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ALBANY; GEORGIA. A]
18. 1866.
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,lr A>rrt , «*Aonal eerrleea lathe citizens
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
T p Partnership in Medicine.'heretofore exlet.
io^ between Dr*. Todd k Connalt., is this day
dissolved bj mutoal consent. AU unpaid ae-
to^.*.I^ n e b ®,f*a d to Dr -1®??* wk » i* authorised
to'receipt for tho^ame, and hopes delinquent* still
call and aettle their accounts m soon possible.
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SPECIAL notice..
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v.lministrators, Krceulors or
ived by law to be he!d_ 5n jhr
TV*. ‘TODD, havin<
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occupied b;
for the present !
ing.
Albany, Jan. 20,I860.
having purchased the office lately
iy Dr. Win. 1*. Jennings, can be found
in the up-alt irs office of said build-
A, B. BADGER,
DENTIST,
ALBANY..
CEOECIA
O FFERS his professional services to the citiscns
of Albany and vicinity. Havingjust returned
from tLc service, l solicit general patronage. . *'
I can be found at the residence of F. Lehman.—
Ladies will be attended at their residences if desired.
Ifc-ovisions jalten in payment fof work.
Albany, Sept. Oth, 180.3.27^tf
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
T HE subscriber has opened an Agency for the
tale of Lands in connection with the practiJb
of Law. He'will buy or sell lands for a reasonable
Commisaipn, Investigate Titles, draw Deeds of Con
veyance, and give legal a J “’““ " »*- *-
cues to the purchase or t
& Co ( Washington Street, Albany, Ga.
. SPECIAL NOTICES. ^ !
Editor of Patbiot—DeaA Sib : With your per
mission I wish lo say -to the readers of your paper,
that I witt *en&, by return mail, to all Who wish It,
[free] a Recipe, with full directions for making and
using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually
remove, in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, 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 Jlald Heads,
or Bare 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.
1 i^fUfr? atl? ^ Cro ^ b J Return mail without
VIIOMAU P. OIIAPM^VN, Ob««rio», -
831 Broadway, New York.
FQ-To Consumptives.—-The undersigned hav
ing been restored to health in a few. week? by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
yean, with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption—is anxious to'makg known
to his fcllow-suflerers the means of cure.
Jo all who desire it, hi will send a copy of the
prescription used, [free of charge], with the direct
tlons for preparing and using the same, whieh they
will .find a ture eurt for Consumption*, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, etc. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is fo
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he eonceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every- i
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dh5ss-v „ Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williarasburgh, Kings County,
/ New York.
September Oth, 1865. A & Co.
Albany. Scptembc
SAMUEL D. IRVIN,
r 23, 1805. 29—tf
GEORGIA— BAKER COUNTY.
Ordinary's OtEee for said county.
fTVXT.IlEEEAd, Wm. Sharpe, ndmifti-»ti
Ww IIk*estate of F. F. Sharpe, deceased, inakes
application to me for letters of dismiriainn from said
c.-tufe—to take effect on the first Monday in June
next: This is to cite all interested to appear at my
office on or before (he first Monday in June and file
their objections, if any they hatfe, why said letters
should not be granted the applicant. ’’Given under
mv hand ami official signature, this 22d day of Nov ,
J8G5. W. W. JORDAN,
Novembey 25,1865.-386m Ordiuarv B O.
to advertisers:
A Supplomontto The Daily News,
“insisting of uniform pages containing Advartiao.
menu and other matter, will be published every
^ day,and twenty thousalul extra copies doily
will be issued, to be circulated care
fully, free of charge, in each of
the following*placcs:
All the Railroad Trains coming in or going out of
the city, tho City Railroad Cars, the Ferry Boats,
Steamboats, Foreign Sf earners arriving or departing,
all Emigrant 8hip8, and in all the Prin<**|Ma n©i«T«
in I-©na—Paris, Bremen, and ether
European cities, and In the Ii ‘ - ^ “
In all-1 he Prinoii
ic Cnnadas, thh. —~~ —w
tin that of any other D*ily Journal in KeV York.
‘ ~ ~—-• * • -
ADVERTISERS now availing themselves of the
opportunitj^io make known their business through
the columns of the NEW YORK NEWS are eonvined
of the importanoe of its great circulation, in oonse-
quence of the large orders received by them, certify
to the value of this JOURNAL as the BEST MEDI
UM foy ADVERTISING,-and the public generally
depending upon publicity to sgcuro an extension of
business commensurate with enterprise, should not
fail to^become acquainted with tho unquestionable
advantages to be derived from announcing through
the-COLUMNS of this TOPULAR JOURNAL, what
ever relates to Commercial or Financial matters, no
matter what may be the particular business in which
Dougherty Postponed Sheriff Sale.
fXntkbe sold on- the first Tuesday in Mkrch
. * ¥ next, before the Court ilonse door iu the city
of Albany, t,ho following pmpert y, to-wit:
l/itsof landnniqpers (15) fifteen,and (9^) nine-
Jy-eight, in the first district of Dougherty county ;
levied on by vlrtne of a mortgage fifa issued from the
.Superior CourOqf Dou^lierty county, in favor of
Charles J. Jenkins and Loyd C. Belt, ndm’r., vs. Wm.
M. Petty. Property pointed out in said fifa.
\ S.. ATKINSON, Deputy Sheriff.
December 18th,*1865.
POET'S CORSES. Indecencies of Modern City Fashions.
7—- *j4, . ' The Freemen’s Jo tonal i* scandaiixed at
In the Land where Wc were Dreaming ca ji 8 «Tho indecencies of Modem
«r dax. Locaa, o^Firesow *
— A few wcefc* ago, on a muddy day, wo
Fair were our visional db, they were as saw walking, some/vav l>eforen?,apitiahlo
grand object. In the distance it rescmblod a poor
As ever floated out of Fancy Land ; German peasant woman, with her short pet-
Childreh were in single faith, ticoat foiling somewhat below tho knee.—
But God-like children, whom, nor death, fThere is nothing immodest in that peasant
Nor threat, nor danger drove from Honor’s dress. The German peasant walks with’hcr
path, ankles exposed, but there is no illusory pre-
Itr.lw l.nd whoro v-a wore dreanung. tenon of covoring tliem.) The poor creature
A. women pu» .ml !»!«■> SjiSlSS'SfaMlSo'fSSS''" 1 ”'
they thmr voiecjM
At morn the mocking-bird, were
. '" r “ dgrs were her own, andTshe looked as mod-
And wo bad graves that covered, more of est and unconcerned 41s if she were really
glory ' decently covered. ’ Speaking of it to tiiose
Tiian everjased tradition’s'ancient story; more “an fait” in such matters, wo fonnd
* *- >r - *• *' ’ - *t—* i. imL-i -aj— s- u.u at:
•All Advertisements intended for this Sap-
S lement should be distinctly marktfd “Daily News
npplement.'’
- Advertisers will be supplies with' any num
ber of IMP Supplement at the rate of $7.50 per
thousand..
F. GUSCETTI 243 Broadway, *
Is crarantliorized agent for tho Supplement.
And iti our dream wo wove tho thread
Of pnnciples lor winch had bled /
And suffered long oar own immortal dead
Ip tn^land where we were dreajamg.
an the hours of]
l w| C aeffo?p°roVr- • ®EOH£4IA—WORTH COUNTY.
iflVi ui::at be given
i pinperly musk
WHEREAS, James C. flammon applies to mo for
I Letters nr Guardianship of the person and property
^ i Ler Solomon W« IliUbtU, orphan of Juba W Mitch-
iiiv.in -ii it niimio "nzette ten' ®U, doc’d: ... . .
f u in 0 u n p o j x1»oa« arc, therefore, to notify tho kindred and
' . ,i;.jr 3 of an e«tate must Creditors of wi«l deceasetl m be and. appear at my
“ crv "' .office within the time prescribed by law to show
'■V'. win mnde to the Court * cause, if any they have, why said letters of guard-
, c n Lautl must be publish- ianf»hip should not be grained the applicant.
10 • 1 ‘ a ' 1 j Given under iny hand and official signature, this
. of A***.ration, Guardian- j d» «* »»' w . R0 USE.
«S.'m"iIhl,T* month^- February 1C1., 18C8. Ordinary.
i«ariUnship forty days. I:
shisure of Mortgages must bo
, r four months—ior establishing I
11 „r ()' Bt the Court HouSe Door in lraballp, Worth
GUORGXA—DOUonKUTX COUNTY.
/
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEKK.
HERE AS, John F. Cargile, Administrator o
* v• S. S'. Crawford, dcc’d. applies io me for leave
to 81*11 a House and Lots on F.iut Street in this city
(of Albany,) as the property of said es»ate:
This is,therefore, to citc-anJ adinviiish all parties
teresied to sjiow cause, if any they can, within the
time prescribed by law, why an order for the sale uS
said House and Li4.« should*not be grauted.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
llth day of January, 1666.
VV. H. WILDER.
Albany, Jan. 20tb; 1866.. Ordinary.
GnillGXA—BAKER WUNTY.
WHEREAS, William O'Flemming, Administrator
on tho estate .>f A. A. lVilli;iins. dec’d, makes appli-
naiinn ( 0 me for Letters of Disuu««ion from.ia*4«-*-^T
rnlinll
Administrator’s Sale.
J U the first .Tuesday in March next will be sold
at the Court House Door in Isabella, Worth
on by the deceased, tho county. Georgia, within the lawful hours or sale,
- 4 l „ ram seres of lot of land No. one jiuudrod and
all; I
L. V. D. WARRES.
HEIGHT Sc WAERSN,
1 eighty (8t>) acres of lot of land No. one liuudred and
! thirty (1801 in the 14th district, or laid counjy.—
! '-old as the property of Wm. R. Hare*. 0* c «»
he lwnefit of tiie heirs and creditors. Terms Cart
'hljMan. Oth, 1686 WM. A HARRIS,
Jan. 18th, ItffifJ—1-td Adm r.
Returnable to June
Term, 1860,
Dougherty Superior
LIBEL FOB DIVORCE.
Louisa Masou
w.
James D. Mason.
DOUGHERTY SUPERIOR COURT, \
At Cuamdkos, March 3, 180(5. /
O N Gearing the above petition, and being satisfied
that Defendant is a non resident, it is hereby
ordered that service of this petition be perfected by
publication.in the Albany Patriot once a month for
four.months, requiring said Defendant to be and
appear at tho Superior Court to be held in and for
said county of Dougherty on the first Monday in
June* next, then and there to show cause, if any he
Ins, why tho prayer df petitioner should not bo
granted. * . .
A true extract from the Minutes.
JOHN F. CARGILE. Clerk.
Albany, Mhrcli 7, 18CC. 16-^-m4m
Though iu our land wo had both
free, ,
Both weiro (xmtent; mid so God letthjmbe;
Till envy coveted oar land V
And those fair fields our valor won, >
But little rocked we, jpr we still slept ori.
In the land wh^re we were dreaming;
call*
ministration:
These ni-c, therefore, to cite and admonish -nil per
ns concerned to bo und appear at my office on the
first Monday in June next 'to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters of disiniission should not
issue, otherwise letters will issue in tortus of the
law. Given under my hand and official signature,
W. \Y.JORDAN,
Ordinary.
Application to Sell Land
S IXTY Days after date application will bo made
to the Court of Ordinary of Mitchell county for
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to the es
tate of- Wm. R. Wilson, deceased, consisting of t^q
lot 9 ofLandt-number* Vo* in
tna Tentu District of Mitchclhcounty; the Home
stead of the deceased (except the widow’s dower) ;
and also one settlement of land in Emanuel county.
March 5th, 18G0. . 1ICIIAEL WILSON,
March 10, I860.—[17-OOd* , AdmYfl
V^TJUY, GA.
Ip'irtifc* in ilie several Coi
S AT LAW. oeokGIA-WORTH COUNTY.
V, «A. * W-W7-IIEUK.IS. Thomna J.
onrtsof I>wan«l
Ifiih-v 1.11 is St.ite and the (firenit Courts
fU’ir.: r i-.tM for th? S’.nle of (leorgia.
attention given to tli3 purcliaseund
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5 IIISR. V.ICKABD IlUBBCj
IH1NE3 &, HOBBS,
Itoriteys at law
A13UY, GA.
«Ltwri.ee in Doqgherty and tho sn'ronnd-
[ "\gf,, i; i(J Superior C’onrta of the
Uircuit Court at Savan-
wiVd aiteod fo bnsinesa in Souih-West
J’ j' a^rvement.
|4MUEL D; IB.VHV, r
Attorney at I .aw,
ranaie.] the practice of his profession.—
* J n ,] ‘C Farmer building—up sUdrs—
*. Slr ‘ e b Albany,‘G». All business en-
wscicj will receive prompt attention.
7. feptemher >3, 18G5. . 29—tf
J- H. V. Callaway
Jj 5 »>s professional services to the citisei
* n ,\ vicinity. >
Youhg applies to me
for'L.ttcrs of Administration de bonn, non
estate of Georgo W. Young, late of said
°°ihc« d ."Vfo«cfo-e. to ubtH?’’ alt and alngclar
the kindred and creditors .f said deceased to he
and appear at mj office trithin the lice prcscr.l.cd
h» law to show cause, if any they h*ve, w.iy said
letters should not be granted. ..
Given under my hand and official signature, rhis
the link day of F.Wry, w . R0DSE>
Feb. 24, 18C6. 0rdia ^-
aEOHGZA—WORTH COUFTfl ;
^ HERE AS,‘William Keen, Administrator on tin
estate of James OPKerco, dcc’d, applies to the un
dersigned for Letters of Dismission from said ad
ministration ; therefore, %Ui persons concerned are
hereby required to show cause, If any they have,
why said administrator, on the first Monday in July
next, should not be dismissed. ?
Given under my baud and official signature, this
the 8th day of January, 1806,
• , JAMES W. ROU8E,
Jai. 18th, 18Cfl. Ordinary.
GEORGIA—DOUGHERTY C0CSTY.
S IXTY Day. after date applicalloB triU be oade
SaSwrJtJ^r -
Feb. 21, 1800. 18 ~ 0<M
PURE LKtt'OUB FOR 3IEDIC1SAL
pdrposes.
FROM THE MOST RELUIBLE HOUSE IN N. Y.
EST French Brandy. Old Ro«rbon.Whl.k«iy;
1 Old Port Wine, Sherry Wine, lorier, aic,
014 Schnappi. CharW I-"don OIn 8 T
Mat Champagne, at*, ‘^•^StoU. *
Store of iRflg .65—
Albany, Not. 4tn, l"** 0 *
^ition to Sell Land.
after date appliaatirn will be.made
r n 7 l Ordinary of Irwin Co nitty for
Irw:« ».. belonging to the estate of
c of >an\ county, deceased.
I*, JAMES FAULK, AdmV.
1 1 20-60d
Fair Notice.
\
KraS, 8 INDEBTED TO DR. S..S-
L 7*iii e ,****• are requested to settle at
4 11 (heir accounts in suit.
Kt7,i , M«. NFCARQIL ®i^;
U-DOCCHERTF COUNTY. ' '
PNa re l> " # il ra “ y eor.cern -.
E '"Pn^f m *"' 1 J 9 I,N ADAMS Kav-
-' - u . ,,n ' "ppliod to me for nerma-
m.lnttion on the eetale of Ben-
r; of Benner *a! 8in 8“ , 1 ,r ,l| e emlitor* and
*Jp-i byhwwll 1
KSeMSWltSB
t Uennet * a , v n * A '
| 0,l8W —l21*
“° d March
W. 11. WILDER,
Ordinary
GEORGIA—MITC11EJ.L COUNTY.
Crilinary’a Office Mitchell County, Qa.
W IIEUHAS, tho estate of Ale*. Godwin Is on-.
represented from the death of the former
administrator, Wm. It. Godwin:
These are, therefore, to eite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and credfthrs to bo and appear
at my office by the first Monday in April next, is I
.hall proceed to appoint In administrator dobonns
a ‘n r JOHJf.W. PEARCE,
March 3d. 1806—[15-Id Clerk Ordinary.
Notice.
Z ro *$V%jg3SS32SSW55
be made to the;C ^ r einilar term after the
ty* Georgia. » l *• f notice, for leave
expiration of two t"? 11 . « 0 the estate of Robert
to «U the Und. WongFor .the
L. Tomlinson. l*t« “^.“--diloniof said doo’d.
benefit of th. heir* and ere < ^J I)B0N BROWN,
March 8.i, 18«8.
Adm-rofR.fo»p
TZwortucounyy.
OBOaOXAtX^^AifoUnwWor »» «‘<>
'JSSS&n M>p,ie ' ,o1 --* v •'
dcr^igned for Letters
■ January lSth.JSC8^1
i
that stick kind of dress is “all tho i.
some time past. It is effected on pureose,
by having hoops made with a sharp and stiff
curve at tho foot, that will tilt the dren
above, and expose thq legs to tho knee.—
Another “progress’’ keeps pace with it.
It has been told in the daily paper*, hnt
we rarely believe anything we soe in them. .
A very truthful woman, however, living in
the country, came to' town last week, and
told a near friend of ours th’S| she had .tried
. to get a corset made, but’waa told it should
Our. sleep grow troubled and onr dream not be done under two weeks,- because'all
grew wild— _ „ hands in the large establishment sho visited
Red meteors flashed across .our'Heaven’s we re engaged m making folso calves for
field; . „ . # “ladies” who wear the tilting hoops 1
Crimson tho moon; between tlic Twins On last Sunday, walking home from'
Barbed arrows fly, and then begins church through several fashionable streets,
Sack strife ns When disorder’s Glints reigns W o noticed women walking, with tilting
In thelnud where we were dreaming, skirts, from wheretkeyhadbeen pretending
Down-from her sun-lit heights smiled Lib- my their prayers; and on all the corners,
orty and on hotel fronts,' we saw rows of well- ,
And waved her cap in sign of Victory- • dr ™ 8 .^ W?ck-guards, standing, observing
The worled approved, and everywhere and laughing, and commenting on what /-
Except where growled the Russian bear, tlicsc women were exhibiting,
g^d, the brave, the just gave us their ^
.1 «' w , —=—. s •— woman who;has been ticked into gettingv
these trans of the harlnt ns t.hn lntrsh *
The good, tho brave, the just gavo us their 1
niyer
In the land where we were dreaming. ^ _ ofthc HMUgjSi iatest^asS
lull them off and hum them. Let cv-
0 . „■ among mo warm* emu ‘ '
owers;
We fancied that a Government rnisYnnw— ion,” pi
We challenged place among tho worlds ery parent so6 to it that
Physicians’ Meeting 8 .
A T a Mealing of the rhyairians of Albany and
vicinity (March 5tli, 1866) it was unanimously
Rest. v .J, That we, the Physicians of Albany and
vicinity, will riot render medical services on planta*
liqns, unless the owners nr lessees of such planta
tions shall become resposible for said services.
JOHN T. SIMS, M. D., Chainnan.
W. A. Lane. M. D, Scc’y.
Albany, March 28,1866. 21-3m *
Dougherty Superior Court,
AT OHAMBEiLa, Mwi. 17, icoo.
T is ordered tnat the Superior Court, of Dougherty
County stand adjom-ned until Court in course—
first Monday in Juno next. Parties, Witnesses*,
and Jurors will take due notice thereof and be pres
ent on that day.
A true Extract from the minutes.
* ' JOHN F. CARGILE, Clerk.
Albany, March 17, 1866. 19-
Exeoutor’s Notioe.
WILL bo sold on the first Tucffiiay in April next,
within Uic usual hours of sale, before the Court
House in the town of Camilla, Mitchell county, to
the highest bidder, one lot of Land containing two
hondreil and fifty acres, more or less, lying in the
Tenth District of (originally) Early, now Mitclioll
county. Sold *1 the property of Riehard Andrews,
late of Worth County, doo’d.; for tho benefit of the
heirs and editors of said dec’d.
Terms on the day. • . A *
Teb. £1, 1806.—13—40d hxieuU
All Persons Having Demands
A GAINST the estate ef Elizabeth Hfty, lare of
Worth county, dco’d, will present them to th.e
undersigned duly authenticated. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate payment
thereof. WM. KEEN, V
February 17, 18G6.-12 Administrator
An Ordinance.
Bo It ordained by tho Stayor and fcity Council of
Albany That on Mid after thl. date, that th. Alloy
running between the Kidd Hotel and Uick.rd.on,
Talbott & Co.’. Grocery 8tore, from. Bro»d to fone
Street, i. hereby placed under tlic same re strictions,
ordinance* and regulation* aa all oilier street* and
public alloy, in .hi. city. g, j. WRKHT,
jinx F. Caboil*. Mayor.
Clerk of Connell. .
Albany, March 10. 1800. 1 •—»
Notice.
GEORGIA—WQRTH COUNTY.
OlIXTY'DAYS ntier data application -'■l bo made
ft id tho Court of Ordinary of iVorlli County for
lS»c to soil tho land belonging to the estate of C.
Fob. 8, 1800.
_ _ . AdmV.,
MARY E. BROWN, Admr’x
GEORGIA—'VORTI1COTNTY.
W IIEBEAS, Georgo Wnrrcn nppljos tome for
Jailors of Guardianship of the persona and
properly of Eliiabcih and Micsgah Young, orphans
0f Tbcfo’mT™”hcrefere, ? fo c*'c and ndmonisli alland
.i„J,Wr I lie kindred and creditors of said deceased
^ hn aud aproar at £ny office wi.hin the time
be ,b,w J cause,*ir .17 they have, why
ibis March 7,18CC.
W. ROUSE,
Ordinary.
scribed by l* 1
aid leltcrt si
Given under my hand
March 1", ISCO —[17-00d
said letters should not be granle*!.^
.rJAMks
GEO«OlA—Biker County;
d N ll«c first Monday in July next William Sharpe
will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said
county, for letters of dismission from the administra
tion of the estate of F. F. Sim rpe, deceased.
\V. VV. JORDAN. Ord’y.
. Decoothcr 1st, 1865.
Baker Sheriff Sale-
T717 ILL 1>e sold before the Court Home door In
* » the town of Newton, on the first Tuesday in
May next, within the usual hour* of sale, one lionse
and Lot in the town of Nhwioii, No. not known, bat
known as the Montgomery House and ]<ot, contain
ing four acres 1 more or.less. . Levied pn as the prop
erty of J.J. Montgomery, to satisfy a fifa issued from
the Justice Court • 971st District, G. M., VY. Huds
peth rs. J. J. Montgomery.
• R. J. MJLLS.DepT Sheriff.
March SI. 1866. 22-
CJEOKGIA—WORTH COUNTY. »
V^THEREAS.ElixHheth Jordan, Execnlrix on the
V* est te of S. Q Jordan, dcc’d, petitions the
Coart for I etters of Dismission from her trust:
.These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
. inguhir the kindred and creditors of said deceased to
he nod appear'Vvt my office Within the time pre*£ribed
by law to show cause, if any they havp^why said
Letters of Dismission should not be granted.
Given nnder my haiid and official signature,' this
March firh, 188G. J. VV. ROUSE,
Maach 31,1866. Ordinary.
Notice.
A ^L Persons arc hereby enntionod nga ^
'ding ley n note mede by W. Q. Dickin.on and
payable lo Mrs. M. F. Harris, or bearer, daiedabom
l[ie 1st of April, 1855, und diie one day after dale,
lor the enro bf Five Hundred Dollars, as said note
lias been lost or mislaid.
II. R HARRIS.
Albany, Ca., March 23,13C«. 21-41*
slain? I . __
No! dreamers jJm m shall liid them rise
again . 3 • v
From every vale— rrom every height
On whicl> they “$ecme<l”*to die for right
Their gallant spirits sliall renevi- the fight
In the land where wo were dreaming.
Rnlejtor Dog Fighting.
feature, we
... - ■ that she was sailing along with tho idea
In the land where wo were dreaming. ‘J®-* thc dre8scs han 8 in -S - aronnd hor *ooI-
ter is not disgraced : byu
ions. -Lot tho masters of 1
great powers; ■ ■*
VTo talked in sleep of Itankj Commission,
Until so life-like grew onr-nmon, chanty to » servant maid that has kept up
That whodaredAnJcmb*, tme-mot dcsision w ith thefosliion, to provide--her with such
HY the landwhcre wedreaming. as rtc modest, and forbid he^trhilo in bis
We looked on high; a banner-there was house, to play the airs of the wau(on.
seen, " Why, even in Pagan times, when tho
Whose field was blanched and spotless in men abandoned themselves to tlie'most vile"
ils sheen— . practices; they -tried to kcep^their women
Chivalry’s cross its Union hoars, incorrupt. IV hat are wecftining to?
And vet’mns swearing by the'scars
Vowed they would bear it" through a hun- c... r. -i. . „ .
dred wars . T State of Feeling In Georgia.
In the land where we were dreaming. Says the correspondent of tho Now v Tork
A hero came amongst us ns wc slept |.N cws:
At first ho lowly knelt—then rose and went; And th;; reminds me of the report that
Then gathering up a thousand spears comes to ns front Washington, to the effect
He swept across the field of Mars; that the Hon. James Johnson, lativ Provi-
Then bowed farcwelLand walked beyond sional Governor of Georgia,’ who i?'now'in
tho stars, • -■ that city, “informed thc President the other
In the land where wc were dreaming. rtay-tW-tho Frecdmen’s. Rnreau was still
We lookedagaln: another figure stiU > !^w®° lut ? n . C l°?. !ty . i . n t ¥' t ,?‘ at ? ( G « OT -
Gave liojic, and nerved each individual will, § a ' whitesdndblacks; that
.Full of grandeur, clothed with power, - was; st.li tamc^nnd
Self-poised, erect, he ruled the honr malignant, and that more troop* should bo
With stern, majesfe sway—of strength a tf fT Wlth ° ut ^Uy.W^l.e fnends of
awer .i -Mr. Johnson do not crodit'khe report—
In tho land where wo were dreaming.
.... ° gre vote received by him in the Legislature
As while great Jove, in bronze, a wander for United States Senator, fear theK is some g
G °tl. foundation for it Bo this as it may, I re- “
Gazed eastward from the Foram where ho fere to thc matter here to say, [that tho
stood; Frcedmen’s Bureau is not an absolute neces-'
Rome felt'herselfsccnre and free, sity in this State, to protect either the
So “Itichmonn’s safe,” wo soul, while wo whites or tho blacks; that there is ftp spirit
Beheld a brozed hero—God-like Lee, efhostility on the part of tho fercat Body ofr
In thc land whore wc were dreaming, the people to the Government, mid that l
As wakes tho soldier whom the alarm calls— ‘reops arc not needed here; buton the con-
As wakes the mother when her infont falls— V? ry ’ f lcsc . no J **°re “Usd* 1 Fo recalled with
As starts the traveler-when around ad vantage to the whole country. Any oth-
His sleeping couch the fire-bells sound— or s^tomyrt mfely,j»a* sbrndernpow^
w! e of-Georgia. “The people earnestly-^
In tho land where we were dreaming, itnyn«liato restoration ol the
So woke our nation with a single bonnd
_ .. , . . . State to its constitutional relations with tho
Woe l woo is me! tho startled mother cnod; Government.
While we have slept our noble sons have At the same timeJiektates, the Souther^
died! . ’ yj * people aril Aaoply^bntraged by the eonrse
Wocl -wocis me l how-stitawfe and sad, adopted ^owardzhem by tho hforthern rad-
That all onr glorious vision atied icala. A
And left us nothing real out the dead m
In the land where we weredreaming ~ J osfph E . Johnston.
And pro they really dead, our martyred General'Joseph K. Johnston, in' consent-
ing to become a candiiliftc for the position
of President of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road, says: .
“The position to me would bo'thc most
ile one I could think of. Xo position
would.ftuit me better than the Presidency
of a-respectable railroad company, and I
1 :ouId prefer tlic Mobile and Ohio to any
Thc ChieSgo Republican devotes a eol- other. ‘The majority of tiie troops coni-
umn of solid nonpareil to a dog fight. Our marided by mb during '*
the Gulf States—andmync
friends reside there. . I-havc a strong desire
Our inanded by mo during the wan, were from
space being limited, wo copy but a single ‘ho foulf States—and my best and warmest
paragraph:
Mr’ MeCloskey and Jengings went thro’ Stateis i™^ie"mh
the important and sonicwhat perilous pro
cess in “ tasting ” their dogs- This precau
tionary measure consists in gettingdownou
the knees and applying the tongue to the
dog Oil thc breast and .between the shoul
ders in order to eonvinec the other side that
lie is clean, and that no poison has been ap
plied externally for the purpose of mjnriug
the oilier dog if he should bite there. Each
man has the l ight to require the other to
“taste” the dog in any part that he may
indicate.
\*VV,
days in tho Gulf ^
'io have shown
best and most slead&st
1
theinseh-esto be
friends.”
A newly invented harpoon coi _
a pound of pow’der with ten second fuse, and
is instant death to a whale. It-istbke used
on t-lie sulphur bottom whales, which are
■ arid plenty in the Iceland and
A .-•“““’■‘•i— 1
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