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liefolSewIng are our rates for legal advertise-
.J?^® a ® lfl,r_Don S 1 * 6rt y County.
T^ssfassassatufe*-
NUMBER.44.
Nnnot s ■ rT- lns *“ hls “Plication staled that
Nanoy Spicer. Julia p ace , nod )V. Cheever Pace it
the conpq, of Dougherty, and Slate of Georgia.
Sutler »l x < ” T8 L and Miokalhury Ferrell, of the
State of Alabama, Thomas H. Spicer and Julia Al-
L^atees in said WU. an5 y„„ „e hereby ciredto
nanl d „r P T ,J ,! a . r .! lt il‘' : 0rdinir y's office at fhc Court
Sir 1 l“>W-3. as said wm
of Sarah Spicer will then be offe ed for Frobatd in
contr.“rv 0r, d' “?, d T U ” 800,1 caas « » shown to the
contrary, admitted to record.
for the^resent in ,h,
Albany, Jan. 20,1868.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
*- ms °p“ d "£5f &U
0fLaw te n ’'“.f, d ; “Lcooocctian Wlrh fhe practice
p A „ xw .’ . Ue " l11 b «7 or sell lands for a reasonable
d ™w ?«HU of Con.
those desiring ,o buy, w^d^L V£«*
-r— „ T , . **nuer uuiiaing, <
&. Co , Washington Stroll, Albany, Ga.
t, . - SAMUEL D. IRVIN-.
Albany, September 23, 1805. ‘ 9—tf
.........4 00
GEORGIA—-Mitchell County. *
XT HERE AS, John D. Keaton applies to me for
<1 • I,. ,.'" °i Dismission from the estato.of Wm.
Lite of said county, deceased.
* These are therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to he and appear at my office with
in tho time prescribed by law, to show oause, irony
they hare, why said letters should not be granted
Gtren tinder my hand and official signature, thi/’M
July. 1860. If. c. DASHER, Ord’y
89—
July 7th, 1866.
GEORGIA—Irwin County.
WHEREAS, William Hranch applies to me for
W. II. WILDER,
July 7th. I860 ary Dou8her, J County, On..
STAT E OF GEORGIA—Worth County."
Hff SSSSLflh' C - . Yanc J-i' dm ' r with the Wilt
annexed on the estate of S. W. Vanoy, dec'd,
filed .O i prc f° nl i , ° ,he C° art in his petition duly
-j^wSJKSt^ *• ful *
Ibis ts, therefore, to cite all pii
tindredaVd —„d- . v Persons concerned,
4 " c ‘ 1 , l ' or ». to show cause, if any they
f , wh y Stud. Administrator should nof be i'J-
ehargedfVoiu his
•'ff-te.lS ^Jtpuday in February 8
This July 19, I860.
J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary..
41—
_£uty-l, j?«8.
GEORGIA—Rougberly County.
M ™* 11 - GODWIN, Administralrix ' of
Thomaa O. Godwin, applies to mo for leaveto
f r, : “' i h6 1 ? nd ? holonging to the .estate of Thonias
G. Gedwtu, in the 2d Distnot of Dougherty County.
, P 1,080 are therefore to cite all persons interested
to be at my office within the lime prescribed ty law
to show cause, if any they have, why such order
should not bo granted. •
i iH‘ T i e “ U S d , er “j hadd and official signafnre, this
11th day of Juue, 186®. W. H. WILDER, ‘
June 23, 186(5.
Souxetlilii^ View suut Morel for Aglh
Peddlers. Country Stores, Druggists, and oil seck-
!r? : i 3 " .!°Jl°!? b o - a ? d P ro ««^ business. Free by
II Loud ;J7.6 00 j letters of Gunrdiansbip for Burrell B. Sumner,
StiieeiD Debtors and (jrediiors..., 4 O0j no J*^ Sumner, Uecuused.
Ue«f Uu! per square ^,....v...S 001 These are therefore to cite and admonish all per-
{vrofpeiisliuble property^ ten days V..8 00 ! smjs conoernfid, to be aud appear at the Ordinary's
IwNvicfs, sixty days ...5 PO • p.® 106 °f said county, within the time prescribed by
tijvu at ihe above rales will be required-in > and show cause, if any they can, why saidlct-
■ ters shouldnot be granted to the applicant.
*-a—> nd t&jqial signature at
mai 1 for So cts.,; who^siilo $0 per -doi.' Canvass-
ara Tcalire to $12 per day profit.v ... '
ABBOTT & DOWD, Manufacturers, 19G Water
Street, New York
May 26th. 1860
SPECIAL NOTICE,
ileu of Land by Administrators, Executes
i required by law to be held on the
in each-month,, between the hours of
ciioou and three in tho afternoon, at
i the county iu whlch the pfoper-
Given under my hand
Office, this April 30th, 1906.
L. M. COLBERTH, Ordinary.
' Si-
May 19, 18'56.
Administrator’s' Sale.
WILL be sold before the court houve door, in the
Notice bf those s^le* mujt.hu given , t . own . of Irwinvilk, Irwin county, on the first Tucs-
ite fotty-days preyious. x * | J* n yAn July next, the,^ast half of lot of land uum-
?a!c of personal property must be j ber 800, in the 4th District, belonging to the estate
tucr. through a public gazette ten of James Boykin, late of said county, deceased.—
previous to sale day. -I bold for a ^vision r
Notice iy tUluors and creditors of an. estate must
lied forty days.
that application will be made to the Court
try for leave to sell Land must be publish.-
»h»o mosiiis. * - ,
fur letters of .Vdmiuistration, Gnardian-
^rny 19, 1866.
n-ng the heirs.
JAMES PAULK, Adm r.
32
GEORGIA—iinicbcll County.
OK1)IN*AUY’s OFFICE
WIJEREA!
SAID COUNTY-
NTOTXCE,
X TNDER an edev of the Court m Ordinary of
J Worth county, will be sold attlie Court Honso
«A- . , ■ , u ,
OaniXAET's OrncB ix'Axd toe sain CorxTT.
To Ttctyamm A . D. Ifrmplon, Guard,an far John 11.
Hamptom r minar, jxn the application of A. f ' ,, - n
2 T: jl irS
ton, Guard,,n for John ir. Uampiou, m„ or to he
diahargtd from raid Loud, ” ■
I T is ordered, That B. A. D. Hampton, GnaHia,,
Le, and he is hereby required to be and appw
.. tlie regular term of the Court of Ordii
m September next, to-show cause why said HjU
j u .l d nat .^e discharged or rcleased from said Bond,
nnd the said Guardian give other security, orhedis-
charged from soul Guardinnship. Herein fail not
si a» a ‘“«. Tih
day ofMarch, I860.
August 4, 1860.
W. n. WILDER, Ordin
t
GEORGIA—DOUGHERTY COUNTY.
Godwin, Administratrix*
orriioraas G. Godwin, represents to the Court m
nor petition duly filed and entered on record, that
estate fDlljr adaiial8 lered Thomas G. Godwin’s
'This w therefore to cite all persons concerned,
Kindred and^ creditors, !^show cause, if any they
can, why said Administratrix should not be dis
charged from her Administration, and receive ietterS
?oil 18naissl0n oa 1110 S£ * con d Monday in February,
lA W. H. WILDER, Ordinary,
August 4,1866 : . . - ’• 4; (;
GEORGIA—Mitchell County.
oicdinaky’s office. '
« > "lytiu, nuu Alin ttaiie,
minors of Augustus Wade, laleof said county, dec'd.
Ibis IS to cite all persons interested,, to file their
objections m my office, if any they have, oq: or bo-
firs^Ionday in September next, why let
ters should not be granted to the applicant. Given
under ^ny hand and official signature.
U. C. DASHER, Ordinary.
August 4,1806
GBO.HGIA—Mitchell.County.
WHEREAS, Simeon Beck applies to trie -for 'let-
ters of Administration on the estate of Thomas H '
Cumhic. late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to notify all perWnsconcern-^
cd, to hie their objections, if any they have, other
wise said let ters wjil ho granted in terms of the law.
Given unoer my hand and official signature.
II. C« DASHER, Ordinary.
. ' ' , -43^.
August 4 r 18C6
Isabella on the first Tuesday in August next,
the land belonging to the estate of Wm. F. Wellohs!
ate of said county, deceased, it being 166 - acres;
the balance of lot.number 159 in the 14th district:
the Widows Dower having been laid off on the
north -vie of said lot. So}d for the benefit of the
hetra and creditors of said estatq.
JOEL JOINER,
, A^rn’r of Win. F. Wellons.
June 30. I860. 88— ^ ~
GCOaGIl—Dougherty County#
Tir J,ERE ‘^ S ’ IsA il c B - Brinson of the County of
Vy Decatur, applies tome for letters of Guardian-
M ship of tire persons nnd property of Sarah
Brinson, James Brinson, Elizabeth Brinson. Wil
liam Brinson, Mary Brinson, and Georgia Brinson,
fom Ad ii
- % tSrfJoseph T.-Spenceapplies to me ior } , , , m *. « . ’—7-7—0
be published thu-ty days—for .dis-'j Letters of Administratiop^on the estate of Robert ‘ Conn^ d'cea - cw Lnsou, lute of Dougherty
Loin,Guardianship forty days. tfor Letters Admmistratioitdebonis non on. the cs-1 Tiiese arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
e f.treolosuro of Mortgages must be tate of David Walked deceased, ' . j nn |i 8,n 3 ,,, ar the next of kin of said rumors, to be
rhed monthly for four cponUiff— for establishing' These arc, therefore, 1q cite, and admonish all J, nt * 1 PP® ar at m J Dflice on the second Monday iu
papers for the full space of three months—for .persons coucerned, to boand appear at my oftice on t '®P ,en Y* e *j a ^ xt » J° fi J J0W cause, if any .they have,
Ring titles from Executors or Administrators,; the first* Monday in July next, to show cause, if any • . c . :l ® p 5 8 “®l ,w not be granted to I. B. Brin-
boivi have been given by' the deceased, tho‘ they have, why said Letters should not be granted. 1 80 5.. 0 ^ anj ® tJ * cr and proper person.
T*cc of ihrec. mouths. . •... ' Given under my hand and official signature. May ‘ Glwn “ nl,w m v ^ —
71 h, 1866. JOHN W. PEARCE,
vtiGHT. L.'P. D. VYARRES,I ,, Court.Ordinarjr._'
WEIGHT &, WAHHEIT,
Mny 12. 1?06.
SI —
Baket County.
^^0 KNEYS iVP LA. YV* tl,efir«t Monday fnJitly next William Sharpe
AIjQ.VrVYy GA. , *j'^LF will apply to t'r;- Court .of Ordinary, at said
20thJ° a Un i8e6 ny haDd and ' 0fficial 8l ’g»Mrtnro t this
W. II. it n.DBR, Ordinary
July 28th, 1806. 4 2 —
GEORGIA-
Mitchell County,
WHEREAS, the estate of D. A. Bostick is unrep
resented by the refusal of the *xecutHx to qualijj,
Ljuiiy m t.iis State and jhb .Circuit Courts
“* United Slates for the Slate rJ Georgia.
crunfy, for letters of dismission from rhe admiuistra- r^nUt 8 V p .® r . 10r
V. Shnrpe. deceased.
W. W. JORDAN Only
Also, especial aiteniien given Uirih? purchase and
Ektaie. * ^
Albany, Xov. 18,18^5. —37
Decetn6er 1st, 18G5.
RICH AUD IIUEBS
GEORGIA—mitcbell County.
f A JbL persons indebted to tho estate of Wi
I J\ Wilson, late.of said county, are hereby notified
to sHttle the same without delay—and those having
hines & hobbs
^ fti S* 9 . I authenticated, within'the time-prescribed
HORNETS AT TiA W . ; <h« Administratrix, or this notice will bo
• in.« v g , . . 1 bar of their recovery. May 7ih, 1866.
HIT ' , •• JOHN W. FBAUCE, Cl’k Cour
demands against the same will prescut them, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by lav to
“ ' ' " ** placed in
hereby notified to be and appear nt tny ofiiee.wjthin
the time prescribed by law, and file their objections,
tf any-they have, wliylcttcr^shsuld not be. issued!
ii* C. DaSHEII, Ordinary.
July 28,1836. 42L
1|J* practice in Dougherty and the^arround-
•‘'g Cimntiej, in.llie Superior Courts of the,
Mllie United States Circuit Court at Savon*
nJ will! attend to buaine^a in South-West
fractal ly, by special agreement. '
55.On.31, 1865. 33—
Samuel d
. iRviivr,
Attorney at jiaw,'
May 12,^1866.
(he Farmer building—up stairs—j
Albany, Cx. All business an-
8 Q!lre wiU receive prompt attention.
GEORGIA—Irwin Coanty.
WHEREAS, Miles FitxgeraiJ applies to
letters of Dismission from the. Administration of the
estate of‘Terry FiUgerald, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all qon.-
cerned, to be.and appear ! at''ifiy office within the
time prescribed. l>y law, and show cause, if any they
have, why said letters should not be granted to said
applicant.
aW
hand and official signature at
jL£eptctnb«r 23, 1865.
law notice.
P n, ' cli ” law innll tbcCourl?
U r 1 * 8100 ' ill Irwin «f Ilie Sonth-
**^«tti of .f oP ‘d** Brunswick, audmost
«» a ft 1 ' ‘ at,,,|» Circuits., . . j y- V
5 ‘“aston Street, opposite the Express
April 28, v 80n , • 'og^
i Fp ^ , i,i? P ’ 7' Callaway
“Misyr, a D j'*;‘?". a ' sorviecs to the
13, aai ^ vicinity.
, mm
^RNinq’s . • .
2 a i
lll '7 jmVi'thrtf« r " lucs ^d rosctHq at
'atlliof.'“““nts-in-auit. * f
*• Ca IWHLE, A<lmV. '.
^ --1 . JG-wSt
Cut,l- CI P. cr ieiM
sSsa^a^aw.
$!— 3m
•^001.
liven under my hand and
....cc, tbi3 Jun<Y4th, I860. -
L. M. C0LBEUTH, Ordinary,
June 16th, I860. - 80-
: NOTICE.
GEORGIA—WoitTti CoustTT.
B Y virtue of an order of tlie’HbnorablethoConrl.
of Ordinary of said oounty. w;ill bo sold on tho
first Tuesday in September next, between thn legal
hoars of sale, before Hie Court Houso door in Isa-
bella, in said county,-Lot of land number 18. in the
15th district of said county. Sold as llto properly
of J W. Hill, dec’d, for.tiie henedt of the heirs and
creditors ofsaid deceased. Terms made kuoivn on
day of sale. A. M. 111LI., >■
• July 21, I860.
Adtu’r of J. Vti Hill, dec’d.
GEORGIA—Worth Coanty.,
W KliltUAS, .lessee W. Moulding opplios to nit
for letters of Administration eu the estate of
Richard Moulding, lata of Said counly.dec d.
These ore ihcreftiro to notify.all nnd singular the
kindred anil creditors of said deceased, to b’e and
appear at toy ofiico within Ihe time presorjbed by
7* 1 . i,.- _* li:»vi» whv said let-
Taw, to ih“* cause, if any they have why said let
ters should uot be granted to the applicant. -■
Given under my hand and official signature', this
July 5, 1866. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary..
July 14, I860. . . ’ w ~
JE0RGIA—15’orVu CoHnty. . .
IXTY davs after date application-will bo made
(to the Ordinary of said county, ft>r leave to se
all the land (improved nnd nniinproved) belonging
to the estate of Geprga’AV. M. Young,’ late of sat
■uMmtwx deceased. -The widow a dower excepted.
county, deceased.
July 14, 1800.
.TT J..1TOO, a
GEORGIA—Mitchell County.
WIiptlEAS, tho estatq of Daniel Clemens fa
represented, I have to. proceed to appoiul tho Clerk
of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper
person, Administrator with the will annexed. All
persons aro hereby notified to be and appear at my
office within the tune prescribed by law, to show
caflse, if ony they have, why said letters shouldmot
be issued. Given undor my hand and official sig
nature, this 18th July 1866. '
11. C. DASHER, Ordinary: '
July 28th, 1866. 4 >L.
GEORGIA—Mitchell Vounty.
WHEREAS, tho estate of Algers Pickern is un
represented, and J have to proceed to appoint the
Clerk of the Superior Court or some other-fit and
proper person, Administrator. All persons arc
hereby notified to be and appear at my office on
first Monday in September next, to show cause, if
18th July 1866^
July 2ctli, I860.
al signature, 'this
H. C. DASHER, Qrd’y
42-,
GEORGIA—Irwin County.
• WHRMAS; Thomas. J. Young.applies to me for
letters of Gnardiansliip on the persons and proper
ty of the orphans of Isaac^I. Young, late of said
county; deceased. . >
These are therefore to cite and.admonijh all per
sons concerned* to be and appear at my office with
in the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any
they can, why said letters of Guardianship should
not be‘granted to applicant, or some other suitable
person: Given under my hand and official signa
ture at office. L. M. CQLBERTH, Ordinary. -
August 4, 1866 . .43*
Mother, I Must Go.
Mother, give t'O me thy 1)1
Kindly giyeino counsel it
Sadricssg may o’ershade rny brotr,
For I’ve learned to love another,
I ant his through every
. ■.woo—
Fondly press- me to thy bosom.
... Farewell, mother, I muEt go!
C(ioruhi-—It nmy bj'eak thy heart to leave
Wliile the tears of sadness flow*
> But I’ve learned, to love another,
Farewell, mother, I must go.
'. Mother, thon hast kindly watched me,
Been thy guide through tender years,
Sat another now awaits me.
AVipo away thy flo.wing. tears..
Thou once Icltwjie 'ones that lovetl-thee,
Though it-tilled’their hearts withwoe !
- Kindly, lsiudly: then forgive me,
* Kiss me mother/ let me go. ,
Mother, I shall ever Jtove thee,
Thou hast been 50 kind and true.;
Though he fondly may caress me
Nono can he'more dear than y 6n.'
Though it break thy heart to leave t\oe,
Though the tears of sadness flow, ’
We shall mceir. again,in heaven;.
Farewell, mother,1, must go!
- - Thomas Man-aiiav.
ROW ill IT'U IT TAKES TO MAKE A
- . MAK RICH. .
Secretary
Secretary^ of State, requires only a satisfao.
tory condition of mind. • One man -rtiay bo
rich with a hundred d v llare, whTle another
in the possession of millions, may. think
Inmselt poor^ and if necessities -of life -are
iy each, it is evident that the man
possessions is '
the ricnest^^JRHPVHBpH^^^H
ilhistrate this idea, Mr. Marey related
the following anecdote r r ^
the lollo wing, anecdote: WliHe I was Gov-
wid he,-I
was oaUcd upon one morning, at my’ office,
^rt« U »5 h i S P 0C1? i eD 0f B backwoodsman)
who stalked in and comtaepeed conversation
by inquiring “if this was Mr„JIarcy ?”
I replied that was my name:
■ KTT 1 M I nodded assent
TTsed to live inSouthport,' didn’t yon?”
• I answered 111 tho affirmative, and ^euati
to feel a little curious to know who W vis-
Ilo , r j'**’ au f What he was driving at. ? ,
_ Thats what I.told-’em,” cried the back-
woqUsmm, 1 bringing his hand down on’- Ms
thigh With tremendous force. “I t.ilA >.™
GEORGIA—-Irwin County. -
WHEREAS, Georgei?. McCook applies to me for
letters of^tlininigtrrjfcjn 0 n tho estate of John D.
Minix; late of saM c«Aiuty, deceased.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned, to*>e nnd appear at tf»y*>ffice with
in the time prescribed by law, to *how cause, if any
they taa, why said letters MiduVl not be granted to
uppiicant, or sbmo other suitable , person. Given
under my hand and official signature at office
- L. M. QOL’BEIITH, Ordinary.
August 4, 1866 43*
GEORGIA—Mitchell County. •
WHEREAS, A. McLoud applies to me for let
ters of Administration on the estate of Sarah' Mc-
Loud, lute of Mitchell county, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular Ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my bffice within tho time pft-
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not.bd granted the applicant,
thio 18th July, 1866. H. C. DASHER, Ord. -
July 28th, 1866.. ' 42—
GEORGIA—Dou^Jic'rty t’onuly.
‘YT7IIEUEAS, Peter J. StfWer of .said County
yy applies to roe for letters of Guardianship of
the property of Julia 1 ' Greenwood, ' minor of ihe
State of Pennsylvania,- who has property in jho
Colraty of Dougherty aud State of Georgia, who has
no Guardian in said State to take Charge of the
«ame.
These are, therefore,‘to eilc and admonish all and
singular tho next of kin of said minor) tobo nnd ap
pear at my Office on orbofore'the second Monday in
September next, to show oause, if any they can,
why said.letters of"Guardianship should not bo
granted* • y-
. Given under my hand', and official signature at
Office iu Albany, 20th July,'1866.
1 ' Vi’. If, WILDER, Ordinary.
July 1 28th, 1806, - , 42—
GEORGIA—Ronglicrly Cenoty,
WHEREAS.-Fetcr J. Strozer applies to' mo for
letfcrS r.f Administration onthe estate of GeorgeB.
King.' tate of said .County deceased, ’ * . ^
Tiicso are, therefore, to cFte and admonish all
and Singular the Kindred-and Creditors of said
deceased to be and nppear-at my Office on the sec
ond Monday in Septemper next, to show cause if
any they have why sajjj letters shonld not be gran
ted.
Given under-my ■•hand and tffltclo.l’ Signafure at
office, at Albany, 2Qth July. 1866.
v 'W.* II. WILDER. Ordinary
'July'.'28th, i-660.* • ; :
GEORGIA—Iriria t'OQQty.
WHERE AS, James Poulk applies to me for letters
of Dismission from administration on the • estate of
James Boykin, Into of said county, deceased.
Thesb are therefore to cite and admonish all and.
singular tho kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased,'
to be nnd appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why
said letters of dismission should not bq granted to
applicant. Given under my hand and official sig
nature at office. L. M. COLBERT U, Ord.
August 4,1860# „ . 4S*»
GEORGIA—Irwin County. ^
WHEREAS, Reason Poulk applies to me. for let
ters of Dismission from tho Guardianship of Josh
ua' W>. Poulk, lato of.snid county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite nnjl admonish all and
singular the kindred and crcditors of said deceased,
to. bo hnd^ppear at my offico witlyn the tiqie pre-
iy l^w, to s' -
scribed by
> show cause, if any they can, why,
said letters of dismission should not be-granted to
Official kig-
pplicant. Given under my hand and
nature at offico. • - '
L. M. COLBERTII, Ord’
August 4, I860
it
GEORGIA—Worth t'oiiuly,
* notify all and singular tho kindred
milESE are to v
I - and creditors and'all others, concerned, to be
and appear at my -roifliin iii/x !•»» ..i
and appear at ray office within the lime prescribed
by law, to show chase; if any they have, why Abel
M. Cox, Administrator de-bonis-non an- the estat^
ofJ^avid Cobb, dee’d, should not be dismissed from
his said trust. -Given under my-kand nnd official
signature,£July 5.1866. . "* .
"> - JjVMES W. ROUSiE, Ordinary.
Ju^r 14**866. 4ft- x ;
I Revenuei
ASS'T ASSESSOR’S OFFICE, > •
10tb Division, 2b Distimct GEonau, - /
T-nranow prepared to rccei.o returns for Income
JL and Enumerated Articles for the year 1885, of
Jirilicb tax payers will take immediate notice.
A. X. MINES, Ass’t Assessor.
-’Albany, Ga., anno 2d, iS6fi. _ ' 8t_
TOE
)NE STARSAtOON,
ng Office,)
. MAN’S DESTINY.
In looking beyond ourselves, wi) behold a.
system, in consequence of which no oho can
lah'or tor himself without benefiting another,
or foY another,- without benefittirig hi/nself.
The good snocess'of odr fellow member is
the.hamnness of all. A glance at the all-
pervading harmony, coexistent with tho
rrcatest possible variety, delights us and
ifts our'spirit heavenwards. Tile-interest
doepens, when one .looks in upon himself,
mid eontemplateahimself as a member of
the great and fearful syftem. . -The sense of
dignity and strength is'increased when he'
says tp himself (as onemay.) My existence
is not in vain and purposeless; I am a nec
essary link in that groat chain, which ex
tends from thyti rst driv-eiopment of man to
the lull consciousness ef his existence even
in eternity. ' ■ ■ ’ ■*’
All, that havejxA'r esteemed gi-eaf
and wise, and liohlc^unon^men—those ben- «
cfactors of the human race, vhose names are
preserved in the .mijals of tHt world’s'hl’sto:
ry.pnd those oth’erf (far morVi,, number),
whoso deeds,survive, but whoW m&Jia i
penslied—all have labored WrAlio; I reap,
tlicir harvest; I tread the earth they inhale
ited; and their blessings attend my- foot
steps. As sortn as I will, I can eiter upon
the solution of the sublime problen, which
they proposed for themselves—that of ren
dering ouY commonbrotherhood wi^r,bap-
pier and better. I can begin whet) they
leave off; I may being-nearer to completion
that magnificent, though uiffinisbedjtemple.
Dare one say, “But I must alki’ ce^i W ex
ist !” No. This is the st\b)imest i!longht‘o£
alL "When I have Onco undertjfken the
grand problem, Leah never finish it; I on,,,
not indeed, so surely is Its assumption link
ed with thy destiny. I cannot cease to la
bor; and therefore cannot eease to exist. ‘
That which .we call death cannot i ternii-
nate my work, si nee my work must he com
pleted. Time can jmposo no limit to my ex
istence. I am immortal. Along with the
assumption of (he great, problem,’ I have
f rasped eternity.* I proudly hold up my
ead amid impending volcanoes, roaring
cataracts, and,crashing clouds floating, in a
sea of fire, iind exclaim: “I am immortal;
arid defy your power.” Break loose upon
me, all! Thori earth, ye heavens; mingle
yourselycs iri wild disorder! Ye elements,
all—login arid roar.ahd in the finiil struejrle
-H™ u *‘“ eu 1110 next time I caine
fovkn?iu° C \^v D T 5 ' PU ’ a ’ ul find ont
Bilir ■ >' ou know-mo, •cion’t you
. I didn’t exactly like to ignorebis acouain.
SnM “! tO §, 0t n ei '’ : but ■ fc(r £ ® e ><Efe of me I
couldn t r^rollect ever having seen him i*A_
55!?. and 80 ? replied that be?had a femil^r
My name is Jack Smith,” answered the '
|5g|wj£S^ibv'and we used; to go to school '.
s'cffSnT’ i hlrt / y« a re ago, in the little rod
ru n rent niitn > and got rich, T suppose;”
„Ai ,"-- -r™,—™ ufoke in -
Dh!. yes yon areknow you. aro. rich -
no use (lenymcs -e. lou was Comptroller
’—fitfaJing time: and the
POpa.- ....
tear to atoms the fragments of the body I
call my own! My will, alone, proud tad
defiant in its fixed purpose, will hover above:
vreck of systems and crush, of worlds ;
have laid .hold' 'on my destiny; It ig
ijibre lasting thau earth, than heaven 1 : It is
mmHUuM 'HU
eternal, and my existence is dternaf.
AIS*T V0URS t
Have,been.ahnostin thesaiiio fix,Litelv,-
_j .... « .Z' 3
ho
orily under 4i®!rent circumstances, of the
following vei-deiit young.'man. “A bash
ful and rathCr green - young fellow invited
d a. ball on -a very
a young lady to attend
warm night.. Tlie invitation was. accept!
and the couple appeared at thebtlll. All
dancing for sonie time,, “greeny” saw his
partner sitting in’one corner of the i-ootn, all
alone.- brow.was his chance. So be walk
ed to where tho lady 3vas sitting, and sat
down beside her, All wellso far; but'(he-
bashful fellow was at a htfs for something
to say. lie fidgeted about considerably’,
^saste«fja&2i r ^
conversation‘thusly’j “It’s" powerful hot in ?“ddp
this rooni—my. shirt’s wet—^ain’t vonrs ?”
Tho young lqdy blushed, said nothing,but
took liis aim for. tho next dance."”
Madame dc-Btael says: “Love in a wo
earnest and unceasing lovoas is a woman
and ls-no.more fickle in that love; He m-iy.
hot be a^s demonstrative, nor rdtogctlier as some'gopd. And now dis iiigge
tender, but he is as earnest and as constant,
it not umre so. In Ins love for.parents, >for
companions for children or for friends, ho
may ho all that woman can ho, except, per
haps, in tenderness; ami, after all, there are -.
almost as many ftieu rendered useless to the -o
world and a’hurden to themselves, becauso
ot disappointed, or unrequited, of misp’ ’
love, as there-aro women who die of hr
hearts.' _
Away, then, with the senseless Idea'that
Man 3 lo-fo is of man’s life a tiling, apart:
tor-for-iJbng time; and the next time we
heard from yon, you were Governor. You
must liaveabcap of money, and I ame C
ofit—gladtosooyou getting alougso^mart
You .was always a smarting at'school f
rtl"’ 5 ! 9 "n?" d °° m . c to something.” ’
ririd .
opinion, but trtd him that politiad bfo did
n*t pay Bo^weil as ho imagined. “I ann
upon y%]
nght smart You seo shortly,
Sonthport, our wholefamUyuno?^' y0n -
Yermont, and put right-in to 'thtkP™. 10
and I reckon our family eat Sewn morS ods >
and cleared- mOre land than any other In5£f
whole State.”,
“And so you have made a good thing of
It’’How. much do — - a — ;
it. How. much do' you consider! - yourself
nvorth ?” I asked, feeling a little curious to
know what he considered a fortune,', as ho
seemed to be so well satisfied with his- j
U Wiu];’ he replied, “I don’t know exactly
hundred 'dollars'
clear cash } ’ He was rich, for ho was sat-
A FREE MICRO'S‘SOLfLOQOF.
Gorramity! but dis' hein a .-freeman ain’t
■so nice Its jast likeum! Dam'de ablisb-
msts . ■ Here I ani a ' poor old nigger, and
no one cares a cent fer me. Ise;got no frens.
Ise got no home. Ise got no cabin. Ise
got.no missus to visit nie when Ise sick—no
massaso send foif dc. doctor—no little patch
of ground to’live on.; Ise simply an old
gary beaded’nigger. I Can’t work for Tec
too pld, I can’t steal for I ain’t smart as 'dem ’
dam Yankee ablislmcsts.' -I go heebinw*
oyebdecountry, and folks say “go longVoS
black.whcip 1” Dis 13 do wust freedom dis
nigger over seed; Qnce I had
J'ome, I^ivas as de possum arid din’t work
(Ealfde;
half so liard nor-livo half so poor as 5 L»„ up
white folks up norf. I had* some onu' to’
care for me when sick, and. to hni-iy mb ’’
when dead. Isow Iso simply, a poor old-,
riigger. Dewar ruined-Masses, it niffied
me, too, for what was massas’ interest was
Christian burial, ’ But
• ¥% ha ppy d’tys am over
Sweet liberty habcome;
Do country’s got dp nigger -
. But de nigger’s got no home •
£>e ablisiincst took us from happy plarita-
slmns in de Sonf.^ul let us in de streets-do .
gutters. - And dis is dere
hrist-like love for do poor slave.- Reckon
hriiftjievert”n~t'* 't-. ' ■ -
war I"
st noverlaught dat kiml of love.. And
all dat l’\*c got to .do is to die as half a
5 1‘ayc since do'brossed
e Lord for one ting—us
ipay’de cost of illl dis
gsakagaafcPwtfe*
to die, like a poorold dog.—
man’s lifeis ahistorj^ in a man’s an episode.” "•ggers ham’tgot to pay de cost of all dis
A man -that is a nun, is as callable of deep, looltsoncss—de pfior wiiito trash ob do norf
fampjit fintl itriftriWeiiire 1 •’ . 1 dno? flw •tri.-l J♦-',1 -
tn old Baptist i
■aid, enforced, the
pinion by argument. ~
Now, tfeverybody had been of ill,
’ woman ”'' :0l!!ll?U ll!lVe - W - Uted “
ol difference
:en woman.’