The Albany patriot. (Albany, Ga.) 1845-1866, August 25, 1866, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textpm la^iot, . every Saturday Morning. 9 “ uST .-AT the OLD STAND. .,ie«o AdverUsins. * • iscrtcil at the rate of-One Dollar of Eight Lines, for the r*> rer sijnare of — 0 — , ... ..... -i soventy-fWo Roots for each )—pftvaore ill iroinuw. Jo oilvcrtiso longer than three t [lit following rales! os U raos.lt year $(i U0|$12 00,$20 00 ,12' W1 2i) 00| 30 00 18 ool 28 00 AO 00 24 00 80 00| SO 00 Dre. OromweH Oonnailir ^ F rf«bonJ I> nS^^°“ aI scr ri ccs to-thocithens XdiM _-r. ia: this dAy _ ^TTry'. K fthpaid ac- SaSS^S^wesrssf u L4UC taejr accounts as soon possible- *. C. TODD. *naaryrttii W ^ ' >50 00| 70 00 40 oo r>r, oo 75 00 45 001 05 OOJ 80 00 so 00 r 70 (rth 00 75* Ooj 00 00 r EC 1 A L SOT1CR •s of candidates^ for offierc', £16,. of ci^ht •o be clnrged for at regular ad o be paid in advance*.- riflwn 9CiUV „. eight Hues lines,'counted as - tvfo squares. rill ftal* on ,Iieir advertisements '.fii.miTM they wish them to occupy.' ;jo33 for individual ben off, will he re for rwoh insert io «leef Land, Weoffnec,ion wiVf .h^prneHee (fJrinS'.mt U *Sff b ? T 0r 2* Und> Tor * reasonable lMe»Hga«e Talcs, dnt-r Deeds of Ron- .^yayer aal giro legal advice generally ia ttfir- enoe to the purchase or sale of lands in South-Wcs- ft!™. aSS? I “» I »S >»oJ» to sell, or wUhhiw.^® bujr ’ would ^ *«U to confer A fn . ‘H yarh,w Tuitlinff, over FleWs & TrO 1 , WhsMugton Street', Albany, Ga. ant cr . v 8AMUEL D. IRVIN. Albany, September 23, ISU5-, 29—tf . jWfjie, payable i i advance $2U' 00. Jai Advortfsomciiln, rig are < rates for legal odvdrtise- r levy o\ eight liner or lcss..$ £ 00 f f». Fii. per levy...-- 5* 00 nlfi per levy 5 00 <t* Admiuistration 4 00 .. Ui Uuart’.At.v«'iip- 4 00 i«n .f<i:-mi«k>!Yfrom Athnin- .V V. O 00 i«ti [.*r tlisiiiisviun from Guar- ...v..v. ...%>»» 4 00 1 Luil -.rr.-rr. ...a..v...v,45* 00 «.! rrt-lirors :.. ....%4 00' u’jlIV 00 .t pro j»!A i. ■e'J will be requ^ed w SOT IG ll xl* % Vil.niui.<tratnrs, ExeCltefftS or .■fcf rv'l by law lo.be held uh 'tfro ii-iorli nr-otth.' between the hours of nub uul three in the nftcl-noou, at teinf.iv county in which the proper- Sitiict* oi these sales must be given tfrrW-.y ifcfyrf pvVfitfif?. ' . 1 ke rtfi of personal property must t)« .,i:‘d*r. through a public gazette ten I ‘ reSOn ‘ m the n P-®ttirs office of said build Albany, Jan, 20>Ij!ftb S0(I ?.a3^“r? Qnshert y County. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. THiSSWl op " K ’ i ®» -Agency for the S Sale Of T.SDflo lfl' naA'nn.lin^ T A1 . V «?RGli—JWcbeK Cdttnty. : "ITnLJjffREAS, Jcfia D. lSattott applies fly file for nX * ,e * rers 01 Dismission from the estate of Wm. G. Ga»y, latfi of said county, deceased. These are tl.erefctr fb tifb hfitf adVaonfsh ali per- ortei concerned, to be and appear at my offioe with- rLvl^ C -?i eSCr -ri d b yJ aw » t0 Bh ow cause, if any tlrey bfivey why sn.dlenefs should not be Rranted. Given under my hand and official sigaatnte,this'll - ,o,, - II. C. DASIIEIt, Ord-y JSrry i th, 1866'. 39— GEOIM»IA~!rwia County. WHEREAS, William Dranch applies to me for MttCrs of Gd!tr4ianshi]f'fbf Worrell B. Samfler, mi- hor of B. B. SuinneT, deceased. These are therefore to oite and admonish all per- ;SSL < S cerne(1 * to bc a P d appear at the Ordinary’s yiirWtff said county,-within the time prescribed by , larr * show catxs^ if any they can, why saidlet- - fSfS'flionltl not be grunted to the applicant, , flP* vei I^ n i b ’ r m y hand and oflteial signature Hi ’Office, tfcteXprn 30th, i860. — x h M. COLTiBiVTiJ, Ordinary. May 19, )80fi. g2— m\ 1 creditotSfdf »a estate must days. ation will be mtuft! ft> tifb*Cblirt re to sell Lind must be publish- ■T9 of Ad’.ninistration, GdilrcUan- iulilis!i«*d thirty days'— fdf dls- itisirAiion^m.'.mhlysixutouths— Gaunliunship forty days. . «."ifclosure of Mortgages must be “Alv f >r four montlis—for establishing Ac full space of three months—for- *»froa lAecutors or Administrators, been given by the decetmed, ' the ftrec months. ' •<. ' \S Administrator’s Sale. tVrLL be sold before the court house door, in the town of Irwiarville, IrWin cotiilly, on^hc firsUTucs- pyto*vfy heat, the east half of lot of land num- ber .>06, in the 4fir District, belonging to the estafe of Janies lloykirr.’fqte of said county* deceased. Sold for a division among the heirs; w JAMES PAULK, Mayl^jgnr,. 82 L. T. D. W’ARREJt. rHT &. WARREN, KEYS AT feA-W, U.B.INY, OA/’ GUOUGlA—Stifchril Coraty. OnniNARv’s OFFICE FOB SAID COD.VTT. WHEREAS, Joseph T. Spence applies to me for Letters of Administration on the estate of Robert Walk*ir,'deceased. Also at thesamotimeand place for Letters ; AdmiuisnmtiMfdobonis non on the es tate of David Walker, deceased. , These. areMlierefore, to cite atld admonish all persons chncerned.'to be and appear at my office on the first Monday jn July next, to show cause, if any k... enS.I T «... n | 1.1 V _ r S ia£T,:^jyj.r k a^ “frmmw ftr Pr<.b«te sbme.nrlh.." - 8 ^ 1 * “ Ev«Utor . to the coanty of DoUgbeH^; S»M, 17 flSlf scss - Spacer will then be offe ed for Prbbate in ss^ssuSS “ use w showntoih ° w. It. WILDER Jnly 7Hi, 18BS. • . ii* n iui/AiV| Ordinary Dougherty County, Go. L 39- STATE OF GEOUQIA—Worth Conniy. c * Yanc y» Adm’r with the.Wu annexed on the estate of S. W. Vancy, deo’d. _ represents to the Court in his petition duly ™» rt . that bo has fully “ammstefedff.W. Vaney’s estate. , ' - Yaney .eaiaie. , i.tJ.1 J 1 ’’ t i ler 'f» r ai-L> eito all persons Concerned, kindred and creditors, tor sliow cause, if any they °J n " "If Administrator should not bo dis^ i°‘ " 3 adminigtralion, and receive fewer* ^“dnlyltlSof MTOX,a7fn Fct ^y Jnly 21, 1808. J ‘ W ' EO ® SE ’ 0rJi ""£; GEORGIA—Dougherty Connty, GODWIN, Administratrix of l vfilT ?' ?° 1 dwi ?’ a PP liBS m « for leave to ponging t. the estate of Thomas n n ——o vwvuRiug mo es __ U ’a<;_ the . 2J District of Dougherty County^ irsons interested Vi ’ ■ c -Disincioi lioi . T“ es ? ** 6 Urtffefot* io cite all persons interested to be at ray office within the time prescribed l?y law, £.*&» if “yTboy late, why eneh order phould not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this lltb day of June, I8e«. W. B. WILDER, Jane 23, 186g. Ordinary. Sonicthiug Sew and Novel for Agt’s, Peddlers, Country Stores. Druggists, and all seek ing an honorable and profitable business. Free bv mail for 83 els.; wholesale $9 per do*. Canvass- era realize $6 to $12 per day profit. N £*W»S * DOWDf Manufacturers, 196 Water Street, New York -May 20llt, 18CC . 33 4 non., iv eiiun DUUSV, II JillV Uiey have, why said Letters should not be granted. f 1 "bsidib suuuiu iiui i>e gramcu. Iren mmer irty Laud and official siftiliiftrce. Mg? 7tb, 1866. , dOflN -W.. PEAItCE, Clerk Court Ordinary. May 12. 1866. * 31-, in ihe several Cotfrts of Law and _ -bStale Hid t1>e Circuit Courts ir®*' for 1 he Stale of Georgia. Mnetfien given to the purchase and '• li 1865. —37 RICHARD HOBBS i 8b HOBBS. &NEYS AT LAW, liiahv, ga. I’-nie.l IKiegheffy and the surround- in the Superior Courts of the ^iale9 Circuit Court at Savan- *M t *nd io basiness in South-West " b J special agreement. • 13G5. . 33_ D. IRVIN, A-ney at IYaw, J of hia profession.— tartaer bnilding_up stairs— A Way, °V A U business en attention, 29—tr NOTICE. 5Ef 1 !",'’ inft,c o^' fpli' 'a Irwin of tboSontb- ■' l , Aall h p e ,“ r ^ ,wick - nnJmoal »uvula tirouita. . °s St reel, opposite the Express r A fril 28. U8C0. wj., Callaway ~~—- . ■ ■ 14—tf ; ^NNHTQjg foil Notice. *‘.1806. ’ Urq ILE. Adnt-r. w'* —- ■ 16—wSt 43—8m —Baker County. . . O M the Hrat Monday laduly next William Sharpe will apply to *fhe Court of- Ordinary t>f «o»d rounty, for letters of dismission from the adminiJra- GE0RGIA— Dougherty County* W HEREAS, Isakc B. Brinson of the CotmtV of Decatur, applies tome for letters of Guardian- ship of -the persons and property of Sarah Brinson, James Brinson, Elizabeth Brinson, Wil liam Brinson, Mary Brinson, and Georgia Brinson minor heirs of Mathew Brison, late of Doughertv Crntnly tkrce&sed. 6 J Wfese art, therefore, to cite and admonish all and eittgtilar *h*1*«t of kin of said minors, to be and appear at my OfllCb on the second Monday iu September next, to show cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted to I. B. Brin- Sbfi oFfiny other fit and proper person. ^ Given under my hand and official signatnrb. this 20tk July, 1866. ' W ‘ «' WiLDBIkOrilin^y GEORGIA—Mitchell County. WHEREAS, the estates of D. A.Bostick is unrep resented by the refusal vr the Executrix to qualify I shall prdCcCll lo appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court or some other fit and proper person. Admin istrator with 'the will annexed. All persons'are hereby notified to be and appear at my office within ■the tinto prescribed by law, and file their objections, if any they have, why letters fjheuld not be issued •. ... , H. C. DASHER,Drdinary. July 28,1865: 42L lion of the estate of F. F. Sharpe, deceased. W. AY. JORDAN Oal’y. Dpcenifier 1 st, T865. ^GEORGIA—IHItcliclI.CpuDty. ,1 , . A LL persons indebted to the estate of Wro. R. Wilson, fttte'trf said county, are hereby notified -to settle the same without delay—and those having demands against .the same will present them, duly abthentunited, within the tlme 'prescribed by law to the Administratrix, or this notice will be placed iu bar of their recovery; May 7th, 1866. JOHN W. PfiARCEj Cl’k Csnrt Ord’y. May 12, I860. v 81— GEORGIA^-Irwln Connty. WHEREAS, Miles Fitzgerald apples to ^fitters of Dismissibn from the Administnttion of the estate of Pwr*r Fitzgerald,-deceased. These are therefore to-etto and admonish all con- corned, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and' show cause; if any they have,jfhy said letters should not be granted tosaid applicant. ' Gfveh Under my hand and official signature at office, this June 4th, 1866. # X. M. COLBERTH, Ordinary. June 16th, I860. 86- - . NOTICE. GEORGIA—Worth Countr. TbY. vlrtdo of an order of tlie Honoramc inat-ourt J^ of OrUinaryTifriid county, will be soMontho ffiwt Tuesday in September next, between the legal hours of solo,‘before tbb Court Ifooso door in lea- 'bcHa, in said county. Lot ofland number 18. in the 28 — 16th district of said county. Sold as -the.property -— of j: W. HIM, dec'd/for-tbc benedt -of the heirsand creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on dav of sale, ; m M. HttL, oayoisae. AtlmVofJ. W. Ilffl, dco’d. July 21,1866. GEORGIA'—Worth County. rHEREAS, .lessee w. Moulding applies io me ' for letters of Administration on the estate of r for letters of AUminisirauon on me «» • Richard Maulding, late of said county,Mcc d. These are therefore to notify all and singular the indred and creditors of said deceased, to be and kindred and creditors oi sum aeceaavu, »» "" office within the time .prescribed by • I ll.... I..I.IA iritv'ffllll lpt- 1 nUDear at my office wiinrn me ^ law, to show cause, if any they have, why'said let ters should not be granted to the applicant. Given tinder my ltnnd and official signature. Ibis .V r ioIT -mica w. RODSE. Ordinary. iy VAIIU IHIU Vlttvnt - July 6,”1866. -JAMES ,W. ROUSE, Ordinary, Jdly^I.'tStfg. " ' ‘ ’ ' GEORGIA—Worth County. S IXTY davs aficr date application will bo_tnade to the Ordinary of said county, for leave-to sell the land (improved and nnimproved) belonging to the estate of George W. M. Voting, late of satd county, deceased. The rndou’s dower excepted. J’ j. j. YOUNG, Adm’r. July 14, 18CC; 4 -°--- GEORGIA—Mitclicll County. ' WHEREAS, the estate of Daniel Clemens is- un represented, I have Io proceed to appoint tbo Clerk of Hie Superior Court, or eorao other (it and proper person. Administrator with the will annexed. All persons are "hereby notified Io bo'and appear nt my office wilbin the time prescribed by Jaw, to show ... ’ -‘fir ! — ----- , uw , id snow cause, if any 4hey have, why said letters should not be. issued. Given undor my hand ami official sie- natore, thin 18lh July 1866. • 6 t i no.i H * c * DASHER, Ordinary. July 28th, I860. * 42--. ' GEORGIA—SlitcbelL County* WHEREAS, A. J. McLoud applies to mo for let ters of Administration on the estate -of Sarah Mc- Xoud, late of Mitchell county, deceased. Those are, therefore; to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my offioe within the Ume pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any fhey hftve, why said letters should not be granted the applicant, this 18th July, 18G6. . U._C. DASHER, Grd. July 28th, 1866. * : 42^- GEORGIA—DOUdHfitefT COUNTY. . ObdiwXiV's Office in asd foe said Couxty. . Hampton, . Guardian for John St. \ Iatn P[m, minor, on ihi applicationA. CAJBOL on the BomffifB.A. If. Kamo* 2 ,o % *S .That B. A. D, Hampton, Guudian “ hereby required to U and nppeiir . . — t4rm of the Court of Ordinary In and fjy* 1 ? *° be held on tbo Second Monday and the said Guardian give other security, or be dis- ebarged from said GUardiftnnhin. ir AM f n * charged ftom sold Guer^ian^hip. Iferofn faH not d.?ofS^b, r {86C d “ 40ffiCi “ l si 6 nillure * Angtfetl, ittB. W ‘. % GEORGIA—DOUGHERTY COUNTY. nfSSSSfciSa?- “• 0odwin - Administratrix or 1 nomas G. Godwin, rtpresents to the Court m b ^ £!***> l J f dul J t fi * ed aud entered on record; that estate fu I ^ ^“iniatcreJ Thomas G. Godwin’s tin h^eforfflo cite all persons ,concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any. they can, why said Administratrix should wot be dis *ynAnistraMow, and WrofojPletiws of msnifsSien-wi the second Monday it*. February, 1867. W.H.W4LDER, Ordinary. August |4» 1866 CfEOEQlA—MltriieU County. 43* ordinary’s OFficRr t0 -“ e forleltw * st— of Guardmnsitip of the person and property of Tarpley Tlmmss, Wiiliatb, Elijah; and 1 : Ann Wade, “ 1 5?T 3 -? f Au S u t<us Wade,laleof said county, dee’ttJ ,. ... • r-"°" u o imuiciHuu, -io me meir objections in my office, if Any they have; on or bo- fm*. th. a—d. Monday in September next, why lec- fote tbe first -j w „y teo- ters should not bo granted to tbe applicant. Given nadw my hind aVt'5 official signature. , , HvC. DASHER, Ordinary. August 4,1800 33 GEORGIA—Jidttcbell County. WHEREAS, Simeon Beck applies to me for let ter* of Adramistrotion on the cstato of. Thomas * Ctfmbio, late of Said county, deceased. 1 These are thervfore to notify all persons concern ed, fo fib their objecti< ns, if any tliey have, othcr- W1 «® 8 » , «* letters will bo granted in terms of the law. GJtdh under my hand and official signature, v . H. G. HASHER, Ordinary# August 4.1866 43 ? GEORGIA—Mitchell CoantyT WHEREAS, rhe* estate of Algers 1’ickcni Is'un represented, nhdf hatertWipTboeed to .nDpoint the PInrlt .if 4lta Kn*...!.. —.. .. r .. . Clerk of the Superior Cofirt or Some other fit and ilflif. proper person, AditrfnistraJor. All persons are hcre'iy notified to be nrtd appear at my .office on first Monday in September next, ta.khoW CXuse, -if ; any tlity have, why letters should nofWissued. Given under my hand and official signature! this 18th July I860. H.C. DASHER, Oid’r July 2Clh„ 1866. 42-1 GEORGIA—Irwin County. WHEREAS, Thomas J..Young applies to me for letters of Guardianship on the persons and nreper* ty of the orphans of Isaac M. Young, late of said county, deceased. These are thoreforp to cite and admonish all per- - ,ns concerned, to be and appear at my office with- £u Jhe 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 pereonr. Given under my.hand and official si^nn turc at office, a L. M. COLBERTH,- Ordinar^. August 4, 1860 . J* GEORGIA—Irwin County. WH EREAS, George E. McCook applies to me for. letters of Ailministfrtion on the estate of John- D. Miulif, uaid conntv, deceased. Those are therefore to cite and.admonish all per- .«>ns 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 should not lie granted' to applicant, or softie othpr suitable person. Given under my hand and 'official rignature at offico. • L.7M. GOLDEKTII,. Oiviinarv. ' 48* August 4, T8C6~ GE01!(;IA—rDousBcrly Gonnly. ' W HEREAS, -Peter J. Strozer of. said County applies "to me for letters of Guardianship'of the:property of Julia Greenwood, minor of the State of Pennsylvania, who has property in the County of Dougherty and State of Georgia, -who has no Guai<r»an in said State to take Charge of the same. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the next of kin of said minor, tobe and ap pear at my Office on or before the second Monday in September next, to show oauso, if any they can, why said betters of .Guardianship should not be grunted. Given under my hand and official signature at Offico in Albany, 20th July, 1866. , W.Jt; 1 — ■JuTy 28th, 1866, GEORGIA—Dougherty * County, WHEREAS, PotorJ. Stroier applies to mo for letters of Administration on the estate of George B. King, late of said County deceased. These rare, therefore, to cite and admonish all and Singular the Kindred and Creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my Office on the sec ond Monday in Septemper next, to show oause if —- they have why said letters skonld not'be gran- Given under my handand official Signature at *•-- V.* A Iknm, OfHV Ttlllt IfiOO uueu uuutt tuj office, at Albany, 20th July 1866. July 28th, I860. . W. H. WILDER, Ordinary. NOTICE ; f '£gj TO CITY TAX PAYERS. JIIE Books for the collection of City Taxes for the year 1866, are now opfen, and will be kept I the year loou, arc uuw wpen, arm »»»»» uo » <Jnen for SIXTY DAYS from this date, closing on the °4st September 1866. - Executions will be issued against all persons who fail to pay fltcir taxes by ,1-m, 4ime J* *•' CAKulLii, thi * * Clerk and Treasurer. Albany, July 21st, 186C. * 41—COd G HOKOIA^-lrfl'in (Jowity. . WHEREAS, James l’onlk rtpp’ics to me for leTters of DlsmlssldlrTrom administration on the estate of James Boykin, late of said county, deceased. Tlieso-WswtherefQiwto'eite nnd admonish nil and Angular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to,be nnd appear at my office within; the time pro scribed 4>y law, to show cause, if any lli«y can, why saidfotferfc of dismission should not be granted to applicant. .Given under my. hand and official 'Sig nature at offipe. L. M. CGLBERTII, Ord. Alsgast 4, 1866, 43*- GEORGI.l-rirwin County* J -WHEREAS, Reason Poulk applies lo*me for let- tera ol* Dismission from.the Guardianship of Josh ua W. Poulk, Iale of said county, deceased; These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the.-kimlrcd and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my ; offico within the time pre scribed, byAaw, tq b-Vpwcau4e, if any they can, why said letters of dismission should not be granted ( applicant. Given under niy hand and official sif nature-at offico- , u ... v . .. L.. M. COLUERxn, OriPjr. August 4, I80G 48*^ GEORGIA—M’ortli County. pHESE are to notify all and singular thekindred jt creditors and all others concerned,' to be and appear dt my office within tiro time prescribed' n«vin ,1,/ib r. * i „ ... - -ri' vw ' — “V ----- muw. picauiiucu by. 1st*, to sltov cause, if uuy they bavo, why Abel M. n '"’ »«- »•—*- *•- , •• Iitiiv, WJIJT AUCl oi. Cox, Administyator de bonis non on tbo estate of David Cobb, deo’d, should-not be dismissed from his -said, trust. Given unde? my hand and official signature,'July 6, 1866. JAMES'W. HOUSE, Ordinary. July 14,18GG. 40l- United States Internal Assrr assessor’s office,S 10tn Division 3 , 2d DisTnicDGF.or.GtA, / I am bow prepared to receive returns for Income ~ A —*-• - 1 --- *"*• 1 M|L nnd Enumerated Articles for the year 1865, of which tax payers will take immediate notice. ’ A. N. HINES, Ass’t Assessor. Albany, Ga., June 2d, 1866. 84i THE LONE STAR SALOON, (Three tloprs bolotv iho Printing Office;). - .j ALBANY, GA. W AVING just received u fresh supply of ALL trncTw np 'i’ti p I’l’c-n i . . H KINDS OP THE BEST LIQUORS with which — 11 ... . . - - . j. the" Northern market is stocked, such as Brandy, Whiskey, Wine, Champagne, Oin, &o.. &c I am now prepared to suit the palates of any body. I receive ICE rtgularly from Macon. Also, I am in constant receipt of GOOD OLD ALE.; Call and sec me, THOMAS II. CLARK. Albany, Ga. Feb; 28, 1866. 14—tf The DmnkajtPs Daughter . Go, feer what I have felt, • Go, t bafe what I have bortfe— •*:* Sink ’ncath the blow a father deait, And tho oold proud world’s scorn—; Thus scruggfe on frotn year to year. Thy solo relief the teaf. Go, weep as I have wept, QTcr a lov’d father’s fall,» See every cherish’(1 promise swept, Yontfus sweetness turned to trail: Yontfrs sweetness turned, to ga.., Hope’s faded flowers sfrew’d all the way, That led me up to woman’s dAy. Go, kneel as I have knelt, Implore, beseech and pray—- Strive the besotted heart to melt, The downward course to stay— Recast, with bitter tears, aside, ; The prayers burlesqued, thy tears defied. Go, stand where I have- stood, And see the strong man bow- Withgnashing teeth, lips bathed in blood, And cold and livid brow ;~ Go, catch his wand’ring glanoe and s There, tuirtor’d his soul’s misery. Go, hear what I have beard,. ' The sobs of sad dispair, 'As memory’s feeling fount hath stirrVl And its revealing there Have told him what lie might have been irunkard’s &te foreseen. Had he the dr Go, to my toother’s side, And her crash’d spirit cheer, Thine own deep anguish hide, Wipe front her cheek the teaf— Mark herdimtn’d.eye, her furrowed brow, The gray that streaks her daak hair now, Her toil womframe, her trembling: limb And trace the ruin buck to him Whose plighted faith in early, youth Promised eternal love and truth— But who, forsworn, hath yielded «p This'promise to the deaely cup, ' And led down from love and light, nr oil +1.0* mndohn. For all that made her path way hnght And chain’d her there, ’mid want i and .., strife, . Tliat lowly thing—a drunkard’s wife r And stamp’d on childhood’s brow so mild, That withering, blight—a drunkard’s * id'tvthvlfljn; ■ ••• ‘Go hear, and sec and feel and know AH that toy soul hath ielt or known—- Then look npon the wine cup’s glow; Nee if ft* brightness can atone, - Think- if its flavor you would try, If all proclaim’d—“Tis drink and die 1” . .. op-- - — -—— .“■> command, travers ing the battlefield in pursuit" bf a pair of tfho.es which some frightened Yanked might have thrown away in his flight. After look ing a long time in vain,,he at last saw a pret ty good pair oil the pedal extremities vif a dead Yankefc Ho sat down at tile feet of the. dead /Yankee, pulled off his siloes and put them Oil lits own feet. . Admiring the fit. and compltmctltiiig hiifiseir Upon this addj- tton to his marching abilities, he arose, And with knapsack on lus back, and gun in hand was about starting to overtake his regiment! when htf observed corning towards,him a small squadron of cavalry all ofwhom.asit- was drizzling tain, were wrapped in their large rubber or oil cloth Overcoats.: It will* be reiiiembered tliatiRecavalry are frequent- 1 v assigned to the duty of picking up strag glers, «and hence there is no good feeling,be tween the mfantry and cavalry. ‘As tltev apiiroached.Sergeant-—the foremost one asked: \V hat are you doing here Sir, a wav from your command ?” J 0f yau - r te ! sfllcss > ****** “ You are 'astmgglCTsir, ttnd deserve tho severest pumshflifett.” “a’s »lie, sir—I aflr not a Straggler—I ■only left my regiment a few moments «go vt P air ofshoes ; I -went through all the fight yesterday,.and that’s more tlian yon can say—for where were you yesterday When GeneralStuart wanted ybnr" cavalry to charge the Yankees alter we put ’emrnn- ■mna -Yott were lying haclc in, tho pine • thickets and could not be found, but to Say - * •when theres po danger,, you cam eotoe oul and charge other men with straggling. ” The cavalryman instead ofgettingltnefy, seemed to enjoy this raking over froto tlm plucky irttle Sergeant, and as he rode on laughed heartily at it. - , WAs the squadron was filing nearly past the sergeant,, one of them remarked: “Do you know whrcryou.are talking to?” l;K es ~ -° a c ,°"’ artll y Virginia cavalryraan- ?io, sir—Utat’s Gen. Stuart. ” -‘tWliat"?” ' . * “And his staff” ' “Thnnderation.” AV5th this exclamation thttBafeeant pullexloff ljishat. and-adjuflt- tng it over his eyes, struck a double quick on the straightest line for his regimen t. . . Tell me I hate the howl l Hate is a feeble word— I loathe, abhor—my very sonl With strong disgust is stirr’d Whene’er I-fiee, er hear, or tell - Of the dark beverage of Hell ! An Amusing Exploit) Henry Hale, one of the best scouts .in the Federal army, left Leavenworth with dis- tatches. As he rode along, men from e.very lireetion were going to join Price. Hesaw an old secessionist witli a shot gntt, and thought it wotiiairo a nice thing to drive off the old fellow, and take his liorsc. into Lex iiigton. ' So he engage^ tho man in, conversation and gt f-ing an opportunity, put his revolver to. the rebels head and ordered Ii -r. — , --™ him to tie his gun to the saddle, to dismount, and finally -VO skedaddle. - J ’ The dld inan -made tracks Tapidly; ghtd tq escape with his life. • Hale took the horso by tbe bridle and rode on whistling‘Yankee Doodle.’ He hadridden bnt.a mile or two, wlicp at th6'tnrn of theiroad he was suddenly or dered to‘halt.’ >• ■ •■' • The old rehel had procured another gun and got ahead of him. The gun was square ly leveled at Hale’s head. 'Get off that horse,’ said the rebel. - . Hale got-down. ' ' Tic that revolver to llte saddle? Hale olteyctl. .. ‘Pull off yout. pants.’ Hale did it. " : . ' ‘ ^fa-edadaio.'* 7~ An order which Halo at once camedlnto effect merely saying: ;‘Well, cap, I thought my shirt was com- g next—gootl bye- r ing next-good by.. The rebel went oft with the two horses whistling ‘Dixie,’ while Hale marched seven miles into Lexington with only his shirt and coat on. His coat contained his dispatches. He will not be permitted to forget that seven miles. . An Incident “A reb,” who had long langriisltod on something to he, to do-or to suffer. Think ing himself sufficiently reconstructed, ho ap plied for work nt one of the Departments, presided over hy a Federal officer. “Have you been in the rebel service ?” lie “as asked. - - . • “Yes, sir,” was tlio replyi “In any battles?” t “About eighteen] pitched battles, sir” •“■Ever killed any Yankees ?” „ No sir,” never"killed tiny “ Howdid you know that ?” “Well, I couldn’t kill any of them,” “ Why was that?” “ Because they were all to tlic roar specu lating; hut I guess I slayed about a thous and Dutch and Irish.” Not a StraggleiYffi ,. On the moyning after the great battle of Slanassas Plains, Sergeant—of Co; g i Altf.fiP.nt1l MicqiGHti 1.' .’rf.. I o . *‘ sixteenth Missisipi reginfont, beiflg harefoot- ‘ ed straggled off from his cohm iner the hhlt.fofiiaM in . Rlgors of Austrian Disciplined In 1854 I had a terrible example of the military discipline of Austria. Owin" to the state of war, the iron tier was then gnard- ed by Croats. J dined every day with the Austrian officers at the little villams.of Or- ■ sowo, on.the banlcsof the "Danube, where Dossuth had burrlB* the crown of St. Stoph- i Cn > of "“"gary, wherfCSo army fled intoTur-. key. .. The place 'had been cuscoveredi- the crown disinterred ; but I wanted to see the singular tomb Colonel P. had promised to go with me the next day on the other side: of the bridge which seperated us from the enemy. That same cveniti", as I was talslng my walk I . said to mj'sclt; “Suppose I go now.” Ipass- cd the body gttavjl, and .proceeded to the bridge, and had nearly reached the oppo- ' site side, when Ilteard a report, and at the ' - same tune three or four balls - whistled by ^ - T 'stopped.* Severitl'. Croats rushed f upon me, muttering something which I did not understand, and led tne to my friend, tlio Cblonel.. Hqlooked at me : exasperated.— bridge?’^ '^ e “^weW doing on tbo Went to visit tho tomb.” )’;• ’ .»' “Enough ! Withont a permit ? And tlio sentinel did not ari-est you at tho entrance of. the-bridge?” ’ Seargent answered in German—“Wo were dinning with the body guard ” “Ak! is this so? And all that timespies could be going- and coming—how litany were you?”, * . - J “Four men and myself,” said the sere-cant' “loivshall all he shot!” The Colonel went to tho window, eallod the guard of the opposite tent, add gave tho men into custody. .The next <lny tlie men were shot in. spite qfrny appeals to the Colonel, on my knees,- for pardon for these unfortunate men of' Whose death Xwas unwillingly the cause. Tlie Colonel was inflexible. Wien those five Croats, pierced by shots, had fallen, the Colonel who regretted his soldiers," and seemed td forget our friendly relations said • -And now, sir, leave the territory in two hours, or I shall have you - arrested as a spy !” - . “lint, Colonel—” ■ ir i£}n\ lie looked at me, and, with a terrible vou'C’.satd: “Upon, iny.honor, sir,I swear A-quarter of an hour afterward I left Or- so\t*o. htvoyears after,I saw amon<r the list. Or ofilPOfcl-illn.l nf "\ r„ x ,1 , • j u i mnv among in© list of officers killed at Magenta the Colo'- nelsnamc.—CourierdesEtats Unis. EST" Doctors should dearly love our wood mother’Earth, for she kihdly’.hidcs their evil works. • - The Printer’s Litany. From want of gold, from wives that scold from maidens old, by sharpers “ sold ”—pre’ serve us ; From foppish sneers, mock auc tioneers, and woman’s tears—Adiver us 1 From stinging-flies, coal-black ?vcs and W btes c’ les protect ns! From seedy coats, protested notes, and leaky boots; protect us! l' t om creaking doors, a wife that snores, ami all such bores-defend us! From the’ lan- fords hand, a greedy band, now infesting our land-preserve us! From a solid take, winch is our fate, sometimes to'partake— henceforth delever us! From making “pi,” which doesannoy and-tempers try—preveut

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The Albany patriot. (Albany, Ga.) 1845-1866, August 25, 1866, Image 1