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% • IrmmhM linedicin'! 'nrfntt BmMcw*Vi* wl "" —neeemMerf (tiro-thirds of both llourrs ronotimtig, ThjJJh, following orllolo be propoted to the UgliUlnros ol ♦he seerrol fluids M on tmoodmont to the Lotisll- tiilioa eft*. Unlit* 8*WM. whleh. when relilied br lkno-ro*thl«f sold Legislatures, shall br valid as a flirt oWhe.Conrtjlfcilon. nnmeljf; XarliiUL—Section I. A)l persons bora or nst- ttrallied la ilia UaUed Stales, and subjsrt to the ' lurlidlctlon thereof, ars oitiiroa of I he U. Stales, •* -VH Sn?e ita’o wherein thojr reside. No fllsle Shall maVa or eaforoe aajr law which shill abridge the privileges or Itaatualtles or eillieoo of the IT. fl. , /Nor,shall aa; Hints deprive sap person of life, 111.- * rrty dr property Without due process of law, nor deny to any person within llsjurledlelloulhe et|usl . wriusettoa of Its taws. flee. 2. Representatives shall ho apportioned among the several States according to tha respec tive numbers, counting the whole number of per- itens la each State, -winding Indians not taaed; tun whsnever ths right to vote at any election for electors of President and Vico President of the United lltalss. Representatives In Congress, rierit- live and Jadlelal oOcers, or the members of the l.rglsletnro thereof, Is denied to any of the male In habitants of such Wale, being twsnly-oae yesre of age, and oltliebs of the United Hiatts, or in any way abridged, eaoepl for participation In rebellion or other bruno, the basis of representation therein shall bo reduced In the proportion which the num ber of such taalo elUsons shall bear to the whole fOTl BwoHkiiTYciouJrf?* , number of malt fiUtens twenty-one |»»r* or age in th .1 (hit fllAlfi Hrc. 3. Jfo person shall bo a Ron 11 or or Ronre- ■entntlvs in Congrats, fleet or of President and Vico President, or Aid any office, civil or military, undor I ho Uuitou Rtntois or under any Slat*. who, having previously taken an oath an a raertfber of Congress, or as an officer of ths United Hlalon. or as a member of any Htalo^ Legislature, or as oaooii^ live or judicial officer of any Htate, to support tlie . .. ..-..--t fttntM, ‘ Const ituliuu of tho Unilod States, shall have en gaged in insurrection or rebellion against llie same, or given aid and comfort to the enemies thereof; but Congress may, by a vole of two-thirds of each flnufle, remove such disability. Sec. 4. The validity of the public debt or the United States, authorised by law, including the debts Incurred for tho payment of pensions and hyjpmjes for service in suppressing insurrection or riMgtun, shall not be questioned, but neither the United Ktalee nor aoy Htata shatl assume or pay any dabl ot obligation incurred in aid of insurrec tion- or rtwllloQ against tha United Htales, or elnim for the loss or emancipation of any slaves, but all auah debts, obligations, aud claims shall he held illegal and void. Heo. 6. Ths Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, tho provisions of this article Vol. LVUI. -1867— LVIII Macon Journal and Messenger 18 PUBLISHED DAZX.Y AMD At [Huron, Go. The Proprietors of Iho shorn Journal here spare.I no labor or espsnae lo place It in ths host bass of Bouthsru newspapers, and are grsliliv.l In an- ■ounce that llialr effort. have been liberally reward- cd. Ths Journal,) Ututngtr lies now a olrflulstluii llist reaches every perl of Ucorglo, and tilends over all Ilia United fllilsa, aud its dally Issue Is stiuol lo Ihsl uf any outside of New Orleans. Aa an ADVKKT1HINQ MEDIUM II prrsen a prcullsr min lagss, and ws ars determined that i> shill hot he oiirposstd a. a KrAiW. of rrtiablt Afore. II contains Ihs Lbual Auvbstisisu of nearly nil Iks adjacent oounlles, Including BIBB, CRAWFORD, UP BON, MONROE, HOUSTON, DOOLY, TAYLOR MAOOM and TWIOOS, Making It almost isnisrasasaLB lo hualnass man. Rata* of Adrartlalng raaaonabla. The J fbr tht Country, Is Published EVBUV WEDNESDAY, andcontains the most reliable and in'SMailjg rssdtng uisltsr lo bs found in nny paper In tKTroietlon. Termi o f 8 « b ■ c r i j» t i»it: Weskly, (psr Year) $ M.ttO Daily, oue month, l. |Mi •• threa months -.hi) « « ous year, 10,00 R mutt anon by h'zprm, er Rtgnttnd T.itti's at our ri$l. Addrese ROIK * BURR, May 21, 1067. .Meruit, Ua. (jj KORil 1A—Duirowantv Oovmrv. Whsreas, ths estate of Mra. Nancy Smith, of said county, is not now represented, James S. Doyle, the Administrator on said estate, having been dismiss ed therefrom, and hie letters revoked; and whereas Charles Spits apptlee to me for letters of adminis tration ds bonis mm un said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and slugular the oreditera and nest of kiu of said Nauoy Smith, io bs and appear at my office within the time presoribed by law, to show cause. If sny they have, why said letters of administration should nut be granted to said Spits on Nsnoy Smith's estate. Uiven under my hand and official signature, this , It 22 J day of May, 1807, June 1st, 1M7. W. H. WILDER. Ordinary ATTENTION! A NY PERRON holding NOT EH or CLAIMS on Ah Brinaon, or Notes on which ihey are Endorsers, will please send us a statement of the same. REEK’S A RR1NS0N. ml4-n34-tf Administrator's Sale. B Y VIRTUE of aw order from the Court of Or -dinary of Dougherty oounty, will be aold or. Ute Ant Tuesday la August 1867, at the Court House doer la said county, between the legal hours sale, city lei number 71, on tlroad atreet, in the ally or Albany. On., owned by John II. Danforth, containing one non,more or less, with the improve ments thereon. Hold for the benefit of the heirs end ortdltora of said deceased. Terms cash. JOHN R. HILL, Adm'rol J. H. Danforth. June 22, 1807. „ , Administrator's Sale. T)Y virtu, of an orjcr of Iho Court of Ordinary of J) Dougherty comity, will ho aold boforo Iho Court Hohoo door of sold oouaty, oa Iho flrol Tuesday la August ahgl, botwcoa tho legal hours of sals, Hit real aaUto of John A Hardwick, ooaslatiug of oily loll altualcd oa Jaakaoa olroot, being .mill, half or na^b,l» 4® nnd 48 Plan otreat, with kouao of four roo«i. sod aecoasory outbulldiago: ood iho noble and lot oa tho allay bring part of lot 41 on Broad etrojt, „Bold .as the property of said John B. Hard- Wj«k. lata of said county, daaoMod, for tho koiott or Iho he!re and trodltara of laid oatalo. Posaas- sion given let October, Tame eaab. L. I. WELCH, Adm'r. 4une 22,1067. Qenfeottonen end Grocers, ', w • **' * i f South aid* Bread Biraat, I , AU»»Ir.„i„„iv.4 ORIRGIA. — .ffS! __ _ _ fklr trial, D OU OSBRTY BtTFBHIOH COUH+J JUNE TERM, 1867. Abner P. Relcber ve. Newton P. Brinson lease B. RrlnsoUi :*) Itnlo Nl SI. riTIIE facto alalod la Iho foregoing prtlllon op- lo be Iron, It la ordered that Defcnd- I peering , --- , auts pay into Court on or before the Aral day of nsit June, the sum of thirty *•?• hundred dollars, with intereet from tho let day of January 1964, and ell legal costs whleh have accrued, and on failure so lo do, to forfeit tho equity of redemption on end to lot of land number (8421 containing 260 acres, more or lees, and fkuetieual lot number 818 containing one hundred nod three and three-fourths acres, more or lees. Said lands lying uud Being ki the Ut district of Dougherty count/. And it ie further ordered that ihfe Rule be serv ed upon said Defendants, or tholr special agent or attorney, at least three month# mviitti lo the first day ofneit June, and that laid Rale bo published ones a month for four months In tho Albany Nows, B' nesol n public gatotto, published In tho olty of Albany, ~ * ,, and said county. Georgia, . A true sitract from tho minutes of Dougherty Superior Court, Juno Torn, 1067. J. P. CARQ1LE, Clerk. July 2d, 1867 70—«4m / 1 BORGIA— Douennnrt Coontt. \JT Wiisasas, John M. HU! applies to taa for letters of Administration on tha astato of Dr. A. C. Hill, lets of said oounty, deceased; These are therefore to site and admonish nil and singular tho creditors and nest of kin of said De ceased, to he and appear at my oBoa within the time p,escribed by law, to show cause, If any they have, why permanent letters of Administra tion should not he granted to said John M. Hill, on A. C. IliU’sestate. Notice * Y virtue of an order from the Honorable ths ^ Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, will •old on the first Tuesday in July next, before the Court House door In the city of Albany, tin., at public sale—The rent property belonging to Oeo. R. king, late of said county, deceased, consisting of oily lots as hereinafter described, to-wit.: Corner lot on Washington and l'lne streets, fronting Cook's Warehouse, Dumber not known; lot lying East of the above mentioned lot on South side of Pine street, running V6 feet on said Pint street, and run ning South BV feat; lot number 7 on Broad street, and lot number 7H on Commerce atreet, all In the city of Albany. Hold for the benefit of the heire and creditors of said deceased. Terms ou the day of aale. This 17th day of May, 1867. PETER J. STRO/aER, Adro'r. May 18th. 1867. G koboia—Dougherty County. A LL persona indebted to the eatate of John 11 Danforth, deceased, are required to make im mediate payment, and those having-claims against •aid Mtata, will render them in aa the law directs. JOHN K. HILL, Adm'r. April 0,1867 Given under my hand and official signature at *“ ** “*LD-* office in Albany Albany, April 28, 1867, W. II. WILDER, Ordinary. / 1 KOltUlA—Goto ms aw County. \JT Wneasae, John M. lllll applies to me lot Letters of Guardiaushlp of the person and iropsrly of Lodowiok M. lllll, minor son of A. C. I ill, late of said county, deceased: These ere therefore to olte all and singular the neat of kin of said minor te be aad appear at my “ ‘ * 1 li office within Iho time prescribed by law, to show cause, If auy they have, why Letlere of Uuardien- ship should not ha granted to J. M. Hill, of the person aud property of said L. M. Hill, minor, Ac. (liveu under nr ii my hand and official signature at office in Albany, April 28, 1867. W. H. WILDBRH,Ordinary. N Fid III OaoauiA—Dougherty County. OTICK is hereby given to all persons concern ed, thet on - day of- 1867, tdtiev 11. Crenshaw, late of Dougharty oounty, de parted this life Intestate, aad no person has applied for administration on the eetate of said B. R. Cren shaw, and that in terms of the law administration will he vested in tbr 1 Jerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, thirty days af ter the publicatii n of'thle citation, unless some sal id objeotion Is mads to hla appointment. Given under my hand and official signature, this 12th of April, 1867. W. H. WILDER, Ord’y. April 10, 1807. UsuaoiA—Dougherty Oounty. To all whom It may Concern t J OHN M. CUTLIPP andJ. R. Holliday haviag „ in proper form applied to me for letlere j>f ad ministration on the estnte of Luelnda Mabry, late of said county, deceased. This is to cite all and ningular ths oreditorsand nest of kin of Luclnde Mabry, to h« aud appear at my odes within the lime presoribed by law, and show cause If any they can, why permanent administration . . should not be granted lo J. M. CutUff and J. R. Holliday en Lu cinda Mabry's eetate. Witness my hand and offioial signature, thla 17th April, 1867. W. H. WILDER, Ornlnary. April 18, 1867 UeoaoiA -Dougherty County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY C'ONORHN ; A NNIE E. RAWBUN having la proper form ap plied to ms for permanent Letters of Adminis tration ou the eetate of 0. W. Rawaon, lata of said county, deceased. This Is to site all and singular the creditors and next of kin of C. W. Rawson, to be mid appear at my offioa within the time presoribed by law, and ebow cause, if any they eaa, why per* inausot administration should not be granted to A. E. Rawson ou 0. W. Rawaon's eetate. Witness, my hand and official signature. This April 2Utb, 1867- W. H. WILDER, Ord'y. May 2d. 1867 ' NOTICE- A LL persons Indebted te the estate of F. II. D«U raffs or led, late of said county, deceased, aro requested te make Immediate payment, aad all thoee having demands against said estate will pre ssut them properly authenticated within the limt prescribed by law. WM. OLIVER, Adm'r F. H. DsGraffenrisd, dee’d. April O, 1867 _____ GEORGIA—Dougherty County.. to aLi< whom it war oeNonan : ^lULLlVAN E. KKMDALLhaviaglaproper fora 0 »I»pKed to me for permanent letters of admiaie- 1 rat ion on the estate of Sam nal S. Kemball, late of •aid comity, deceased. Thle is to oite all, and sin gular ths creditors and nest ef kla of said Samuel E. Kern ball, to he and appear at my offioa within ths time prescribed by law,wad show cause, if say they oan, why permanent administration should not be granted to BulUvaa E. KemI ball on Samuel E. (Cembali's eetate. Witness, my band aad official signature, this March 22, 1867. W. K. WILDER, March 28,1867 Ordinal/. GEORGIA—Doiffhertr Chilly. WI1KREAB, L. K. Woloh, AilmiaUtrotor of tha eetate of Dr. John R. Hardwick, late ef aaMeawwt/, deceased, applies to me for leave to eeU the House and Lot In the city of Albany, whereon tha said de ceased resided at the time of hie death. These are therefore te olte all parties hsiereeted, r office within the Usee pre- to be and appear at my ecrihed hy law, to shew cause, If earn they have, why said leltera should not be greeiem Given under my baud and offinlak aigaatare, U 4th day of February, 1867. W. U. WUMBR,Ordinary. fsb6-8. * .A,,.,:,. a/VoKm! • CjillT bAVll after Jfl-a apftickUan vrt’i to aistH Q to'the Honorable Cburt of Ordinary, Worth Courtly, State of Georgia, for leava to eell Lot of Und, No. 40, in the Fifteenth District of acid county. The Widow’s dower exoepted. Junta, 1867. A M. HILL, Administrator of J. W. Hill, deceased* fhm m lt> hellfy ail arM Mnguiai .... atld creditors of Lott Ross, decoaeM, to be and #p pear at my office within the tine prescribed by aw, to show cause, if any they have, why Jacob Clements, Adm'r de bonis non cm the estate of earn Lou Ross, deceased, should not be diftmlsflea from said Administration. Given under toy hand and official signature, this January 0th, 1867. JAR. W. ROCHE, Ord'y. Gsokuia—Worth County. HIXTY DAY8 after dale application will be made to the Ordinary of said county, for leave lo sell lot of land number 218, in the 7tu district of said coun ty, as the property of William Willi*, deceased. BENJAMIN WILLIS, Adm'r of William Willis, dcc’d. march 22,1867. Georgia, Worth County.—'These are to notify all and singular the kindred aud creditors, and all others concerned, to be aud appear at my office within the lime prescribed bylaw, to show cause, if any Ihey have, why I should not, hy virtue of tby office, appoint the Clerk of the Superior Court, or some other fit and proper person, Administrator on (he eatate of Augustus .1 Hchrntchlns, dec’d. Given under my hand nnd official signature, thla Feb. 20th, 1867. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. feb23 WORTH COUNTY. Administrator's Sale. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday In July next, before the Court House door in Isabella, Worth County, between the usual hours of sale, lot of land No. 168, and east half of lot No. 1G2, in ths 14th District of said County, sold as the properly of Holoraon W Rouse, deceased. Hold for the benefit of the heire and craditoti. Terras, on the day of ■ala. J.1ME8 W. ROUSE, May 18, 1867. Adm'r OfiOROZA—WORTH COUNTY. WHEREAS, Cellia K. liuokelew applies i» me for leGers of dismission from I lie administration of James F. Duckeicw, deceased: These are therefore to notify all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed hy law, tc allow cause, if nny they have, why aaid let ters should not he gruntid. Given under my hand and official nignalure, this 20th day of December, i860. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Dec 20,1866 64-Ora Qkoruia—Worth Conuly Whereas, James L Story applies tome for LeGers of Guardianship of the person and properly of Sa rah V., James and Martha J. Calhoun, orphans of Ueorga W. Calhoun, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to notify the kindred and oreditoraof aaiddeaebsed, Io he and appear at my office within the time presoribed by law, and show cause, If any Ihey can, why I should not appoint the aaid James L. Story Guardian for said minors. Given under my hand and official signature, may 4, '67 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. NOTICE. Manasaeh Henderaon, one of the Executors of James N. Ford, deceased, haviug been allowed lo resign, owing to the fact that he had removed to the oounty of Irwin, end other cauaea, and Robert G. Ford, Hr., a Co. Executor, having applied for leave to resign owing to his old age and other mat ters, and it being probable that he will be allowed, and an order having hoen granted to that effect, a» (lee with the legal representatives of soon as he sell •aid eetate. This is for all persons to come forward at the July term of this Court to show cause why I should net appoint the Clerk of the Superior or In ferior Court, or tome other relinble person, Admin istrator with the Will annexed on said estate. J. W. ROUSE, May 14,1867 Ordinary of Worth Co., Ga. Libel for Divoroe. Benjamin Wiltin, | JL, Superior Milly WillU. f Court, April Term. ’67. I T appearing to tha Court by the return of the Sheriff' that the parly defendant dote not reside m this oounty, it ie on motion of counsel, ordered Jhatsaid defendant appear and auswer at the nest term of this Court, else the ooee he considered in default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. And U Ie further ordered, that this rule he published in the Albany News once a month for four roouihx. A true extract from the minutes. Aprl) 1*07 W. L. HUNT, Clerk. Qiowqia—Worth County. 1XTY days after date application will be made to the Ordinary of aaid oounty, for lenve to sell e land belonging to the eetate of John Long, late ot aaid oounty, deceaaed. ^ W. G. LAVENDER, Adm'r with Will anuexed. April 28, 1867 Qionau—Worth County. This la to notify all and ainguler the kindred and oredltors of David Hornsby, late of said county, de- oeaaed, to be and appear at my office within the time presoribed hy law, to show cauee, if any they have, why I should uol appoint Stephen Drown, of •aid county, Administrator on aaid estate of David Hornsby. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. April 2b, 1867 . Gaonou—Worth County. These are to notify all and singular tho kindred and credit ora of Washington Brown, late of said ooanty, deceaaed, to he and appear at uiy office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why 1 should uol appoint Stephen Brown, of laid county, Administrator on said estate of Washington Brown. April 28, 1867 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary. GaoaotA—Worth County. These are to notify all and singular the kiudred and creditors of Samuel Story, late of said county, deceaaed, to be and appear at my office within the time presoribed by law, and show cause, If any they have, why I should not appoiut James L. Story, of ■aid oounty, Administrator on aaid eatate of Sam uel Btory. J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary April 28, 1807 42 —1 time presoribed by law,'to show'cause, if any they i, whj I ihoultT “* Gloani a—Dougherty County. N OTICR la hereby givam fcwall pereonscoaoerned that on the day of 186 , Davis Pace, lata of Doughsrty county, tbfarted this Ufa testate, aad leaving Julia A. Paon Kaeeulrix to hie last Will aad Testament, and eke having intermarried with Peter McLaren, and by said intermarriage said eetate le not now repreeeated. aid no person has applied for administration with the Will annexed ea the aetata of said Davis Pneey nnd that m tame of tha law ad ministration will be vested in tha Clark ot tke Su perior Court, er some ether It nod Proper person, thirty days after the publication of this oltatlon, unless eosao valid objection la node Uhls appoint ment. have, whj I should not appoint Joshua Thews Ad ministrator oa the said estate of S. B. Thews. April 28, 1867 J. W. HOUSE, Ordinary. GBSSGO—W«rlk Couaty. WHEREAS, James M. Rouse, Administrator oa tke eatate of 8. W. Rouse, applies to tue for letters of dlsmtiaion. These are therefore, to notify the kindred aad oredltors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed hy law te show oaase, if any they have, why said let ten of diamiaslon, should not be granted. Given under ay hand and offioial signature.- Dee. 4th, ’66 J. W. ROUSE, Ordinary, dee. 22'00 68. Given under my hand aad official signature, i " WILDER. 10th day of May,_ 1867. May llth, 1 W. H. Ordinary. Notioa to Debtor* nod G sosuu—Dougherty County. A LL persona having demands a ( *• mU oounty, de- oeesed, will ptwseot them far pnyeae end those indebted to said estate, * * w «.. * -•-?^v w sa&. 4 ssr May 8,1167 SUL NEW YORK srcbanob Giobuia—Worth Conniy. These are to notify all and singular the kindred ad creditors of S. U. Thews, lato of said county, to bs and appear at uiy office within the GMTgla—Wflrlk ('•my WHIRBA8, Aciiom,Fniretoth Atainlalrntoron Ikn Knlitn of 0,orn M. Green ilteeued, applies lo Me for Utter, of Diimiuion. That nro therefore, to notify tho hindrod nnd erolton. of aid derenietl, lo b. and npponr st uiy office within tho time pr. ■ortbod by late, to .how caueo, if any Ihey barn, Why mid Minn of dlenitalon should not bo frmt Giron under my hand nnd olri.I signature, De- ember 4th, IMd. J. W. KOU8K, Ordinary. —WORTH OOOHtr. WHBREAa, B«h)a»ta WUlla nppliei to mn for >■ frees administration on the ee- I te site and admonish all aad SE2£ d auditors ef oaMIdooousod, office with! within the time . oenoo, If any ihey knee, granted. official aifl Dm I eaftrt J I i'H froMttlf rttl'i W cH; t<« dfCilfiM 'H t*ETiiil McLaren, TIiij betntty once wiu) *0 pren|o*j| m\\‘ 1# flee fev n!i, and ill may be fair. Shi > By llie ii»£ of - — OHASTKLLAR’g . V Mori|ift, olb. B. W. JenklnelJohn ». Jitkliie. j 11 appearing to the Court by the petition ot 1 cter McLaren, aoopmpanied by the note and mortgage deed, that on thefttd day of July, J8H8, that the De-, Uf U I T C feudanU delivered to JuUa A.PaOe, Rxecutrix of D.! ff II I I C Pace, deceased, which said Julia A. has, since the making of said note and mortgage, intermarried with the Plaintiff, lines which marriage no succeMnr to •aid Executrix bee been appointed, hearjngjlnie L 1 Q III ENAMKL, the day and year aforesaid, whereby the DefrndantH ~ M ~~‘ ■”*“ of January, promised, on the lint day of Amury, I 865,to pay to the Plaintiff aa aforeaaid, or beam^e top*™'' dollais, for value received. And that, on the day and year aforeaaid, the Defendants, the better to secure the payment of said note, executed and de barred to the aaid Julia A., aa afore aaid, the deed of mortgage whereby the eahl Defendant* 10011- goged to the laid JuUa A"., ae aforesaid, city lot* Nee. ( Mflf Forty-nine and (61) Hfty-onc, on the corner of Broad and Jaokaou atreeta, Albany, Ga. And it further appearing that th»«aid 110U remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered, that the nald De fendants dopey lato Court, on or before the first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interest and coats due on said note, or ahew cause to the contrary, if any they have. And that on failure of the Defendants to do so, the equity of redemption la and to said mortgaged properly be forever there after barred and foreclosed. Audit is further ordered that this Rule he pub lished In the Albany News once a month for lour months previoue to the next term of this Court, or served on Defendants or their Attorney at lean three months before the next terra of the Court. A true extract from the minutes of this Court. J. F. C AUG ILK, Clerk. For Improving and beautifying i), e Com^* x J The nioM valuable nnd perfect preparatieauJ for giving the akin a beautiful pearl-like ii w f in only 1'imnd in youth. It quickly removes't Freckles, Pimples, Dlotchcs, Moth 1'atchps.g uohh. Eruptions, nml all impurities of |* kindly heuling tho sniuo nnd leaving the a'_ tl aud clear n* nmhnster. Its 11*0 cannot be i., by tho Closest scrutiny, nnd being a vegriahknj pnrftUon is perfectly hnrmle.ss. It in the oal* , de of the kind u«e»I hy tlie French, and ii (6t ered by the I’nrislah ns iudispensaiile to a w toilet. Upwarda of 2U,IHM) bottles were soldi the past year, a KiilUeietil guarantee of fit ^ Price only 7’» cents. Sent by mail, post midi receipt of nn order, by 'I BERGER, SI1UTTS & Co„Che«ht. I ,286 River Ht., Troy, S, r ATFUCTEB! Bullet* No Mor Physicians’ Meeting. iVaKHU C'dT N’TY Baker Superior Court—Nov. Term. 1865. HUMI D F. LYON, Adui’r of R. It. White, V«. DANIEL C. MtlNTYUK. I Petition lo Foreclose Mori gage. J T appearing In the Court hy the petition of Rich _ ard r. Lynn, Adm’r, nocompanied liy the note and Mortgage Deed, that ou the 6th day of March, I860, Defendant made ami dtdivvred to him his pro- niisory note, liearing dnle the day ami yeur afore said, whereby the Defendant promised twelve months after dale ot HnU note to pay the Plaintiff, or hearer thirteen hundred dollars for value received, with interest from dale. And that atterwnrds, to-wit., ou the day and yeur albresuid said Defendant, bet ter lo secure the payment of said note, executed and delivered to the PlnimilV his Deed of Mortgage, conveying to Plaintiff iot of luiid'number (78) sev enty-eight, in the seventh district of said county, lo he void on payment of said note. And it furth er appearing tliat said unto remains unpaid, it is therefore ordered llint said Defendant do pay into this Court, on or before tlie first day of the next term thereof, the principal, interests and costs due on said note, or show cause to the contrary, if any he has. And that on failure so to do, the Equity of Redemption i-n nnd to eaid mortgaged premises, be forever barred and foreclosed. It i« further or dered that this Rule ho published in the Albany Nervi once a month for three months previous to the next term of this Court, or served on (lie Defendant or bis special agent or attorney, at least three months previous to the next torn: of this Court. RICHARD II. ( LARK. Judge Sup’r Court S. W. C. At a meeting of the Physicians of-Albany, Geo., and vicinity, held April 27th, 1867, In the city ol Albany, Dougherty county, whleh was then and there organised as "The Albany Medical Society The following resolutions, relative to medical con tracts with freedmen,-were Adopted, and ordered to be printed monthly for the space of three months. Whereaa, the following resolution was unanimous ly adopted by the Medical Association of the Stale of Georgia lately in council assembled, to-wit-: "RtiolvtJ, That in the opinion of this Association there is no breach of the Code of Medical Estric.s governing the Profession for Physicians to coutruct with owners or agents of Plantations for the treat ment of Freedmen in their employ. Provided, that in each city, county or neighborhood, uuiformity of charge! he observed and undorbiddiug avoided.’' Therefore be it— , Jleiolued, That for the purpose of carrying nut in good faith the Proviso of the Association in assu ming the privilege granted lo the Physicians of this State by that resell ' Novembor Term, 1866. It appearing to the Court that no notice of the foregoing Rule has been made in terms of ths law, Ordered that tho Itulu bo ho delayed as lo mako ths same returnable to the next term of the Court, and that ths defendaut, Mclutyre, show cau.su on or before tho first day of the next terra of this Court, why he should not pay the principal and interest due ou said note to the plaintiff, or why tlie said mortgage should not be foreclosed, and that thin Rule be served in terms of tho law. A true extraat from tlie minutes. This Feb 9th, 1867. THOMAS ALLEN, Clerk. Feb. 12th, 1867. II— n»3m resolution, a committee of 5 be ap pointed'by the Chairman to draft a Fee Dili of charges for contracts, which shall ho euhiniited to this meeting for ratification. Passed. That it is to be distinctly understood, That such oontraots are not with the freedmen, but with the planter, who in each and every instance shall Ira tlie responsible party, and who shall bind himself in writing (at the optiouof the Physician) to the ful filment of the akne. Passed. ... Ilnolvtd ‘id, That to obtain perfect uniformity in rates of charges, and to prevent all nmlethidding among Physicians, the following rateH of aharges for contracts be, and the same is hereby appended to the Fee Bill that is now in use. Passed. Retolvtd, That in oases of contract for attendance- on freedmen, the charge shall be at least the amount of om visit and mileage in each.oase contracted for, at the rate of one dollar per mile in going, and two dollars per visit and prescription. A true copy. Attest: GEO. R. C. 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