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w % (\ tax ALBANY, GEORGIA. JANUARY 13. I860 NUMBER & png -‘gatrirt. r II. Hienan. S X.-.\T THE OLD STAND. 1# idFcrJWnS ; «orte«l at the rate of One Dollar !a uare of Eight Lines, for the f! (Tfnty fivc Ccuts for each 1 ^MTftble iu advance. i# advertise longer than three at the following rates: ~|3 niosj'tj mos.|l year "7 StToo’^l'i 00 $20 00 • 00 20 00| SO 00 ... IK 001 28 00 40 00 .. -_*4 001 36 00| 50 00 ...iSO 00 44 001 60 00 iHtl 50 00 l , 70 00 ... I) tM)| 55 00 75 00 ..115 001 65 00! 80 00 ...j*»0 00 70 001 85 00 ... 55 001 75. 00| 00 00 Li’JA’-* N 0 T 1 0 K. ^ of candidates for office, $10,* od for at regular ad vertisements to occupy ief.1. will be DBS, TODD & CONNALLY U» citiiens of Albany »nd vicinity ns practitioners of MiutiVi... aita. p’5.t n K. r g r ft “ ion ' to gmi, “ Bh ‘ r * ° f £ _ Office formerly occupied by'Col. IVright, where fhey cnn.be found by d«y or night. 8 ' Albapy, On,, J une 24th, 1865. U-Cm A, B. BADGER, dentist, ALRAJfY GEORGIA 0 FF . E ^* M » professionnl. services to the oitiisns ot Albany and vicinity. Hnvingjust returned irom tl % e service, I solfcu general patronage. I can be found at tho residence of P. Lehman.— Ladies will be attended at tlieir residences if desired. Provisions taken in payment for work. Albany, Sept. 9th, 1805* £7 t f REAL -ESTATE AGENCY. rrilfE sub-crlber lias opened an Agency for the J sale of Lands in connection with the practice ot Law. He will buy or sell lands for a reasonable Coimmssiou, Investigate Titles, draw Deeds of Con veyance, and give leguladvice generally ia refer ence to the purchase or snje of lauds ib South-Wes tern Georgia. Persons having lands to sell, or those desiring to buy, would do well to confer th hii Office in the Fanner Building, over Field’s & Co , Washington Strcot, Albany, Ga. SAMUEL D. f&YIN. Albany, September 23, 1865. • *29—tf Nol«r« lo Debtor* and Cerdilors! GEORGIA—Dougherty County. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Robert L. To, " otnlinson. late of said county, deceased, ested <0 make immediate payment—those hav- *..$ ,3^001 ing claims against snid deceased wjll present them ... 5*<H) duly ifutheuiicated, in terms of the law. 5 00 GIDEON HiiO\VN, AdmV. 4 00 [ Mr. Rrown will be fouod in Tomliuson’s Saloon 4 00 I every Tuesdays jind Saturdays. min- I Oct Jher. 1^.1665 32-f,3d I 00 A LL persons lii, \Tt Wm. Spri » having demands a^niual the female priiu?, liiie of Worth County. decM, id present ihetn duly uuthenlirsied to them »u*vl; aiul^hns.* 1 n»I b'eJ to .said est ilp are req •* to uinku immediate pivnv-nl nfllie s,m>. MaKY SPRING, AdmV NovembetlS. 186>. . -4 GDOUGSA- SPECIAL NOTICES. .Editor ov P*t»iot—Ui»* Sib : With your per mission I wish lo say to th. readers of your paper, r. \ w 'i' b 7 return mail, to all who wish it, Ltree] a Recipe, with full direct ions for making and using a simple Vegetable Dalm, thatwill-effeclually remote, jn ten days. Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freck les, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft., clear, qrnooth and beaAitiful. 1 will also mail fres to those having Bald Heads, w Hare Faces, simple directions and information that will enable them to start a full growjh of Lux uriant Hair, Whiskers, ora Moustache, in less than thirty days. ; • Alt applications answered by return mail without charge Respectfully yours, THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chen-1st, * 831 Broadway, New York. the N. Y.' Metropolitan. Record. BILL ARP ADDRESSES HIS CONSTIT UENTS RespektabuhPeeple, * I pddress you-on this okkasliun ‘With a- profound admiration for tne great consideration and the nice dis crimination which caused you to honor me by your votes with a seat m the Senacc of Georgy. : For two momentus and inspirin weeks, the Legislature hav been in solemn session, one of whom lam proud to be which. For several days we were engaged as shouts, makin a sorter of reknonysanceto see whetlv wouldn’t impose the Republick on no respek- j means of knowing whether they failed by a table man agin his wishes. He then trens-> positive rejection, by States enough voting • Georgy were a Stait or*i ingim terry tory.' .mitted me to she Finants Committee and sed he hoped we would take immediate aotion, for the State had no.money as well as him- aelf^ and board was high and eat seteras frequent. This may not hav bin liis cxac- tual language, hut is angtin towards it. I bowed my hed and sed “Ditto exsep that I don’t, eat seteius.” Forthwith I telegraft varyous gentlemen for a temporary loan, hut they wouldn’t lend a dollat* till Mr. Jenkin War notgarated for they’ wanted his ham 1 , to the note. Thinks I theres a tap. lost hou To Coxscnrrmcs.—The undersigned hav ing been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, rffter hhving suffered•sfivaral jears. with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxious to make'known to-his fellow-sufierers the means.*f cure. To all who desire it. Tie wHl send a copy of the prescription used,*[fice of charge], with the direc tions for preparing and.using the same, which they will find a jure cure for Coxscmptiox. Asthma, Dbonchituv Col o us, Colds, etc. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription ;s fa benefit the afflict ed. and spread informal ion which lie conceives to l>e invalnablc, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as X-will jeost them nothing, and may prove a blessing' Parties wishing the Description, will please ad- Rf.v. EDWARD A. WILSON, WUUambui-gk, Kings County, whether we were in the old Un-ion or oHt A fit, whether me and my folks and you and vour folks were sDtncbody or nobody, and lastly, l»uj hr no means leastly, whether our poor innocent qhildren, horn during the war, were ail illegal and had to he.hornjover agin or not. This) last pint are much unsettled, hut our women are-advised to be kalm and My frends, oiir aim hav honestly beep top ; . — -«•— git you all baric into the folds oft lie glorious ‘ He wents us hack about as bad as we want this wagin. If we are a state we can bom mony in Ai utfusty. r Dusine If we aint-a stait it> Andy wants to run the .machine his own way let him pay his own expenses. What in the dickens is a Provision Government for if it aint to git up provisions and provide for a feller generally. I made up my mind that perhaps we had been humorin Andy about l6ng enuft* we had as much rite to a Governor-as South Otirlina or Alahamer.— Un-ion. I. into’livc on, Like the prodigal son we hadnoth- ! t0 S' 1 ^ a 1‘ttle Ladder perhaps, and h, an<Ff*olin lonesome and liungry' needn’t put on so many unnecessary aks in the negative to reject them, or simply by the failure to. act on them. It might oe a curious subject fofi inquiry.whethd* any sime runs against the adoption ofan amenanigut after it is once submitted. « - . The articles nuinbers one-to teQ, which passed Congress September 25,118d,^id not cceive the requisite tliree^fonrths until Dei oeinber, 1791. Vermont had then t{£en ad ded to. the number Of States, making four# teen. Of those, eleven were necessary to .nake the three-fourths. The elevensh given by Virginia on the l5th of December. ^ Our researches have not been able to *find Ijow the laps was promulgated. Wo only tind that the 4ate of the ratification*by Yir- ’ given as the date of completing tho hav lieeij bowin and sdriipin and makiu aj»ol- i a bout the Senator business. If he fools with ” * have been I us we ^hn’t elect nobody—I golly | constitutional, number, and tho formal ratifi cation of the amendment. The eleventh article was proqosed at tho third Congress, and hears date March 5th, 171)4. is is that’ article which provides that .“the judicial power of*the United State's shall hot be e^nstsued to extend to^^ny suit in laV or equity commenced x>r prosecuted - gaiitst one of the United Stases- by citizens dress September 9th, 1865. Douglierty Pj<ilp»m>;l Sheriff Sale XXflLL be*sol(J on the first Tuesday in Fobrnai * * ncxl, bpfrrretlie Cmirt House door in the cii of Albany, the following properfj-, lo-wit: 1 sits of land no inner a (I5-) &!tet>n. and (9S) nine- ty-eight, in tlu* lir-t diftrict of Dougherty county ; levied on by vjrtue’ofa mortgage lifi i.4kurd4ro*n the Superior Oourt of Dougherty county, in favor of ('li trles J*. Jeokihs at d Iwdr. Delr..-ului*r ,v*. U’m. M. Pellv. Proper! v j-et,tj’ed ont i.t said IV-.. * • *- S.'aTICLVGN. Deputi .\}t. p.T. PeeeniVr IG'Jj, *86.7. ‘ * ' ^ ogys for five or six months, we _ . . st-en standing afnr oft'for weeks and weeks,' we ’ 11 ta l £e tho 8t »<ls and go. backwards, i | by' but durn the calf do tltey kill for us. They I forthwith returned to the Capitol and st recti- dors .—♦ «.,♦».:« k... ^.._1in forth one of my arms sez I “Mr. Gibson sur—I’m your friend—I’m the friend of your wife and children, but if Mr. Jenkins aint norgorated soon the state will collapse. A bright and glorious star will he obliterated from off flie striped rag, and the President will loose about nine supporters in the Fed- ral Congress. I move sur that if we cant git our Govnor at onge likc*U sine qua non, i we break up in a row and depart for Mexi- ! co. It took like tlie-small pcx-and \$ar car ried tumultuously. .These proceedins was " of another State^ or by citizens or 1 subject? of. y j any foreign* State,” an amendment prompted* i I by the jealous regard with which the foun- know wove got nuthin,.for tlifey eat up our Substance,' and as for puttin rings on 01m fin gers we couldn’t expect it lintel they bring back thef jewelry tliey* carvied'otf. I cannot say in the language of the poet, that our la bor has been a labor of love, for we’ve had monstrous poor encouragement to be shore; but we had* all set our heads towards the stars and stripes and we jintly determined that a cum weel cum wo, sink or swim,«urviv or perish, thunder or lightnhi, we’d slip back sneak’ back, or git back somehow or sotn- , C’2.7'liL!iEA* i , W’m ttfhni •V ti.e e^ate «.f F. F. SiiMrpe, Jeec rpbc e—it* t.'ke 1 th# C011 U.NTY. auniy. H<hnini>trntnr Cn I, makes • tor letters of «ii-mission from suit! tf*ct cn the first Momhiy in Jim? i»#.\t: TiiL b lo ci'e aM in'ertsi’J lo appear at my titfife on <»r Ifc-fore iho first .Mimcay in June hmI file litfir lions, if any they have, why said letters Jmuld imt.lie granted the applirant. Given under my tiand and oiliciul aienagtro, this 22d day of NoV , 18ri.>. /. * w W. W. JORDAN, November 25, 1865 - 366 n Ordinary li C. ADMUHSTBATOB’8 SALE. r |MVO months nficrdalc will he s..| 1 thc Joiinwi •* i!otSor*l>oif n*a! mul bhNui^I nrop t ‘(ly.»**-“••» • i;st A71iMlV.no Ih'ow.else, or-tve’d stay out forever and ever, Vdegraft to W ashington before, the ink was |*imt*n* ml be handed to * il l • drv. nm) irn ropoivMl Arnora forthwith tn jealous regara witn wnicn tne toun- l the Government watched over tho reserved righss of the Spates.' The rflncndment was unified in 1797, and* annouilccd to Congress by President Adams, in a message to both Houses, dated January 8th,J 798. . ’ tEc twelfth article is that which changed the manner of \pting for President. - Origi nally two persons were vothd for on each ticket for President', the person having the highest number of votes to be President, and the person having the next to be-Vice Presi dent. The conflict in 1800 rising out of an golly. liofir.ribcJ r**a! Pour (4j City I .f land iti Hr*t dM [mg (250) two hut j and Kitclirri Fund I Sold : publish-. Administrator’s Sale. W 1 - . be sold on the first Tuesday in January *?xt before the Court House door in Newton, { Raker County, the Wautation in the 8th district in days—for dis- j said county known ns the “ Clifton Place, onths— | ,n Dougherty County,deceased. (I) lot «>t l)«‘uj»ht»viy < !t*nulY, c.miab*- ■ I iiid ii.ly ai rty, n..i»g-hf»!t! *,rix (fi) head «>t CaU’e. &c. f Mrs. N’aicy Gmitli, hite.ol JAMBS S. DOYLE. l!se Estate of Nancy i u.ith. 40- GRORGIA—Wort * County. OrdinnryV OfBee for s«.d C’i»Hnty. * W HEREAS, Sasildia Ghujib applies to nw letters of Ad niuistraiion on the estate of vid S. Gaugli. of nid cminty..denuded. These .are thcrefiire to tiotift the kiiidreJ litl'ttt'jip .||i,| itt'.t«. . IvUSiilH LO It aMulIlTlUll UtlUI v. lilt. IIHV 'tV ao . _ O _ " <lrv, and «-c roceiv^l ‘orders forthwith to i equality °f v°*es between J eflerson and Biot ’ : noVornte o-.tr Governor and roll on oiir-oart. ledtothis ,„ c ,^ n se. It was propose* in Dck .! Then the money come and we voted our- 18/3,-and went.through the Stase Gr atia anonymous P>%^ Cappen Dodd, the member from . thcskotch slips out nntl the tung outs round » k » remarked “that he would like to die ^ A here has been no amendment since, until pull up and skotcli, and t an d ~wav »-e'»o into the "nily Andv Ion- ther S f< ’ r he ,lever expected to feel as lteav- the present time, a period ofsi^ty-one years, sin is t'lmd river, and nesat-s ‘‘go slow,”'and The tears ran down his left eye without any altemtton in tlte text ot Ae in- he boilers “wo, wo,” and loses the road, and. r.un. His other eye was heat out by a strument, m all the old uiterpretations of, then we have to go back to the fork and wait y a . nkee s °';. ller whl c ‘l 1 ® c »l'I>®' n waa in which civil war and political passions are ” ^ -se the villen was tned foY making such sad havoc *ow. i the tit;* **f «»!«»• r *J5tb, ; olfire within the tiin«* prescr>bt‘«l by Taw. to fliow cause (if any they h ive) why said letters should n» 1h» jtrallied to the applicant. Given under mv li«nd and official eiun-iture. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec. 9,18G5. 40-30*1 L 7ABHEN, IjA-W. r.YS AT |lt!lt\r, (it. i.'i'.ris <-f Ijtwsrsl lie t arc nil Courts at Georgia. > the purchase and MITCHELL COUNTY UliSUANT t«» an order *J life Court «f Ordilint t Mitchell Comniy. *«ll be sold, on the first ,i Ji.unary 13btt, il»e Court House door in •• e town-of Camilla<Mitcl»ell Countv,all the Lands belonging •<» ti»e «>t»te ot Moses F. lawwn, d«reused., iMMtoistiitff «' f ,l,ree hundred and twenty- live acres in the4eiub district, Mitchell County, No. 3461 nd part of-349,all in said county. Also will be-sold, before the Court House door *n the county of Lowndtw, one-half interest of lot ot Lit ikI No. a-ja. AM .old Halite property of said Uw- fttr 'the Lenefit of the Itetra and cmlitore cl said deceased W. A. SHEPPARD, ^vemlter 18,1865. . —37 IV NOTI E. <«f Governor Johnson of the | : "ceeU a Of , ,°. r r il ,'t!i i!! f ‘’“"f™ JnsmTlie Ml'ai " ( of one hundred a hr f e 4f the duties of their several ’■ the laws in existence prior to I. 1. so f :U " as the same are not GEORGIA—MITCHELL COUNTY. P URSUANT to an order of tlte Court of Ordina ry of Mitel tell County, will he aold on the hrst !_ j,, January, 1866,at the Court Hotuedoor in Camilla, Mllritell County, »M of the lands belong <.i.Seaborn It S. laiwon, contesting till twenty-five (lio) acres. No. 347, being one-ltalf of said lot, lying in the tenth dietriet - ■ •• ~ — * *»«' -• the same time ana n opened ness, acd KOTIOE. ' -* r « bis professional services trill at it-nd .promptly to all s care. Office up stall D. T. 711 Lb, Attorney at lav, Albany, Ga. »’*• • 25—3m UlCIUfcD hubb.* 25 L HOBBS, • • . AT LAW G\, Donghcrty and .t!, e fti-ronnd th « bh’pcrior Courts ol the ft... ‘ Wf'* * treuit Court at Savmv \vi!l U 1 rHl»ella. Worth county. Ga . within pie law fid hours of rale. f land number two hundred and fifty-two,- in th*- Bih dinrli-i ot paid eotinty Id*ap’t4ifl. prop* rty **» John Wi!lia, Jr ? deceased. f*«» 4l»e benefit of the heirs of Said estate.. Term*onlhe davot sale. BENJAMIN W1L1.LS, AdmV- TVc 9th, 1H65. - • ‘40- of Mitchell County. ' AI*>, at .... _ place, ten aye. off of lot Nd. 346, joining the Lands Lf Moses F: Lawsoa. • Also, hetnre the court ht,u4e door in Lowndes county, oqit-half interest 4U lot of iand No. 623, lying in U* W AM aoid as tite propertv o'f said *ah..rt. R. S. Law- of Ote heir, and credhorso, ..i.i . J- J - COU_S, GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. W HEREAS, the c«t«te nf Michael P. Voting, of u .. f. _ .. _ * - —s-a ij limit a renresen- said CoBrtty, deceased, is-wiiltmti » tative • These nre, therefore, to. TwJify all and sip-. „l.r the kindrdS »^d creditors of sa.cldecra^dio r«"d,.p^ “;. ^office within tlte ttmejtrcscribed «Si-sta».-ft2Sg ‘•"NqfemVr 18,1865.-37 Pffotio© till he lilaxes the way. He seems to he (loin ! lrlso11 . Of course 1 r n , . . . his best, but then thirls Sumner and Sarin, i b “ n K. tboBgh I ' l | aln 1 t sccd «« mint,on In allprevtous eases, tlm quest.onofrat.fi- and Steve, ts and Davis, and other like gentle-, ? f « ™‘the papers Alas! poor W trz ! cation Vasa question ot tact. No doubt- men, who keep l.ollerin at him and cracking i f*.' people, let me m conclusion, rested over the true number^ States, nor of his whip, and eontusin his idees so that some congratuhtc you on havm a governor once thetr competency to give a vote entitled to times we don’t know whether he is gee-in or »<»*, as is a Governor. Oh there is life in be counted. n It Wa^tKe making up of a roll haw-in: My fiiens, about them f what I ort to say. If you < j-. - r • ■ i _ i , , - , . H,,, ‘ | times wo don’t know whether he is cfoe-in or 1 V ore ’ t 1 , , ,, ^ - creditors of-riua.deceased, to lie und appear s»t mv ! UnnrAn . - ° i the old land yet, and by and by we 11 trans- ot undiluted memoefs ol a commpngovern- does, I wish they woul say of his deelinin yea'r, the govewnmeut, if any,can eqeh.de them AJ>.BINISTRATO!t’S SALE. O N the first Tuodav in February Know oi a man wno can t*ve oroKe oi it «ui , He t jj e Winter of our discontent; and we from-voting,. and what is the course of ac- his natural life, it moutbe well to b.ifc Inin ., „ .. ■ rj A » . .. A „-i, i- by tho year, .if there is in all hist ry a good exkuse and a projM>r is upon them hartless, soulless, bowelless, gizzardless, fi-a- tsisidal, sui-sidal, parasidaT, sistcrcidal, abom- nabul, contempt! bul, disgust ib ill individuals. I sometimes think of ’em till my brain gits sorter addled, and I feel lik beoomin a volun teer convict of the lunatic Assylum. Chari- iit be made O. Jft.arv of Worth (V>ni«fy, Ga • appi to the C* . leave l«i 8"ll ttie __ _ late of James F. Bscketew. late of siiiJcounty, dec 1 CtilJA E. BCCKELEW, Adiiw’jc D-'C 9 h, 1865.* **. TO- WlXTY day« alter dale a,r,»li*-«li«>n vv.il he ma«!e lo Ihe Ordinary ot Worih -County, Ga M f.»f 'cnye to poll all ibeland* belonging lo the estate of James 1>. Cox, late ofl*aid county, d a-ras ah * . M \HY J. cox, Adniinislralrix of James* l\ Cox.d.v’d Dec. 9!hJ/W65 43 filXTY <!ays after date application will ,1»e made ® to the Ordinary.of Worth County, Ga., lor ha lo pell all the land belonging to the estate of F. Welons, hue of s*Md county, decefesrd. JOEL JOINER, AdmV of Win. F. Welons Dec, 9th, 1865. . - ^ GEORGIA—MITCHELL COUNTY. rjlXTY day* after date . pplicaiion will be m*d. to the Court of Ordinary for leave lo sell the laind* belonging tt» the estate of Speburu R. S Lawson, late'of Mitchell C^niiHy, deeVI. q November 18, 1BB6-37. *' * AdmV. GEORGIA—MITCIIEL1. COUNTY, S IXTY davs after date application wijl lx» made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell the latluln belonging to ft.eea.ale of U'Mript'gw^hM of Adin’i N*»veinb**r 17, 1865 -60d i|l , unities* m tsou •k iwT' 1 ** aErocm ™ 1 - Cm X of Ordliway of Green coontf, ffic ^^ de . there.! e.t»Ve ° ceaegtl,'tying tu-Dougherty jj^SON, Adni’r. ■November 18,1665. ^ ^ . itotioe. ». IB.VIN, hey at IaStW, . LLp-i i & P^^srion.— j l\.' of Gjerw w*"v> - , .i. M A tiayingnetna>><49 LI. jt-raons aiul thoM having 6V*** teuM of the law, y> Callaway * ficiaity. services Iq the citizen. 14—tf • M. CROMWELL & Cromwell t 1 " 1 rfciaiq ,0 "» p*. y* Office on BroadRt. NaveAer 18,19«5. L .W. DAWSON^ TVTfTtlCO - TWO months after Sate c0O nty to Hi. nWoreble Court of Orfin b6lon ging to ,.r leav. .0 M1 * ^^of rald county da. d. the estate of Wm. 3ia«t, Thia 8th November, I860. TI80N, Adtn r. M. O.TlSON.Admr'r. November 11,1865' Administrator’s Sale- riLLbe pott 1.etor«*i»«p Oourt ibuise d*»or ii could then find a field of labor sufficient Jbr are entitled to vdte,and what department of want to git rid of him. He and his elan' tion, and what will l>e the effect, if one have done us much evil, and I am foduoed branch of the government accepts as valid . to exclaim in the language* of Paid about votes decisive of the’ ratification of- the Alexander and.Coppersmith, “May the Lord amenilments, which votes another branch oF reward’em accordjn to tlieir works.” the government pronounces to be dull— . More Anonymus, makb"bome very complicated questions,, the „ BILL ARP. solution of &hich, in the exissing state of aF P. S. Cousen John Thrasher sea-lie stud- fairs at Washington, is past our powers of ty inclines me to the opinyun that old Sum- f» r .“ week, andwill be^candyd.ste j foresight, nor aro crazy. I think lie has been giltin ^ ^ ner aro crazy. 1 trank tte ..as neet. guun , s ' 1,n hi K'‘ when.wo meet agin, pro- worseever since he took Brooks on tliehrain, « gm him time to soil Ins cotton anil it do seem like the disease lias proved , , muc l * oc uln ' ar ^ ^ as etintagiis. They fonght ns to free the poor niggechut did'nt.enro for the Union. The "We stem, boys fout us for the pnion but dliln’t keer for the nigger. By double team- iii on us they licked us out and we gin it up, but now the one don’t want our niggers aud the oriief don’t want opr Union, atra its the lutrdest schedule to olease ’em both a poor vanished popul ever undertook. Its the most hardest war to wind up that liistry rekords, Sumner, Satin <fc Company, are still a fussiri and a fumin about the everlasting nigger— want him to vote and make laws, aud squat on a jury, and wants to prohibit us re >cls from doing tne same thing for 30 years to coiuo t Jerusalem 1 where is the cussin wan ? They pay its all right for the niggers not to vote in Connecticut, bekase there aint but a few of’em thar ; and its all rong for cm not t6'vote in Georgy, bekase theres a heap of cm here, and they talk Logik and Retorik ama- zin to gess how it is. Well I haint got a hole pasel of sense like sum, but as shore as I am too foot high a nigger is a nigger I don’t keer whar you sfnell him, and a Vote is a vote don’t keer whar you drap it. 1 golly they can’t git oyer that, * . . The truth is, my fellbw- citizens, I some times feel like we didn’t hav no government. 1 felt that way-sorter when Mr. Gibson ap pointed me a committee on the State of tne Republic. When the Sekretary read out my name all mixed up with fhe Republik, I felt Ex-President Davis’. Family. . done as much for him as for some of the! A correspondent of the Newport Tribune • candydates, and natur more, and his cotton writes from Montreal, Canada: seed arc as good seed as I ever seed. I hope ( *Thc Davis family is living in this city and he may suck-seed. * . B. A. in low circumstances. It consists ot Mrs. — — ■■ — . IIlowell, MissIIowcll,and •‘Willie” Davis. From the N*w Orleans Picayune. ! Margaret Davis is at the “ Sacred Heart v *■ Nlstory of Amendments to the Constittnicn. Convent, and young Jeff. Davis is at the col- The amendmeift to tite Constitution of the 1( 'S9 at Lennoxville. Tlie family, while liv- United States which the Secretary of State ing on Richmond square of this city, was vis- has just announced as having been finally itvd by Cols. Johnson and Sutherland and ratified, forms Article XIII of amendments. Captain-Richardson, of the late Confederate There have boon, previous to this, only States Army, who showed great respect to~ three successful efforts to amend the Constl- family ot their fallen chiefs attd are de» tution. There have been many attempts, scribed as gentlemanly men, etc. .Owing to but no others got through Congress. the sudden depreciation of .the Confederate There have been twelve amendments adop- P a l>or money, the family found themselves ted ; but-oftljese ten were submitted togeth- less in funds than they expected, and * er by the first Congress. Tltey were supple- wt *re, therefore, very Jjiuch cramped for mental to the original Constitution., submit- means—ko much sp that tltey had to leave a ted in compliance, as was recited in the pj*e- house where thc iiyli^ was small, to go into amble; with the desire eypresBed1>v conven- another where it was.still smaller. • tions of a number of the States in tTicir aefop-! Mrs. Howell is a fine woman of sbety-four ting of the Constitution as “ fiirther declare- years of age, tall and ssately, torvand scstrietive clauses,” “ in order ” to! Miss Howell is a’ fine, rell young woman, prevent misconstruction ot abuse of its pow-' fiuitc Southern in look, etc. She is rather ers. They were entitled “Articles in add*- _ tall t° loo i wen. ■* _ ' tion to and amendatory of the Constitution j Master AN llliam Dayia is a fine boy 4>f four of the United States of America.” ! years or more of age.. Helooks.a little like ■ Twelve amendments were submitted, o'* ms father, the nose promising to be aquiline.- which only ten were ratified. Number one a xer Y good one. ’ and number two of *tlie original series werc-l Of Miss Margaret Davis and Master Jef- not ratified. Xnumbcr three to t vclve, in, wrson vezy little is seen lif this city. They elusive, constitine the aytieles which'are now nre both described.as fine children, the girl numbered fiom to twelve, inclusive. i ®emg riine years of age and the boyabout sev- — * • eiwthc lattor resembling his father in some rs-iJcoT.ntv. Vi.fi i-the property ol J..lm . to ue^espccKUUityexKu^asurii you iir i«»euf‘«ti.lc:>un»y, deceaecd. lor di*tri-! please. 11 thar is any Republick on this side nT Tvrnw on tho day of eal<. j of Jordin I cant perceve it at this time with - IlEN J AMIN WILLIS. AdmV j these stfcck* There was a^lnee in old Yir- Dfremher 16*l», 1865. GEORGIA—Baker County. 3Sifeck«» • ginnW&lled Ftlrt Republik, -but Mr. Rebel Geiferal Ston«?Wall Jackson wiped out it* 1 contonts generally m 1863, aiidlnavh 4 t sinee The two asticles which failed ot approval of S 0 l«n.oBRi i; l,hrd« J n.deee.^ 6RDANi0ri|> December 1, - • GE6R’-JAT-Baker^’County. t|,o find Monday Jn July next William Sharpe likely to prove the grandest imposture that ever existed on a continent of freedom. - I suppose gar it are to be moveefto Boston* or the infernal regions in a few days,, and I wnni nuUiih'to do with it. Exkuse me sur, v- will *ppfr lo lhe . Con r l of Ordinary- of said hut I must insist upon bein respektflbiy dis- lV u*nty, for town* frorutl.e adaimtstra. ■ chat ged—j took* my sect amidst the most lion of the ^ \\^juS}AN Onl’y. ! profuundest and tumultuous silence ever 18C6, u jsccd, and Mr. Gibson remarked that he. made constitutional rules for . thq. appoint ment of members for representation and m resnoctrto their compensation. * By the'first it was provided that the rule of reprosentatiofi should fie one member for every thirty thousand, uiisil that should cre- afe a II6use exceeding one liundree members. The rhtio should then be forty .thousand, un til the Aouse reached two hundred-members. Afterwafds, th^re should never be less than two hundred members, and there should nev er be more than one repsesentative to every forty thousand. * • The second provided that no law, varying the compensation of representatives and sen ators should be valid unt^aud election for representatives shall have intervened. These two amendments^ were not ratified with the ten others. W© have at hand no points. As may- be imagined, the family arewery ' warm on the matterv)f the.latc rebel cause.— The young ladv is particularly so«and tho two boys, with boyish boldness, speak very freely and now and shCn indulge in little eb ullitions of anger, saying* what they would * do if they were men, etc. In regard to this - Willie one day placed a row or apples on a table, and with a violent sweep of nis hand, sent them all rolfingon the floor, shouting at the same time, .“That’s the way I. would make the Yankees fly.” The same boy has his pious moments also, for he often prays to God to bless his father and “ open the prison doors for him.” All the family attend the Episcopal €liurch, going to the* Cathedral, the.fashion able church here* - ill
