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XIX.
ALBANY, GEORGIA, SEPTEMBER 9. 1865.
jfcinj fatrint.
t u, Hionan.
.''■‘' 5ST ._at the old stand.
|I,J 1 (Quire of Eight Lines, for the
Min'"!. fiMits for Mob
-svsble in sdrnnce.
hcrlUe longer than three
J^the following reicsi
i3 raoa'C moa.ll year
^7. sTuolsn OO.SZlToo
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.18 ool 28 00
24 00 36 00
30 00 44 00
"•/"..|a5 Ool 60 00
...|40 OOi 55 00
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" ...{GO 00| 70 00
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LAW NOTICE.
T HE * Proclamation of Governor Johnson ot the
7th instant, bovingaalhorisedUie dvH officers
of the State to “ proceed (after taking the amnesty
a- cr ——*
oath)
offices according to
the discharge of
too lavs In existence prior to
commission merchants
we take
inconsistent with our present condition,’
this occasion to say that onr office has be ,
for the transaction of professional business, and
where one or us can always be conssulted,
PETER J. BTROZER,*'
HM. E. SMITH.
Albany, Aug. 12,1865.
Purchasing Agents,
Third, Between Chery and Mulberry Street*.
MACON, GEORGIA. *
LAW NOTICE.
30 00
40 00
60 00
60 00
70JD0
75 00
80 00
85 00
00 00
T HE Courts being open for the transaction oj
buisness, I bare returned from tho country to
town to resume the practice of my profession, and
will attend promptly and faithfully to all business
entrusted to me,
L. P. D. WARREN.
Albany, Aug. 23, 1866. 25^-tf
..ftlAL NOTICE.
of candidates for office, $10,
f"“'be charged for nt regular ad-
"rlla be paid iu adrancc.
f i«lt lines, of brevier, make one
‘* Uffoents that make over eight lines
, « ne3i counted as two squares.
(heir advertisements
will
thev wish them to occupy,
individual benefit, will be
for each Insertion,
rp.iuarc Tor eacn insertion.
i> r .fi^ionitl Cards per year $20 00.
’ payable in advance $20 00.
AdvcrtiscmenU.
W our rates tor lejjal advertise-
SPECIAL PARDON.
EXPECT to leave in 20 days for Washington
Cit y and will bring back with me Special Pardon
those desiring me to serve them. My charge
will be reasonable, so none can complain. I think
it best for qjl applications to go by band. If yon
send through the regular channel and await the
return, your Pardons may come too late—they may
never come. * *
1 cau bo found for the next 20 day« nt Americas
A. W. PERSONS.
Atfy at Law.
August 12th, 1865. 24—20d
School ‘Wanted.
B Y a Gentleman qaalified to teach the Latin,
Greek, German and French Languages, and
v of eight lines or less..$ 3 00
*p N . pale*, per levy..... 5 00
per levy- 6 00
ion 4 00
„ fr , of Guardi an ah’p 4 00
of dismission from Admin*
6 00
for distnisrio-i from Guar* |
4 00
«««
i Creditors 4 00
3 00
property, ten days 3 00
the usual KngliaL branches.
Address
Albany; Sept. 2,1865.—6w
TEACHER,
Patriot Bos,
Albany, Ga.
WITHERS & LOUD,
GENERAL
ALBANY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th, 1865
nhera of the Conventlou.
OEN. O. J. WRIGHT,
HON. JOHN JACKSON.
The above gentlemen are announced aa candi
dates to repreeeat Dougherty Co. In the cqnvention
whieh is to assemble tn Milledgeville on the 4th
Wednesday in October, 1865. They still be sus
tained by a large number of their fellow-cititens at
the ensuing election on the first Wednesday in Oc
tober,
INDEPENDENT VOTERS.
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco, 4c.. Ac.
Orders for any article in our market promptly
filled. Gold and Silver bought and sqld.
Special attention given to the purchase of Cotton
by our Mr. Loud, who has' 23 years’ experience in
the business.
WM. W. WITIIERS. 4
Late of Withers A Co., Atlanta, Ga.
P. H. LOUD,
Late of McBride, Dorsett 4 Loud:
account of jJodal; IT
S*****.-... .—. —
n«vl. early in Uny, near Wiebieetoo, Georgia,-ftr - eJ
the purpoaeof qiekingtos wayloNaswuorHqvli.; c- s
na from some point on th a Florid* mil, Hewa*
to attend to tome public business at 1
»m) then rejoin the president in transmission win
Matamoras and Texas. - He travelled’direetlygouth
through Georgia nod Florida, nn horseback,-db.*
KiriP flf thft iv>iltn«ntn nf T'lr.wi.L. - U-- : ■ •
smtucu.
We respectfully refer, by penaiision, to Messrs.
Barret 4 Bell, Mitchell, Reed 4 Co., Lee, Jeaee 4
Co., D. P. Ferguson 4 Langston, Crane 4 Hammock.
Atlanta, Ga.; and J. W. Fears 4 Co.,' Dunn 4
Maugham, G. F. 4 II. E. Oliver, J. L. Sausherry.
E. C. Grannies, Macon, Ga.; Messrs. Cameon 4
Co., Joyce, Alexander 4 Co., Eufaula, Ala.
August, 12th, 1866. 24—
ALBERT rI ELDS.
W. C. JELXS.
R. B ALLIT.
Scliool Notice.
P.8. B. A WESTBROOK announce* to thepub-
FIELDS A CO.,
Commission and Forwarding
Merchants,
(Washington Street, next deot to Exprese Office.)
6 00
rales will be required ‘
’ E.
SPECIAL NOT I
Adminipwatorf', Executors
•cd bv law to bo held on
r.» .n:h, between tlfte hours of
iud three in tho afternoon,
be county in which the proper-
fl . „( it,cue pales must be given
dtjys pee-
personal property must he
L-;atr. through a public gazette tea
•Arii'iind"creditors of an estate must
J^J^lic that she will open, on the third Monday in
ALBAN Y; GEORGIA.
bxalxm »
September, * Mai? and Female Sehool in tho houae
fdlmerly used by Mrs. Davidson,
BATES or TUITION (PXft SCHOLASTIC* YBAB.)
First Class, ^including higher English
branches).
Second Glass
Third Class....
French and Latin, (each,)
Music -
Albany, Sept. 2, 1865.
$36 00
80 00
28 00
...» 10 00
..... 60 00
26—2t
Groceries Boot*. Shoe., Batt, Cupt,
Spun Tarn. te.
W. c. Jelks will aUsni to .11 ulu of Cottoa.
Albsny, Avgust 25tb, 1865. —25
X. X. BttCCX.
Albany Male and Female
Academy.
ALBANY, GA., AUG. 28, 1866.
rjlllE undersigned bare leased the Academy for-
,j 0 n will be made to the Court
pell Laud must Us publish-
f Administration, Guardian-
i-hed thirty days—for dis-
3.Un»ini<t»‘iition, monthly six months—
vuarJi irinbip forty days.
JftUfftw<tftvnre of Mortgages must be
onihs—for establishing
li"i ful ip-ice of three months—for
^fiomLvccutors or Administrators,
to been given by tho deucuscd: U»o
, CONNALLT.
mcrly occupied by Mr. J. 8. Ingraham, where
they will open a Select Sehool to commence on the
2d MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT.
It is the design of tho undersigned to build up a
first class Institution, aad the patrons of the Sehool
may rely on every effort possible being made to ad
vance tho interests of the School and pupils.
Good board can be obtained In town at '
bl Tuirton Twenty-Two Dollars for Fall session,
(fourteen weeks.) .
Incidentals One Dollar.
A competent music Teacher will furnish Instruc
tions to those d&iring it at the usual rates.
Kev’d GEORGE MACAULEY,
R. L. HINES.
Albany, Ga., Sept. 2,1865. 26—
thos. s. xondA*.
E. M. BRUCE &. CO.,
283 Broad Street, Augutla, Co.,
BANKERS AND COTTON FACTORS,
DXALS&S XXCLUSIVSLT IW
Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Coin, Uncurrent Money
and Cotton.
k CONNALLY
i the citizens of Albany
pmcutiouciy of Medicine, Mid-
•. and trust, by assiduous at-
iur i^cfmi&Q, to gaiu a share of the
. 4«ii?i«d by Col. Wright, where
WUaib; day or night.
*2^24th. ]A86. 17—C
GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY.
Ordinary's Office for said county.
nrrTHEREAS, Matilda C. Tisou and Ttomad
yy Tison applies to me for lcttcrs^of adciinu-
/1 PARK, OF ALBANY,
^ erruher tn Eclectic rbysician, with
«txperitur. i a the regular practice of
ul Surj;«rv, i« still offering his profes-
iLe people of the City and sur-
t ration on the aetata‘of WiUiam W. Tison, Into of
said county, deaoaeed t . . .
These are, therefore, to notify the kindred and
creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my
office on or before the first Monday in October next
to show cause, if any they havo, why said letters
should not be granted to the applicant.
Given under my hand aad official signature, this
August 21st, 1866,
September 2d, 1666.
JAMES W. ROUSE,
Ordinary.
<s Bro*(] Street, acar the Post Office.—
ie street with Thorn, Cutiiff and Tift.
r.:b. 2d, 1?61—if.
W. Alexander,
E NT T I S T .
^/E'-’U.V offers hisstrvices to the eili-
•r.y an-i Mirrouncing country. Will
ace of those wisilng bis services
sa psyment at market prices.
: ^
GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY.
Ordinary’s Office for.said county.
VTTHEREAS, F. M. Tison and Tbeo W. Ttaon
W makes application to mafor letters of ad
ministration on the estate of William W. Tison, late
of said county, deceased: -
These aro, therefore, to notify all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased tote and
appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law to show cause, if any they have, why eeid let
ters should not be granted to the applicants.
Given under my hand and official signatory, this
August 23d, 1865.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Now Cotton House at ApalaoUoola, Fla.
From all accounts* from South-Western Georgia,
it appears that there is still a great quantity of cot
ton in this section. Up to the present time,
the holders thereof have beem unable to forward
the same to market, for lack of trunspartsvtion and
other assistance necessary. Messrs. E V ,M« Bruce
4 Co., of Augusta, having learned the situation in
this part of the State, have determined upon estab
lishing a house at Apalachicola. Florida, for the
purpose of rendering the planters in South-Western
Georgia, Eastern Alabama, and Florida, the same
assistance they do holders of cotton In other sec
tions. The new firm will be'carried on under the
name of B. M. Bruce 4 Co., Morgen 4 Co.
We have spoken before of the great benefits plan
ters and holders of cotton bave received by availing
themselves of the privileges extended to them by
this house. It U unnecessary to refer to them
again. The great benefits ere too apparent. And
the holders of cotton in this sectien of the South in
which E. M. Bruce, Morgan A Co., proposes to ex*
Lend their business, will soon-find out that what
these gentlemen are willing to do for them in the
way of taking charge of their productions, if as
much for tae benefit ef the owner as for the party
who readers ths assistance necessary to get it to
market. * ^
side of th* peninsula of Florida." He whs
no boats conkl be found on tbe Miters c.
went then to the gulf ebgre, whetoMer V
deUy.be tnicceeded. in getting a whip yaitf beat
u ',k5ei f .|i fl i
[From tbe Bii-too’/AdveflisCr, Angust 19:] -
Hon. A. H. Stephens At' Fort warren.
A paragraph sypeered some time ago in the New
York. Journal ot Commerce, and was given some
Slight circulation in ibis city, making statements to
tbe effect that Alexander H* Siepltess^o! Georgia,
and Vice President of the tote SouUir'n Confederacy,
was ancomfortably confined and onjundly treated at
Fort Warren. Feeling assured tbwt «ueh 'reports
were tbe exact contrary to the trurir.cwe took 1lie
psinstosend a reporter to the fort to invest i*tte the
matter for the benefit of the public. As we were
sure of doing, we learned that tl>e dirtingnishedc^p
live is treated with llieaunoet kiminees, snif granted
every privilege compatible with' bis position aud safc-
ty as a prisoner of State. • * .
Mr.Stephens is quartered in a* room, panially be
low the level of the parade ground, to the left of the
entrance to the forL » His apartments are on a level
with those occupied liy the subordinate officers of
the garrison, some of whom vacated thetr quarters
that he might ocrupv them. There is plenty of light 1
from windows opening on the pamdo grouud. The
walls ol Fort Warren Hre t-o thick that the sir in the
office rs’ quarters.is otten s*» dump as to require a fire
in the inidelenf the suniraer.imd Mr. Steph mis shares
the necessity with the reel, lie has a fire whenever
wishes it, aad is so accommodated every day at
•sent, ns lie is-in deiirwteJa-alth.
The prisoner is uhowod to commute hi«
money, ai d m»w l>e has his m
cers* mess,sharing the expe.— -,-, v ... .
others. A corporal i* detailed k> wait upon him. and I ahe sank., % In this .boat, jvkh a. light mast, sail ai
the guard who paces before his v;indows gives him eomp:»ss«ab(l only provisions of boiled rice, wh'.i
the means ol communicating his wishes i\t any hour, ,h * h*il nnrA?*A ti
of the day or night, lie is not rexiricted in hm lib
erty, however, but having given his parole, is allow
ed to -walk where he pleases,and as much as he
pleases, on the island, between reveille and retreat
L HAVE TIIIS DAY tsksa into partnership
TUOMAS 8. MORGAN. I do this w recogni-
, and appreciation of hit uaimpoaeh%blo iatog-
and high capacity aa a business man, and bis
__id high capacity
long satisfactory and successful management of ay
commercial and financial affairs, and his fidelity to
my interests, (having been with me almost without
interminion for more than fifteen years.) I Mo
hereby command him with confidence *o the tarn-
ness public. E. M. BRUCE.
iOr All papers In Georgia are requested to pub
lish the above one month aad send bill to E. M.
Bruce 4 Co. __ _
August 23,1866. 26—lm
T. taXAXGSfOX. BXXJ. X. CRXXR. C. C. SAMM0CX.
LANGSTON, CRANE & HAMMOCK,
GENERAL COauniSSlOH
(UNDER EXCHANGE HOTEL.)
Alabama Street—Atlnnla, Geo«Ia,
W ILL ,i.e prompt .nd porionol .Itontion to
tho purchase aad lale of all kind* ot
Merchandise &. CounUy Produce.
CONSIGNMENTS solicited. Special attention
given to orders.
Editor or Patriot—Dean 8ia: With your per-
miaaion I wish to say to the readers of your paper*
that I will send, by return mail,, to all who wish it,
[free] a Recipe, with full directions for making and
using a simple Vegetable Balm, that win effectually
remove, la tea days. Pimples, Blotehw, Tan, Freck
les, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. . .
I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
or Dare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start a full growth of Lux
uriant Hair, Whiskers,' or a Moustache, in less, than
thirty days. ’
All applications answersd by return mail witheut
charge. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
831 Broadway* New York.
asrxaxMcxs.
O. W. Williams ft Co., Cborl«*t«n, 8. C.i T. W
Neely, A. J. Brady. 8aeannah. Oa. 1 Ball A Chria-
tian, J. W. Burke, Robert el Dualap k Co., E. ”•
p.ue, Macon; Go.; L. S. M«OwifO, H. K. Iliac*,
W. C.Connelly, Albany, Go. | Marcbannof Atlanta
August 6,1865. »*-*■*
. M. Cromwell,
tlil professional services to the citiseni
vicinity.
he Post Office*
8C5 -16—lj
September 2d, 1866.
JAMES W. ROUSE,
Ordinary.
IT01*1035].
AM now ready lo accommodate * few DAT
■ -J^ne 17,
J BOARDERb’.'"! auo eojlclt the patronage of
H. V. Callaway \
*«r»!ee« to tbe cilitm.
lllfc. “ “
transient customer*. No. effort will be *pared to
satisfaction. My rctlaonce is on Jackson
Street, near Rnst^-Warcbonsa.
ieinlty.
14—tf
& HOBBS,
| t °RNEYS at law,
ALBANY, oa.
« lo out appllealions
. fur those worb otter 320,000,
J'tf'lrSs el ", p \‘ :d iallle Amnesty Pro-
1 w * will bring
C«(ir.^I°r. <r 7. l "' ,ort . tlie Brorisional
b> oi
F* ‘ !1 its Lunckt 1 ,'''"'" 1 ' f0r the P rMac « « f
Jatj nj, ] KM
HINES A IIOBBS.
21—lm.
Law notice.
ra; ed 'fTti-
_ * public, P^k-’^onal services
I.* 1 ! r mt«<| l oLi,‘"“^.promptly to all
lUildiag. CWe - Office up stairs in
• k H 23,1?#,
. 11 F. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
Albanv. Ga.
2 >—3m
Mrs. B. F. COLLINS.
Albany, dept. 2d, 1865.* 2»-Im
Macon Telegraph copy four times and ssnd
idrertiser. .
OIA—DOUGHERTY COCNTT.
3 8. B. Maybcc applies to me for let-
administration on the eetato of 8«n-
Tbcso are. Sebefore. to cite and admonish all and
.in$"?£kit>£&Li erwlitor* of ..id ■
rr&r.iid .linear at my office within the limo pre-
i^ed by l.w to ritow cinsMf any the, bare,
letter, shoulduot be granted.
should
office in Albany, Slat August, WM. fl’iLDER,
•Albany. Sep.. 2, 0riiM ^
OBOBOIA^DOmiHERTY COUNTY.
0co . H. King applies to mo for
FF administration on^tba estate of
. * late of said county, dec’d.
Bet. B. therefore, to cite ami admonish Ml
Tbe*®!SI'the kindrod and creditors ol said de-
“ 4 fi D £bl Mdappear nt my offic. within th. time
c !!l2ritadbytaW *o ^ow cause, ir any they Imre,
presenbou or I(J n0 , fce gr » n t.d.
why 0*1® loiter* so d official , lgB ,ture
- Often nnder j 1805.
Office in Albany- Scptem. ^ j, WIt p EBi
Albany. Sorb
ATKINS, DUNHAM & 00 n
COMMISSION AND
Jfflrhmrjfring ^Jer^antis
Apalaohioola, Fla.
August 6,1M5.
wj*. l. r. mno*. wx.u. cnaJusa*
WM. A. MoKEWZIE &. CO.
General Commission Merchants,
Cotton Brokers
Agents,
Apalachicola.- —--Florida.
akFBKKXces.
John MeNah, EulSula, Ala., J. B. A W H. Ross.
Macon. Ga. CoL N: Tift, Gen. A. II. Colquitt, Al-
uSTOhm O.'J; Munnstlyn, Cambridge, Om,
Hon. T. M. Furlbw v Amorieus, O*. ^
Augost 2Cth,18C5;
r. U, SITTOX.
. STITON &. LAWS,
Grocery Commission Merchants,
(NEAR KILES- CORNER,)
Marietta Street, Atlanta, Boof|i*.
NTJMB'Efl37,
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-tot*
Escapa iff J.'P. Bar
•The’Worbra‘Uitayintt if-”
two men who were willing to risk
lhesea init. Tbe open boat was about fifteen feet
long, in which they coasted (he pehjncula tnL 'tW
reached One of the keye off the Florida mf,w*hera
they succeeded in procunitg a boat »o mew but lm*.
-ger. in which they put ip tea tn qrnea the gulf
""»It w aea tn c.raea-tne guU
stream, and fonnnately revhed Bordea nnoa tin
banks aftet . nantge ”**• - :r
On the Win Bay of July, after an unsOEeettfei
»|tempt.to reach Nassau; fr-which he was baffled br
head winds and heavy .weather, ha put back
Bordes, and on Friday, the I4ib, the sloop foundered
a thirty mHes from the nearest land. The vessel went.'
k*. t trtmi the . ffi «Wn aa rapidly, iharhe* whh the crew, had Urtlr '
equally with tl e t«mc to jump into a. skiff ia tow of Ute alwip h*ieii T *» H
except Jthat at one hour during the duy, that , assign-
Somstbixo Nxw.—We call attoutfon to ths advtr-
>t of the Dspkl Elliptic or dooblt Spring
Skirt. Though a receipt invention, it haa bscoms
vary, popular, and ia rapidly obtaining the prefer-
over, other kinds ia uaa. The rods in it are
mposed each of two dalicata and well-tempered
ateel springs, which are ingeniously braided to
gether edge to edge, the lower rods heavier, and
having a double covering. This peculiarity of con
struction makes this skirt vary strong and durable,
aad also ao exceedingly flexible that it readily
adapts itself to the form of the wearer, and allows
of any amount of doubling and crushing without
Injury te iu shape. These sklrU art unquestionk-
blj the lightest, moat desirable, eomforuble and
economical ever made. These are advantages which
ladies, who have experienced the discomfort and
inconvenience of single springs, will duly appre
ciate.
the negroes had cooked hr breakfast—ia tlne i
and overloaded boat, and having but one oar, tww r L
u.ud* for liutd, and. as tho weather.wi* cUm.endm*-. K
vessel hi sight, by dint of energetic scuUinr U
eerily reached the lighthouse. Jn a verscl from
Benjaraiu rmSuM f/, M u aW
that point ]
His whole trip has.ofr4qtird UtA.bert pirtof >
months, out of which 30 days have been t
sea in miserable open boats...* ^ , w
How to &M3<* - -1),
1. Examino the appearuqce ofa bill-—Uio'gctnatn*
hare "general datk, neal appearance.
2. Exam.fi' 1 the vigi.ette.
ff.u . the vignetttv.or picture in l tie middip - *. *
of jhe lop; see nth.. Iky o') UcItgnftS lonCmclaS '
d t«i.sparent,*oe-aofr and even, andte sCutchy-
3. Examine well tiie face: «ee if tl*e>xpieWUW'‘ : “* ;
ed for Mr. Reagao’s exercise on the ramparts,
Stephen* ia required to remain in his nx>m* fly the
terms of his parale, while walking wherever his fan
cy dictates, he does not apeak to any *one except the
commissioned officers of the garrison, und neither the
eulisted men nor the occasional visitors to the fort
can enter into conversation with him.
Mr. Steptiens exercises hisprivilege very sparing
ly* *od spends much of hia time iu writing in Ins
vedto. He could .make some very valuable contri
butions to the finer history of the Itfte rebellion, if
lie were disposed to do ao; and it seems highly proli-
ablethat he ia occupying his leisure in such a work.
We are informed that Mr. Stephims expresses him- 4 See ifthe drsnerv rkf^rc»mit» » f -cl '
his whole .marine*. Ji•
U “ !** V “ b< 7 n 8,nCT , h, ‘ “*° 6- Exarairifc the tnediKion, r«iing anj h«d s a«r •*-
pebhc l.te, variable and precarious; he lately re- circular orn.,»en tf around tho fi g ,fres eta SdJv '
narked U.lthe aaat Fort VVarran autted him bet they are reoulsr, smoo.h and onl*n7’nhtV^rhv ’ J *
ter and aeeased more .delight I ol than any watering. Thi , wnrk in rtl( ,;, wnil , ,,
plsce Ire had ever visaed. , paper, ;rj« lo.no., the w*,tiv r m a« -v,
DlrUragao^Ute Omfedente Postmaster General, j q -|.^ xar : -• - * • * ” *
captured at the >ume tme with Jeflerson ltavia, oc- j- n f f he bail
copied rooms on the same floor with mid quite Ri sr j*
those as^rgned to Mr. Stephen*. He tskes his ex-
are distinct and easy, natural and iitedike; eartiea-
Is rly the eyes. • - -• ' “ - ?
erci.se, in the form of a daily walk
the company q! a commissioned officer. ^
Capt. Livermore is now in command or the post
at Fort Warren, Major Appleton having migued
his commission. Lieut. Woodman, who has* fora >i:ie
time had charge of the prisoners coiffined Here, being
about to l-avethe service, was “lately prea*-nted by-
Mr Stephens with a valuable work from that gen-
ilemauV library, as a token of appreciation of tbe
gentlemanly uiAnner in which hn has performed his
duty.
“Modern Improvements."
and smooth and even: counterfeits- look wc .if *
w-itha file. • . % -.
8 Ghserve x t1i^ i^Ond tiri'ud'.vri'tina rm*r»»ed
the hill, whW» M,^;d*b>*thwk. : eqtfa»- iAiitoiod f ‘
distance of a unihirw ^opv. ifbUieSvifli ^ T&S to ^
in genuine notes inwici.dilv; .
LPerfectly. CouatKiettewodHMB 4,1,5^11;. j rt a.
To CoxauwFTivxa.—The undersigned hav
ing been restorccl to'health In a few weeks by-a
very simple rsmedy, after having suffered several
years, with a severe lubg affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption—is anxious to make known
to his frUow-suflerers ths meant of care.
To all who desire it, hs Witt send a copy of the
prescription used, (flee of charge], with the diree-.
tjons for preparing and using the >*amc r which they
will find a aure eure for Cohscwtiok, Asthma,
BaoNcnma, .Cocoas, Cou>», cto. The only object
of the advertiser in pending the Prescription
benefit the affileted. and spread information - which
he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer wlU try hts remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, •
WUUamshurgk, Kings County,
New York.
•eptember ftth, 1606.
connt*rfvit*(fU-one' was the
mrdalllon head.,’ rignrilet Mcl'iai the
tng.-.or ruling ubavF.thq letters.
wofk.or |
A short time agon procession of men in search of
work were moving ulopg the streets of New York.
The inscription upon one of their banners was The
re^stabfitfbotrnt of the Union, with all the modern
improvements. u The editor of the Neuf-Y«»rk Day
B«M>k, observingibe motto, indulges in the following
reflections: j *"
Now, what are M the modern improvements,”
which U»e«e men thus glory over? It a^ewrsthtl
they were wot satisfied with the old Uniutf. They
Wanted.* 4 modern improvements?’ Well, they Mv*
got them with a xengeance. A debt Of throe or fonr
thousand millions of dolls ns is one “ moderp improve-
mfnttaxes upon everything that we eat, drink,
taste or smell, U another '• modern Improroment
tHree or four millions qf laty, iJle, nun-prodnbing . .
negroes, ia another 44 modem improvement ;** .cotton m»*h' tf»e crucible, but
sbminga fifty rents per yard, sugar twenty c*nla per interposed. A few droge-o£. araterm BMaafiriie
pound, coffee seventy cent* per p.iuod. and tea one 5? «*lphurou» add in (he ,re,| hot crucJbUa fc r
* " J - *■-“ rfitnfoH »ihiI i-tlL-igi*y.? 1
Some salphurons acid is poured into it. *Riii a
thbiigl^fct rmr.moa tethperatuverone of the a
UUleofknown boA^,posse*** t\# ‘ J -
rJ rematntng^jff ^ imt hot
•drop of lt^ evaporates; in fact.it ip t]
dollar and a half per pound, are aii •* modern lin- ditoted arid gets' into JmmedL
provementa*;’ three hundred thousand untaxed no- htoted mrtri.instaftriy flashes
hility. grinding the life-blood out of working meh, ™pWltyand eoergy of theevs
that they may roll in luxury, is irhpther “ modern fedwtoiatoriitod and.to fttoen & Us
improvement;** swanns of ta ^gatherers, more nu- hot crucible! from whieh, seizing ih»
marouB ttian the lice of Epypt, prying into every 11 ■Ptlh.melts, it taay be throwSout b
n>au*s busincs.. and eating out the subatance nftlie 'of th* aMeetshod observer. Tbis-fainuM
people, is ano her - modcro improvement Provost °* Ml,r *l raagie.-aml as tnneh like a ...
Marshals, dressed in a little brief authority, turning »ny operation ortbaSoeceaef nstave ehWJ ^LT ..v,.«
their tt.ejeo.able tvbeel of dearb,- while tlm poor wile - certainly one .of the most sin .ularlv ..
and terror-strielten ch.Uron mmmI trem Minglv by, is ««•'>—•- W - “‘"H •»»
another " modem inipiueemeut ; v * ' *'*
arbitrary nrresta snp;,ressiiigof ncws|#pere, denial , . ... B -™
of trse rp<..ech, ail ih-e. 1 are - modern irupt*ovementK. v [ fAyid abstraction ot beat produced by ersporation
end. “iiiiprovements;” and Busily, worUing me.i v PwcttasE of lw"p E T.Tr . tn
ru ratling .the sfree|switb Irannere. begging for work; Wasbi ngtoe dispatch tolbe Chicago TSoSin. atZiu'
la another “mxlern improvement ” V««MlUu<ae > ’ * —‘ * ••"*».■»■ ■ •
had back the old Union without any of these addttio i
Which a four years’ of war has left np.
Bat try these «ach iatj
Wit at iu* PnuiDksT Pitrxitts.—A* them is'
soar uiiauuderstaoding os to the extent of the. par.
doning power ot the President by proclamation and
of Cougrrst, ib» Washington Chronicle thlnks js
proper to stele that the Exceptive has the authority
ofCongresa lor granting amnesty and pa rdon for all
* ihtst the United States committed during
oOeDeesoffahi-
the late rtbellioii, and that be kai exercised the pow-.
er thus coo (erred by reatonng all property rightr.to
the eeitie*. even where legal proceedings liave been
insulated, bat hat eotiaubimated. Ifthe proceedings
arebeguo under jhe act ofconftacatioo.loaoy court
of the United S’tatao, tbe pardon has tl« elf
effaet ol
squashing them on payseat of coau by tbe party
pardoned.
After quoting the proclamation and the laws’of
the ease that paper aaya;
A. We have bien induced to make this statement tn
consequence ot doubts and .misapprehensions tn re-
gard to Ibis affect of a pardon, winch tend to throw
suspicion upon the solvency of Southern men, and
lo prevent the revival of business and Industry.
Henry S. Foote (‘•Hangm.n.’O'.hu written* to
Goveruor Browidow an application* lor pardon. In.
the course of bis letter, lie saya he haa bean aware,
ever since reaching Richmond in 1869, that in en
tering the secession movement he committed a griev-
on a and most censurable blunder."
Gena fat Robert E. Lae lut been offered the Frcsi
*80, ot Wmahjggieg.CfiHigtn.gt Ifctogi—, Virgl
uia.aod tlie Virginia papers are in a stale olajurioua
•oltcitude about his acceptance ef the position.
• front' ell
Dut arp tuese such Improvements as working men
lUghtto glory over? .On they feel ImppV at in- .
Creased taxati nJ They are now oni«r epiploymeni can ftopr-be bought in Richmond, nn,
mainly b*can»e,il)e negroes ot the 13,10th are prodo. tomciimasaahi^i a* five cents on the dunsv
Sittg nothing. Do they desire lo starve in qider to Iheeity was evacuated emu n« JSy
allow Sambo lo bpsk in idleness ? Do they wish tn Worthless that onr soldiers bouaiit , ,
■ ** * - *o«arej«ltwe.^S,e 1^^2*2272? Sfi *.'
coettnne to pay filly cents a yard for shirtings, and
their pnrpoaea now. They, hay, pat. down -the
Northern working men, and tiow they have free
awing to ride tbe Northern Jaboring cUsses- booted
tHRUiAh Rrmtst Dsetaiox.—The. foliating
th* CuinmMrioakr ot EfTlm mm wfio
wRowugiuM vispaicn to ihe Uhicaco TW
th. ft t speculators at Richmood Vr*buyitw
Confederate money end bonds they e»7gu* on
iHB,
H -j
alaveholdera,” who were tits afliim aad'deCHd*ra"ol inteS. 'JIB Jf •-
- * .worth fifty ernte o» it..-t..ti.- j»rs, h wui be
•the (kills r
U* The .Washington (
audapnrred.: Thd wolthaktlie (arabbyithe threaT, - a-.
andyehriraegeto eay-the limb dues not know it. ™f»Son states thii in ad JiUon7aLLs^3
He is sucking hie life blood.nncunseiouiiy.' tttilhe heretofeiiegiven that the
.tragieator, of Lug. R.4 Riding Hoed ’on , larger
aca't. Ah. the labanegjmen ot.thls ciantry do not *■» H?r retaining the lands if 8ouiherho?» w?«. <!lI!*-
know the pearl they hive thrown away. &(any,lor been fully paidnued. it mav nl«
Which had been iu the hanJs of Noriherb
A? *F*’s Cv * lo r^st'tij-d to Um
Ihrir mi * cixorch- shutllfl tt-hrx-
to the grave with, suffering',MwvatLn^aiJd'aUw'
if h ]
if
...... -Lewhere. The
Cuawq, look th* D j fpss.*iry
ca trying ourti>c«e*pmr|Mr3v-8.
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