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Ml. I;' \l LET THE PEOPX.E aULE.- S5i IN ADVANCE mm Drs -,,1*,$ Atlvcrtttlag. ' in.crteil at the rate ot One Boiler .. . ' £ sql .are of Eight Line., for the o f '“"5El 8.«nt,-«T0 root, for each ; r .; 0 n—payable in adrance. *“ ntiriiut 10 advertise longer than three ’ ■ 7- lhe foUowlngralaat $6 0olfl2 OO^iO DO 20 fiDoSO 00 t> rt * ;;;; ^.,1.^- St 004.40 00 24' 001 *11 001 50 00 ... - 00 00 70 00 r „ 75 00 45 00 G5 Oo! 80 00 50 00 70 001 85 00 55 00 75 00 90 00 50 00 35 00 40 00 •>• ^-7"- ~—i 18-lf of imkt.yeKship Ti™ ?* rtn ' r3 '! i P « Medicine, heretofore exist- I ing between Drs. TodJ & Connolly is this day -t. uissolvetl by mu'ual Consent All nnn«;<i »Z to U rei 8 - W , U } be r U K ^ Trjdl wl^LZthorited to receiut for the same, anil hopes delinW n t a will call and-settle their accounts ns soon pissible '■iVtVaf'n* - ' • °EO- It. c: CODD. .January 18th, TVtt. TODB, liaviot. purchased th. .m. D taiety I'" 0C “P 1 " 1 byPrJVtn. 1* Jennings, can be found tor the present in W np-at-irs office of said build- Ing. - / ■ • • ■ ‘ ■ Albany, Jan. 2(118GC. god. jtrBClit NOTICE. seem ;ats uT candidates for officp, $10, ''-dirts lo bs charged for at reaalar ad in tin paid in advance, si ci’tit lines, of breeier, make one itttrti.einents'that make oeer eight lines fifteen lines, counted as two sqaares. will mark on their advertisements *.f ..mares they wish them to occupy, lasiieas for iodiridual benefit, will be t Vi err s<|uarc for each insertion* r *.'in'lfrnfessional Cards per year $20 00. ^'iisiof a wife, payable in adwanoo $20 00. [*J»> A IvcrtHtineuta. mini are our rates for legal advertise- , ... levy of eight lines or less-$ 8 00 if!'starts!.*, r.. F»; -W. per . levy6 00 V,pewit's S*lcz v*cr ictry~ •-? ..6 00 ..farIdlers of Administration- ...4, 00 ! ; t r id,ers of tmardiansliip......... ......4 00 ^s VV litaii»a 111 dismission from Adnno- # hasranU Uud —>0 00 0 Dcwiors .»u-£ ’icJilorg......4 00 i LniJ i ;,are - **: —•.—...3 00 jf uerijiiablc properly, icn dajs.....„...„0 00 ■ sixty d;»V8 .^5 00 !:: ub » v « rat?* w»U 0? required In SPECIAL SOT ICE. ALBANY, GEORGIA, FEBRUARY 28, 1866. m ipipwell services lothe citizens nnfilroad’st? 8 . 7^v7 \ i> e AIiB.VSV.. iB&DSEft, T I ST, OE2SGU O FFERS bis professional services to t!io citizens of Albany and vicinity. llavingust returued irvtn tlo service, I solicit general patr.uage. I Can he found at the residence of f. Lehman.— ***d*«s fill bo attended at their residemes if desired^ Provisions taken to payment for work. Albany, Sept. ‘ urn to pays OtA, 1865. REAL ESTATE AftENCY. rjlHE subscriber has opened an Agency for the J sale of Lands in connecion with the practice of Law. He will boy or sell lands for a reasonable Commission, Investigate Titles, draw Deeds of Con veyance, and give legal advhe generally in refer ence to the purchase or sail'of l tt *d8 in South-Wes tern Georgia. .* Persons having lands to sell, oi these desiring to buy, would do. Well to confer with him. ... JHay Office in tho Farmer Buildng, over Fleld'i & L'o , Washington Street, Albany tia. - SAM DSL D. IRVIN. Albany, September tia, 1865. I9~tf ©E9R9I4—WAKER CVUNl'Y. Ordinary's Office for said cou uly. W HEREAS, VVm. SJutrpe* adinini-trator on the Orftate of F. F. Sliarp», deceased, ip;iIu> application to me Cur letters of JUtnisaioC from sai.’ estate—to t4k« rffi'ci on the fir;l Monday in Juni next: This is to cite all i.n'ereded to appear at my tiffin or or before the lint Monday fh June and file their objccUiini, if any they Have, why *aid letters should nut be granted the upj'icant. Given uaicr ,1 by Administrators, Executors or' my band and ullk-ij signature this 32d dny of t re. ( uired byiaw to be held on’ the 1845., W. W. JORDAN, November 25, 1865.-386m ii.inth, between the hours of liree in the afternoon, at — •>uniy i.» which the proner- OEOROIA-WORTH COUNTY. I ihe.ie aulus must, be given j WHEREAS, James C. Haremon appli Nuv, Ordinary B C. f dviys 1 4|.p.l Lri,i:y for Iva’ :r«ditoT» of an estate must i will be m iJe to the Court i.*ll Laud .must be publish- Letiers of CuardtauBfcip uf lhe person and property of Solomon W. MitcheIUiaa>U.- M -John W Mitch- enr®anrr—j These ere, therefore, to notify the kindred and creditors.of said deceased to be and appear'at my office within the time pr«fl»cri*»ed by law to show cause, if any they have,* why aiid letters of guard ianship shouid.not he graued the applicant. Ijjvpu under my hand and official signature, tb the 6tii day of Pebruaiy. ltfcii. JAMES W. ROUSE, February 10th, 1866. Ordinary. SPECIAL 'NOTICES. using - a aiuiple Vegomblo «alm!'t”twnUffcdtuin^ r e “° v “- taw®' rimplM,rilotchmsTM, Pronk- Us, and all Impurities of tlie Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. “ 1 will also mail freelo those having Bald Heads, “?T la directions and information that will enable them to start a full growth of Lux- “Mrtt 1 !, r “ ,r> VMskets, or a Moustache, in less (fian liaations'answered bj'return mail without Respectfullj yours, S F. CHAPMAN, Cheirist. - 831 Broadway, Now York. ln^wJ-^. 0! '"5 SIr T! VM — Tl " undersigned hav- reatore d to health In a >w weeks by a f femedjf, after having suffered several years, with a severe lung effeeshin, and that dread dtanso. Connmpuon—|is anxi*? to makerkhown to hu fellow-saflerert the meauA’uf cure. J To ell who desire it, he egjn sind V oopjpMl(c prescription used, [fioe of chargo], With the dirce- tion. for preparing and usingMto same, which they will find a nre curs for CoXsthspnox, Astuha. BanxouiTts, C tuotis, CoiDj^etar'The only object of the advertiser in sendrtTg the Prescription is to benefit the affliote^f aHtT sprcad information which he conceives to-be invaluable, and he lippcs every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad dress ~ It nr. EDWARD A. WILSON, - Y' Williaiusburgh, Kings County. New York. September Oth, 1865. ' A & Co. Donslicrty Ptfstpuusd Sheriff Sale. ff^TlLL be sold on the first Tuesday in March * ^ next, before the Court House door in the city of Albany, the following property, to-wit: 1-otsof land number* (15) fifteen, and (98) nine- •v-eight, in the t rrt district of Oodsierty rminty ; ©vied on by virtue of u ni rrtgsgo fifa bsned from the Superior Court 5f Dougherty county, in favor of Retries J. Jenkins atul Lnyd C.Belt,udm’r.,vs. VVm. M. Petty. Property |K»intcd out in said fU;i. . 8.* ATKINSON. Deputy Sheriff. Ihfemlifr I6tli, 1865. GAINST the eslate of Elizabeth Hay, hue of Worth-county, dee'd, wi)l present them to the ‘signed daljr nntlieaticatcd. Those indebted to said estate will please triple immediate payment thereof. ' m KEEN, Febrnary 17* 1806.-12 - • Mitchell County Sheriff’s Sale.' WILL be sold on* the first Tnesday in April next, before the Court House door in said county, (53) Bales of Cotton. Allen Cockran, dc Superior Court iu ft Crutchfield ys. Ffib-17,1800. led on u the property of d, to satisfy a fifa from Monroe avor of E. Webb, transferred to Llleu Cockran. HENRY 8MITH. Dep’y Sheriff. ADMINISTEITOR’S SALE. J hY virtue of an order granted-by the honorable p Court of Ordinary of Worth County, will be d before the Court House Door in the town of IsalyHa, betweon the usual hours of sale, on the first Monday in April next, one undivided half .in terest in lots of land numbers 177.178 and 179 in tho Fifteenth District of said county. On said lands is situated McLcllau’s Saw and Grist Mills—one undivided half-interest of wliieh will be sold with laid lands. Sold as tho property of. W. W. Tison, late of said county, deceased; sold for thebenefit of heirs dud creditors. fiST Terms o>i the day of sale. T. W. TISON, Adin’rx, W. C. TISON, Ad in’r. February 14th, 1866. 11— C*EOJt f •JE.x— .laker County. O N lhe first Monday in July n^x* William Rharpi- will apply to tho C«>urt of O dinary of said •«iunty, for letter* of dismission from iho Mdminisim- tion of the estate of F. F. r'iu«rpi*.fl<‘c**H*e<l. \V. W. JORDAN. Ord*y. Decem6er 1st, 1805. „r letter* of Administration, Gunrdian- 4*i Ue f ublisfced ihiriy day?—for dis- i Administration, monthly six mouths— m from Guardianship forty days. m hr (he foreclosure of Mortgages must be zWaotUlly for tour months—for ettaUishiag, oftfKTV ■ r the full space of thr*;e months—for! GEORul A—IRWIN COLRTY. jn* titles from Executors or Administrators. TWO months after date application will be made WJ Uve been g»V¥« b 7 lhe deceased, the] to the Uooorab’b Co=*r» af tirdioary of lrviu vf three months. * l “*"“ " n " ,K *** >x ‘ EXEOUTOR’3 NOTICE. L. P. D. \VABft€«. [WRIGHT St, WARREN, |TTOKN t EYS at LAW,' ALItVXY, CA^ dice in lhe several Courts of Law and Equity in t tin State and the Circuit Courts ie United States lor the Slate of Georgia. tv for leave to.sell lots of lands number 24' 6th district of said county. Alsv lot. of laud m her 294 in the 6th district of Berrien county. tho tltre real estate of Isaac M. V oung, deceased, tor tjip benef of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. camiel McDaniel, Exr. Pec. 23. 1665.42* GEORGIA—IRWIN COUNTY. WHEREAS, Georg** Young applies to me for let ters of administration on the estate of Willis J. Bone, late of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite all persons coiioorncJ ...... _ . I ’ >» _j tnese arc, uiriciu*s, I,«l*ci«l tttUDlien given to liie purclixseana' ft , e l)ielr .t.jwii.n^ if any, to granting letters to ItoIRnl lYt.t,, Uthiny, S.tv. 13, 18>3. I said applicant', tm or before tlie first Monday in klareii next. Given under tuy baud aud «eal. * U. M. COLBERTII, F«b. 10. 1858- Ordinary. pE PrMlimatioa of Governor Johnson of the ■ QEOEGIA lltWlN COUNTY. w, baringanthorlzedtheteivil offieere. -vnFItH YS James Ptutlk appliea tome forlettera 1 or Ja “" ll0Jkin ' LAW NOTI E. ^ sine aischarge or me duties OI vneir aeverm , *•* I " • 1 dec’d • WcorJing to tlie laws in existence I** 0 ' j ^rheaeatherdfcre, to cite all persons concerned fa Jsaury, mi, mo far as the same are not These are, ware^ * o £ Haf . , of “'•"*> *«k our present condition,” wo take, <o«Ji*„ J “ „id applicant...n or before ibe M»a id uj that our office baa bten opened admtoislration to ““ "i'J" 0 i,„„ . of professional basinesa, and J” 1 ,;. D °d»ei, IbiSFeb. lot. 1806. " “I»»eao »l««ya b^consaulted.^^^^ '* u, “ *“ a **“' j,. M. COM1E! FeV 10, 1800. l'ETEB J. 8TR0ZER, Wil. F.. SMITn. LAW NOTICE. 'W'l.TsijjfifJ offers his professional services •i* public, and will attend promptly to all '* ^^ s care. Office up stairs ip D. P. HILL, Attorney, at Law, AJbany,_Ga.^ 23, 1365. or before the under my MlERTIf, Ordinary. 25—8m K Hisrs. RICHARD HINES & HOBBS, Forneys at law A MI AN Y, GA. 1U. practice in Dougherty and the surroond- u 'g Counties, in tlie Snperior’Coutla ot the , rll ~ fi»e United Slates Circuit Court at Sevan- J lnd w ‘lll attend to business in South-West 5** P* ,,er Hlly, by special agreement. ^v. Ort. 2t tl 8«5 33- Administrator’s Sale. O S'tbe flret Taeaday in March.next will hr sold \t tho Court lloure Door lo l«abella, ,\Vorlb jty. Georgia, within the lawful .hoursof sale. rewTiv*w tROY-ncres of lot of land No# ono hundred and .ifrt7AWta"bo14th^.dfatrlct of said county.^ Md« «hm property of Wm. R. Harris, dec'd, for tto benefit oftbTbeira aud eredltors.Term. Cash. This Jan. ibh, 1866. , WM. A HABRIS. Jan !«'• !«a—1-*4 A<,0,r - SHERIFF'S SALE. WILL be sold on the'.first Tuesday in March, be fore tho Court House ^oor iqtgaliellflrllVtli ty, Georgia, the following described lots of Land.: Lot 15'J in tho Fourteenth District of said county. Lot levied on as the nr f] r ^ r, * , ‘: f VVm F. Williaiw**- ^>c'*l — «»»o .-superior Court litas to satisfy a chum of B. T. Collier, Adui'r. “ • Alto, at the sane tune and place, A lot of Land levied on as the properly of Thos. IlarJrick, to satisfy ouc Superior Court til a in favor of U. V. Bmkha.tcr. WM. KEEN, Sheriff Worth .Couiitjr- Fcbruary 3d, 1866.—8 ^ B1KEBTsUERll^F’S SALE. WILL be sold before the Court Ilousl door in the towu of Newton, on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual hours of sale, one House aud four acre I ot iu said towu of Newton. Number uot known, but knowu as the “Montgmuerjwllouse Uid Lot.” Levied on as the property of J. J. Montgomery, to satisfy a fifa issued from tlie Jus tice Court «71st Distriot. «. M.. Wm. Hudspeth v* W. Montgomery. d. I*. IflNCHESTKil, February 3d, 1866.—8 Sheriff. Dougherty Superior Court, AT CHAMUKltS. Feb. 1st, 1806. I T is hereby orderc«l that the Superior Court of Dougherty County stand adjourned until the second Monday in March hext, rallies, Witnesses and Jurors will takedue uotico thereof aud be pres- nt on that day. A true extract from the Minutes. JOHN F. CARGiLE. Febt nary 3d, J866.—8 Clerk. Mitchell Sheriff Sales. ILL be sold before the Court House door i said conrty, on the first Tuesday in March next, about |hnr thousand hu^lwtn pi Com, six stuck* »r i'Vrtider, .1 bout forty l»eud oi Cattle, about twenty- six iicud oi Mules Mild Horse*, one sett of Blnr.kstuith Tools, and a hi) of Fluntathm Utensils. jSw.. All levied on as the property of the estate of Allen Cock- dectMseii, *uider a fi la from Mono* Superior Court ill f.»Vor of Kw. ll Webb vs. Allen Oorkran, tninslerred Cintc.lifiold. Property pointed out by Vu*un & Davi*, Repp’s. An’y*. J IH'VE w January 20ih, 1866. HENRY SMITH, JJep*y Sheriff. SAMUEL D. IRVIN, Attorney at Ijatv, f 'S rnumd tb. practice of hi, profession.— *' 't» the Farmer building—up stairs * Street, Albany, Gw All business I 1 “»» care will recsive prompt attention. ^September 23,1865. . . ‘ ( 29—U BtTh. y. CallawajjB_ jj 1 iff W * pref.Bional Mrvlces'to the cllin.n “<* ’Wabj. - ■ ' " *■'**' 14—tf flEOKCUA-WOMH COUNTY- —] TWTIIEREAS, Thoma. J. V.ung W for LrtUm of Adoinl.tration rf. 5o«« are .3Tb.SM G. ? rgo W. Toung. Ia.o of | eared! , :, therefore, to l .r>T>ear aVroj'office within the time prereribeJ S “ u * e ’ ir ,heyb ' 1 ''’ ,,gn "‘ ,,r *' ,1,is the I9tb day of February, UE g W- nooSE, Fab. 24. 1868. - . i I [S to >he Court bdonting 10 Nanpy hive to evil all Vi“'oonlT JoVdW Feb. 10! It, 1866. Feb.2i. 1.866. .'fi;.■. i 1 -'’' . , - . ‘ — a. -t. Itrft ml v. Old r.fivbofi ■ Wb»?6i GEORGIA-DOUGHERTY COUNTY. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COXCKKX. W HEREAS, John F. Ovigl).., Adtnint*tr*t4>r S. S. Crawford, dec’d. a optics in u»e forlesve to sell a lloure aiid L*4eon F iulStreet in tlii* city, (Mf Albany,) a* tlie property ol and estate: This is, tlierefore; to cite and adin iinsh all parties interested to sh«iw cause, it.any iliey can, within the IUITUIIELL SHERIFF SALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Mareh next, before the Court IIouso door in Camilla, tho follow ing property, to-wit: * One lot of land lying and being in thb Tenth District of Mitchell County, Go*. Levied on ns the property of J. C. Morgan, Justice Court fifas for cost—A. J. McLeod vs. J. C. Morgah. Levy made and returned to by S. C. JESSEE POLLOCK, February 14th, 1866. Sheriff. S IXTY day* after date application will be made to tlie Ordinary of Worth county, Ga., ft»Heave to aril the real estate belonging to the estate of Josi- ah W. Hill, decM, of Worth county, Ga., this the 8th day of January, 1866. AMINDA 51. HILL, Administratrix. January 17th, 1856 —8^-d IIWO MONTHS after date application will be L made to tlie Court of Ordinary of Baker county. Ga., (at the first regular term after expiration ol two months from this notice,) for leave to sell tlie lands bclonnii'gto the estate ol Solomon Richardson, late of saidconnty, deceased. For the beucfjt of the heirs and creditors ot said dac'd. O. G. GURLEY, January i^h,1865. -3-2m GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY.. WIIEUEAS, William Keen. Administrator on tlu estate of Jerry M. Kercc. d^c d, applies tot he un Uersignea fo*- Letters of Dismission from Ins Ad minisiration.; tbereftre, all persons concerned arc hereby required to show cause, if apy tli-y have, why said adniiuistrator, on the first Monday in July uext, should not be discharged. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 8th, I860. JAMES W. HOUSE, J J ,v>.M, i»00. —1 OiUtuun DOUGHERTY SHERIFF’S sTleT WILL be sold before the Court House door, the city of Albany, Dougherty county, Ga., on first Tuesday in March next, between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Thirty-five (35) bales or cotton, marked S. & T. satisfy I wo fifas from Terrell Superior.Court, May ? erm, 1806: Samuel D- Irvin, Administrator ot homns J. Johnston, deceased, vs. John T. Howard, James Henderson, and William II. Turner. Levied ou as defendants’ property, nud pointed out by Plaintiff’s Attorney. J. S. DROWN, Sli’ff. Jan. 81, 1866. y ^ . Iron in the Blood! rpiIE PERUVIAN SYRUP .applies the Blood JL with its Life Element, Iron, ihfosing strength, vioor.aiid new life into thr. whole system. For Ilya pma; L)rop»y r < JWonio JJI.rrti«k, Debility, Female Weaknesses, etc., it iaa mdk. Thousands have been changed by the use oi this medicine Innn weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women. A 32 page pamphlet aent tree. Price $1 per b.st!e, or d for 85. J. P. DIN2MORK, 38 l>evStreet,N. Y* XT S..ldbv Drn.gists generally.' •October 28, le6j . ?4-3m Dr. H. Ander’s Iodine Water. Am Imvaluablk Discovery—A F(ill Grain of lODIKB IN EACH OUNCE OF WATftt—DISSOLVED wiTiL'trr a Solvent ! mtlti most Dowerfiri Vitalixing Agent and Resto •* rative known. Scrofula, Salt-Rheum, Cancers, Rheumatism, Consumption, and many Chronic and Hereditary Disease*, arc cured by its use, a* thous ands can testify. Circulars sent free. Price, $1 per bottle, or 6 for 05. ^ DR. H. -ANDERS & CO.,: Physicians and Cl» mists, 428 Broadway, N.JL ITT Sold l*y Druggist* fc^ueraik*- Ocuih-r 28,^tsoa 34-3m Albany Lodge No. 24, F A. M, FT4I1E regular meelinga of I this Lodge nre on lhe _ Tr> v _ /trt( and third Friday nights time prescribed by law, why an order for the sale of.in each month, reid House and Irks should not be granted. | The brethren will plenre Given under my Iwnd and official signature, tide lake due notice and govern lUbday of January, 1868. themselves accorJiugly. W. H. WILDER. Albany, Jen. 201h,1868. Ordiiary. GEOnoi *■—BAKER COUNTY. • WHEREAS, WilllamO. Flemming. AdmluWlralor on the estate jf A. A. Williams, dee d, makes appli cation to me for Letters of Dismission from said ad ministration: , , , , , i, T'lc^e arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- sons concerned tube and appear at my office on the first Monday ia Juno next to show cause, u any ‘ ve. why said letters of dismiissionsiiouM not j .rsmtew vdherwiso letie»^cill issue in trrn-a of the Uw * Given under my hand and official signature, this Jan. 1st. I860. ’ W. IV. JORDAN, . Jan. 181b. 1866.-1 Ordinary. PREScmrxioAs. ^•Mfftlrm will be paid to the careful \ J'or" '. GEORGIA—WORTH WHERE AS, Wiltinm K JitfS&lrloDj tljerefote. r : erel.ip rorpirre.l 'to eheye. yiij »••'« edmlnirtvator.. a.ar-'I ntav eiiuiiM not bn di-mi r T. .>15,, I, ti,|.].r,my hand ' D- W. C. SPENpER, flcflutiVy Atbany, April 13th, I866.-tr. •• . Albany Chapter No. 15, A. Y. M. T HE regular convocations of this Chaptet are on the tecond and fourth Friday nights in each month. •• * - ^ r5’*55P’»* s 53iV? The companions will please take notico a lelvei d gov- ern themselv'ea accordingly.- -; V. W. C: SPENCER. l- 4 ^ ; v" .i-' Secretary. Altanv, Arr.iL ICth, 1865.-If GEOK<rIA, DOUGHERTY COUNTY —Sixty '. ’ days after the publication of this notice, 1 will make ... on tl,e ; application to the Court of Ordinary of an id county, i’d. appliea jo tlie uu- j y or foaVe.to'scllallthe real estate belonging to 0. G. s>mission frpm saia au- j M c L^ n Jon, late of said county deceased. JAS. L. LYINGTON, Adm’r. Albany. Dec. 23. 1865.^ 2bi. # tbr°n ”* •i'*'l"rwreHptionVfrom Fresh j i86?x!' bret , CliamP !1 l? 1 *?t. el - c '' WBLOIJ."'" " "" ' JAM F.5 W. ROUSE, this Drug,. At the'Old Stand—Welch's store or .... , 0 „, 36— Jat. 13ih, i860;-1 Ord.nary. '•‘.1845. irm oinna—eica . store ot , ,, (l . 1. Ei WELCH, Albany, Nov. 4U!, 186 5 - Drqggis^ & Apotbeoary, I „ wouldn’t go to I }iad bought " a bushel, Frcm the Metropolitan Record. Bill Arp Addresses the Lebanon Law School and gives bis 4>wn sad Expe rience. MiLMOKJBViu.it,' Feb. 1360. Jf. t n. C. C. Camming, andolhert. Committee : i Gkntlhates—I have rcsccved your kind; invitation to address your law skool. In tbe situation by which I am surrounded^ it is im possible for mo to go. I wish; I could, for I would .like to tell you all I know aliout law, and it wouldn’t take me long. I’m now in the law business tnysclf at this place. We arc engaged in manu&etoriu itby wbolooalo, and after awhile it will be retailed out l>y the lawyers to anybody that wants it. Its an easy business to make law, though some of tlie bills are awfully.spelt.. To-dayl saw a bill, in which “mashcciiery” wns spelt with two esses and four ease. But the greatest (lifiiettlty is in understanding tho law after it is made. Among lawyers this difflculty- dou’t seem to lie so much in the head ns in the pocket. For five dollars a lawyer can lnminize some, and more according to pay. Bnt he Oughtent to luininize but one side at a time. ‘The first case I ever had in a jcsticc court, I employed old Bob Liggins, who was a sorter of a self-educated fool. I give him tfro dollars in advance, and he argued the ease as I thought, on two sides, and was more luminous agin me than forme. I lost the case, and found out afterwards that tbe defendant liad employed Liggins after I did and give him five dollars tolooso my case. I looked upon this as a warning to all clients, to pay b'g fees and keep yoi r lawyer out cf temptation. 34y experience in litigation have not been satisfactory. I sued Sugar Black oust for the price * of a load of shuks. lie said he wanted to buy some ruffucss, and I agreed to bring him a .load of shuks for too dollars. My wagin got broke and he got tired a wait- in, ami sent out after the shuks liissclC— When I called on him for thepay he seemed surprised, aud sed it cost him two dollars and a half to have the slinks hauled, and that I jestly owed him a half a dollar, lie was bigger than 1 was, so I swollered my bile and suetfeliim. His lawyer pled a set oil' for hanlin. He pled that the shuks were unsound, that they were hard by limitation; that they didn’t agree with his cow, and tnai tie u,™ aot.irujr_slmks from me. He spokb about an hour andalittaeu to me as a swindler 45 times. Tlie bedeviled jurv went out and braght. in a verdict :igin me tor titty cents, and ibur dollars for cost of-suit. I burnt saved narry slink on my plantation since, and I don’t intend to until it gits less expensive. I lock upon tbis as a warnin to all folks not to go tb law aboutshuks, orany other, small oLammatanpR The next trouble I bad wus with a feller tvlio I hired to dig mc a well. lie was to dig it for twenty dollars, and I was to pay him tn meat anil meal, and sich like. Tlie vagabond keptjjittin along until lie got: all tlie pay, b.ut hadn't'dug narry lbot in the grown." Sol made out my akkount, and sued him as toilers, to-wit: Old John Hanks to Bill Arp. Dr, To 1 well you didn’t dig. $20. Well, Hanks ho hired a cheap lawyer who rareil round extensively, and sed a heap of funny things at my expense, and finally dis missed my case for wliat lie called its “riili- kulum absiirdum.” I paid these costs, and went home a sadder and a. wiser null. I pulled down my little cabin, and moved it some 300 yards nigher to the spring, and Fve drunk mighty little well water since. ‘ I look upon this case as a warnin to all folks never to pay for anything until you’ve got it, es pecially if it has to be dug Tho next law case I had I gained it all by myself by the force of sirkumstaiices.I bought a man’s note that wns given for the hire of a nigger hoy, Dik. Fiudin.be wouldn’t pay mc, I sued' • lum before old Squire-McGinnis, belccvin it was sieh a dead tiling that the devil couldn’t keep me out of averdik. The fellci’s attorney pled failure of consideration, and non cst iactnm, and ignis fatus, and infancy, and that the niggers name wasn’t Dick, but liichanL The old squire was a powerful secesh, and hated yankecs iimazin.. So, after tbe _ lawyer had got through liis speech and finished up his rcadiii from a book called “Grcetileat,” I rose forward to an attit'qpd. Strctcliiu forth ray arm, sex I, “Stjuire Mcginuis, I would ask, sur, is this .a time in the history of onr aflliekted country when Federal law books should bo admitted in a Southern patriot’s court Y Haven’t we seceded forover" from tiieir foul domination ?_ Don’t our flag wave over Fort Snmter, and What, sui\ have we got to do with Northern laws?: On tho very first page of the gentleman’s book I seed the name of the city of Bostii was written in Hosting, pnl and sold in Hosting, where they don’t know no more about the hire of a nigger than ah ox knows tlie. man wlio will-tali bis hub 1 ." I said some more things that was piiited and patriot ik, and closed my argument bwhand- tn the book to the sqmi-e. He 1 pnt, am his ape,‘tables, and after lookin at the bookabonC .1 millet, si• — he, l.jp.pv-w:' /a “Mr. Arp, you can have a judgment, and Tliojie that trom henceforth and.forever, no Jawyer will persoom to comb before this honorable court with pisen documents to prove his ease. If lie do, this court will take it as an insult, and send him to jail.” I look upon this tShse as a warning to alL folks who gamble in law, to bold a good hand and play it well. High jc&ice aiid patriotism are uinnin tnimp-. After tbis I had a difficulty with a man name ofKolicn, and I t would arbytr.ite. NUMBER 14. lie conid do better, he was t give me tlie preference. The skamp went oll.andsold the wheat to Kolien foradollntt ™ and five cents; and Ivohen knowed all about ' his contrakt with me. Me and him like'to ' 4 have.fit,' and perhaps would, if 1 hadn't boSf- : ■ ’ puny; but we finally loft it to Josli Billim-s to arbytrato. Old Josh deliberated on the tiling tor three days and nights, and tin all v hrot in an award that lyohen should have tin- wheat and I should have t 1 -" . .- r “ haint submitted no more t foron'Cex. v - : -vo r .oarhirtkf;Jn' since, and my advice to at! pe; is to ar bitrate nuthin if Vour case is- honest for there aint no judge there if. keen one man' ~ from trielan another. An hor.est man don’t '' stand no chance -anywhero exsenphv i n a courthouse with a good lawyer tb baekhim.. ’ riie motto ot this cuse is, never to arbitrate nntbiu but a bad Jcase, -and take a good law- and' jmy. feint for it befote yon " • e°\FrotnMvil -I didn’t,bat illV law yer Marks did. Fretm an was a nutmeg school teacher who had gone round trfy na- borhood wifii lus sejiool articles, and I put down for Tronp qnil Calhoun to go; and in tended to send seven or eight more if he proved lumaclf right, i fo luuithat thc little nulhfier wasn’t believui in anythin^ and on inquiry I found, that Nutmeg was giving mighty long recesses, and was em ploying his time chiefly in carryin on with a tolerablesized female ga] that, was goim- to him. Troup sed he, heard the gal soiled herself one day, and he knowd Fretmanwas * a sqneezin ot her. I don’t mind om bov- squeezing the Yankee gals, hut I’ll be Maim ed if the Yankees shall be a squeezin oun> So I got mad and took the children away. At the end of the term Frctman sued me for • eighteen dollars, and hired a cheap lawyer to Collcckt it. Before this time I had learn ed some senso about a lawyer, so I hired a good one, an l spred my pocket hook down Before him, and told him to take what would satisfy linn. And he tuk. Old Phil Davis was the jcstiee Marks made the opening speecu to thc effek that every professional ■ nmn ought to be able to illustrate hb trade and he therefore proposed to put Mr. Fret- imm on the stand and spell him. This rfio- tion were fout hard, but it agreed with old PlnPs notions o f “high jnstlee,” and says he, “Mr. Fretimm you will have to spell sur. Marks then swore him, that he would fflvefrneciidencqjn thy case, and tliat he spcllm book correckly, to the best of his knowledge and belief; so help him, &o. I saw then that he were trembim allovcrlike a cold wet dm;. Says Marks, “Air. Frctman ip ll tisik; well he spelt it, puttin in a ph “ JJ 1 *,) “"dagbaud azli, andldon’t know n hat all, and.Fthpught lie was gone up the _ on all sorts of ' ma^iort I knowed nm all, till finally;Markses «w 0 w sur, spell Olnpompymisuk.” Kretmli'dre.w - breth and^sed iftwaseiftfinJlSS^ . - Fretmnn was swetirt fitj, artfi'^dwnmux *■ wns swetm lifce'a ruh down fill,- H uv ko,le h ass at and missed You can enm down, sur,” says Marks & - - ‘\puv e lost your ease’’ .;A,insure enufoi'd rtnl giye a^yerdiok against him HkbTdaru M^wasa whido in hS waV^A* tlmt • the !r k kt S ^’‘'“'"hisd^omj^ii. We 0 a e fte°r r k ' V ’ l '? 0 " r ’ snr » take the, J translate.this Latin into Englisbr*-- so that the court may understand it.” ^Ycli - ho jest caved, for he couldn’t do it. / ' He lost his ease in two niinits; for the old sqmrc said that a doctor who conldu’t read ' lus diplomacy, had no more right tp practls eef^ a L m i g !f t . rat * * ho eouM,1 ’t read tlie U- ■ cciise he had to jtne two conplc togbther.— This is a wannn to all perfessional men to understand tlieir business, and the moral of the case is, that a m»n ou»htentl to lie necessary. H Bnt 1 must close this brief epistle. . !' « • i } °? ,ra »"•>>*. iuii JGifv 1f " r S<>t to mention that tlie Freed- man’s Brno have liad nie tip beeausejllra. ' Arp turned off her nurse, for i.ot talkiu baby talk to her chile.. She sed tha't mv Wile throwd a cheer at lier head. Ti.e lying Ims- sy was ther^.a wcarip YIrs.'Aro’s rebUaf itjr of Besting. Yes; sur, it uudshawl that she’d stole. I pintedem out . t Hosting, published in Boston * 10 Biiro, and left in defiant.disgust.— a>6tin ttiMr a o lijorul'of thisiarf^o. stanctyour "rowii” or unrse your babies yourscli: jS.~A. : ^to PitEVKxr p IT ^,- 0 ay sSJll Pox-.— Mi. Solon Kobmson,m-s communication in m the Plough; Loom and Anvil," reeom- — rtg^win^o^cvent/pUUngby Get from- the apothecary a little vial of X stuff called-Hquid eufiele, and ds soon' as the postules are fully formed, apply a little of the liquid Vith.a. little hriish or feather fo eaeh.one. As soon as they get ripe remove, the sea s and wipe away the matter clear,, pply thc liquid, again. If any one of. nil a second tune, you must'remove die covering and repeat tlie process. - It will smart like dun for a moment, but my word findi ‘ . ia eliloroform. It forms an artificial g.... u-i.r a wound just as good as. the real one,