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ALBANY, GEORGIA. APRIL 25. m&
NUMBER 27.
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DISSOLUTION OP PART.'IESSDIP
T HE Partnership in Medicine, heretofore exist:
‘“8 «>*’"•* D.s, Todd & Connally. Is this.day
dissolved by mutual conseut. AU uapaid ae
counts will bo paid to Dr. Todd, who is authorize.!
to receipt for tho same, and hopes delinquents will
eall and settle their accouuts 'as soon possible.
January 18th, 1806.
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kit. TODD, having purchased the office .lately
F occupied by Ur. Wm. 1>. Jennings, can be found
tho present in the up-stsirs office of said build*
Albany, Jan. 20,1866. #
A. B. BADGER,
DENTIST-
ALBANY..
...GEORGIA
SPECIAL NOTICES?
The .)«
•ftffiW*I-v.
l^'-T^rniwisaTfor individual benefit, will be
Itforged $1
a wife, pay
IaCS'aI Advert!seuie**t*«
”, **’*■' me our rates tor legal atlverlise-
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O FFERS his professional services to the citizens
of Albany and vioinity. leaving just returued
from tLe service, I solicit general patronage.
I can be found, at the residence of Lehman.—>
Ladies will he*attended nt their residences if desired.
Provisions taken in payment for woijc. .
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must be git
RliAL ESTATE AGENCY.
rinilE subscriber has opened. aii. -Agency for the
_| sale of Lands in connection with the practice
of Law.'^ He wiR buy or sell lands for a reasonable
Commission, Investigate Titles, draw Deeds of Con
veyance, and give legal advice generally in rofer-
etree to* the purchase or sale of lands in Sjbpth-Wes-
terii Georgia. Persons having land* to self, or
those desiring to buy, would do weU to] confer
with him. m * " .
Ii@r Office in' the Farmer building, over Field's
& Co , Washington Street, Albany. Ga. *
• SAMUEL D..IRVIN.
• Albany, September 23, 180-3. 29—tf -
Editor as Patuiot—Dkau Siu : With your tier-
isaion I wish to say to the readers of your paper,
* ^ ^y return .mail, to all who wish-ii,..
Lfreej a Recipe, with full directions for making aid'
using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually
remove, in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan,’ Freck
le^ and all Itnpurities.of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
I W *N also ma \* ** reo to those having Bald 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 l&s than
thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours,
* -9U03IA8 F. CHAPMAN, Chmrist;
831 Broadway, New York*
_.,tQuTo CojfsimirriVBS.—The^undersign&l hav-’
tug been restored to health.in a Tew ;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 fellow-suflerers the means of cure. _
- To all who desire it, he will .send a' copjTof the
prescription used, [ftee of charge Ji with the direc
tions for preparing and using the fame, which they
will find a sure cure for Consumption Asthma.
Bronchitis, CouaHs,-Colds, etc.. The'only object
of the advertiser in sendingllie Prescription^ to
benefit the affiicted, and spread information which
he conceives to bo invaluable, and he liopca'erery
sufferer will try bis remedy, as 'it will cost them
nothing, and may prove & blessing. „
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad
dress Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON,'* *
‘ WilUamsburgli, Kings County,
New York.
September 9th, 18C5. • A & Co.
TO APgjjRTlSEH^-
A Supplement jto The Daily News,
Consisting of uniform pages containing Advertise
ments and other matter, will be published every %
day,and t*wenty thousahd extracopies daily .
will be issued,/ to be circulated care
fully, free of charge, in eaeh of
• the following pl%ces: - %
All the Railroad Trains coming in or going oht of
the city, the .City -Railroad Cars, the Ferry Boats,
Steamboats, Foreign Steamers arriving ordeparting,
all Emigrant Ships, and in all the Principal Jfotels
in. London, Liverpool; Paris, Bremen, and pother
European cities, A ..1 in tie Island of Cuba. Also,
in alt the Principal Cities of the United States.an
the Canadas'.-thia will make the circulation greater
.than that of any other Paily Journal in New York*
GEORGIA—BAKER COUNTY.
Ordhmry’s Office fur said county.
FiURAS, YVm. Sharpe, udmini-trater on
.the estate of F. F. Sharpe', deceased, ipak***
application to me for letters of ditinisAiqn from said
i>i.ttc—to Like effect on the first Monday in June
next V - This is to cite ail interested to appear nt my
on or before the first Monday in June and file
their objections, if any they have, why said letters
sljouiS not he granted tlufapplicant. .Given
my hand aud official signature, this 2 Jd d;»y of Nov ,
1865. W. VV. JORDAN,
November 25,1865.-HS6in * Ordinary B. C.
.^larOROIA—WORTH COUNTY.
WHEREAS, James C. Harainon applies to me for
Letters of Guardianship of,the person and property
of Solomon W. Mitchell, orphan of John W Mitch
ell, dec w ~i
ThesVare, therefore, to -notify the kindred and
creditors of said deceased to bo and appear at my
office within the time preserved by law to show
k. fn.iilo trt ihA Court cause, if any they have, why said letters of guard-
* i i , 5 . j )C publish-' ianship should not be granted the applicant.
,cl1 ‘ ^ j Uiveu under niy hand and official signature, this
. , . i^d-aiion. Guardian- *^ c ^ tl1 ^“7 of February, 1866.
Djnilicrty Pjsiptiiied Slierifl Sale.
lyifX be snid on the fir.-t Tuesday in March
• * next, before the Court f loose door In the city
of Albany,~tlic. following property, te-wit: .
, Ixotsof.land uuinners (15).fifteen,dr.d (9.5) ’ i
l y-eight t in the first district of peughertv county ;
levied on by virtue of a mortgage fifa issued from the
Superior (hinrt of Don^'ierty county, in'* favor of
Charles J. Jenkins ai*d Loyd C.Belt,mlm’r.,vs. Wm.
M.* Petty. Property pointed out, in said fifa. > .
S. ATKINSON, Deptity Sheriff
\ D'cemVr l<»ih, 1865.
In Relation. t» Stamping Instalments Is,
^ sued withont Stamps or ipsnfflciently
'VUkmped. r --
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1
®*'Pice Inteksal Revenue, J-
\Visi^igton, March 10,1866. ) .
the first Interest -Revenue Act. took-cf-
ffect, as far as rolatelh^o stamp duties, Oct.
1st; 1862. Instrumcnt&ejjecuted and deliv
ered prior to that date, though- they may be
recorded afterwards, are not- chargeable
with stamp duties.
If any instrument snbjcct.to stanipMuty
The Attorney Ccneral Overrules Judge
- -«-IInderwood’s Deep
The STew York Times’
17 th contains tbe'followingi
mation from whiclj'it appeaTs tlir.t the views
expressed by th® Telegraph of the 'effeet of
the President’s proclamation, are corfWt:
The "Attorney General to-d?y made .
report to the President in the habeas corpus',
case decided by Judge Underwood, at Alex- .,
andria, on the It tli inst.,.and, which was re
ferred to Mr. Speed for his opinion as repprt-
APVERT^SERS-oovf avziling thffmselvcs of,tlic
opportunity to mak'e known their business through.
the columns of the NEW YORK NEWS are convinc’d
of the importance of its great circulatiop. In conse
quence of the large orders reoeived by them, certify
io the valuo of (bis JOURNAL as tho BE$T MEDI
UM^ for ADVERTISING, and- the public generally
depending upon publicity. to secure an extension of
l)U8inrss 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 what may be the partioular business in which
any party may be engaged.
N. B.—All Advertisements intended for this Sup
plement should be distinctly marked “Daily News
Supplement.” •. ■
Advertisers will be supplies with any num
ber of the Supplement, at the rate of $7.50 per
thousand.
- - *F. GUSCETTI 243 Broftdway,
Is our authorized agent for the Supplement
GXJOneXA—DOUGHERTY COUNTY.
.10 ALL WHOM IT MAY C<fc*CERK.
V^HEREAS, John F. Cargile, Administrator o
^ * S. S. G raw ford, dec’d. applies iq mu for leave
to sidl a House aud Lots on Flint Street in this city,
(of Albany,), as the properly of said Cs‘ate:
This is, therefore, to cite aud. admonish all parties'
Interested in show cause, if any they can, within the
time prescribed by Jaw,, why an order for the sale ol
said House and U»ts should norbe^granted.
Given under my hand and official Aiguulure, this
llih day Ol January,1366.
W. II. Wn,DER.
Ordinary^
•r.izvjtie ten
td liurty days—for dis-
„ n , moiitlily six monifis—
ianship forty days,
c of Mortgages * fhust be
• moil tbs—for establishing
u; , (bj-fe months—iorj
A Jmtutst ratora.
February 10th, 1866.
JAMES W. ROUSE, —
Ordinary.
»"Administrator’s Sale.
i March next will be sold
. . . , , v _ Door in Isabella, Worth
vv-c "fi'r.w or . m«u v jh^^nuuty, Georgia, within the lawful hours of sale,
liven lij la- Utoi.n.<.tf. ne . . ^ (80 , MrOT .r i ot 0 f i«,d No. one hundred and
Returnable to J
Term, .1860, of
Dougherty Superior
DOUGHERTY SUPERIOR COURT,
At Chamueks, March 3, 1866.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE*
LcraisaMason
James D. Mason.
}
O N bearing the above petition, and being sat-isfied
that Defendant is a non resident, it is hereby
ordered that service of this petition be perfected by
publication in Che Albany Patriot once a month for
four montjis, requiring said Defendant to Lc and
appear at the Superior Court to be held in and for
said county of Dougherty on tho first Monday in
Juuc next, then and there to show cause, if any he
1ms, why tho prayer of petitioner should not bo
granted. ' *
» A i rue extract from the Minutes.
JOHN F. CARGILE, Clerk.
Albany, March 7,^1806. 16w—m4iu
Application to Sell Land
,QriXTV IVim nAfli
A1 briny^JimrSOriiv. 186ft i
CTIDTLCa. -BAKElTcOCrNTY. ^ lo l * ,e Uourt of Ordinary of ttitchell county for
„ ... leave4o sell all the real estate belonging
WHEREAS. W*!l«,nO.. Horani.ng, Adminnlnlnr uto „ f Wm . Wil8on , dcccuscJ, consis!ing-of l-„
on the estate .if A. zV. \ illiaras, dec d, makes appli- j j ota of Land—unmbers not known—remembered in
«»•>?“ “ , me for Lel,era u( D^snns^wn from said aj- | , ho Tt , nlh Disll . ict of Mi , 0 | lcll coanly . „, e Home-
ministration : . I stoad- of tl^e,deceased (except tho widow’s dower);
and also one settlement of land in Kumnuel county.
These are, .therefore, to cite and admonislv a\l_per-,
sous concerned to be and appear at my office on the
first Monday in June next to show cause, if any
they have, why s*ul letters of dismiissiou should not
issue, otherwise letters.will issue in terms of the
law. GiVcif under my hand and official signature,
tf« Jan 1st, 1866;... W. W. JORDAN,
Jan. Hth, 186G.-41 Ordinary.
IGHT &, WARREN,
iTTOUNEYS: AT LAW.
ALB IRV,-G%.
lyili p.-irtice in.I he aevierai laiur'ri nf Liuv anil
I*» Kqtiiiy in t.iis Stole and the Circuit Courts
f the Uuitt'd Staten for the Sutoof Georgia.
V.so, eapc^raitt uiieu given lo llffi purchase and
"t R.*»l E*ute^
| Albany, Nov. 1<?. 18»»5. —37
ID K ms ns. KICIIAfcb HoBBPj
HINES &. HOBBS, *
iTTOUNEYS AT LAW
ALSA3Y, GA.
flit, practice in IhKigherty and the surround-
in? Counties, in tiie Superior Courts of the
tei»ndt!»e United Slates t’ircuit Court at Savan*
i.siii u-’illl abend to business in tsomh-West
■ i n «■ er « !i V, hy speciakagreeiv.€nt.
■ Aloanv. Out. 21, 1865. 33—
O N the first Tuesday i
at the Court House Door
bouiity. Georgia, vrithii
eighty (80) acres of lot —. ... ^ j jVSIU ,5 «.
thirty (180) in the 14th district of said county. ! dersigned for Letters of Dismission from said ad-
Sold as the property of Wm. It. Harris, deed, f° r { ministration ; therefore, all persons concerned are
. I ■ A ki.n.vfit .. fl.A liuiv-: unit HrPlIllDrH. Terms t.lisll. , . _« • n .lmm A. naA if nnir til!,,,. llA VA
GBOI132A—WORTH COUFTY.
WHEREAS, William Keen, Administrator orfthe
:tate of James O. Keree,' dec’d, applies to the
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Term* Cash.
This Jan. 9;h, 1866 Wal. A HARRIS,
Jan.'13th, I860.—1-td Adu»>-
OCORGI A—WORTH COUNTY*.
W JIEllEAS, Thomas J. Young applies to me
for Letters of Administration de bonus non
ou the estate of George W. Young, late of said
county, deceased: • . , ,
These are, therefore, *6 notify all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased lo be
and appear at luy office within the time prescribed
by law to shojr cause, if any. they have, why said
letters should not be grouted.
•r my hand and officiflj signature, rbis
t.„ m d,y of February, RopsE>
FeJ, 24, 18CG. Ordin.ry-
„ hy said adminburator, on ihe first Monday iu July
ncxC should'tiot be dismissed.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
the 8th day of January, 1866,
- .JAMES W. ROUSE,
Jar . 13lh, 18C6. —1 Ordinary.
SmUEL D. IRVIN,
Attorney at'Law,
esumeil the practice of his profession.—
the Farmer building—up
n Street, Albany, G*. All business en-
ris care will receive prompt attention.
September 23, 1865. v s. 29—tf
Dr. H. V. Callaway
I tLllS his professional servicesjto the cilisen
°»Palmyra and vicinity. '
■J. iw, < u—ir
GEORGIA—DOUOIHSKTV COUNTY.
IXTY Days alter dale application will be made
I, to the Court of Ordinary of said county for
!s,c to sell all Ibo real estate belon-ing to Nancy
Smith, late of said county, dec’d. Feb. lOtli. l»oo.
JAMES S. DOYLE, Adm r.
Fefi. 21, I860. _18-U0d_
PCIIE liquors for hedici.ial
PURPOSES.
fkom the most eeliable house IN n. 1 -
Store of •• 55—
Albany, Nov. 4th, 1865, . _A_
county, uccunscu. .dKj
JAMES l’AULK, Adni’r.
" - 20—60iU
punt
pplioation to Sell Ixand.
nfjy. 1) ;‘- vs af,cr date anplic.itivn will be made
|» v ,, be ., M,|Fl °f Ordinary of Irwin UoUB.ty for
,ti ]i v - 1 ? I antIs belonging to the estate of
^Ktn, .ate of said county, deceased.' V
|Vh 21, i 8c6
. Fair Notice.
, lNDEBTRD T0 UR. S. 8
S,or c arc requested’ to settle at
J will find their accounts in suit. ' '
IAlba nv M , - J0UN F - CARGILE, AdnUr. .
lam , 1880 - '
|«IKGIA—DOCCIIERTY CO.UNTY.
UlvI 0 .” 11 ' vbonl 11 m »y ror.cetti':
" S ln d J0H N ADAMS hav.
l *Ainu i,|I ^"'•BiMnuiun un ilio eelute ol Een
TVii | ° r - < aid county :
1*'ofkin «f h! " n i J “ in "" ll,r lht ' eretiitora nrit-
the tiL^tf 1,0 and appear ol ntv
I.if >nyilt„ U .™ e * L owoJ by lsw-nnd show
,u -1•J 1 ! permanent adininistra-
l^ttli
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GEORGIA—MITCHELL COUNTY.
Ordinary’s Office Mitchell County, Ga.
W HEREAS, the estate of Alex. Godwin is
represented from the death of the former
administrator, Wm. R. Godwin: .
ese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular 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 debonas
non F * JOHN W. PEARCE,
March 3d, 186S—[15-td ' Clerk Ordinary.
’ Notice.
t’«2
benefiTof Zlteire id credWo« of^J^d-* Aibenv.Al
Adm'rofll. L. TomJU>*^
March 3d. 18C6. ~ —--
GEonsiA-wo KTH CD
WIIEUEAS.-WUli
csLate.of Jerry M.
#TY. ,
, Adminielrulttr on tho
“r—' T .tters of DizmvBtiou from Ins Ad-
derstgned for Lelters^ ner a ons concerned nrc
ininistrntion ;■ therefore, “P?_ , f |llcy have.
hereby reqmred to sbo ^j.’^ Monday in July
vhvsaid adrainistrator, Au. n under my
hokl.' nhonldnot b»_di8etmrged. ^'{gd^
why said adraiui
next^•hgnl'hUO . rc jj,jg .mnnary ««•.»-
lttmd and official stgnaUtre^uii^,^ ^
JnnnarylStli, 1868^1
Ordinary.
Dou^lierty Supsrior C^urt,
' * £ c HAMUEU3. Feb. let, 1860,
TT is hereby ordered uiiti' the
i Dougherty- Coun*y. . parties; Witu&ses
and* Juro^wUl iake^due'notice thereof and be pres-
Cn A°true extttci from the jyl'l’N F-' CAECtiLE, 1
w.ii. wii/dkii; c,erk -
Ordinary Ftbntery-d, 1S0C.
Physicians’ Meeting.
A T a Meetios of the Phvsirians of Albany anti
vicinity (March 5tli, 1866) it was unanimously
lie so 9 l, That- we, llie Physicians of Albany and
•inity, will not render medical services on planta-
lions, .unless the owners or^lessees of sur.li plantq-
tions shall become resposible for said services.
JOHN T. ^IMS, M. D., Chairman.
VV. A. Lane. SI. D , ^ec’y.
A'b.mv, March 28, 1866. 21-3m •
Dougherty Superior Court,
AT CHAMBERS, March 17, 1866.
P is ordered triat the Superior Court of Dougherty
County stand adjourned until Court in course—
first Monday in Juno next. Parties, Witnesses,
and Jqrors will take due notice thereof and be pres
ent. on that dnv.
A true .extract from the minutes.
JOHN F. CARGILE, Clerk.
Albany, March 17, 1860. * 19-
4;
Executor’s Notice.
WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April next,
wilhiu the 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
hundred and liny acres, more or less, lying to the
Tenth District of (origuinlly) Early, now Mitchell
county. Sold as the property ot llichard Andrews,
late of Worth County, deo’d. f for the benefit of the
heirs-aud creditors of said dec'd.
Terms on the day. A. B. JONES,
Feb. 21, I860.—13—40d Execute
i 'An Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
Albany, That on and after thisdate, that the Alley
ninning between Ibo Kidd Hotel and Rtcl.ardson,
Talbott & Co.’s Grocery Store, from Broad to 1 tno
St7.et is herebymlaoei under the same resinytions,
ordinances and regulations ns all other streets and
public .Hey. «> dy. Q y _ WRiaIITf
Cauciik, ' . Mayor.
... v—k of .Connell.
Albany,-Msrch JO, 1866. U—31
, Notioe.
GEORGIA—AVOR-Nl COUNTY,
lMre'’toselI Ibo land belonging to the estate ofC.
H? Brown, W.
MARY E. BBOWN, Admr’a.
Fib. ?; I860. ■ ' ■ ■
GEORGIA—""OBTII COTNTY.
^wVlirttE lS George Warren applies to me.-for
Wr’Sieranf Guardianship of the persons and
p)enrrty of EiizaBHh and Micagal. Tpnng, orphans
of M. O. ^“"f’^^tocito'and admonish allaud
• TIie , S<! '!he kindredIt’nd oreditors of said decease!
;J
■t.t -• Ordinary.
March 16, lSOO.-IH-WO
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All Persons Having Demands
/3AIN6T the estate of Elizabeth Hay, late of
Worth county, deo'd, will present them to the
’signed duly authenticated. Those indebted
to said cstato will please make immediate payment
thereof. _ WM. KEEN,
February 17,18fi6.-12 Administrator
GEOii^IA—Baker County.
kN the first Monday in July next William Sharpe
".will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said,
nty-, for letters of dismission from the a^ministrat
lion of the estate of F. F. Sharpe, deceased
w w T liiQmv
December Is.t, J865.
W. W. JORDAN. Ord'y.
Baker Sheriff Sale-
f ILL be sold before the Court House door in
the town of Newton, on the first Tuesday in
May next, within the usual hours of sale, one House
and Lot in the town of Newtou, No. not known, hut
known as the Montgomery House and Lot, contain
ing fonrarres more or less. Levied on as the prop-
eity of J. J. Montgomery, to satisfy afifa issued from
the Justice Court 97lst District, G. M., VV. Huds
peth vs. J. J. Montgomery.
1 . *K. J. "MILLS, Dep“y Sheriff.
March 31.1866. 22-
GEOUGIA—WORTH COUXTY.
WTgr HEREAS, Elix tbelh Jordan, Execntfix on the
v s est - te of 3. Q- Jerdutt, tier.’!, petitions tlie
Copt! for 1 etters of Dismission frdm her trust:
These are, thereibre, to cite afid admonish all and
singular the kindred a nd creditori of said decSrsed to
be and appear at my office within Ihe lime prescribed
by law lo show cause, if .aay lhey have, why said
litters of Dismission should nit he granted.
Given under my handtind official signature, this
March 6th, 1886. V J. W. ROUSE,
Maarh 3UJS66. Orditiary.
to August 1st, 1864, unstamped or inst
ciently stamped, the appropriate stamp may
be affixed, in tlie presence of the Court, Reg
ister, or Recorder, as provided by* section
[63 of tlie not of June 30,1864. .
, ' Any instrument issued since August lst,
1864, Unstamped, or insufficiently stamped,
may be stamped by the Collector upon the
payment for the proper stamp,sand of a pen
alty of fifty "dollars; and where the amount
Ofthe stamp duty-exeeedB fifty dollars, on
payment also ofiaterest ou said duty at the
rate, of six per cent from the day ' on Which
the stamp" should have been affixed.
If the instrument is presented to thd.Col-
leetor within twelve calendar months from
its issue, the Collector is authorized ,to remit
the penalty; provided it shall appear to his
satisfaction that the omission to stamp it
was hy rtusoivaf accident, mistake, inadver
tence, or urgent necessity, arid without" will-
fvll design to evade or delay the payment of
stamp duty. ;
If the instrument is not preseoteJ in
twelve calendar months, the.penaltvf and in
terest must be paid to tho Collector biforo
he .can render it valid by, affixiri^ the appro
priate stamp, without regard to/the cause of
jhe omission to stamp it at tjih time of its
issue. The Commissioner has no power to
remit this penalty. ■, l
Deputy Collectors, unless acting as Col
lectors under section .SlLhavn-mo authority
to affix stamps or - remi<>penalties under too?
tion 158. ■
The stamp to he affixed to ariyinstrument
is that required by .the law existing at the
time when the instrument was made, signed
and issued.
When an instrnmetS is properly stamped
under either of said sections, tho stamping
relates back to the time when the iiistru-
inent was issued, and renders it from the her,.
StllCl jri.,,,i,,,! -l- v i,. „11 iii ituLS and" pit qinsps
■rssSSX as if it had been duly stamped when-made,
signed and issued. • ' • '
The whole amount of penalties paid to
Collectors for validating unstamped instru
ments should be returned on form 58 with
other unassessed penalties, and the money
deposited to the credit of the Treasury of
the United States with other collections."
E. A. Uoi.r.ixs, .
' Commissioner.
A HARD.
We find the following card in ’the last
Cincinnati Commercial:
A CARD.,
Iln.uttjuAitTKRs 17th If. Y. Vols:, )
Columbus, Ga., March 31, 1863. ; J
Eds. Com.:—A correspondent of ytmr pa
per, writing from Austin City, Texas, men
tions my name as the agent of the Freed-
men’s Bureau at Milledgeville, Georgia,
“ who is the recipient of sumptuous dinners,”
“ careless of the rights of the negroes,” “ al
lowing a dead negro to lie unburied a day
and night,” &c.
I have never been an agent of the Bureau.
It was not my business in Milledgevills fb
look after dead' negroes.^ I was in command
of a detachment of troops at tlmt-place du
ring the autumn of the past year. I have
many friends in Millcdgieville with whom I
occasionally dined. Allow me to add thht
I have bceu on dntyin all "parts'of Georgia
during the past year, and have acted upon
the principle that the war was at an end;
therefore, I have never, upon frivolous com
plaints of negroes," sent out a sqnad of sol
diers to drag a citizen for many miles to my
quarters. 1 have never scoured the coun
try, seizing every horse and male I cuuld
find branded “ U. S.”’or “ C. S.,” regardless
oftlie owners’ title. Thaye-never taken pos-
■seSsion of planters’ shot-gnp/and little boys’
hnnting nfies, on the plgst tlia^the Govern
ment reqnired all arms in possession of citi
zens^ I have never furnished local Treasury
agents a military force to'steal the cotton
of a private citizen. Inn. word, while striv
ing to do just ice to the* blacks, I have not
entirely , ignored the .whites. For three
years I', did any humble share in lighting
these people-in the s wamps of Louisiana—
in the cotton and sugar fields'on tlie Red
River-Aay many weeks m tho hospital from
Confederate bullets receTved in. the Shenan
doah Valley, hut in Georgia'the war was
over. Treating the inhabitants courteously
and not going out of my way to inflict inju
ries upon them, I have ever found them ready
to accord to me kind and. hospitable treat
ment—no more* no less.
Very respectfully, &c.,
- Geo. P. Howe,
Captain Commanding Post.
it Judge Underwood deci*.
dbtj that the late peace proclamation did not
prefcnd.to revoke the previous proclamation
of Presichajt Lincoln, suspending, in certain
' Notioe.
A LLFerEons are hereby catrtioneJ againBt tra
ditto for a note"made by W. Q, Dickinson and
parable to Mrs. M. P. Harris, or bearer, dated about
Ihi 1st of April,'1865. and.due one day after date,
tortile sunt of Five Hundred Dollars, as said note
lias been lost or mislaid.
B. K. HARRIS.
Albany, Go.,March 28, I860. 21-Jt*
‘ Trouble in Ulah.
Omaha (Neb.,) Republican, of April 9th,
.in a double-leaded editorial, says:
*We learn to-dAy by telegraph that fhe
greatest excitement prevails among the Mor
mons, and a fixed determination on their
part to drive out and exterminate all Gen
tiles. Eight menhave recently been assas
sinated,four on yesterday, while tho editor
ofthe Vidette,- with other gentiles, have
been notified to quit the country, or fare
worse. Placards arc posted up in S.alt Lake
City, notifying all Gentiles to leave imme
diately. . ",’t jAtcLSSS? Sy • '
cases, the tTritJtf habeas corpus frxtlie States
lately in insurrection, "and upon this view of *
the law judge Underwood refused to grant
the prayer of this petitioner. .Ui>oh the facts
the -Attorney General. etJHbbs, to a different
conclusion from that’ arrived- at by Judge
Underwood, arid recommends that an order
bo made for the release of the prisoner.—
Upon this recommendation tho - President
this afternoon directed that an order ; hb is
sued for thc'dischaTge of tho prisoner.
It is scarcely necessary to add that when
ever the civil law has"resumed its authority,
the military power will not he exercised ex
cept to aidithe oml authorities in executing
their decrees, and for tho latter purpose only
;s the miKtary arm retained in the States
lately in rebellion. 1 ’
Presence of Mlndl' -
Everybody has heard how presence of
mind displayed by Sir Tltomas More once
saved his life; yet the story hears repeating.
One day while Sir Thomas- was walking on
the rOof of his palace, lost in contemplation,
an insane man came rushing toward him, /
and threatened to push him.from the battle-
ments. The Chancellor was in .his gown,
and besides, was old and unable to struggle
with such a strong fellow. He bad a., little
dog with him. “ Now,” said he to the ma
niac, “ let us throw the dog. down, and see .
what sport it will he?” So tilts dog waa
thrown down. “Is not this fine sport?”
said liis lordship; “ let us fetch him up and
try it again.” As the mad man was going "
down, Sir Tltomas fastened the * dobr ana"
called for help. - . . *...
One evening, ■ not long "ago, a. peaceful
minded gcntlomari, who probably nfever fir
ed a pistol in his life,-was .pursuing his
homeward way through One of our city
avenues. Suddenly he whs accosted" by a ,
lialf-intoxicated ruffian with,-“Here, stop
now, what hlive you got.in your pocket?”-—
“ A three-barreled revolver,” was the in
stant reply. “ What have ypu got . The
drunken wretch turned, and rushed away
without a word. ’ ■ . •, "
A Katnral Waterfall—A Buckeye Girl /
Born wilh a Chignon. ,
A gentleman of, this city is the happy
possessor of a bright little daughter sue
months old. When the childjrcfs born the
head was entirely devoid ofhtfir, except that
portion of the back head, which; with ladies,
is covered jiy tho waterfall, and this portion
was oovered with , a thick growth of jet-
black hair, three inches long; and precisely -
in the shape ol the most approved waterfall.
The young htdy paid us the compliment of a
visit yesterday—Vrearing her fashionable
but natural appendage. The. singular
growth of hair remains, presenting a gro- ’
tjgque appearance and being only slightly ' -
relieved by "the usual growth of fine white
hair on the other portions of the head.. :
" The circumstance is of/course easily ex-,
planted by the prevailing mode of wearing
the hair, and- the impression lftadp by the'
style upon the mind of theindther. ' Anoth
er explanation is suggested,'namely, that
nature, seeing, what a deal of trouble aqd
expense the construction of ah' artificial %
waterfall incurs, has ddfcided to provide tho
next generation of young: ladies with the
genuine article from her'own laboratory.—
This will be «a great saving ef expense in '
large families.—[Safidusky .Register.
What WJIl'BIrs. Grnndy Sayl
■The TexasStatp Convention has afijonrm
ed after adopting the following Dei Gratia
prcample to the new constitution:
We, the people of Texas, acknowledging
with gratitude the grace of God, in permit
ting us to make choice of our form of gov-,
eminent, da ordain and establish this con
stitution.”
What will Tltad. Stevens say to that?--
The permission ofthe Radicals is not so
much as mentioned. . Hot even Sumner, the
“ Charge d’Affaircs of Divine Providence ”
in this country, is recognized in Texas,
[New Orleans-Picayune."
Applications for Pardons.-
The Washington correspondent of the-
Npiv A*ork Times, says: . . : ; I ji
lt has been reliably ascertained that ap»
plications have been made and are now pern-
ding tor pardon of eight ex-members of the
Confederate Congress, 142 ex-graduates of
West Point, but who served in the Confed
erate army; 127 Confederate-Generals, in
cluding Bragg, Longstreet, Beauregard, "and
several ot tlie Lees; and also .32 prominent
ex-Confederate officials, and 110 cx-Unitetl.
States officers who held positions in the Com.
federate service.
2®” The French troops are to be with- '
drawn front Mexieo in three detachments;
tho first in November next; the second in
March, and tlie third xrf November next;
1.867, . . ’ ' . : ' &
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