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[iRS- M . A. HIEHSTJUST. SET THE JEOJIE; SVLE. wob. i. &5, JEN ADVANCE ALBANY, GEORGIA. A£RIL 14 1866. NUMBER 24. * 6 V TJV M. A. Hienan. ' !i . UIAU sr.—AT TUB OLD STAXD. Adu'rtMn;. Utos Drs. Cromwell & Connally P™*»»j«wa services to It, ciCxcns Office on Creed St. * l ‘* , t * inserted at the rote of One Dollar per square of Eight Lines, for the li^ ,f,n iuid Seventy-five Cents for each] ; n p rt y ;i jj| c i„ udvance. ] . -longer than three DISSOLUTION op PARTNERSHIP Tlir botw^n P * ~ ♦I'’]'*?* - exist! I , Drs - T °®1 & Connelly, in thin day X dissolved by mutual consent All tmnsid no- counts will be B aid to Dr. Todd, who is aphorized GEO. B. C. TODD. COX5ELLV. >" -*'■4 r 30d. It. TODD, having purchased the office lately occupied by Dr. AVm. P. Jenninga, can be found for the present in the up-sUirs office or said build ing. Albany, Jan. 20,18CG. sod. stmarj'CTtSJ'reeG. I \tt. TODD, having B 9 occ 'special notice. I lUinnouticenients of candidates for office, $10. ■ • i r--ivance. :„»o m Si> chared _ -,w — - advance.' r a ot eight lines, of brevier, make < r 1 idveniviaents that make over eight lines P„W«n does, counts-- lUierlisers Will tuark o L jomber of squares they [Coomanicsti.'r ril Curds per year $20 00. able inndvuncc $20 00. A. B. BAD&ER, - DENTIST, ALBANY... GEORGIA two squares Ark on their advertisements sh them to occupy. _ idividual benefit, will be ijuare f»r each insertion^ O FFERS his professional services to the citizens of Albany and vicinity. Having just returned from tLe service, l solicit general patronage. 1 can be found at the residence of F. Lehman. Ladies will be attended at their residences if desired. Provisions taken in payment for work. Albany, Sept. 9th, 1805. 27—tf kiiu-r ,.. s „»r ulol TOi hgal adverttr* i A A ! ion f..r V- rtifW 1 ' of REAL ESTATE AGENCY. rpHK subscriber has opened an Agency for the J sale of Lands in connection with the practice of Law: ^ He will buy or sell lands for a reasonable Commission, Investigate Titles, draw Deeds of Con veyance, and givc lcgal advice generally in refer ence to the purchase or sale of lands in Sontli-Wes- j tern Georgia. Persons having lands to sell, or lilies or lcss..$ 3 Oft (t |, ose dce*r in fi to buy, would do well to confer . per* levy 6 <H> with him. .-.5 UOj Office in the Farmer Building, OTer Field's -at idtt............. 4 Oi) & t; 0 -Washinstoil Elreof, Albany, Ga. ^a\ii'Kr. r SPECIAL NOTICES. Editor o.» Patiiiot—DEAnTsinT^With your per mission I wish to say, to the readers of your paper, that l wUl send, by return mail, to all who wish it; [freej a Recipe, with full directions for making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually remove,yin ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freck les, and all Imparities of the SkiniJcaving tbc same eoR, clear, smooth and beautiful. I will also mail free to those having Bald Ucids, or B*ro Faces', simple directions and information *bat will enable them to start a full growth of Etn< nriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than : if.fc.nz answered by return mail witboatiin ' charge. lies poet fullj yours, THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, CheirisL 831 BroatVay, New York. . 8®- To Consumptives.—The undersigned hav ing been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years, with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fcllow-sufieiers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of'the prescription used, [fiee of charge},-with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a- turt curt for Consumption, Astuma, Bronchitis. Cotrons. Colds, etc. The only object* of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prqve a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will plense ad dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, W illiaiDsburgh, Kings County, New York. September 9th, 18C5. A & Co. hip 1 (W nfdisajisuion lrotu Aduiitt- 6 00 f«r .lisjuissiau tcum Uuar- 4 00 J^il Uud - « <>° m.r-and Creditors 4 00 ..e/rauar* ww * 00 ■Utile iirupctty. teudsys ■} 00 •j, sixty day TA.MVEL D. IRVIN. Albany, September 23, lSfbC* 29—if SPECIAL N 5 of L*nd he Adnuiu- v forty d.. .,U- of per GEORG 8 A—BANKER COUNTY. Ordinary's Office fi r said county. W HEREAS, Win. Sharpe, administratef o» the estate of F. F. Slutrpe, deceased, in* ken _ ( application to me for letters of dismission from said ^*6 O0 [estate—to take effect on the first Monday in June rates* will"be required in! next: This |s to-cHe all interested to appear at my j office o» or before the first- Monday in June and file _ I their Directions, tf any they have, why said letters TICE. slmuld not be granted flic applicant. Given under ii ur«* Kxccntora or' »ny Itaud aad official signature this 22d day of Nov , avMo he held 6n the i 1865. W. VV. JOR1XAN, between the hours of I November 25,1865.-38(hn Ordinary B C. “i" wkich ft .keTr“p £ | wStSSo—WORTacbujfTrT m1«« must be given I WHEREAS^ dames C. Ilatnraon applies to me fbr Oaiaslicrty Psstpoued Sliuriff Sale. ILL be sold on, the first Tuesday in March y * next., before the Court House door iti the city ol Albany, the following pr.»perty, te-wit: f^)tsof latxl numbers (15) fifteen, and (98) nine- iy-eight, iu the first district of Douglterty county ; levied on by virtue of a mortgage fifa issued from the .Superior Court, of Dougherty county, in favor of Charles J. Jenkins and Loyd C. Beit, adtnY, vs. Wm. M. Petty. Propertv pointed out in said fifa. S.'ATKINSON, Deputy Sheriff. December loth, I860. TO ADVERTISERS. A Supplement to The Daily News, Consisting of unifprm pages containing Advertise ments and other mutter, will be published every - day, and twenty tliousahd extra copies daily will be issued, to be circulated care fully, free of charge, in each of the followingjdoccs: * All thb Railroad Trains coming in or going out of the cityi the City Railroad Cars, the Ferry Boats, Steamboats, Jforcign Steamers arriving or departing, Ships, and in all the l'rinctpn Hotels .onOoiC'Liverpool, Paris, Bremen, and other European cities; aud in the Island of Cuba.- Also, in all the Principal Cities of the United States an the Canadas, this will make the circulation greater than, that* of any other Daily Journal in New York. •? ADVERTISERS now availing themselves of the opportunity to make known their business through the columns of the NEW YORK NEWS are eonvined of the importance of its great circulation, in conse quence of the large orders received by them, cevlif to the value of this JOURNAL as the BEST- MEDL U.M for ADVERTISING, and the public generally depending .upon publicity to secure an extension of business commensurate with enterprise, should not fail to become acquainted with the unquestionable advantages to be derived from announcing through the COLUMNS of this POPULAR JOURNAL, what ever relates to Commercial or Financial matters, no matter wliat may be the particular business in which any party may be engaged. N. B.—All Advertisetuetits intended for this Sup plement should be distinctly marked “Daily News Supplement.” . fiSF* Advertisers will be supplies with any num ber of the Supplement at the rate of $7.50 per tUousautL F. GUSCETTI 243 Broadway, Is our authorized agent for the Supplement. Letters of Guardianship of tbc person and promwty *U, orphan of John W Mitch- \1 property must be of SoIoft»ot» W. liSlic-UcI i public gazette tin ell, dec*d: C^SOZUHCA— DOUGHERTY COUNTY. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ‘ John F; C^rgile, Administrator o » » S. S. deo’d. applies io me for leave- to sell a llousb ana Lot*: fuiFiint Street in this city, (of Albany,) as the properly C? said cs'ate: This is, therefore, to cite anJ.aJ'flunishall parties interested to show cause, if any Uiey,c*^« will’in the time prescribed by law, why an order fur'll sale of said Hmise and Lots shoulJ not be granted. Given under my band and official signature, thi? f_* IRU dav of January, 1SG6. W. II. WILDER. Albany,Jan. 20tb, 1866. Ordinary. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Louisa Mason James D. Mason. Returnable to June Term, 1866, of Dougherty Superior Court. DOUGHERTY SUPERIOR COURT, \ At Cuambrbs, March 3, 1866. / O N hearing the above petition, and being satisfied that Defendant is a non resident, ft is hereby ordered that service of this petition be perfected by publication inthe>Ubany Patriot once a month for four months, requiring said. Defendant to be and appear at tlrtj Superior Court to be held in ami for said county of Dougherty on the first Monday in June next, then and there to show cause, if any he has, why the prayer of petitioner should not be granted. A true extract from the Minutes. / JOHN F. CARGILE, Clerk. Albany, March 7, 1866. 16—m4m TOM. L.O..OP ALBANY. . Tis long since at-tbc enchrc table sat, With' partners yon and I. The bet was a treat of a Pineapple Mait- Aitd champagne sparkling high. The sweetest of smiles and the brightest of eyes Tlieir magic light did lend, And Fortune decided the glorious prize Was justly mine, my friend. ■ he sadness, of Antumn no longer it Nor Winter’s dark control j But Spring, with her carrolling birds and her green, Will gladden soon the Soul. Yes, many a day, in thc’gl^ Sjv of the Past, Has faded, since,- away; But Memory, Matt, will retain to tbc last That bet and lively play. Thus long for the treat wc have waited in vain— My partner fair and I, And now by this, Matt,' wc remind you • again, That you must pay or try. “ OHEE^iHt-nsT,” Worth Co., April, 1BG8. Wit la thT Right Place. One of the early Methodist preachers, an itinerant for more than fifty years, was re markable for his combination of deej and genuine wit. His name was Phinctts Kite.' While lie was stationed in one of the N York Churches, he found that many of the young people, of both sexes, were accustom ed to leave the church before the close- of the evening service. It auuoyed hint, and he determined to stop it. The next Sabbath evening, before he commenced his sermon, ho said: “Some of my brethren have been greatly afflicted that so many young wo men leave church before the' service is throngii. Bnt I tell them they ought not to feel so, for-doubtless most of thcinr that go out are young women who live at ser vice, and their mistresses retpiire them to heat home at nine o'clock; and, if they arc not at home at that time, they will either lose tlieir place?or oft'eud their mistresses, Application to Sell Land dnfie~applicnt GEOHGIA—BAKER COUNTY. r>tl th xcf M These are, therefore, to notify the kin4re<I an4 j WHEREAS, WilljamO. Flemming. A(Lnipj«tw«**» s of an eatato wust' creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my | on the estate of A. A. Williams, dec\f, makes apjili- officc within the time prescri r »e«l by law to show cation catne for Letters of Dismission.Croui said, ad- made to llte Court' cause, if any they bate* why said letters of guard- ministration: ,> », e iansbip should not be granted the applicant. | Tnese arc, Ihereforo, to cite and admonish aH per- r— Given under my hand and official signature, this sons concerned to be and appear at my office on the -ntinn Guardian- 1 the 6th day of February, I860. - j first Mouday in June next to show cause, if anv 1 ' , JAMES JV. ROUSE, I they have, why said letters of dismiission should nut Fobrunry lCtb, I860. Ordinary. I Issue, otherwise letters will issue in terms oT the - | ftvw. Given under my hand and official signature, lis Jan. 1st, 1866. W. W. JORDAN, Jan. 13th, 1S«8.—1 S IXTY Days .Mlcr date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Mitchell county for leave to sell all |h<! ».''*! relate belonging to the tatc or wiu. rc vrnson, eoustsimg of two lots of Land—numbers not fcno ju*— remembered the Tenth District of Mitchell coaufv ; ?Uo IL A Singular Fact—The Locality »r the Presidents. The Cincinnati Inquirer calls attention to thy pinplfl; font that tl» .ppwntjon to the Democracy, which has always made it a subject of complaint, that so many ofqur Presidents were taken from the South, has nominated none hut Southern bom Presi dents itself for near forty years—that is, du ring all the term of the anti-slavery agita tion, when the cofnplaint was first hoard.— Tims, in 1832, they nominatejl Henry Clay,. rison, a scion of one of the first .families of Virginia where he was horn, for this office. In 1840they selected' this Virginian again, and put up with him for Vice President John Tyler, another Virginian.- Tyler be came President- In 1844 they again Domi nated the Virginian-Kentuekim, Henry Clay, for President. In 1848 they went to the extreme South' and selected another son of Virginia, General Taylor, as their Stand ard bearer. In 1852 they again went to Viiginia and selected another distingqished son of that State,Gen. Winfield Scott, for President, and they put with him, for Vico President, Mr. Graham of North Cafolina. In 1850 they voted.for John C. Fremont, a South Carolinian by birth and a Missou rian by adoption and family connection,— In 1860 they selected Abraham Lincoln, a ICctitnckian, and in 1864 they re-elected hhii, and with him Andrew Johnson, a native of North Carolina, and a resident ofTennessco for Vice President. Thus wo find the par- ■ declaiming against the influence of ntliem men, and yet invariably selecting Southern men by birth and education, for- the highest offices of the country for. nearly forty years. Duriugmost of 'tho time the Democracy hive voted for Northern men like Van Bttren, Cass, Pierce, Buchanan, Douglas and McClellan. - Prospect of a Great War.- The news front Europe tins morning ii. full of interest. Prussia and Austria are ex changing notes, mustering armies On their respective frontiers, and the next steamer may bring us “ the clash of resounding amjs.* -I There is, consequently, excitement on tho and tliey tlon’t wish to do erther. Tlioy jexchanges of Europe; th© funds nr® must either go out iu time to get home at » ana a pause has-been given to spec- nine o’clock, or stay at home altogether.— | Br * ; S5 ve enter P^ lse ^- _ This would be very hard fbr them; and! ' the cause of this quarrel is no .mystery* servant girls have beaux as well as other I t disposition, nf^tha Jjuchie* girls, and tF Jyonng menliavc to go out to■ oi^cnleswlg and Holstein, whieh were Won wait upon, tuelii homo maftcr, when - "y^he cwrabuied &errojui armies fi&u DrtK mcsc young women leave church befoiethe: mai !, -Ansfria is willing to divide tho service is over, you will understand who S P 01 ^ S » to make the Duchies an independents they are, and not feel badly about it. The P wwe *V or even to give Prosaist the hM*s brother who gave this fact said: “We were. snare, mcludnig the harbor of KfiS: Vot v «i»ys—for dts-j iJBy six months— forty days. • f rtgajjes ijjurit l>o' >:ua,-is*r-fi»r «ju*abli«»hing 1 , ... ... , ,, of three months-^i: /AX tbc first Tuesday ia March next tfill bo sold nniII , ip ,-' i/iltheCouri HouJe Door iu Uabollu. Worth OEOROIA-"OllTH COLiI\. by the dece-wed. the cuuuty, Georgia, within the Lawful ! WHEREAS, William Keen, Administrator on the Administrator’s Sale. * Child nary. I eighty (80) acres of lot of land No. one hundred and cstnle 0 f James O. Kerce, dec’d, applies to the ■ tliMsfty (130), hL the 14tli district of — 1 — - - - - said county--— Letters of Dismission from said ad- i* n w a hues" ! Sold as the property ofWur. R. Harris, dec u, for ministration; therefore, all persons concerned are _’ n ’_ im _ r * * i the beuefit of tho heirs and creditors. ^ Terms^Cash. i,Q re by required to show cause, if any they have, WRIGHT Sl WARREN, i Ti.j, Jan, 0.W law. - ' - Jai» 131 It. I»66i— l-h> I’TOHNEYS AT L A W, CiEORC|A _wopTH COUNTY. AI.llVXV.UA. | \VTIIRIU:a8, Tb*ffio« J - Voting nppjfts to.no 7II.I. pr.c-iicc in ill.'several Court* ^ on the Ml»le"of*<GTO^e , "v^ S Voim^ "rtro'of^sniJ ' ^1'inv m 1 .Stile nn l ihe t.ircmt Lourto ” ann , accewjl.' f for t’l.e Slate n! Ueorgia. I ,re.'therefore to notify •» rju> eingolur HNipSnUiieuiien given to Ike purclnueanq tie ktodwAnnd creditors of mid desmmd lobe- o!R ui INt lle . .nJoppeMiitnif offieoisaiiin the tiuio prescribed I — 31 I by uir to >W came, if »»y ‘be/ have, wby said lacHiUD IMBD-. j ^ai.cn'racicr'iAy band cod official signature, rliis tbe litth da, offebruary, 1866.^ ^ Ordinary. .\«tv. IS. l8-i5. vliy said administrator, on the first Monday i next, should not be dismissed. Given mulcr - f»y hand and ofiloml signature, tht the 8th day of January, 1866, JAMES W. ROUSE, Ja». 13th, 1866. -1 Ordinnay. HINES &. HOBBS, [IlOMEY^'AT LAW I , AL3.4S.Vj GA. Ipll.l. [iMc(,r,,ju l>,.i]olieriy ami tbe snrr,uind- Kf eng t'*„ n'es. Feb. 24, 1806. GEORGIA—DOUGHERTY COUNTY. rilXTY Daya after date nppUaalion will be m.'.de Siiiferior Courts of I lie lo the Court of Ordinary of said cou y «'“l IIS' L'.iiied Suu-s Circuit Court at Savan-: Rive to sell all the real estate beiongmg tcNsney >™ J Mend I.. business in Soutli-West Smith, lalo of said connly.dMid.. FWWlUtb, IBOO. 33— r:|,, v, !»v special agreement. .21, 1865. |SAMUEL Dr iRVm7 Vttornoy txt Iaw, - •urne-I the practice of his profession.— ; iu i he Farmer building—up stairs— '44’td, Albany, Q». - Alb business cn- ijs.cij'o will receive prompt attention. “V* September 26, 1865. 29—;tf Jr. H. V. I'HHS hh T^Mayr. ‘•l.lRii, professional services to tjie citiseq. ami vicinity. . C 1 'Plication to SeU Land. il'J* after dale applies!ism. will be I ^ lourtnf Ordinary of Irwin Couub J.U1K8 8. DOYLB, Adm'i ni-Ulid Feb. 21, 1806. PURE EKIDORS EOR MED1CSMAE " penposEs, from the most reliable house in n. Y. at the Drug L.'E. WELCH. .16— 1866 X.. best Cbampague, etc. **Alti«ny. Nov. 4ta, 186*. JJotiOfis. ill dc made »_*- SKSS^gS Ordinary of Irwin County fonj ioirifctji f ® j§ CO unty, dre’d. Fbr thq funds belonging to the es* - ' * »r^...i,nRnn. la e —- • - ,J J “* M ^H n » Ltc of said oauuty. dec^rjuid. x o. JAMES FAULK, Adiu*r s 31 "1,1866. — —^ | 1 “xU the l.nnds belonging to the estate of I*. Tomlinson, late "‘ l”‘ , ^»Ji, or8 ' , 'of said dec’d. • - ySBORBROWK; 20-G0d lu Fair Notice. I ttm!* 0 * 8 INDEBTED TO, DR,-8. 8= or ti «rc request^ to ; settle at H 7 will find their accounts in suit.. Un T \i , . J , ()UX F ’ CARGILE, AdmV Lb-wSt U, A—DOUGHERTY COl’XJYV III ill! wllnm it may concern; im ' JOHN ARAMS fill*' F Uieiw 5 TJ'-'W' »pplied to me for p<*rm*- Adain,, . , A i ,,n 'mstration ou the estate ol Hen- Ai* U i’ 0 • 01 ^I'^poiy: F^enf'lfe.mli j",' 1 ‘ ln »' 1 ' ,r *l.e uvditnrs and r will,-,.. n.J Adams to lie and appear at iny kif anvil“ le “'lowed by law and eltuw ■ ‘boald J.. i 5 can ' w by |iermanent admiuUtni- T."'Ailn,iv jHAoted io Melvina Adams and u. ; ""r 1 Adams’estate. . . pS(«i. • u "“ ““d official aij-natitie, March IW6 W.U.WU.0ER. ' ••*. Urffiisiiy Manly 3d, 1^- Adm’r of U. L. To”|linaon ; 1.5-=r2m* klTIVOllTII COUNTS. GEORGIA—MITCHELL COUNTY. Oi*dinary > s Office Mitchell County, Ga. W HEREAS, the estate ot Alex. Godwin Is'un represented? from- Hie* death- of the former administrator, Wm. R. Godwin? These are, theveforov to Cite and admonish all and Btiigulnn the kindred and creditors to be and-appear at* my office by the first Monday in- April next, as I shall proceed to appoint an administrator debofias non. JOHN W. PEARCE, March 3d, 1866—p5-td‘ ^ - Clerk Ordinary. Esecutor’s Notice.. WILL be sold en ttie-first- Tuesday in April next, within the usual hours of sale.*before the Court House in the town of Camilla, Mitchell county, to Ihe highest bidder* one’ lot of. Lamt containing two hundred nnd fifty acres, more or less, lyffig in the Tenth District of (origiually) Early, now Mitchell county; Solti.na the property of Richard Andrews, late of Worth Counlyu.u&o’d.: for tha benefit ofitho heirs aud creditors of said dcc’d. Tcrjus-on the day. A. B. JONES, Bob* 2d 1 , I8t>6:—13-—40«h. Bxccuton* Physicians’ Meeting. A T » Mcetln^of the Physicians of Albany«nd vietniiv (Mar«*h 6th, 1866) it was turnuimously Iltso v\J, That we, the 1’hycicians of Albany and vicinity, will not render medical servoices on plnnta* tions, unless the owners or. lessees of such j Uinta- lions slut)i hi*coine resposifili* for said services. Jf JOHN T. t'LMS, &J. D., Chairman. * W. A. Lane. M. D, S«>c’yl * Albany, March 28.1866. 21-3m Dougherty Superior Court, AT CHAMBERS, March. IT, 1806. YT is ordered’tnat the Superior Court of Dougherty Courtly stand adjourned until Court in course—• first Monthly in June next. Parties^ Witnessess, and Jurors will take due notice thereof aud be pres ent ou.that day. A truo extract from the minutes. • JOHN F. CARGILE*, (iTcrk. vVlbon^ March 3 7^. 1866,. ]p_ All Persons Having Demands A GAINST the estate of Elizabeth Hay, lots of AVorlh oonnhy., dec**<!, will'present, them to the uudersigned duly authenticated. Those indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment thereof. WM. KEEN, February IT, 18CG.-12 iUhuia.iatralor German Confederation. Should Von Bis- marck succeed in this daring but dishonest JR- .i» .erii.iiiiiuoii, ^' ht ' nle > il wi “ V ,ake Prussia the master, ot in.es, the admirers degrade Austria so theposi- - -** i tion ot a third-rate power. Should a war Wcrs it * test of of a cause they, deemed the holiest forwliieli.’ 8 difficulty would be Ita- mau ever drew sword, have tendered to him 18 CJ*portundy, 3 n d a dash would p*»ba- valnabTc property; hut he has on every m i*v e ^ n< ^ c °d, tliore aro casion kindiv, thankfully* lw»i Jirmly deed in-' grave possibilities growbig out off ed to accept*anything so offer. EveifwfieiT ^' ar news by the next steamer Is liimilv. driven from tlieir iiihontNnm> will w looked for with intense interest* [N. T. WorT^tt Congressional Psnrpsttott, Aot 'Accepted. During the war, and hinee its termination, av« the Selma (Ala.) Times, t?.'C admirers of H. E. Lee, in consideration of his person-' P? wcr * »\ losses, aud as evidence of then* apprecia-^ ft?*? ^km of his distinguished services in lK'lialf*' Aw!l\ lt xVJ? ll JV°^ of a cause thev deemed tiie holiest for\rl»i<*h ’ TT 1 ^ ! . . s * na 8 difficulty w< GE.OSILEA—Baker' County. O N the first Monday in July next William Sharpe will lyvply to the Court of Ordinaly of said county, for letters of dismission from the administra tion'ol' tbe estate of F. F! Sh» rpe. deceased. \VL W..JORDAN.Only. Decetnfcfr 1st, 1865. An Ordinance. Be It ordained by the- Mayor and.City. Council - o^ Albany. That on and nflor thin date, that the Alley running between tbe Kidd Hotel and - Ribkacdaon,. Talbot-& Cc.’« Grocery Store, from Broad lo l-ihc Street, is hereby placed under the same restrictions, ordinances and roguIatinns-afraUloIbcr streets and public alleys, in this city. Jons JF. Canon.*, Glork of. Council. Albany, March. 16; 1666: a. j. wrigiit, Mayor*. 17"—3t Baker Sheriff Sale- XXT ILf* be sold before the Court House door in ^ * . flu? town of Newton, on the first Tuesday in May new, within rile nsual ItonnwtPuftib; one lilm^e nnd Lot. in the town of Newton, No. not known 2 but known as the Montgomery House and’Lot, contain - ing four acres more or less. Levied’ on as the prop- •e»tv of J*. J*. Mont romery, to satisfy a fifa issued from the Justice Couit 97Lot District, *G. JJ » W. Huds peth vs. JL L Montgomery. U. J. MILLS, Dtp 1 *Sherififf March 31.1866. 32- niinistratiRJh- - 'ftfSS '•«? ,fc «? Tf' Iteroby required Mo „dny rn July wlivsaiil adnynisir^tor, oirea* under my next, should not bo discharffwj Jftnuftry 8thf | 8C0 . hand and official s>g» a JAMES W. ROUSE, * * Ordinary. January Hi’li® — . Doufflierty SuperiQf Court. yOUgUOA ftb. lC.18C . , , (he Superior Court of -j-T ia hereby ordere- n ,ji„ m „e,! until the L DoughwG nc si. ’ Fartiea, Wttncaaes ^"/urerewt^reup.ice thereof aud be pres- CARGH.ft a Clerk. - i\b»uary « - t - Notice. OEOHGIA-^WORTII C0UST1L S IXTY DAYS after date application util be made to the Court of Ordinary of Worth County for Umre to sel),the land belonging, to th.o eareto of tj. fl. Brown, late of said county,' deceased. lkb. 8. 16CG. county, B. T. COLLIER. Adm’r MARY E. BROWS, Adair's. GEORGIA—WORTH COTSTY. , ■VrritEREAS, George Warren nJulies to me for VV Letters of Gunrdianshlp of .tie poraona and- property of Elizabeth and Micagah Young, orplgms of M. O. Young, deceased: These ate, therefore, to cito and naraotmh all aiul singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within tho time pro scribed by law to show cause, if any they hare, why said letters should not be granted.- Given under my bund and seal, tins March 7, I860. JAMES W. ROUSE. # M.VcIt,10, 1866 —[17-30.1. Ordinary: 'GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY. XAT'HEltEAS', Eiiaabetit. Jordan, Executrix on tlie *— cab ie of S. Q. Jnrdan, dec'd, petitiona-tiie Court for 1 etlers of Dismissinu from her trust: - Tliese ate, therefore, rn rite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear at my office witlihitite lime prescribed ,hy ism to show cause, if any tjiey have, why said tu»IUra of Dismission should not be grunted. ! Gipen under, tny baiatiandioffirial: siarwlnre, this March Sthj 188G. 4i W. ROUSE, Maar.lt 31, 1866. Oidmary. his family, <Jriven from their inheritance, hmf n» home, lie tiseBiieti the offor c£ a resi dence made hy tho city off listhmond, to. whose defence he was devotiug all the pqw- ers of his great intellect. A *®*resi)ondcntfrom Washington makes Kecontfv, Gen; How#, mutilated'tinder the ; e01n ° vcr J ¥f u **^ u femarks iti regard to the flag of the Oonfedcraey, wrote to his triends P°.' vc ™ °* L-ongress as to the reception or in Texas, whoseeattlre had. obeyed in ta- I'p* 11011 - of members oleetad tc that king the field, rcspectftifl'y, eonrteouslv, but j 1 q« a y s: . . . , j r- resolutely informing them that he eonld not' r 1 “ orc Is n0 pnneiplo in oitr system, of : : Notice. A LLl’ersnns are hercbr cautinned against tra ding for a note made by W. Q, Dickinson and payable to Mrs, M. K Harris, or Lean r, datedahont the 1st of. April, 1865. and rhie one day after date, lor the suni of Five Hundred Dollars, as said note has been lost or mislaid. C. F. HARRIS. Albany, Gj., Mart It 28 r 1S6C. 21-11* for hint. ' * ° * I dirial. ..... Gen. Breckinridge, wlio abandoned home,!, * n tmifettion of the British systemv friends, party and exalted position, and! “nt without ascogeDt reasons,judicialpovr- gave his name, his infliienee and his swonl i ® — hnvc in sonie eases, been granted to tho to tlie South, now yin exile in a strange land,! ’ ' v ? — OHS <ts of Congress, Still, .their jndi- his brilliant career for the time hciagelosedj ®J il * P°wers are not so great, as those of lias steadily and firmly declined all offers! *■ ariiament,. anp the restrictions themselves from those for whom he sacrificed so much, j “ l °w£tbat. 11 was never intended that tho Few right thinking men will fail to ad- ’" ° , tettons of law-giver and law-intcrpre- mire the lofty pride'and sttlliliorn sclf-reli- bo conftjsed. ^ ^ ^ aneo which, theso distinguished gentlemen have exhibited in tfeeirmtig the acceptance of tliQ offerings made them. RepFCsentatloDaind Taxation. ' Representation and direct taxes shall bo apportioned 1 among the-several States which may be included; within this Union,' accord ing to their respective numbers.. [Constitution of the U, S. Tllo principle that taxation and represen tation must go.togethctv.rims clearly enunci ated in the Cpnstitution, was also asserted by the tliirtccii colonies, as their 'chief jus tification for throwing off allegiance to the British Crown, and if Is one w-liieh is cor dially accepted by every American. '. litis it ever occurred t o tho Radical lead ers, that, in excluding the Southern States front representation), they may also relieve them from Federal taxation ? Or arc they 'willing to throw tho whole onus ot the pub lic debt upon tho shoulders of tlieir own people, provided only they can gratify to tile full the vindictive malice tliey lluair'toward their subjugated folio w-citivwuaof timSbutli? - [N. Y. Siiw.s. E®” A little girl.ilt. Atlanta waa passing along Marietta street to- school-tfte other d&y, and* while walking close to ati.opcn Veil; her- attention was'attracted: to, some object in another direction, when shu was precipitated into. a. well some fifteen, •">_ . deep, hat w.a?Tpscued vijtih-.* iiijur,y ta P s -' ‘“Each House should bo the judge ot tho elections, returns and qualifications of it» own members,” says the Constitution; and the jndioiul power thus vested in them nec essarily divests them of all legislative pow er in the premises, for this “judge” must in terpret the liww as lie finds it, nothing exs- tetmating ” nor add any thing. Yet this usurping Congress has interpre ted this plain provision of the constitution’ to give them authority to establish qualifi cations and to regulate the manner ofliold- ing elections- A Query. D you- want cotton and tobacco nnd sit' av and rice, you must treat tbo..[iiegro] pro ducts as human beings, or you may bid a. Jong farewell to all those products, [Tribune. W o suppose The Tribune will hardly de ny that, in times past, the Sonth' produced! largo-amounts ot the four 'great staples, utunntl ; and,, if The Tribune’s theory be correct, iitlblibws tti.-u, during all thosc- yea»s,.tJio nagroes lmtstliftve been treated, as “human beitigs.” - Wlmt, then, is the value of aih Vhe Tribune’s howling about, the ei'itelties .practiced ou tho “chattclli ”TI [N. Y. News. . --ie *’ Tito Rail Road betwenu Charleston- _ v !U1< ^ Augusta has hceft completed, precipitated into. a. well spine fifteen, -v- '* f' , . rou "' 1 t r ‘' l: ' 13 arc n P'T thaking regular S®'" TW