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ALBANY, GEORGIA. JUNE 16. 1866.
Bv M. A. Hienan. , ..
BROAD ST.—AT TITE OLD STAND.
Bale* o Advertising..
,, rac „ls inserted at the rate of One Dollar
Corns pet square of. Bight Lines, for the
pl^Hion and Sctcnty-fire Cents for eaeh
*■ '“^Tinsenion-payable in ajirande.
ti*2**J firing to adrertise longer Ilian-.three
do SO at I he followlngjratgl
| oonlla **
-^..ts or SQBAune.
!Tst uarf
I
rvrtt si"*" 3 "V"
'
I Fite s*i u * rcs
I fjj (quarts.
I fete (quotes
I jiAi si"* re! —
Six ns*"
I fit (quirts
8 mot;6 year
$« ooitia oofiio oo
12 00 20 001 80 00
18 001.28 00 40 OOT
24 00 88 00| 60 00
30 00 44 001 60 00
35 001 50 00 70 00
40 00 66 00 76 00
45 OO) 05 00l 80
50 001 70 001 85
65 00 75 00 90
SPECIAL NOTI C E.
(II .nnouncements of candidates for office, $10,
Iin advance. ,
I Sun neliees to he charged for »t regular ad-
I JJLeil rates—to bo paid in advance.
1 iiTtpwe of eight lines, of brevier, make one
1 ... Usertisemcnta that make orer eight lines
I ’v' j,, dfiecn lines, counted as two squares, i
I. u,-Users will mark on their adrertisement)
Ideissher of squares they wish them »« occupy.
I (Wunications for individual benefit, will hi
1 SI 50 per square for eaeh insertion.
•'Su and Professional Cards per year $20 00.
jl,Rising » wife, payable in advance.$20 00.
Legal Advertlsomonln.
15t(u”‘U' si “iS ® re our r * t ® s for lesaI *dve rt ise-
JksI«4 - 5 j*
lajif, 5,1(3 per levy of eight lines or less.$ 8 00
lijoirs Mortgage Pi. Fa. sales, per lery— 5 OO
IjnOilMior's Sales per levy.!..... 6-00
letter* of Admuuatrwl ion.*...........4 00
JfiuiU for letters of Guardianship 00
I application ofdiamission from Admin*
I isntion Jk........6 00
ISitiee of anplication for diamission from Uuar-
fa»Ur‘. 00
itaitui.ulo sell Laud.......— ....6 00
|j*. >. 1 • - —■ .—4 f'an.Kt a«.o ‘(sMstteeeea 00
Drs. Cromwell & Connally
™ll o ? CTl0!r OF eARTiiEinnip
rp HE ^J rtne ”i ip ■“ Medicine, heretofore exisU
I ing between Drt. Todd & Connally, U this day
A dissolved by mutual consent. AU unpaid ac-
ZSES&J* ** Dr ' 1,h< > ** “moriied
“JWyr**? ? amo > anJ ho P c3 delinquents .will
cau and settle their accounts ns soon possible.
dMfcf I GUO. R, C. TODD.
_ E. L. CONNELLY.
January 18th, I860. ■ • 4-80d.
D R. TODD, haring purchased the office lately
occupied by Dr. nn, P. Jennings, can be found
for tho present in the up-stairs office of saidbuild-
ing.
Albany, Jan. 20, I860.
GEORGIA-WORTH COOFTV.
1VITEREAS, ‘William Keen, Administrator on ihe
Mtate of James O. Kercc, deo’d, applies to the Un
dersigned for Letters of Dismission from said ad-
mimstration ; therefore, all persons concerned are
hereby required to show cause, if any they hare,
why said administrator,.on the first Monday in July
next, should not be dismissed.
Given under my hand-and official signature,' this
the 8th day of January, 1866, .
JAMES IV. ROU8E,
Jar. 13th', 186G. *
' A. B. BAD&ER,
DENTIST,
Physicians’ meeting.
A T a Meeting of the Physicians of-Albany and
vicinity (March 5th, 1866) it was unanimously
Resolved, That we, the Physicians of Albany and
vicinity, wijl not render medical serviceaf on 1 pla nta
tions, unless the owners or lessees of such planta-
Qn , «Uohs filial!become resposible for said services.,
***’ • JOHN T. SIMS, M. U., Chairman.
W. A. Lane. M. D., Scc*y,
Albany, March 28,1866. 2l-3m
ALBANY- —GEORGIA
O FFERS hie professional services to the citizens
of Albany and vicinity, llnvingjust returned
from tie service, I solicit general patronage.
1 can be found at the residence of F. Lehman,—
Ladies will be att ended at their residences if desired.
Provisions taken in payment for work.
Albany, 8ept. 9th, 1806. 27—if
00-
iWttio m-btors andjCrcditQTS
lsritofUnil per square
I^,rfpfiisii*ble property, ten days 00
B *■ ' ?<». sixty ditys M .... v . .........o 00
I hisfiu ai ilie above rates will'be required In
HttttfCI,
nut notes.
BEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
rpHE 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 give legal advice generally in refer
ence to the purchase or sale of lands in South-lVes-
tern Georgia. Persons having lands to sell, or
thoso desiring to buy, would do well to confer
with him.
t&*Office In the Farmer Building, oyer Field's
& Cor, Washington Street, Albany, Ga.
SAMUEL D. IRVIN.
Albany, September 23, 1865. *. 29—tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I $*4Uu.l »>y Administrators, Executors or
• required by law to bo hold on the
■fc#rce*diy i«» each month, between ihe hours of
n it lie forenoon nmlMirec in the afternoon, at
i Ifouac in the county in which the proper-
atiiunsed. Notice of these safes roast be given
lifAlic Gazette forty days previous.
” '4 of the sale of personal property must be
iike uianucr, through a public gazette ten
«previous to sale day. ‘ ^ ' « -. » '
I We io debtors and creditors of an estate must
l*T:Vii‘he«l forty days. '
I Juice that application will be made Is the Court
‘ nliaary for leave to Sell Land must be publish-
months. ' - d ■ • ’ •
|futioi»for letters of A J ministration, G uardian-
be published thirty days—for dis—
•a front Administration, monthly six months—
mission from Guardianship forty days,
its for the foreclosure of Mortgages must be
^eklivhrd monthly for four months—for establishing
for the full space of three months—I
Selling titles from Executors or Adininf-*“* #
rtkoml IniTc been given by 'the deer
* of three months.
GEORGIA—WORTH COUNTY.
WHEREAS, William Kcen^ Administrator on the
estate of Jerry M. Kerce,.dfco , a, J applies tot lie un
dersigned for Letters' of IMsmission from his Ad
ministration; therefore, all persons concerned are
hereby required to show cause, if any they have,
why said administrator, on thefivst Monday in July
next, should not be discharged. ' Given nnder my
hand and official signature, this January 8th, 1866.
.. , JAMES W. ROUSE,
January 13th, I860.—1 Ordinary.
Cjl^TV Days after date application will bo .made
U to the Ordinary of Worth county for leave to
sellthe land belonging to the estate of John W.
Mitchell, deceased. GEO. W. SUMNER,
Adm’r de bonis non ofthecst. of J. W. Mitchell.
Ajtril 14th, 1806 2V
C!EORi»IA—Baker County;'
AN j lie first Monday in July next VVillianffeha rpe
will apjfiyto the Court of. Ordinary of said
eourily, for letters of distnissian from tho administra
tion of Ihe estate of F.F. Sharpe, deceased.
w. W. JORDAN. OrtTy.
December tat-, 1865.
CEOttCU—illiicbcll County.
ORniKAUY’s OFFICE FOR SMI> COVNTT.
WHEREAS, Joseph T. Spence applies to mo for
Letters of Administration on the estate, .oL.Robert
Walker,-deceased. Also nt the same time and^ place
for Letters Administration debonis non ou tho 'es
tate of David Walker, deceased^
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to be and appear at my office on
tho first Monday in July next^to slipw cause, if any
they have, why |aid Letter."should not be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature. May
7th, 1866. JOUN. W„ PEARCE, v
■ { r ' ' - r plcrk Court 6rdiqiJ>«.
Moy.12^1860. VU • 3l—
GEORGIA—.llilcbfll Conisly,
i LL persons indebted to the csta
Wilson, late of said county, are hereby tfbtifiud
The Payment or Confederate Debts.
Since the question of tlic liability of par
ties to pay debts.contracted in Confederate
currency is entering quite extensively into
thd litigation of some of. the Siates.'it may
ben matter of interest'to inquire iirieflyiu-
to the liistorysjf the issue pending. Tn the
first place the Government of tho IT. States
. maintained throughout .the late eontestthat
Oc(liijary. : ” the Southern States composing the Confed-
— eratc Gqvcriimeut h.id no authority, eithor
in law win firct, for organizing, themselves
in a belligerent attitude toward • their > for
mer Goyernment, and that all their acts as
snch would be void. The failure of the Con
federate States to establish their indepen
dence carried with it practically the con
struction placed upon their nets by the rul
ing Government, and in obedience to its
mandates these States proceeded," by sol
emn ordinance, to repudiate the debt incurr
ed in support of the Confederate Govern
ment. This was not intended to affect the
validity of individual liabilities contracted
in Confederate money, for Southern people
were willing to discharge U#ir obligations
trt tlie extent of their ability, and hence spe
cial provision ivas made by the Conventions
of the several Statelier the settlement of
Confederate claims between man and jnau
on the basis of what tho money Or thd 1 con
sideration tuQulddiave, been wOrth in’ gold
or'TJtiitcd States currency-, nt t the time.—
The Convention of Kqrtli Carolina went so
tar as to fix the relative rates tf spocje~and
Confederate notes at : different petiods tjiro-
tho war. . Other- States, a» Alabamn, left
the .question to the decision to‘ the juries,
to be determined by all the facts and cir-
otimBlances of tlie ease, but all arc believed
to have indicated the same basis of settle
ment
• The following,'from "tlie Alabama ordi
nance, is important as setting forth the new
rule of evidence applicable to this class of
eases, and show's that the Convention >vgs
equally solicitous t6 observe tlfe inviolabil
ity ofeohtraotsiand to prdtectMiebtors' wiio
contracted to pay in a different currency
aud in a time of wav: , .
“Section 3. Be it furtlierordniued, That
GEORGIA—RAKER COUNTY.
.WIIEUEA8, WilliamU. Flemming, Aa.ninUlrator
on the estate.>f A. A. Williams, lien'if makes nppli-
cation lo me for Letters of Dismission from saia ad
ministration i .
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ml per
sons concerned to be and appear at my office on the
first Monday in June, neat to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters of dismiission should not
issae,-otherwise letters will issue in terras of the
law. -Given under my hand* and official signature,
this Jan. 1st, 1866. W. W. JORDAN,
Jan. 18th, 1800.—X Ordinary..
io seitTo tho samo without delay—and those havingl!! 1 a ,l l'°R contracts .made between the
demands against tlie Same will present them, duly first of beptember, 1861,- and the first of
' ^ ~ ■ 3Iay,, 1865, parol evidence shall be -snKttiiwU
ay,. 1805, pai
e fd prove what was the . consideration
breot, arid whethqr or not th'e parties there
to understoo'd or agreed that tho same should
bo discharged by a payment in Confederate
currency or treasury notes; and if" so,'.or If
it appears so from the contraet, then to show
(What was tlie real or true value of the com
|mreur. l. s. J>: wabkes.
| WEIGHT & WARREN,
IcnoitNEYS AT LAW,
ALBANY, GA.
G BORGIA—WORTH COUNTY.
\\THEREAM, Eliz-ihetli Jordan. Exeenlrix-on the
- * est te of S. Q. Jordan, dec’di peliiions the
Court for 1 etiers of Dismivsion Trom her trnal:
These are, therefore, lo cile nod admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to
be and appear at my office within die lime presrribed
by law to show caose, if any they have, why said
letters of Dismission should not be granted.
Given under my band and official sigimlnre, this
March 5th, 1886. J, W. ROUSE,
Maarli 31, 1866. Ordinary.-.
Dllipjctice in da? several Courts of La wand
tjaiv in t.A-t State anil the Circuit Courts
, iCwrd So
■Ahveapeciwl
^•ibslEA
" *r,Xov. 18.1865.
Worth Superior Court,
AT CHAMBERS, APRIL 16th, 18G0.
I T is ordered that the Superior Court, of Worth
county be and is hereby adjourned.jintil the r
eondaMonday in June next. Jurors fur the Ap
Term are ordei
April
ered to i»enrc at the Adjourned Term,
Parties, Council, and Wit nesses, frill take due no
tice and govorn themselves accordingly. .
A true extract from the Minutes, April 19,.1866.
* ” “*“ ‘ * HUNT, Clqrfcr
jEORGIA -DOUGHERTY; COUNTY* .
W HEREAS, Edmund Richardson applies to tne
for Letters of Administration on the estate
of George B. King, late of sat d county, dec’d;.
These are, yierefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
(a Ha And anDcar at my office within the time pro*
ites for Ihe Sute ° r • -A scribed by law to show, cause, if any they have, why
allentieu giveu to the purchase and J j ettcra of administration should not be granted.
Given under my band and official signature at
office, this 16th day of March. 1866. •
. W. WILDER, Ordinary,
Albany, March 17, I860. ltMlOd*
May 2,18CC.
WILLEM L.
K JUNF.S. H1CUABD HOBBS
hines &- hobbs,
|nORNEYS AT'LAW,
ALBANYr GA.
fNLL practice in Doagherty and the surround-
*"St'onn»iea,in tlie Superior Coorta'of ihe
*" l the United Slates Circuit Court at Savan-
' willl attend to busiueM in South-West
* l^iientlly, hy special agreemeut.
‘h Oct. 21,1865. S3—
I s *muel d. irvin,“
Attorney at X^aw, . .
■ 'esuraed the practice of his profession.—;
L twice in the Farmer building—up atairo—-
r P«n Street, Albany, Ov All business en-
* , '*« Will rcceivo prompt attention.
^Sepiemher 23,1805. %• 29—tf
GEORGIA—Baker Couirty.
Onliiury'e Office.
H D Hudson applira to the Court of Ordinary for
fetters of Guardianship of the' persons aud property
or Hampton and N«mh Cliett,' minors of. R. II.
Clielt, late of Oolomhm county,-dec’d.
This is to cite aTi persons intcrestcd.to file their
objections in iny office, il soy the>y to.e.^or^e-
foreihe first Mondsyin Msy, why letters sliBUId opt
official signature.,his
a4 lh dny ofMurch.1886. w w;JoaD ^
; •!** Ordinary 0. C.
March 28,1866. al * ,d
Dr.
H. V. Callaway
hi. proftfislonal services tu the citixen
™ S m.udvicmi,y. JT
INFERS ...
r f
law notice.
aSaESTJsitsssa
- 'tshingtou Street, opposife the Express
a P»>128,1866.
lair Notice.
i^AWpf^dUP® 81 ® 0 T0 DR ’ 8 * S
-
jLMzrch 7,
Jnui «“"»*• 1,1 suit. •
JOHN F. CARQILE, Adm’r.
16—w3t.
I860.
'~* r '^Dfonnty7
W ,0 “• t0T
t 11 *' 'kt Med/Id'.' J Cil * » n<1
[l* ^**i4r«d and •dmeuish all and
*££*> at mr^’^of-id deceased.
questioned, and tlie recent sanction given'tb
this course by the LluitecJ. Slates Govern
ment in somo of its rulings estops any ob
jection from that auarflsr. Tlie Treasury
department taxes Confeaerato incomes for
1864 on tho liasis of what the money was
worth in United States currency, and it has
been decided recently by the Amo authori
ty that deeds executed in 1863 must be
~ j . e.l. stamped according to tlie yalrie of the con-
Aamimstrator S .--.ale. sideratiBn with, reference to Confederate
WILL be sold before the ceprl house door, in the motley ;uid greenbacks at that time. ■ We
d«"lu°Vu^ ne’xMhVeisMmR o^f lo" of'land nil 1 , ' r “ Uini '' :,t 11,1 V ratc - thai: th “ «*«*» <lpris>
her 806, an tho 4lh Disiriet^helonging to tho estate
of James Boykin, late of seW ooepi ji .ilectasod.-s. . „ , w ...... -
Sold for a division auitdg Ihe heirs. will not prevail to the nnUmiteu extent to
JAMES l’AULK, Adm’r, _ wiiieb they have been aritirmnced, since
SIny 19,1860. - 32- fiiith requires that tlicse debts should
in* paid at what the .money was worth at
jjic time. Tliis would bo in strictyaccord*
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday In July a uce with Tlie Constitution and of the cou-
next, tmfore the Court Houso' aoor in the •
fy or unjustly ou any one.-—Montg.-'Adv.
GEORGIA—Dougherty County,
WHEREAS, Mrs. Mary A. nienan opp’-ies to mo
for Letters of Administration on the eatjite of E. H.
Hienan, late ofsaid county, deewtsed.
Thoso arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
„f kin and oredilors of raid de-
j r-cribcYhylaw.Vo show
' why said letters should not be 4 ^
/ Given nnder m,
office in Albany, '
•April 21. 18CC-
id official signature al
'0th April, 1866.
W? H. WILDER, Ordinary,
.....
O N the first Tuesday in June next will te sold
before ihe Court House door in Isabella Wor A
,t, o”. bctween.lic legal hours of sa e all ho
real* estat^belonging to the estate of JosmhW. L.H,
lute of Worth county, deccnseffi ^ jf nIL i,
April 14ih, 1866
MILLIHERV HI PRESS-
" M-BS. R- M. FERRELL
(LATH of MON-nCELT-O, FLA.J •
rriAKES Ibis method of informing the Ladies of
.11 kinds ofnccdle worknuadr^m*W g, iitteni . <,n
.enable torn,-. 6l Albany a
authenticated, within the time prescribed by lair to
the Administratrix, or this notice will be placed in
bar of their.recovery, Msy 7th, 1866.
JOHN W. PEARCE, Cl k Court Ord’y. •
May 12, 1866. 81-~ ;
GEORGIA—Mitchell County.
Ordinary't Op", April 26lh, 1866.
O N the first Monday ioJunonoxtJames'M. Iter- _ ^
iium will apply lo the Court of Ordinary of hsideratio'n of tlie said contraot, and- wliat
said county, for Letters of Guardianship of the ’ ' — - L
person and properly Of William Walker and Alle-
bena Walker, miuorsarid orphans of Walker,
deceased. • JOHN W. PEARCE,
Cl'k Court Ordinal
May 2, 1866
amount tho plaintiff is legally, justiy'and
equitably entitled to receive, according to
tho c'ontract, by tltq judgment of the said
court;” , . i
That it was perfectly competent for the
Convention of a State to regulate a matter
The Fenian Delusion.
It is wonderful liow absurd-and foolish
.mon- will act at times. There are now in
this country perhaps two millions of Irish
born Americans, who.are sorely exercised
over the oppressions anil miseriesjrfIreland,
and arc-giving their money and time, and
prayers, and a still greater amount, of talk,
to the caiise of tlie ‘►Irish Republic,” winch
theyjprcaumo is quite certain to exist in .the
future, though certainly rather “shady ‘at
present. Now, there is no doubt Ireland
is wronged, and the Iripb people should be
free, but they are no more wronged than
tho great mass of the "English people, and
have no more right to be free than have the
latter. It is not tho Krlglisii people that
Wi-ongslreland. It is the English oligar
chy, arid they, oppress the massesin Eng
land just as' they oppress themasses in Ire
land. But leaving this ont of view, the
Irish in America are wronged to a still
grentet; extent than they arc,in Ireland, and
n'the power that wrongs them is not broken
and over-thrown, their future is threatened
with evils greater than Ireland ever saw,
oris Svcrlikely to see, Afaction is in pow-
eil.tliHt has fiistciied a larger debt on the
laboring classes that eypn by means of which
tlie English oligarchy rriles the masses in
EngTand'an'd'Ireland. It has averthrown
self-government iii halt of tlie country,that
half which lias hitherto defended the rights
oflalior, and rendered liberty and repub
licanism practicable, .which heat down in
ancioiit fcderausnh’held in check tlietendeii-
cieSoC consolidation and monarchism, aud
finally overthrew the Know-Notlilngismbf
the North, and make freemen and Ameri
can citizens of the Fenian patriots them
selves. ‘
Finally, this faction, to keep power in its
hands and contimie its burthens on the
working classes, propose^ to disfraneiiiso a
largo, proportion of the real and Reliable
champions of American .Deufoeracy in'the'
South, and to transform or deform four
millions of negroes into citizens to neutral
ize the votes ol these Fenians at tho North,
and thus to render them, abject and help
less. slaves fqrever. Tlie British oligarchy
rules the masSps. in Ireland ns in England,
through an enormous debt or mortgage on
their hones and muscles, which leaving them
barely enough to preserve their animal ex
istence, steeps them in poverty, ignorance
and misery. . But while the Abolition oli
garchy expects to ftile the, Irish and Ameri
can masses through a debt even more enor
mous than that of England, they also in
tend to-degrade them iiito dnSalgaimatiou
with four uiillios ofnegrocs, and thus to ren
der them foreyer incapable of recovering
tjheir liberty. Sorrje future generations, if
not tlie present. One, may rise up some day
and cast off British oppression in Ireland;
but if the working classes of tliis country
are ever degraded to a common condition or
ofthis kind-between citizen?,lias never b ^
I U.s in Tennessee ami Louisiana: against tffrilfelfe 1 ? ^° yer IrclaU<1 .’
validity of Contracts f>t Confederate money
.nd. levied on as the property of Eliza'
B. Lippitt, to satiafy two Superior Court fi fas: one
in f*Yor of Joseph B. Ivey vs. Blixa B. Lippitt. and
one in'favor of John Danfofth. vs. Eliza B. I ippitt.
Said lot being number 48, inliie lotii District Worth
A Kcw Explosive Compound.
week or two ago we.cppicd from a Bos
ton paper a story of a’ sea-captain .belonging
County "• ■-•••' to that port, who, finding a'suspicious^ box
At the same time and. place will be. Said, pn board his vessel, marked “sodium,’’flung
One lot of land number 1.9, in the 14th District it oydihoarih A»: SOpn as the package
Worth County; levied on as the property of William touched the Ava ter an- explosion oconrrcd,
- —r-„ - - ^ ^ourL fifa in r - -— - - ’ - *
F. .WeUon, lo amiefj ons-saperior Court fifa In faror lifting the sea into an immense column to
of Kmuoucl “tollman vo. W. F- Wetlon. tho stem of the vessel. It was conjectured
mrA ' that this dangerous parcel must have con-
nno at, iew>. _ ■ - L , ; ,Ty.i 3 i.„. _
GEORGIA-Irwin County.
tallied nitro-glycerine,-but we infer frdm a has said anything that uny Unittn man' need
San Francisco journal, that! it was ; a lieiv take exeoptions to. Both of iny partners
May io. 1866.
March 21,18G6.
Dissolution of Copartnership
-(■>.
rjAIIF. Firm of BACON, LITTLE & BACON, 1ms
M - C0LBE RTn, Ordinary. l^rMXe'onh .tronage.
th'en they will hecome.as incapable of re
bellion or self-goverhmet as in Mexico,
Centrat America,-and everywher else where,
the white race has degraded, emasculated
and ruined itself, by the ■ “abolition -of
slavery.” Centuries hence the mongrel cl
ement would ho sloughed oft' and then tlie
descendants of the Feuiaus might, perhaps,
recover their liberty, especialy if the free
men of Ireland arid England come to their
aid. But in the mean time, and as things
stand now, the evils impending qverth'om
that it- is difticult.to express them or compart
them, for while their slavery wonld be equal
ly qbject and miserable, equality with ne
groes must needs render them incapable of
resistance nntil many: generations rotted
out, and they reodvored their origiual man-
Hood.—[New York JDay Book.
233?“ Extract from a letter of an ex-officer
ofthr UmteiStntes Nfivy^ who .is now run
ning both rice and cotton plantations in
Georgia:.
“When I dpbidej to come out hfffesev-
eraLof my fribnds: asked me if I'was not
afraid to triist myself out here emong these
malignant), and unrepentant, rchiils. As I
had not feared them during the warldid
not see why I should now that the tvar-is
over. ’Since! haye hccn hciotl liavefeet
many people who were iii the rebel army,
aud l have yet got to see the first man who
WHEREAS, "William Branch applies to mo for c j, em i c;l l mixture called sotlium : amalgim^ .were in’the rebel aiqny—ene'a dapta.in and'
letters of Guardianship for Barrett B. bumnSr, mi- t ua tciial is never manufactured ill very the otlicra Major—and wo talked oVcrthe
"°These*ara Hiwlbre t^cite and admonish all per- large quantities, though it. lias been adver- events of the war as .'coolly Jas 'if they had
sousoorieerned, to be and appear at the’ Ordinary's tfsed for. sale mBan Franbiseo, one firm happened in France or Germany.- I feel as
Offioe of ssid county, within the time prescribe by claiming to have as much as two hundred !»«»•»*? in Ne\y Englajjd. My Re-
i for.sale. The atuount does not seem volver iS lockcd up in my trunlf, and ! ex-
C, but-when it is understood that tho spect it will remain there. Savannah is as
law. and ahotr canso, ir any they
ters should not be granted to the applBnnt. _
ir 3l ”i}iS. n Anrir , t)th ""sc”'. 111 ° ffieial E ' Enalur0 ' at explosive power of one ourieo of sodium is busy, a phicc as you can find in Yankee
office, n p ” j.’jp. C0LBERTH, Ordinary, - Oqualto that of about twenty-five df gun- land. *The general feeling of the South
32— powder, or two and a half pounds o^mtrrt- seems to be'that they have had asnffieien-
. ' _ ~ giyperine, it can readily bo conceived that cy of fighting and politics, and they arc
Application to Sell Lana, even fifteen or twenty buuocs, exploded iri now going tor hard work and money.—
f — L _ sm' fi. - "*-*-*- ■« tatil l«sa reniln
ajpticalirn prill boxuulc ono^hfee,' wonM .create’ tlttmimso favoc.^
very one that Ihatye convei-sed with seems
n to moLoiinoi - -W J of Irwin County for Ami when one furthef-reflects that even so desirous to have Northern men and enter-
travoto sell tlio lands belonging to the estate of little a thing as a spoonful of water coriling prise aud capital come down here and rc-
James Boykin, Ute of said counly, deceased. _ in contact with two hundred ounces of so- store the prosperity ot the South. I have
',' f * i , • ! 4J4JJLS FAULKj A6m r. -* ■ ■ * ... - » ^
dium would occasion an explosion equal to seen no ilL feelings towards tho Yankees,’
that which would be occasioned by the ig- — —>■«.=■
nitiori of five thousand pounds ofpowder, or Tlie National Ini
tlie concussion of fivo hundred • pounds of severe rebuke when it :is
nifro-glycerine, we can form some conceit- tain brutal assaults itpor
tion of its tremendous destructive power. actef of the ladies of the Soutlt,- now so
. coimnor. in the radical papers—'“What mi
T becu disVelvcd by mntaut consent. SogETtiiNO New.—The Fcnnsvlvama of honor or gonerosit v would now s
ROBERT J- BAtlON, vailvoad-have now under way a novel on- bring shame and hurt upon, the wot
liFNRV- it m’rnv terprise. They have employed a first-class the South—the mothers and dang’
, o, nfet Mill business together photographer to superintend tho photogra- adherring to thefortunes oftheii-
wittl't lieltry Goode end Grocery Store, will hereof- piling of all tile property, of. the company and 5011s, who were contending
Jcr be conducted under the name andfirm of ROBT. and the various points of interest or of beau- that light of State secession
j BACON 4 CO. T „ tv along tlie main line and all its branches, every radical leader-had before
5™y T H BACO$’ Imving placed at the disposal of the artist J
1 X a train of cars, fully officered, for the work, Let every man art -- ’ • ' • - -
Magnolia Mill*, MilohcRCo., May 7, 1866. 2w a tram ot cars, tuny
NUMBER 36.
Tbs Arab’s Proof.
Some years ago, a. Frenchman, who, like
many of his countrymenf-had won a high
rauk ajnoug men of science, yet who denied
the God who is the author of nil science,
was crossing the great Sahara in .company
with an Arab guide. lie noticed with a
sneer that at certain times, his guide, what
ever obstacles might .arise, qmt them ail
aside, and kneeling on the burning sands,
called on his Grid. ’ .
Day after day passetl, and still tho^Arab {
rievcrfaiicd, till at last, ono evening the
philosopher, when lie arose from his knees,
asked him with a contemptuous smile, “liow
do you know there is a God?” The girido
fijed his hurnmgeye on the seofterforn mo
ment in .wonder, and then said, solemnly,
“how do I know there is. a God ? . How did
I know that a man and a camel passed my
hut last Diglit in the darkqess ? Was it uo't
by tlm print of his foot-in tho'sand? Even
so,” and he .pointed to the sun, whoso last
rays were flashing over the lonely ’ desert,
“that footprint is not that of man!” . .
Will flic I’ig be Tbcrc ?
“Patrick, the widow Malonev tells me
that you have stolen one of her'lincst pigs.
Is thatso?” * - - " '
“Yes yer Honor.” * .
“IVitat jiave you done with it ?.”•
“Killed and ate it ycr Honor.” . .
“Oh,Patrick! when you hre broiight face*
to face with the widow and. .the pig. on the
judgement day, what account will you give
of yourself,• when the.widod' aceuscs you
qfthe theft? , • •
“Did you.say tlie. pig would he'there,
your Riyercnce ?” . - .> -VI;♦
“To he sure, i did” ■' «' :
“Well, then, your Riverence, I’ll say,'
Mrs. Maloney, there’s yef pig.”
An Icfcroal machine.
About eleven o’clock' last night Mr. I la*
veevHuersteed, keeper of a restaurant at-
No. 39"McrCcr street,' found in the hall
way of-the Louse by tho sideoftlie restaur- “
an^_ a cigar box, .'which contained two
pounds of gunpowder and some matches,
between two pieces,of sand papir, so fixed .
that an explosiod would have boon inevita
ble in the event oiany. iferaou attempting
to open Ihe" box.'
_ The noliee desoiribc the modus operandi
in the following manner: The .sand'paper
was attached to the covet;by a small cord;
a largo wire spring,..such as is used by up
holsters, was pressed between the top and
tho bottom ol the box, so as to ignite the.
matches whyn-thecover was released. On
discovering what:were the Contents of tliq
box, the powder was extraoted through a-
small hole in the hottom.of.the box.
[N. Y. Commercial Advertise'.
From North IHexico and California.
San_ FeANciscof Juno 0.—The Mexican
Imperial Consul has received . official dis
patches from Mazatlan, of May 16, stating
that the Liberals attacked, the' garrison of
Herntosillb, on tho 4tli just, and after a bloo
dy struggle,; captured and pillaged the •
town. '- ■ \- -
The Imperial forces subsequently arrived,
and after killing two hundred of ‘the Libe
rals drove out the rest and recaptured near
ly all'their booty. •
Mr. Ainza, an American citizen, and Don
D’Gouzales, who refused to give 640,000 to
to tlie Liberal cause, are said to have been
cruelly- murdered,' together- with tliirtqjm;
Americans. -
The Imperial forces defeated Corona at
Singalua, driving him thirty-five miles, and
killing 180 men, besides capturing it largo,
amount of ammunition. ■ • "
Several wealthy-families have arrived -in
this city, ou the steamer Continental, Who -
fled from the Liberal rule. The jiqblished
accounts say that at the sack of Hermosillct
the Liberals murdered thirty-five foreigners
ahd 500 citizens who hel[)ed to defend, the
town. A strong division of Imperialtsts
started from Mayatian on the ICtli urist.’, iu
pursuit of Corona. ' , ^ - .
Sas Fjiaxcisco, Juno 5.—A letter from
HermosiUo.cofrohoratcs the account oftlie
atrocities which tin- Liberalsoomniittcd at
that place, arid states that stores' were ran
sacked, the rich inhabitants laid under con-
tf ibntion, all who would could not pay. were
murdered, and all women were violated.—
The (juestion of republican or monarchial
principles was entirely set aside, and the
whole population of jSrinora were rising' to'
revenge tho cruelties of the Liberals. A'
A heavy rain fell all d,ay yesterday; crea
ting much apprehension for the' wheat crop,
as it is thought the unseasririahlo moisture
will produce rust. IVliole fields ofgraittiu
Santa Clara County are reported to "have
been prostrated-. t . . ' - . '
Gen-.
EwEf.it—The
(Tenij.) Hcvald says:
oug thofarmu:
Maury County
on Mon-
Ewell,
now a
largely -
> a nSaa-
new life
and Zeal, and
nt great'success.'
excellent health and cheerful
saytt?
the af-
it or mend
inlts? i Jrttat'-.
ly.sIWWs'n. tattling, scandal-loving
which ougljt only to lie 'rebuked.
voted for the
-Belgium,-to
