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4 every Saturday JI#riiHis.
* broad ST.—at TtlEiQLD STAND.
nai/To Adnjrl&iU
' inserted attho rate cf One Dollar-
sc ° t :r s i’ure of-Eight Lines; for ilie
n,l Cerenty-five Ocute for each
1 Lirin* 10 advertise longer than ‘.Dree
’ k ’Z« .De following , WW =-.-.
f A moeC mos.lV year
rr S« UU.S10 oo son 00
IfECI AL ^ *1 T 1 1”
jounceraoD's of canJidntca for office, »10,
aJiance. ' ■ I , "
Jj w3 to he charged for at regular ad-
, M _to j>c paid inadrance.
, of wit} linea, of brevier, rmke ono
:vl ; tl«u yugti&b
„5ficcn lines, counted twiwo *qu
ill ut trk on ihow: advernsementi
;1 .»res they wish them to-occupy:
•ic*i»>*n 9 for individual benefit. yrill' be
l Vi m'r -qunre'for eiicb io»erii<% *
i.ftwfLslonal CanUperyearWyO.
irite. payable in advance S—O OtJ.
j \ ilf wrllacmont*.
•ue our rates lor legal advertise-
0rs. Cromwell & Gonnalfy
7 FBKjh*ir profesjtosnl services to the citizens
of Alfcooy and vicinity. Office on Broad St.
bruary- £4, 1866. 18-xtf
GEORGIA—Mitchell County,
"Wfo O. £c^yn applies to mo for
tt£f» of Dismission from the csiaU flfJift-
. l*fo of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish aU-jier-
?.9ns concerned, tube and appear at my office with
in the time prescribed by la vr, to show cause, if any
.Utey Lave, why said letters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and official signore, this 2d
July. I860. ' • & 0. DASHER, Ord’y
July 7th, 18CG. 39—
GEORGM t Baker .
f | tWO Months After date application will be.m:
X f o the Honorable Court\t>f Ordinary of said
county,Toy Jp^Yp tQ soil the improved land belong-
WS fo *“0 estate of Josiali Winchester, late of said
county 4cgpased, for the benefit of tho heirs and
Creditors of said Estate. October 13lh 18^6.,
MARy J. WINCHESTER, Aditfrx
Pct.20 1£CC *00
Georgia, Mitchell County.
rsons bujebted to the estate of Alexander
~ ett, late of said county, qm hereby
notified to settle the same without dcley, and those
having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law. or this notice will be placed in bar of their ra
coyery, 3 “LYDIA A PUCKETT, Admr’x
1., A Cr Wvy of eight lines or losi-S 3 00
#r: .,!, S c Fi. Fa. sales* per levy.,..., 0 00
■ir'a Sitcv per levy.;, 00
irlciwti if AJriinistraQua.. ...4 W»
rUuera nf Oiurilianaliip^l....;. 4 00
!i., ; ija of dismission from Aomiil-
__ ~B 00
V:f or ihsmissioti front Guar-
- - ... ~......4 00
itnrcunl Creditors 4 00
oo
M>D: properly. lejJayS.....3 00
fftto'nfcmt roihVmK'li'e reiptins^ij
at notes. ‘ >' t
»aCl.VL NOTICE. .
i,.| by Administrators.. Executors or
GEORKIA-IibId Count?.
WHEREAS, M?lp Fitzgerald applies to me for
letters'of Disnij^jd^ ftom (be Administration of the
estate of Perry Fitzgerald. deceased.
ate therefore to cite and admonish g|l con-
earned, to be and appear at my office within the
1 tiptc prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they
have, why said lettersahoul J not be granted to said
applicant.
Given under my baud and official signature at
office, (his June 4th, I860.
GEORGIA—Irwin County.
WHEREAS. James Poulk appMas to mo for letters
of Dismission from administration on the estate ot
James Doykin, Into of sr.itl county, dco?^^.
7hcsc ura Uterefurc lu ciiu admonish all and
singular the kiudred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within tho time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they can, why
letters of dismission should not bo granted to
applicant. Given under my hand and official sig
nature at office. L. M. CGLUERTII, Qrd.
August 4, !SG£. ** 48*-
It atiee Fov Leave to Sell Land.
^^l|l^LlCATION^will be made to lhfe Cpurt of
lenii after the cxjiir.i^tn of two months from. this
notice for leave to sell the lands belonging to the
estate of A.'G. White, deceased, lute of Edgefield
District., S<^j(b Carolina, for the benefit *f the heirs
ofaaiij palate. A. J. WHITE, Adrn’rx.
October 20, 1866 60d
Georgia, Worth i'oanly,
S IXTY days after «^|a application will be made to
the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell the
real estate of Alexander 8. Lippitt, deceased. Sold
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de-
««ed. FANNET E. LIPPITT, Adrn’rx
October 20, 1866
GEORGIA, Worth Comity.
ClIXTY Joys after date application will bo made
pi fo the Ctrdioary of said cogpty, for leave to sell
*ot of land number (83} eighty- three, in the loth
District of Worth county, asthe property of Samuel
Uill, of said county deceased.
J. R. HILL, do bonis non.
September 22d, 1866.
GEORGIA—Wortb Ccnnty.
FJUIKSE are to notify all and singular the kindred
I and creditors and all others concerned, to be
turn appear at my office vjiiUin tha time preset"
by law, to cause, if any they have, why
M. CoS, Administrator de bonis non on tlie estate
of David Cobh, dec'd, should not be- dismissed from
bis sai*A Given under my bund and official
signature, July 5.
JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary,
f?July 14, 1866. • 40—
Georgia, Irwin touaty.
WIIEKGAS, A. P. Clements applies to me foi
letters ctf mlruiulslralign o,a itj; estate of John \V
tjweww- lingtHufe the tipJre.i
anil creditors of sanl de^eauj, an notifisAls; fce anil
appear at my office within the time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if any they have,. Why l?t-
t«4iWo«ld not be granted- Given nndcr ray hand
and official signature of office. L. M. COLBERT II,
October 20th,'6b. Ordinary,
Georgia, Irwin County.
W HEREAS,. A. P. Clements applies to, mg fey
letters of dts^dSMCta ifvam u&rdiunship of
the person and property of Daniel Branca. These
are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular
to be and appear-at tay office within the ti^e pre
scribed by law, to show cause if any they have, why
said letters of dismission should not be granted.—
Given under my hand and official signature,
ouster 20,66 L. M. COLBERTII, Ordinary.
STITE OF GEOUGH—Worth County.
7 HERE.VS* AVm. C. YnV&S. Adm rwilh the Will
annexed the estate. ^ Y{. Yancy. dec’d.
reprrserA^ to the ^VAW\ Isxa petition duly
] filctl and et>tgtfu\ on tLe record, that he has fully
i
i<j,y require^ bj l' 1 ^ to*. b° livid QU ..tj^i ndo^t^t'erctl S. W. Yancy's esi
■dtv in c.ich urwtth. between the hours of j This is, therefore, to cite all
ind three in the afternoou, at ( kindred and-creditors, to show cause. 4.C
ihe county in which the proper-.| Ciiri , why said Administrator sliojujfd n«4 ‘l\s-
lice A»f these sales tuua* be given • charged from his administration, and receive letters
• forty d-iys previous. *. | of Dismission on the first .Monday in February
• 7m q«t be;next. TV^ill», 18,^
le or personal property must
•r. through a public gazette
>ale day. ^ - - J
irs and creditors qf an estate must J
July 21, 1806.
ipiilication will be made to the Court
>r leave to sell Lind must hn publish-
G30HGIA —DOUG HERTY COUNTY.
| WHEREAS* M. Godwin. A4puin : stratrix
i of i homas Godwin, represents to the Court in
' . ansrilbnJ her petition duly filed and entered on record. tha»
Tli.ma's O.
I, WHU'istwtroPi j Y|,i 9 i 8 tD.refore to cit, nil person” ^wicnrncd.
Ounnllvwl'ipfHty aV^ J j Jiinilrct m4 credit.,m. lu nD... enuns. if nny they
t ih? t .rrolu.urc .it ca „. , b , » ni d Ad,nlt.l.tmlri A -Jw»M not be di,
duMUly firf.iiirmoillDa ' lf s charged Iron, htr Adminly rCiliull. and receive letters
lull spice, of ,h ; c “ „f bismiision on the m^nd Mondny in Fel.rnnry,
'-<ccu.., r S or Admm,»trt-ors , IVII.DEU, Ordinary.
*1 Dn.e l.een g.een by tb. deceased, the ,0 A ' U „ U „ .| 18 VJ
nicduiot
GEORGIA—Worth I’onnts,
of sahi
. j WlIHltEAS, Sarah C. Shine nnd S. P. Jane:
I HINES &. HOB3S I piles to me |„r loiters of dismission In,,)
fclBNEm AT LAW , ^ county deceased. These*,W» vUwicfere te cite and
«M Indinon.sh. all and singular, the kindred and redit-
• ft-' V ,1 .1 . „H,„d “f sai.l deceased In be and appear at my
irli.em Dimaherty ami the yWWg-1 , kM , lbe ,irae prescribed by law. te^, fauw ,f
[■fbmnties. tn tne >,iperior ,u In. j ili.v liave. why said Icllersef dismission should
•ills Uni'ed Stales i:ire«it fjnnrt at 1 no , | 1C gr , inlc ,l to llics applicant., liisi-n under my
»ld attend to business in S<in:Il-'Veet an j scaIj September tlie 12th, ISliti.
Georgia, Invia tounty.
G EORGE YOUNG applies to me for letters of
administration outbc estate of R. M. Griffin v
deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish
till nnd singular, to be and appear at tny office with
in the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if any
they have, why said letters should uo$ Vp gv in, «'l-
Givcu under my hand and official signature.
October 20th. 60 L. M, COLBERTli, Ord y.
UlBilKtilA—VA«.nll Con:il*i
S IXTY days after date hereof application will be
made to the Ordinary of said county for leave
to sell the real estate of James Notes, deceased,
for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of a/yfl
deceased. G. D. WHITEF1ELD.
Adnt’r of James Nqles. dcc-'d.
Oct 6,1866 62—
JTOTICH;
TWO months after the date of this notice I shall
apply to the Court of Ordinary of Mitchell county
for leave to well all the lands belonging fo the es
tate of Sarah Mcl cod.
JOHN nAMELTOX, Adm’r.
Cettl, 1806 62-
Administrator’s. Sale.
TTTILL be sold, before the Court House door,in'
V/y the town of Worth county, Geo., on
* I -the first Tuesday in January next, between
the legal hours of salo, lot of Ijind number {3<flV
three hundred and pne, in Che. sixth (0) District of*
said county. Sold ns the' property of Wm. Garratt
dcgeftsgda fsa tl>» benefit of the' heirs and creditor^
Terms made known on the day of-sale.
DANIEL S. SUMNER,
November 17th, 1866, *Adminislrator
Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale.
TTTILL ha said iTefore the Court House. door in
f Y the city of Albany, Dougherty County,' Ga.,
on the first Tuesday in January next, between the
legal hours of sale—City lots of land in the City,
of Albany, numbers 22 nnd 24, on Residence St rect 4
the property o.f i{ (J- ffechcr, deceased • levied
by virtue ot ■ fes. from Dougherty Superior
Court—T. P. Oliver va. S. fi. Fincher. Admr’x of
H.C. Fiv^h.gr, degoased, and Nelson Tift : vs. S. E.
Finch«? b Adsvr’x of II. C. Fincher, dec’d. /Property
pointed 01 .^ Ujl Attorneys,
NEW BOOKS!
LOCATIONS TO THE
FR1SON LIFE OF JEFFERSON
J. J. Craven, V. S. H.
ELSTERS FOLLY—By Mrs. Ilcnry Wood.
LAND AT LAST—By Edmund Yates.
GPS pEYERELL—By Jl 8. Le Fatw.
LIVING3TONS El
ZAMBESI.
NEWOM»ltI>A*^jH,f. H«to^ h.'.T.m, ^
LIFE0.F.‘•STD.NJEW^W 4 IRW*—ny«n« nrttlCT:
E "TnE °\^AR OF THE REBELLION—By" 11 ■ S.
Foote. . ' ' .
ittat received &nd for sale by
. X.' E. WELCH & CO.
Augu** 4th, 18(50.
thc'lack of this very educator, that the char-! ,
cterof both North and South has, all this
line, been going downwatd. From such
spentanee and forgiveness, ■ Peace would
have come; long cre.tliis' i and it would have
been a permanent, because a pure peace.—
Such a peace can, now, hardly be looked
for—a peace which cannot come until each
section shall condemn .itself and forgive tho
other.” i j-
Next follows some good advice for Geu-
3STOTICE.
Tee^ate jgid Lively Stablej
Justi Opened,. •
Corner of Broad
and
.Jackson Streets,
A Ij BA NY. OEO RGI A.
Stock Boarded, and Sold on Cci^mlssion.
By GARDNER & KlIHiMAN.
Sept 15, I860 3°
Dec 8,1800
AaMES IV. KEMP, Sheriff.
4. n. hd(£ l n. ib-amaas-
(Late of Columbus, Georgia.)
HULL & BRIGGS,
Oottoii DFactors
: - jsx.-ssfis -■
Mitchell County Sheriff Sales
W ILL be sold before the Court House door, in
11*<? few^gf Camilla, Mitcb&lcouQty. Ga ,r Q£L
ike firal Tuesday in January next,-between the le
gal hours of sale, Four bales of cotton; levied ones
the property of James P:\itilIo, to satisfy various fi
las issued from theSnperiar Court of Mitchell coun
ty, in favor of the.offices of Court and others. ‘
Also, one gray horse, levied on as the properly ft?
S. G. Wood, to satisfy one .Superior Court fi fa in
favor of James Mansfield vs. said Wood.
Also, at the same time and place, one house and
lot in of Camilla, M the Jolivts an d
Allen Urodwr-jf, to satisfy one Jostice Court & fa,
Fred. Busby vs. said Jolins & Allen.
. Also, one and a half acres of land, known as the
Thomas place, part of lot of land number -397-in
the lOlh district ofMi,V;hell county, to satisfy one
Justice Court fl fa in fotfur of M. Cn.nron, adm’-
vs. S. O. Wood. Levy made and returned by*
constable.
IIBNRY SMITH* Sh<s**fc
Dec 8. 18C6* ’ v i ^ . - *
HO. 44, CA&OHSKbET STREET.
NEW ORIjEANS, Louisujna.
September 29. 1866. , w2m.
Georgia, U orlb t'onnly.
Whereas, William.G. Lavender applies to me for
letters of Administration, with Hjjrj. xj^l hiinexed. on
tlfo estate of John Long, of-saiil county deceased.—
Those are therefore to notify all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and
appear at mv office within the lime prescribed by
law. to show cause if any they have, why said letters
should not be granted to the applicant. Given un
der mv-hand and official aignature, this Oi fober 20,
1866 J A M KS W_ UO USE, Ord’y
3d, I860
SSminS- i lleorgla, IHi.KhfLl founly.
Jf.l V. t'V ■
kWi. >J,»«».
33-
HGrHT & WARRSir, *
Forneys at l.a.w.
ALBU^GA. -
• p-irtic- uiili.. Kevor.ifi.'iuirtut f UlwinJ
>St *ie an ! tho Gin:ii.it.C< urla
“•M Sutft (nr the Staw cd Gr-.>rg ; a.
Hil Httviuioit given tn tho purchase and
—37
iV 13. 1855.
Sw foTtOE.
J. W. ROCSfi, Ordinary.
V S-p'^mbcr 15, 1$f$ A m
Stoticb.
TWO months after the .late of this notice I shall
apply to the Court of Ordinary of i^hell opunty.
for leave to sell lot, of InnA 3 *-\ «/>'»
«/;rc5L off Urn wt»4»Kteot lot numbcr.M. nil in 11th
Jjfttrict of Mitchell couuty, as the properfy of Dm.
B. Ford, Ute of said connty, deceased.
JOHN C. GRINKR, Adm r.
Oct 6, I860 ' y ~—
(icorgia, Mitchell < cnoiy.
iL persons indebted to the estate Sarah Mc-
« u,« «.r ou'ui cminiv deceased. hereoy
fl^IkbllTY Days after date 1 will proceed to ap-
I poiut an administrator with the will annexed,
on the estate of James Palillo, late of said county,
and nil persons are hereby notify* to file their ob
jections, if any they hnve, in my office, ns the law
directs. Given under my hand officially, this Nov;
8;h. I,'.66. H.C. DASHER,
Nov. 10, 18G6. Ordinary.
(iKOlUilA—MRcImU t ounty.
O N the first Monday in January next C. C. and
Wm. lotwrencc. Administrators on estate of
Allen Lawrence, late of said couuty, deceascd^will
apply to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell all
the real estate belonging tosaid estate.
JOHN W. PEARCE, Cl’k Court Ordinary
Oct 6, 1866 - 52—
A L.-mL Ute ot mU county ‘hcnwl. uy.5 licrcby
Juried to nettle the eeice without <leUy. on.HhKJi.
, . ifcxing claims against said estate tciII present then.
will practice law inalilheConrls Uoly authenticated wi'hin the y
f'it Ssuth-Wcstern. in Irwin of the South- law. or this notice TDif
Ni Appling of the Brunswick, andmoet corcry -Nor 3d JOHN HAMILTON, Adtm.
‘"toftha Pzi.iulal^ircuit^. - • * *
• «Mbiagtou Street, oppucltc the Expris.%
M'-. April 28. ’.855.
1?> H. V.
Administrator’^ Sale.
WILL be sold before the Court IIouso dootr
jfjebuloiv Pike county, Ga.. btt ween the usual houl
of sale, the West half of lot of land number two bat,
dred and fifty three, in the third district of original'
ly Monroe, now Tike county
Also on tho first Tuesday in February next, will
l$5 sold before the Court House door in Albany,
Dougherty county, Ga., lot of land number three
hundred nnd sixty three, in the 5th district ot orig
inally Irwin now Berrien county, Ga. Sold by or-
ler of the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county,
Ra.. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, of U.
L. Tomlinson, late of said county, deceased, ' -This
1th November, 1806. GIDEON BROWN,
Adm’i
Bcoembci.1, 1866 , 6<
Special Bailiff’s Sale,
W ILL be sold before the Court House door of
Dougherty County, on the first Tuesday in
January next, between the lawful hours of
sale, One Spring Wagou ; levied on ns the prdperty
of Jackson II. Merritt, to satisfy the costs of an ex
ecution in favor of Thomas F. Hampton, against
Jackson II. Merritt, principal, find Thomas II.
Cl«trk, security, from the County Court of said
county. Judgment obtained March Term, 1866, of
said Court. Property pointed out by Jackson H.
Merritt. JAS. J. MAYO, Special Bailiff D. C.
Albany, Ga., Dee 1, 1866 t - 60— tds
Musical Instruments
— AND —
eigSUOIA-MIlf.Iidt '«*»«*.
IXTY nrict J.tr. .ppHoHiMj,bo IHipfi-
S to the Court of Ordinary of Kts* oounty, for
I to sell 175 acres of lot of land number 381:
r J«o 01) acres (if lot number 382, also J%»
iliren! lot nu»bcr^;«ri!,4MIS«EffSi
to Debtors and Credrs „i arfaU ;Ms2* OTSJJ
Georgia, Irwin County,
WHEREAS, D. J. Fenn, applies to me for letters
of dismission. frQn'.adfWoJ/tfjrjVioa on the estate of
Willis J. Bane, deceaseji These are therefore to
cite and.admonish, all and singular, the heirs and
creditors of said deceased, to be anil appear at my
office within the lime prescribed by law, to show
rj;ui£C, if.any they liavo, why said. Willis J. Bane
‘should not he relieved from said adminjgi*ai!on
under my hand and official signature at
office. L. M. COLBERTIL Oydjnary.
October 20ih 66 - -
diorffls, Doiigborty County.
WHEREAS. John E, Burney, of. the connty of
Twiggs, in said State, applies to me for letters of
administration de bonis non, on the estate of Amos
Ball late of Dougherty county deceased. . r
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and
prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have.
"N OOD Stock always tn hand, and any MusicX
X ln«trunicnl ordered for customers.
Oct 13, ’6(5. I.. E. WELCH & CO.
BLANK BOOKS!
EDGERS, Journals. Day Books, Records, Time
LL
madj^fo.Qr,^.
,tlums nnd Dairies* &c , Any style Blank
' L. B-. \VELCH & C0 V
••Worth rooaly.
pSaiti^nv'lHi 10 l,,c c * ll, "> s-]-out «, tm.
I Fa* . , on ’ C0,,n *J’ dcccaseiA are up-
ff^ltLn«-. rnake immediate scttlc-
•tij. .l. : ‘. v,n P! claims' against said estate
m terms ? f, he law. or they v<j|l
f deceased, ^eira bany^Tjth No^fyr, 1.866,^
creditor,/ ISRAEL M4mS.Ad.g_ . «
W. B. WILDER.
Qraisar?.
FANXEV lh Ul-plT'3, Adm i
Wf?''
ois and
K£^ n i Jel,e<l 10 U,e estntc'of E. II. Ilie-
OEORGIA—-Mlichcll CfMtBiy.
“^f
ceased, uru rc i UM '“.'cliiv-i MAI’LBd Adi
the i»w.
Oct «. 1SC8
•‘■nnifd'i.
P^/by'
ar e notified that thev must set-
a, cly—and all persons having
•state must present them witbir. !° 1
3STO r
TWO month, nf'rr (Into
iho Court of Ordinary o
priest them within ; u ... i,u ^1 the Und» belongi
they will he Imrrcd. 11' 11 '.' ii„«nck decc.aoi.
. JOHN f: CARGli.E. j D. A. Bvattclt, uccc JEga£ p0
.•■uai rrstateK.il. IJiciiiu.rtccbL 0ct 6 . 18C0 ;
,**”■> I'eiuiy,
at ® a Ppi>cation will be made]
1 Lim.V! s:i "t County, for leave to sclll
in glo Alex. S. Lippitt late! „
^AN'NY p ; . LirPiTT. A.lm-r*, [ "° r ^ v’
8L - j
' ‘ s'-
Ucor£Ja>, Wonshcrly Founly. .
WHEREAS, Jqhtl.R. Hiil.nr.P'.'PA 10 m .°, for lelfera
of administration on the Johu if, tyauibrth
late of sajd county, deceased* .
These are llicrefVre to cite and admonish, all and
Tiilar, the kindred and cr^OiJpvs qfwiid dcccas-
to be ana appear at my office within the time pre-
•ihed by law, to show cause ifnny they have, why
hould not be granted. Given under
“ * * ‘ e at office. i^ ; Alban j,
W. II. WfL'DKi:,
Ordinary.
SCHOOL BOOKS !
A •'Lafge Rfoak, vmbracing all the Text Book
J u » cd i» ‘his section. L. I. BELCII & CC.
•W A T?rT? , r r , ~NC r T T ~PT : P
/^tOLDaud ilLV^Jk WATCHES, Gold Chain,
IT Keys an;k Sharms, Diamond Rings, Gold-Set
and Plain Rings/ Brooches, Ear Rings; Fine Sets of
Jewelry, Gold and Silver Thimbles, G.;ld and Silver
Spectacles. Gold ; (jQlJ^y .BuK«His, Sleeve Buttons and
Studj*. Solid Sifver and/PInlcd Ware, ^always war
ranted as rcprmnted. Ot 13. L. E. WELCH & CO.
&■ J3akex*’s
SEWING 1ACH1NES,
A T 5Ianufaetuj-.es prices—simply freight added,
at Albany Book Store.
Apples Oranges, Potatoes, Onions, and
CABB A. Gr E 8.
/COUNTRY DEALERS wanting any of the above,
A* will.gnd it to their advantage to order from dip,
as i will make it ^sipecMUiy ft* **y business this
season,, to.supply the above CLolca, Frmih and
Cheapt having made arrangements to get those
gotods selected for me in tho North nnd West. Ad
dress your otrders, with cash enclosed, or cify refer
ence, to HENRY HORNE,
oct 27, Sms iiaswjjM*,
ROSS & A M O S,
TO...... MULBERRY STREET. ...... 70
—JOHN L. JONES’ OLD STAND— .
DEALERS It
oiiOT ns:xosr a-
AND
Gents* Fuinishing Goods.
Tranks, Valises, Satchels, rmbrcUas;
And everything usually found in a ■
FIRST CLASS CLOTliUft HOUSE.
No, 10, 2s8m
; Mr. l)avis iias indeed, . wronged his ooun-•
try, and.through his misapprehensions of
him has particularly wronged Gen. Butler.
But so,’ also, have the country and General
Butler wronged Mr. Davis. The country .
—the North as well as the South—moulded '
his pro-slovery character, and is largely re
sponsible lor what has come to him and his
country from that-character. ' Oiir.gnilty
nation, in looking upon Mr. Davis should
rather pity thsurhatc its own legitimate .off
spring. And-GeneralButler, instendofiu-
vokiug punlshment on the head of Mr. Da
vis, had bet ter fall on his knees before hint
in penitent remembrance of his own promi-
nent eonneetion with the exceedingly wick
ed pro-slavery Democratic Party,” ' . •. '
Then, as to Jeff. Davis himself— ’
“Jcflerson Davis, is kept in prison because 5
the North still refuses to repent of her pro- .
slavery wickedness. Upon that wicked-
ngss fab more than upon all other causes, is
the ruin of Jefferson Davis and of the South '
chargeabie. Jiepentance for it would quick
ly, open liis too long closed doors. Surely, '
surely, if the South wilt forgive the North, -
tlic North can well afford to' forgive the
South.' But I ajii asked whether the North
should foigivc the .cruelties of Anderson- •
tiMc and the other terrible-prisons of the
South? Evi-n ilia.-c unparalleled cruelties
shoshould-remember were . the Crimea ot
slavery, and that slavery was hevown'as
well as the Soutli’s crime—aye, that her
chra-ehes were-.blood red witlt .it; Tiie
North, no. less titan the South, had the .mak
ing of the iuonsteJo who ruled in those pris»
V.n?»” '
- Next, as to the demand for the President’s
impeachment: .
“But who is there to impeach him ! With
wbat decency could ,a Congress impeach
kiUtjhoAh Hoiises of vyhicharo guilcy of the
same injustice arid inhumanity ! Grant the 5
Presidents plan of reconstruction- ; s one
wfeieh,if adopted,* would -throw the black
savoira of the stupendously ungrateful and, .
infernally wicked country..baekagain under-
tip: feet of their old : mjisFessors. - So, too,
~ ' nal pla"‘“ ~
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QTANiUU f). Mi.-cell.-memi-, Hook?, and New
i^BapLaof the Day—always onhaixi,
Published ordered for custom-
Oct 18, I81W.
and am
N* More Ponishnent of Ibe Sou lb.
A Cliaracterislic Letter from GerttV Smilb to. I’ro-
fessor Lewis—Adrice to Beast Butler—The “Come
stitntional Amendment, on Abomination"—The
North Quite as Wicked as the Souths.
. Gerrit Smith is out in a long letter to Pro
fessor Taylor Lewis, of Union College, Sch-
ucctady, on the situation of National affairs.
He says:
I see that yon continue to write for the
salvation of that dear country. Well, yon
may !—for she is, this day, more fearfully
imperilled than she was at any time during
“the clash of arms.” I have read your pam-.
phlet entitled : “The heroic periods of a na
tion’s history.” I wish every one conld
read its wise and high souled pages. Thero
is however, one blot upon them. They fa
vor the shedding of more blood, -You would
have the South puiiisneiL, after she had laid
down her arms. Sonic of her most promi
nent men you -would have had puuishcd
with death,
I wonder that you, who arc so familiar
with the writings of the most approved pub-
'.ieits, do not fall in with their conclusions,
that astriie, Which lias reached tbs declen
sions and dignity of a civil war, and espe
cially a civil war which, like, our own, di
vides a (K-oplc into, district and completed
national organizations, lias outegrowu tbit
crime of treason. Their arguments for this
conclusion, together with such as would
suggestthemselvea to a mind as enlighten
ed as, your own, niust, it would seem, lack,
tiqtlungte convince you ofits entire sound
ness. 1 need hardly add tliaL t Wisent from
your defiiiit»on.ot.a war.
It, is-ujiiinly. the fault of the Government,
when ohe-halfof a nation breaks away from
ihe other. Had our. government been ever
wisttqn.d.tet,. tl)fi Great Secession; which
has soaked.our soil, with blood, would not
have been. When .one-half eflitiglaad, or
Praaae, OK Spain,shall break away from tlfe
other,.the world’s sympathies will pretty
. certainly be with the insurgents—for the
ivoiptf will pretty certainly feel that their ,
W.onld tho Congressional plan, Grant that
the Presidents plan would, by refusing to
the white loyalists of the South the shield
of black voter; leave those loyalists to be de- ’
si rayed. So; also, would the plan ofCon- .
grcss. It6 plan is ip/teed not so had as his.
But in respect to" their gross violations of
the principles ofjusticoaud hnmanitT,there
is certainly too little difference bstweeu
them to leave it at all decent for Congress to
impeach tho President - . - ,
TUose greatprincipk'i feipeach and con
demn both. Let them, not be so self-ignor?
ant and shameless as to condemn each otli-
At any rate, let riot Congref g impeach.
the President until it has first tried the pow
er of its own repentcijco upon the heart of
the President. iYhilst for one of these fel
lows in unrighteousness to cling to the Un
righteousness is to lead the other- to cling'
to it, the giving it op by the rime would
more than anything"else, promote the giv
ing of of it up by the other. I gfeatl v won
der that the uoble and clear eyed AVcndell .
Phillips,-vvlie.is alwavs for working with
clean tools, should urge Congress to under
take, with its dirty hands the impeachment
of the President.' The undertaking would
carry with it 110 moral power; and therefore
do no good. There would ho. noth'ng in it
to inspire and elevate the people, but mueli
to dispust and degrade them. It would not
pass for a.commandiiig duty, but for an un
principled party movement. It would not
allay or prevent a hazardous popular
motion, but would excite it,”
Then as to the so-called' “Co
Amendments.”—
“Now, of aik political ,ah- ---
know of none mote abominable than this
Atoendment. If adopted, there will hr
implied Constitutional permission fof
State to disfranchise any face, Afi
German, or other. And,
is worse the Constitution
pevmission, to strike
race from all political count, a
to as complete a politico’
were a race of brutes, i
go with the Democrats
meats to the Coustitutio
Republicans, for sich a .bit
bo this Amende; ‘ ”
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