s shall he kept within its Con ngreHR shall be kept ml limits—and tin ‘ ^ oppressed or 1 • • at 1—4 t ion to negro domination. Tills ia their po- in Georgia must Indeed hit precarious, when u ig Hghta In ob j eo tion to mil- a. t 1 l m Am minli <mn( stilt tit IV11 ft I . ■ . * . t «. *. . • nil. thing of Pope’s letter. I Htitutioiial limits—and that the whito race The situation oftho reconstruction editors shall not he oppressed or placed in subjoc- they havo to resort to such contemptible j t despotism—the obliteration of States * *•--*"“ sii * “ ‘ measures to support their cause, and create I j,y Himplo acts of Congress—tho roversal of distrust toward their leaders in tho hearts the Ihndamental rule ot free government, oftho conservative parly. Such a course established by tho patriots ol the revolution, ... ,, n . ,1 tlieso gentlemen who havo ignored rebellion will undoubtedly react on tho party 01 iguia-1 ,, U(0 ^liUon of a |. Tor y, now ting it, and wo hopo.that tl»< ronolion will Htnnl | „| )0n sound .principles. Such simple —’ —• ' * “ ... 1 ’ " "xile, Even if the black and crically equal, tho former would secure the majority by tho inevitable division of tho whites and tho solid union of the blacks.— There are fewer renegade lrom their rnco among tho latter than among tho former. But there is no such inequality. In this, one of the greatest commercial cities of tho Union, tlio majority of the voters were five years ago held in bondage, aud their pro- ;cnitors two hundred years ugo were roam- ng savages in Africa. They havo in that time maim great progress in civilisation, but not suoli as to givo them tlio right to tlio po litical control and government ot four times their number of white people who were born firco, and until now have everbeon free, and whoso mental and moral attributes havo betn developed and improved by a civilisa tion two thousand years old. And yet surh is the state of affairs in Now Orleans. One fourth of the population ia torutotho othor three-fourths, because tile one-fourth are col ored and were fivo years ago slaves. This is certainly an effective plan to bring E ron „ . E, and worth TWOCT8. MOHE PER POUND than the Carvers. • GlnVlVoin r.sT;,':' X^lo^r On. hundred sacks Rio. J.v. sod L.,nire Coif.., 800 SACKS NEW FLOUR, July 27, 1807. L. E. & II. E. 1 AFFLICTED, READ 1G0 barrels eboiee begin *0011, that all tho people may he on- 1’ooIh a* I*ojh?, who attk for a decree of ex lightened in reference to tho character of are not fit to govern them, or to hold plaecs those who seek to mislead tlli'in. aml ilisenv. j^staiiil er who are tho true and only friendu ot tho p 0or croft tm;e, Po|r*, when ho said of wholo country. From all such men as | 1 | m> «ji 0 makes movements enough, hut theso renegade editors, Good Lord deliver most of them ore wind.”—[Hartford (Conn) us. I Times, Hchoil CORTCRtlDn. •‘SOLD.” A Convention of teaoliers from nil parts I IVo wero iod by an article in tlio Macon ol tho State lias been, nnd we believe is still Telegraph, into tho orror of stating that Gen holding its session in Atlanta. Thus far not f’opo had so explained his order in regard much has linen done, more than to receive t 0 Jurors, aa to correct the improasion that reports from sohools iu [different [sections of m grocs wore lierealVer to bo drawn ou ju- tlie State. ries. We are sorry to have made tlio luis- It is manifest from these reports that tlio take, hut wo had confidence tho statement people nre aiivo tp educational interests; ofofono who was “in communication” with both among tho whito and colored; and that (Jon. l’ope. Who wouldn't? Hero iatho every effort is boing made to promoto inlet- explanatory order: ligenoo among tho masses. Wo were par- Headquarters, Third Military District- tioularly atruok with tho report of one Air. Georgia? Alabama and Florida. Ware, of Atlanta, who, it seems, has charge Atlanta, Ga., August 23, 1867, of tho Freodmon’s school of that city, lie General Orders, No. 66. is a gentleman 11 of largo oxperionco ns n Gonoral Orders, No. 63, is not designed teacher at tho North, from whence ho hails. *° require that tho present juries already [ ' “ “ ,. • , . _, „„, drawn iu this Distnet shall he set aside, and He haa taught in achool. whore wl.tto and I jurietdrawn , nd , ummollod . b „t only colored children met fpr_inBtrtiotion, and lie ; n t ), e cate ofiuries already drawn attdsum- deelarea as tho result of his long experience, moned, that the Jurors shall be required to that tho blacks nre fully equal to tlio whites take the oath specified in General Orders does not speak well for the mhntal capacity Jorlct hereafter, listed, drswr of the white folks “down East. Don t recon and summoned, sa required in that order, lie had much to do with tho smart whito By command of Brevet Mqj. Gen. Pope, folks, and mingling only with “half-bloods" Official : G. K. Sanduwon he ha. very naturally been led into a gross! <*P‘- 33d U - *■ Inf “ tr y. » nd ** A Q He says he taught whito boys at ; , ,. - , . , 1^“ Gen. Hays once said, “Radicalism is Nashville, and that hie scholars there wore Righteousness," and hi* flatterer* praise hit very much inferior to his Atlanta scholars, three-word speech. With far more truth iu their ability and appreciation of educa- and equal brevity and alliteration can it b< tion-and we snppoeo if he had to givo hia ■£ J >' 00 !5 ta ** t »• dewlationof theSouth : , . . n ,, “Radicalism's ruin," or, recalling the out- judgment, he would pronounce Georgia I mge< comlnlltedi ..Judicallsm is Rapine whites imbeciles, compared to hia darkle | or romemhering Butler and Banka, “Radi- prodigies. Well, let every man brag on his own blood. If one don’t trumpet the merits of hia own kith and kin nobody else will.— Go on,Hri Ware, we hope you will always he successful in making a good thing for your side—but let ua beg you not to speak so diaoonngingly of those “malatoes” under your charge. Remember, sir, they are part Mack, and on nooonntof that sliould receive some comfort at your band* lie patient with them, and the “nigger" will rite supe rior to iu idiotin connections. ««l IV.UVU.UV....JJ "UHVI ealism ia rapacity;" or, counting up the al most innumerable aota of infamy committed in iu name and by iu follower!, “Radical ism it rascality;’’ or, reflecting upon the dis- race and aUtn brought upon the country iy it, “Radicalism is a reproach;’’ or, when we read iu abuse 01 til that is good and love ly, “Radionliam is rabid.” We pray that it may not be long before we can say “Radi calism is ranted.” OlbvxrImri*noV.—Somebody in Par* has constructed an apparatus, which not on ly marks on a'dtal the dleUnce trarelled by n cab, 1>y means of an Index worked by the rotation of the wheels, but it alto indicates tho distance it wonid havo ran at five miles an boar daring any time.lt may have been kept standing After the Wring haa com- oneneed. A sure mode ot'prarenting a hen from set ting—tie her legs together and hang her up. LiquorsandWines KAYTON’S OLEUM 126 barrels pure Leaf Lard, 100 kegs do., 140 Hbds. BACON, I the best. “ 1 hare yet to see a Gin that can EXCEL In speed, and so far aa l know, the quality PASSES the best stand ever made.” . Charles A. Peabody, Esq., of Columbus, Ga., writes January 4th, 18U7: “It cleans the cotton, and preserves the fibre better than any Gin I have ever tried. The Manu* faoturer that purchased and used my cotton, wrote , me that it was the Bent Ginned Cotton they had 76 barrels nsw crop Maokerel, 200 kegs Nails, ever worked. 15,000 lbs. Pure WHITE LEAD, “ I would not be without it in ginning my cotton I m* n..., for five times its worth.” * * 19 Shoulders, Sides and Hams. r£UlIS great German Liniment is ansi We are now running two of these Gins by steam J at our Mill in Albany, fla., where we are prepared 1 VIRGINIA TOBACCO, To Gin and Pack drops, and where their work may be examined. For further particulars, address us at Albany, Ua n our Agents. Messrs. Hardeman A Sparks, Macon, Ga. We are also Agents for the sale of Celebrate! Portable Haa! 200 boxes Soap, 25 Uh<ls. Cubs Molss.cs, 16 Mils I Qoldsn Syrup, 100 boles Gunny BAGUING, 100 lunnyBAf about tlio- Africnnisation which begins now ifv ’ to loom up so largely and gloomily boforo the alarmed iniagiuationa of those who have set on foot and put into operation tho ma chinery which tins effected this result. The remedy is in tho hands of thoso who havo disordered the patient, that ia, tlio legal and poacelul remedy. Wo fervently hopo lagersoll'a Power Cotten Press. Which may be soon at our Office. N. Jfc A. F. TIFT, Aug. 2D—87. Albany, On. Rolls Gunny RAGGING, 250 Coils Machine Rope, 60 Ton* Iron Bands, 26 barrels Cider Vinegar, 25 bales OSNAUURQS, 50 Bales Macon Sheeting, libic cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Pains in tho Rack, Breast, Sides or| Toothache, Nervous Headache, Earache, Sprain*, Bruise*, Swelling!, Cuts, Insect BiU Bums,! This groat remedy should be in evity k For Horses this remedy has no equal. , equal Ask for KAYTON’S OLEUM VITA" that the evil will never reach that point. it and ELY OTTO, General Newspaper Agent, 25 Bales Yarns, 5 Bales of Brotvn Drillings, 25 Bales Brow'll Shirting, 10 Bales Georgia Stripes, 100 boxes Pearl Staroh, 60 oases Sardines and | Lobsters, 100 cases Cove Oysters, 60 cases Pickles, 16 boxes Cod Fish, 100 doseo>lfROOMS, Sent by express for $1. KAYTON’S MAGIC AN EGYPTIAN REMEDY. For the euro of Sudden Coughs andO ma, Acid Stomach, Sore Throat, Hear Sioknu**, Cholera, Diarrhea, Pains and ( the Stomaoa. Sent by express for $1. ' when Niich a remedy will be impotent and unavailing, and an issue be forced upon our i,rartn tilling, to 11 v* toll ioomu ini ivivuu I already sufficiently nffiicted scotion, far tran- | NEXT TO soending in gravity and in the seriousness of its consequences iIiobo which have hereto fore produced so much misery nnd ruin. —Bryan Slrsel— TUE CORNER 175 Barrels Stuart’s Sugar: Kay ton’s Dispepticl Arc a sure and pleasant cure for Dvh >uh Disorders, Constipation, and all V the Liver, Stomach anu Or BULL 20 barrels Copperas, 100 ksea POWDER, 500 bags regularly will nlesnse the blood. This I 1 * D I irsanlnof snlI.ltiltniia T>!1la iii-ni. nlssJ M Joseph From (he Columbus Sun. Brews, (lei. Pope, aa! the (At Ford & Thompson's News Depot,) - - - GA. SAVANNAH, aug27 Stale University. L. J. QUILMAKTIM, JBO. FUHNBEY, S. W. DK1FMM3NU. It will ho remembered that Joseph Brown got rip-roaring mad at the 8]>eech of young liox, at the recent Commencement at Athens, He it was who complained about tlio matter n n called meeting of tho Board of Trustees ofthoUniversity,and, wo regret to say, that tlio Board did not do ita duty by immediate ly expelling Joseph. It is very generally believed that Joseph induced Gonoral Pope to adopt the very harsh and unjust ac tion towards tho University, embodied in his orders withholding the necessary funds for its support. “Quondam,,, intelligent and truthflil cor respondent of the New York Times, who was present on the occasion, devotes a letter to the subject, from which wo make the fol lowing extracts : A little spark may make a large fire.— Mr. Cox's speech is really as little incendia ry as nny speech could be. and yet, becanse a number ofboye and girls applauded up roariously because a stupid brass band thought proper to play “Dixie," and be cause the author of the “Notes on the Situs L, J, GUILMARTIM & CO., SHOT, 600,000 PERCUSSION CAPS, 6,000 lbs. BAR LEAD, ALSO, A No. 1. PIANO, Very lUHe used and iu perfect order, WANT TO BUY Very lltH Wb qpraaoacp greatest anti-Uilious Pills ever placed I public. Sent by mail for 30 cents per box. The above medicines*are prepared asdid 1‘bof. II. II. KATTd SavaiukJ To whom all orders should be addressed; f Agents, A. A. 80L0M0NS & CO., Whol * gists, Savannah, Qo. . ' Beware of counterfeits. The genuine tal II. II. Kayton’b signaluro on edch bottle A liberal dincouut COTTON FACTORS I Hides, Tallow, Beeswax and Wool, I AMD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, OeorKia. 10- Liberal ADVANCES mads on CONSIGN MENTS. sar Orders promptly filled, at Lowest Market Raten. Aug. 20, 1807 2iq 8m 87 For which we will pay tho Highest Market Prices, Seymour, Johnson & Co. Auguat 10, 67 TATEM, undshjrbruggistB and CountryM generally. T July 1H L, E Sc Ift E WcIcli,Ase»Uj ALBAST,! THE CELEBRATED T. J. i’LLNT & C0„!pratt conoN gin,| 80- • Mulberry Street- • • 80. IMI-A-COUST, C3-JA. IMPORTERS OF. AND DEALERS IN China, Crookery and Glass Ware. I Fox* Bale at TN addition, keep* always on band a Bill stock Market, Knife, Lunch and Traveling I of Clothes, Mark Bask W. I. VASON’S. 140, 60, 60, 70 and 80 SAW. Partisan Life with Meshy. Muhlback’s Hixloricai Novels. Louisa of Prussia and her times. Frederick Tba Great and his Family* u h *• •• •• Court The Merchant of Berlin. Berlin nnd Hans Souci. Joseph the II. and His Court. Henry the VIII. and His Court. The last chronical of Barnet—ByV Raymond's Heroine—A Novel. Diavola—-By M,_E. Brandon. —ALSO- iketa ; Juniperand Painted Tubs and Boekele ; tioo. n who used to be a citixen of LaGrangte' Japanned Chamber Bette, Water CooUrs, Tea Trays I ST ARTIES NEEDING ■hook hand* with and congratulated Hr- 1 Cu ?J^[ 3r ' ***“• F,ul, sv l.ksd vltk tUs Isi,r0T<d Colton Gin St Low Bgurts Parties needing new gins can be fum- Cox, who lives in^Granpe, and ha. been I ”?l 1 * e r *TrIiV»p W p"i « rSb.rel'Z'ouS known to Mr. Ilili from his infancy, a politi ■ • • • • ihi cal significance haa been given to the speech which Hr. Cox nover Intended, and of which no member of the Board of Trustees or of the faculty ever dreamed. I trust that when the foots are made known to Gen. Pope, and that he ia made to see wherein they differ from the excited PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Mr. T. J. Flint has this day sdmillsd Mr. Win. L. J Stark into partnsrehtp in Ms business, whloh will bo oontionod under the firm name of T. J. FLINT A CO. sng 24 In dBhmtXi aaaa c G?aoaaas>< The reputation of Ibis Gin is well known in Ibis Standard Literature, blood and Thunder Novels. New School booke and St.liGisf gL. Any Book published promptly customers. -.mo.(I L. E. WBlCHJj; July 27. Bookseller. .** “ eportfi which have been made to him, all vill A Fat Ornca.—The British Ambassa dor at Paris ia now Lord Lyons, formerly the British Minister at Washington. The saUry la 160,000 a year, together with an outfit of £40,000 and a fine residence in the Rnc du Faubourg St. Honor*. Lord Cow ley, who now retiree on a pension of £8,600 per anunm, has held the office for fifteen years. Here is the pith lest sermon over preached: “Onr ingress fatto Hfoia naked and bare ; our pragreosthosgtlilskkroDfilfssaiiiiii Jomrar.tliDt Idww-Wn our egrets out of it we know not where: hut “ *“ - - ■ doing well hers we shall do wall there; I could not toll more by praochiag a year.” be well again, and tho University can go on. It would seem unduly harsh to pun ish a whole people by closing a principl College of the South for imprudence of a number of excited and ungovernable boys. Any one who ia familiar with the under graduates of tho great European Universi ties and the students of the Northern Col leges will know how unreasonable it would be to hold the f iculty answerable fora: 1 their conduct daring a Commencement. • * * * * • August 10, 07 83lf T. E. WHITAKER. lTnitcd States Hoj THE Model School for Young Ladies. Andrew Female College, OUTHBERT, GEO. Dividend No. 27. *■ WIHTAKER & 8AS8EEN... South-Western Railroad Comp’ny | wmi | U „„„ u U mirod ,ard.e( Orricx, Macon, Ga., \ August 8, 1867, / w ILL Mtar upoa its Next SCHOOL YEAR oa A DIVIDEND of ($4) Four Dollars per share on lke Capital Stock of this Company, as held on Ike 8laft. nit., hat this day been declared by the Panenger ^*^**ljh Corner Alabama and Pryor Sts. augl—lm* .1 - , „ . - , Board of Directors from the earnlags of the Road Meaday, October ilk, 1867. I for tke sir months ending 3let. ultimo, payable on . r T?i* r Y* d *■ *w»ber) rep. I ani after Slat, Inal, in Ualled States Currency. 4V * *C*m*e* They are alt welllHed,nad Tke GoYermcmt Tax will be paid by this Cc thorough ia their respective depariaeate. I panOTvi'• • ^ Tke Couia# of Study Ismxteoair# aad cotapleie. Stockkeldfrain Savannak Will receive tkeir DivK ‘*j Mueic, Drawlag and Paiattag are I denda at tke'Central Rail Rnnd Bank. GKomoiA—Dougherty County. Whereas, B. J. Johnson, ^ Robert Jdhnson, dec’d, applies io . sell all Ihe lands belonging to ■»** ■JL-iJ taught i, Gen are therefore to ci le As everything oft the kiud is exaggerated nnd misrepresented now. in order io inflame SjSffc'am vouch with my life I hopnto be ablq to let yon know soon that the storm has blown Boudl*£Houat, No. 1.1. til ntptcli. Ire nilll** ’• ‘ Young I “Old Franklin," and that whatever ooottmo tion may be legitimately put ou what Cox ■aid and hi* ad mint* did, Ua aud their ia- ■ pcrrectiv. ;Houw, No. i*d it A HOME li Tte PkjrMrel Trelti.*. Cmiin,, Mtntaa-MUlag, “4 N«*rel 8ok«>l Dipirtm.ata, *11. prreul uu> turacllv* freturre. * TkaDiHipUt* ciouite wrpuMd. *k* TMcbere tr. all n.ulntlj 8outk«re. field fit* Catalogue. A. J.HAMIJ.TON, Frei't- JNO. X. BOIFKOILLET, A ^ tl8 ^ T4tW - 8 ^ MdT and next-of kin of said <1 . at my offioe within Ihe time prem ^ «hnw rEiiwp. if anv they can, w»y OUST OPENED 1 I aevr tavoloa of tkaaa FINS CICARS, «how canre, if any they can, "*a?'eu r |1na.r'my b«n_a .nd 20lh li.v of July, 186,. July 30,1867 W.H.' "THA? TOBACCO." LB.4H E. WF.ICn- RfU L0OI8A OODYttew IU* nU«|u i>- XQLfondagher MyJkimda of Albany aad ■’ «uuy, UU ah* i * 1 A dminlrtffltOf’l tn-rm Will bt aolJ before tk* CjjJJSikrt N R. Mv - --- -- BAM^TON. Ftw't. 33», that eh* aHlkteh** fa tewiag, asJ would j iaa4 auabw out 4reJ,4 * J .Ttaoner* or laai year will b« wUk ase ke ptaaeid. tq tieilvt a Uberal share of tkeir patron- 16th Diatrict of said conniy, TTlnM Qi » .«« ■* I if*. ed. Term* cask. . F g. f Augoet re4,67. tw2w w5w I ang. 27. I Aug 18,67 Adm 1 ot F - Aug 1