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BY A. J. >IACAH , Pfa[Y.
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*”*. ‘ WISDOM—JUSTICE—MODERATION.——
©a A YEAR IK Ai -Y AK C E.
VOL. 16.
ALBANY, GA., DECEMBER 6, 1860. •
; ; *re.; :■ NTO. 3T.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS’
Itttperial "Wine
^mnm sc
\ RE made from a pare and unadulterated Wine,
_/\.-wMch ia about double the ostial length of other
Wines, and is imported hy only one house in the United
States. Also,from the following valuable Roots; HeYb.s
dte.rix: Solomon's Seal, Spike nard, Comfray, Camn-
milo Flower*, Gentian, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, and
Bayberry.
WE CHALLENGE >
THBWORLD
to riioPucE
} H E I a EQUAL!!
all diseases which the fld'h is heir
claim to present to the public a truly valuable preparation,
which every intelligent Physician in the country will ap-
ixcipiest roxst.iiPTiox,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Disease of the Nt
SAVANNAH ROUTE!!
. TO
m:w yoke
Great Redaction in Ratenof Passage.
Now Arrangement# ol Through Tickets.
New Orleans*.pK>75||Memnhis ,....$31 75
Mobile 85 (WilNashville 27 75
Montgomery, 25 4h' Chattanooga 25 00
Gol»mboa 21 "OnKnoxville 25 50
Albany 23 00 Atlanta 21 00
Macon 20 OOilAugusta <•, 17 50
Baggage checked through by the Mnnhattan Express
Company on the Centra! Rail Road Care, and delivered
ativwhe^p in New Yotk or vicinity.
By the Splendid and Commodious Side- Wheel Steam
ship* i
AUGUSTA, 1500 tons Captain Woodhull.
FLORIDA, 13. Hi “ .... “ Crowell.
ALABAMA, 13 H) “ " Schenck.
Leaving Savannah every SATURDAY, carrying the
United States Mall.
These Steamships belong to the Old Established and
favorite line known os the New York Sc Savannah Steam
ship Navigation Company, and were built expressly fr
IF. ZEtOlBIElsrSO us
Merchant Tailor,.
B EGS leave t« inform the citizens of
Albany and vicinity, that he has
removed his place of business to the
OLD POST OFFICE, where
he will be found at all rimes to do any
work in his line that may be put iu
bis charge. All work done at the
shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms. Close attention paid to the
cutting of garments for men aud boys. I expect
keep a small assortment of Cloths and Cassimer
ami vest patterns of the most fashionable style.
vsr} » l ?y> «•»« to «• »«• *»<> 1 * iU imwh7o«l
'■fk
ill
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON TIIC
South-Western R. R.
OVER WHICH PASSES THE
GREAT NEW YORK AND N. O. MAILS
»Aus System, P * ralydU > Pilea,Di9e*Hea pocu Hatto t ernalea,, ibishw%they are commanded by experiencr d.*killful,care-
Debihiy,and all cases requiring a Tonic, they are I ful, aud polite officers; and in comfortable acommoda-
XT iST S XT It 1 J .A. S S 15 ID'! Ul,,a “■* f»rec»nn(*tw excelled by
”* tlre C1 «M , > lh,, >' '°Ttirdnsh Ticket, .resoldIn New Orleans by R. Gedde.,
90 Griivier street: in Mobil- by Cox, Bonnard & Co.; in
For Sore Throat,
are truly valuable.
For the aged and infirm, or f »r persons of a
•biulion—for .Ministers of the Goaptl, Lawy<
pAlic speaker*—for Book-Keeper.-*, Tailors, Seam-trcs-e*.
Students, Artists, and all persons leadiug a sedentary life,
they will prove truly beneficial.
As a Beverage, taey are wholesome, innocent, and de
licious to the taste. They produce all th>, exhiliaruiing
wildcts of Brandy or Wine, without ffcloxicatiug ; and arc
a m'Jaablu remedy tor parsons addicted to excessive userof
strong drink, and wish to refrain from it- Th-*v are pure
and entirely free tro.n the poisons contained i i the ad iIte
rated Wines and Liquors with which the country Ufl.*odos.
These Bitters not only CURE, hut PRKVEN T Dis
ease, and should boused-by. alt .who live in a country
where the water i* bail, or where Chills and 'Fever, are
prevalent. Being entirely innocent and hirntVas, they
in iv be given to Children and Infmt* with impunity.
Physicians, Clatgysnen, and temperance aiivocavs*. as
40 act of h nt tnlty,should assist in 3pris tiding these t u!y
valuable BIT TERH over the land, aud’ther *•!«>• c3.-euti.il,y
aid in htnishing Drunkenness aha Disease/
CHARLES WIDD1F4ELD VC(K Proprietors,
7d Willi 1-n Stmt. New York.
tST Sold in Alhanv.by GILBERT & DICKINSON,
and Druggists geneuitly. >
April 19,I960- 4—ly
Tico Daily Traina between Macon and Colutobvt.
Leave Macon at’0.45 a. m., and 11.60 p. m. Ar
rive at Columbus 3.30 p. ra. and 5.35 a. m. Leave
Colunibbs 3.15 a. m. and 3.80 p. m. Arrive at Ma
con m. and 9.05 p. m.
Ono daily mail train between Macon and Albany,
and Ciuhbcrt, Coleman and Moris.
10.25 a. ra., arrive at Albany, at
do my best for both old and young.
P. R
Albany, January 20, 1800
T«. CH-y... -_J n.ll ! The Mail and Passenger Trains from Coleman
XU O uOl G anci Xor C<U6i { Station, 10 miles west ofOuthbert, on the Fort Gains
A SUPERIOR LOT’ Ol CARRIAGES, BUGGIFB • p® e » an ^fromMoT r ia Station H miles west of Cuth-
PLANTATION WAGONS, HARNESS,
WHIPS, dtc., Ac.,
A LL of vvlih-li nr*- madt to special orde* for thn| Eufaula line, 15 miles west of Cuthbert, <3n the 15th
market hy the Ue>t mumtlucturt t- it <he \««rth J of March next.
My stock is not inferior in qualitx to any thinp »*v* t, Leave Coleman at 11.45 a. m. Leave Morris at 11.38
offered in the Souil* Those wishing t* i iirrhas# I Arrive-at SmlthYille at 3.04 p.
j Leave Albany, at 2.00 p. m., arrive at Macon at 8.26
bert, on the Eufaula line, connect duily with Albany
Mail Train at Smithville, No. 10, South-Western
R. R. The Road will be open to Hatcher’s,
willtind ii *o their intere*
am leterr!jine< ! t«* i»ell b«tv !
TT Sp riai-rdm filli-d
by connecting Rail Roafi Ticket- Agent*.
JOHN. R- WILDER St, G \LLIE,
, Agents. RavStrect. Savannah.
• ^ S-.U .MITCItlLL.A SON,
Agt nts. 13 Broadway, New York,
rch f. ISfift <9—
' TUB SALE.
W T. arc offering for sale on reason *
ble terms, the following Lois t
- d.—Lois No. 120, 121, 101, lying i
Gth District of Dooly County.
ot No..37Ivin tUo2.nU Districtot Early Oo.-
m
call
asl «»r city paper,
tort notice
TOMLINSON.
Itteksr'i' street.-West nf .1 ^ MoremrnV.
Albany. Decemner 23. \ 858. 39
0 ce
siv Ir Wm
h'Si
Leave Smithville at 3.85 p. ra., arrive at Cuthbert
at 5.54 p. m.. arrive at Coleman at 0.43 p. m.,
arrive at Morris at 0.57 p. in, -
Making the connection with the up and down
Albany Mail Train.
Trains to Columbus form a through connection to
Montgomery, Alabama and Augusts, Kingston,
Wilmington, Savannah, Milledgcville and Eatonton.
Post Coaches run from Albany to Tallahassee, Bain-
_ bridgcT Thomasville, &c., daily. Post. Coaches and
, dill. IS K Hacks make a daily connection with the trains at
T HOMAS J. FLINT. Esq., of Albany. Ga , is our | Coleman for Fort Gains, and at Morris for Eufaula.
duly authorised Agent for the transaction of j Hacks run six times a week from Fort Valley to
any business connected with our establishment. | Perry. Ilavnesville and Hawkinsvillc, and tri-week-
J. N. & C. D. FINDLAY. Jly to Knoxville. Ga.
August 2, 18o\ 19—tf j Passengers for points'below Fort Valley, should
—— ,— j take the night trains from Augusta and Savannah
Brooks ( ounty <\ni * I to ^^oid detention VP Macon. For other points take
mm mmi
E. ROSENWALD & BROS.
3G leave
rounding
still receiving a large
ib%%, kmni
which have been selected with great care and at LOW
FIGURES. We are consequently aide to sell the* at
prices to suit the times. We have a selection of
Ladies’ Dress Goods
which cannot be surpassed in any plaeein Georgia. -Osr
Clothing and Gents* Famishing Department is filled with
the latest styles of
CLOTHING,
HATS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
BOOSTS, SHOES, dec.
We call particular attention to our extensive »tock of
Blankets E4ci*si*ya and Rf»gro SIiom.
We also keep on hand a good stock of Waichee »nd
Jewelry, Crockery, Cutlery,Cons and Phtole.Txunka and
Valices, Cigars and Tobacco, &c„ &c , &c.
Our system is still the same— .
L.IR»E SILLS AND SMALL PROFITS.
Thankful tooqr patron* for part favor*, we » con-
lit t it i iJL' \ ii.M i;s
1 stock before ,
E ROSENWALD St. BROS.,
Washington st., opposite Hill’s Livery Stable.
Albany, SepL 13. I860. . ^ * *4-
“ 3S1. in the
tiilya perfect.
Albany, Jamwtry 1
X>rugglsts,
Albany# Greoi-yin.
A ,
a full stoek ol . „/
te 'IDrugs' ; -
Mm
jfl 7 VMedifinoB,
flH llIKltMtUaCUlv
^PERFUMERY, ERUSHLS. OILS,
Paint*, Orirdcn S -ods r- n a
ClG.kfe &«:, &e? f ' .
» . • , j and a choice lot of
Pure Brandies and VI ines,
(for Medical purposes.)'
r. i etLsrur. r. t. wvjrtx-^N.
Albany, February lf»th, I960
IMA.NO Tl MM!.
1I1E subscriber pow offorij to the.oiluep* of. Al-
T W O PLANTAT 0 S
KOH SALK.
t .AM offering-both* of mv plantruions in iVertli
county, for sale on rcusmisble term*. -iMiey are
»d in the-7th district <*f said county One
F.*rfurther particnlare
iT-irih' county. 0a.
TJIOS. H. KENDALL
9:
:B
FOR SALE, my place of 480 acres o r
pine land, about 250 acres of which is in
cultivation, nearly all fresh, and under
good fence.
A dwelling with five rooms, framed amok
house and kitchen, six negro cabins, new gii
house and screw, and three wells of water.
miJen South of Quitman, where the cars will be
uiug from Savannah by the 1st of October, and
the main and cross road from Quitman to-Madist
ille. Florida. Adjoining lands can be bought ifj^i
desired. • J A
This is a good place, and in one of the most! A
lurisliing and healthy counties in Southern Geor- j L*
a. Call and see the growing crop. ( ^
• A. B. MoAFEE. Piscola, Ox.. 1 j
June 21. I860. - 13 (!miV'
. itiluhian
left
Orders addroased to Kim at Albany, <
at his Jewelry store, on Broad street, opposite Beer*
A Brinson*^ will receive prompt attention. Satis
faction guaranteed. II. 11. STEVENS'.
Albany, Nov. 8, 186B. ‘ r ^ ^ •
McNaughl, Bra t) & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Ga.
VIRGIL POWERS, Eng’r & Sup’t.
March 15tb, I860. 61-ly
CENTRAL BAIL ROAD.
g&R3iaKtg&%Bl
Change of Bchedule.
O N and after Sunday, February 26th, I860, the Trains
• Savannah..10 05 a. in-, 1.30 p. ra. and 11.10 p, m
a at Macon w..- 8 55 a. ra.and 11.05 p. ni
e at Augu.-ta G.30 a. ui.,aud 6.35 p. rn
e at Milled Seville 12 30 p. m
-Macon lo co a. ra. and lOOOp. m
.* at Savannah..7.29 a. in.,7.45 p. m. anu 10.40p. ni
e «t AuguHa 6 30 a ra. aud 6.35 p. m
j AngurU 12 30 a. ra.and 2.15 p. m
t Savannah 7 29 a. ni.and 10.40p. ra
i.aud 11.05 p.m
m, oply run* to
ting with 10am
Ni.W lit' 'I
AND
SHOE ESTABUSHOTFNT.
rpHB undersigned has opened a Boot and Shoe Efctah-
| lishramt on Broad Street.between the Nix House and
Patriot office, where hei* prepared to. do all kind cf work
in hi* line, in aneutstyloand at short notice. He will al-
5*o keep on hand ahdtbr sale t well assorted xtock of
French Calf Skins, Sole Leather and Jludin^s.^^^
September 13th, 1860. 34-—Iy
THE BEST RACE
SEND FOR A CIIU.T I.Aii.
Orc»t CcnKm Ajmy f«i- «*«. SliijiJ.
—Maehittes of wM kinds repaired by— *
E. J; ’ JOBITSTCN £ :
Watch Maker* akd Jeweleh*. Z-t-
March 2«th. I860 »« ' l*—iy
“AUGUSTA :f OttSi
L. Hopkins &Fo., Proprietors.
TI/TANCFACTURE iH kind* of Iron and Bras'- Cast-
IVl ing for Gold ’Wue*. Mill* Hor?e Power*. Cotton
Triw-it, Gin Gear, or i>t>v kit d «1’MavLirery, ferae._>o
mall AIso.VnCTOR add PREMIUM CCOK, PAR
LOR and BUX STO Vi-N.
.. ■ J. Bs MAGMURPHYvSaal*
February 23, iSGQ. „ - ; , -. ■ • 4»-4y>
PIANOS AM)\1EU)DE0N$.
Aug
,12 30 a
7 29 a.
8.55 a.:
runnahat 10.05 i
t3 K) p m.conne
» Millet
WM. McNAUGHT.
1.WIF.8 ORMOND,
August 23. 18BB.
I WILLIAM K. BEARD.;
I JOHN DENHAM. j
;»«rali »n.charged nt th»- u-nalvi
DRUGS & MEDICINES!
Opposite tlie Post, Oflic-e-
A. a OWEN
Notice to Teachers
lit D.iuglieily €•*-. t«» * V
A T a meeting of the Board of Education of sard
county, held on the 14th day of November. I860,
their Honors, John Jackson. Win. V. Kendrick and
JohnCarr Brown, Justices of the Inferior Court, and
Samuel D. Irtin, Ordin-.try. being present, the follow
ingtection was h«d—ordered to be spread upon the
Minutes and published ib the Albany -Patriot” for
twoJmontK*, for the befiefct of all persons interested.
The BoaFd of Education of the County of Dough
erty, formed In pursuance of an Act of the Legisla
ture, passed Deoeniber 1859, will meet at the Umrrt
House in said couuty on the 2nd Monday in .Janua
ry next, for the purpose of auditing accounts of
Teachers for the year ending January l«t;-18til.
All persons having claims against the Educational
fund of Dougherty- county, are hereby notified to
present them in person nt that time, or they will.be
debarred from » participation in the distribution
then to be made. *.
Before the account of any Teacher will be allowed,
they will have to satisfy the Board by a public ex
amination, of their,competency to tench the Elemen
tary branches.of an English education.
The account of each teacher when presented, must
•how the name of each pupil .taught, and the number
of days for which they claim payment—it must be
plainly and distinctly made out, that it may bc'tea-
•ily understood, or it will be rejecrcd— each account
must be VfHfied by the oath of the teacher; taken
and subscribed in the presence of the Board, by
whom the form pf the oath jrill be prescribed—the
Board reserving to themselves the right’to require
any teacher to support their affidavit by oilier evi
dence whenever they shall fhmk proper. ... f •
The Board will expect .each teacher also, ns infor
mation for future reference, to furnish them with
the following facte: - r * •*»
1st. . The whole number of children taught during
the year. * - > .
2nd. The number taught the Elementary branches
of *an English education—under this head give 4 ho
number taught Spelling, Reading. Writing and
Arithmetic.^ - . ~ t
3rd. The number taught the' higher 'branch
Education—in
havs batw:
Reading Writing and Arithm^'o,
The Educational fbnd in this -county is intended-
for the benefit of those children only whose parents
ore unable from their poverty to afford them such
facilities—Teachers therefore will save themselves
and the Board much trouble by not presenting their
JSSSl/Sj».^00 ?P/ 0. taU
All perton, residing in ’til® ocunty feeling i
“ ouue of Eduction..:
Land and Hsgrces.
J»5» A VALUABLE BLANTaTIUS.
gvgc.mlnLninj! nWui MOHeerA of
SEP hand, lying on. Fiui.t UUcr. six .
I mile* below Buinbridgc. with
tiOLS for sale. J‘«»r further particulars, apply
mes E. Dickinson. Esq.. Bain bridge, Ga., orio
obscriber at. Fredericksburg. \ a.
w il l .. . J1AXIL G iRDON.
I October 11.-1869. - 29 9w r
| j^-. The Edgefield (S. C.yAdrertiser will .please
GO. copy vwo mouths ami send bill to this office for col
lect ion. *.
- - . wpli .
•n*d-.fnil»rsfini? .-vt-iytlini-r be otigiiig U
ogt lhet with *H tin |M*pt.hir
Patent Medicines
Of th*- day. whicli will he sold Ait low prices.
PAINTS AND V \KNISHES.|K'
Wllile I
H.
II. Stevens,
WuU'h J|iU44-r
* . EXGRAy^n.
• Also. Dealer in ' ’
Watches, OIoclis, Jewelry,
Silver Ware, "
Fselc Article -,
** . .4^j.. £sc„ 4<f.
Opposite Beers & Brinson, Broad Street,
AL.BANI.CA.
P*ssengec*hy H-10 pm,from Savannah,sviilgo through
direct to Aujussta..
Pa-.j.*-nr , erv by either 1 30 or U.lOp mtrains from Sa-
vaiijiifh lor Macon,or point* beyond, will meet with
detention nt Millci. *
I’ai-sengeif- tor Atlanta, or point* l»eyond, on West
v’t Atlantic Railroad, will leave Savannah on the 1.34
• “ Milled", villt- and Kat< “ “
MILLINERY
•BrEIMAOM.
BOWMAN begs leave
RS C.
Lsdief
a ken the Milli
ny
Itnery nod Dress-Making Ertalilbhrnent for-
rly occupied by Mrs.”’
Grocery Store.
i. Brinson,opposite Mr. E. T. Jones’-
Ppr N.B —All orders from the country promptly at
tended to. Bonnets, Caps and H«ad-Dte*«ea made and
trimmed to order at short notice. Try os, and judge for
yourselves.
February 23.1860 ' ** : 48-tf
RKbUCTlON IN PRICES!
T7 E olfet several first-class I fano? for sjd-' at |M* >
Jw helow usuxl prices. They are made by the b«»
man u Cue t uren». -oe h wt! hii -keri ihc, W> > reestrr, tit n»,ic.t
and can he seen at .Mr. Samuel SmituV Furniture Sto^e.
They will bo warranted to ariv.*at;-liir\io»i sfc|« tone and
durability. . BRANUS.& KORNEl-V”
ol C<*Iurobue..Ga«
SAMUEL SMITH. Agent. Albany,diu.
May31,I860. ' ‘ '< ***& ‘
^NOTICE.
I HAVE thi^day
ht Jones i-Tank
to make settlements^ This July
Jul,a6th, 1360. .... ■- '■ •
■ l - -A.CARlb:’^
T HAVE thi- day fouabt the entire interest of E- T
Jones'inthe Family Grocery Btrslne-s. and Will con-
ild my entire interest in the burinesa
Jones AvTarikersfey. Either party ate authdroed
10th, 1K60
BRICK WARE-HOUSE!
, , SIMS & RUST,
AV A. It E IIO U S E
AND
Commission Merohants,
ALB \ NY, GEOKGIA.
T HANKFUL Tor the liberal patronage received,
we respectfully renew the offer of our services.
Our arrangements for the next'business season are
perfect, and we will be fully prepared to store Cot-
reasonable terms, and to Mtll for tlic
• 11 10 pn
ith Western Rail Road below Fort Valley, |--- t- ----- - - . T .. .
train; those for Montgomery, Columbus,11>llmrkct prirr. Liberal advances
Ac ,V»y either train.
FasmmgvivtnMn Angusta for South Western Georgia,
fthould take tin* 12.3d a in train, to avoid detention at Ma-
for Columbus, Montgomery,<5cc , may take
Amt 1
•ad, French and Atnerin
-ortiiieut of Color*-ground iu Oil; Coach, fopnJ,-F«irns- |
urc, l.eathfi, Danuir and Japan V*inMu> and ikuthtsof 1
-very ,-ize and kind. ,
ms? ms??'
Lin.-eed, S|»erm, While, Machine, Train, Neat’* Font
«ud Kerosene IthiniinatinB Oil; a I-o fresh Burning Fluid
and Camphent- always on hand.
CONGRESS WATER,
And Citrate of M::zae>ia, JresKjind rood. Ciga:
train. . . .
tins connect ar Macon with Macon Sc Western trains
iffin and Atlanta, and the west; jrlao, with South-
•m trains to Mnany.lTuthbt'rt, Eufaula, Fort Gainey
iciis Columbus*, Montgomery,and at Millen
Augusta and Savaunah Rail Road h> Augurta and
irth ; at Savannah with the tri-weekly Steamships to
wYork; also, with Steamships to Philadelphia and
Baltii
By th
at Aiisi
of M::gae>ia, Jresh nnd _
.. CO of the choif-st brands, all ol which
tcebdiitgly f"W price*. A rdll ts solicited
Hardeman & Sparks
— .WILL CoNTlNT E TUF. —
*■ » A 88* H ->1JS B
Commission Business,
T their old sland in Hftcit
.ropagtfof the nubli
A T their old
/V The orem
ferSagsing. n<
cqted.
t ijit., and solicit
.'oncrally^ ()rder*
ily 8upplfcs, promptly
mm yolkeu
Tli. i: !:MU' K ER V
■’1 ^ '--♦'AND • ^ K -' 4 • - '<1*
I. The number taught the higher 'hra'ficlies of I - 1 —p- » -t—S "*T—A "T-?» (-4 \
at ion—in this class include all such childrens VV ^5-XU-CJ,
betB_ taught % W-toauehes highe^-tban T<> HiS lUtWSTOUi;,
next dooh to d.j-iayek ^ buo's...
• NEW BRICK EUlLEtKG, .BRCAO ST./
Aad-wouM be piHii5*al u>Ji«vb «ll j»renn», in w.ni 61
' ” v ' Waiters. Spoons,_Forks and Cake. x
, AlbuT, Mnek V, 18M
eJbcMfit •fM>jr«ggMlk>»>
desire t». —0, »lUt:»T>«».<«-»d,»M«
rc-T-ifl‘ , -1-• ° J — 1
•null tfnid county.
I.\N1) 1-Oil SAIL.
M r. W. W. CHEEVER, Savannah, or Messrs.
Hines & Hobbs, Albany, are authorized to sell
ii.r me the/ollqwinglands; -
Numbers 93.:42, and 13!i, in the third District of
Calhoun county. . * •
Numbers fill, 128, 129. 208, 287 and 288, in
1th District ol Early county
Numbers 18. 19, 202, 299, 308 and 295, in the Gth
District of Early. • 4 v
Number 7. in the 8lh District of Baker: number!
243. 279, 275, 270. 299. 316 and 3'*). in tbc 10th
District of Mitchell; and number* 81,35GuQd358, p
the 12lh District of Baker county.
Numbers IF. 12, 45, 123 and 126, in the 13thDie-
frier of Early. .. . .
Numbers 137. 144 and 145, in the 15th District of
dqpatur^ nqmhers.lOR, 107, 1-M ? 184 and 183, in
the 19th District of Decatur; number H79, in the
2t)th District of Decatur; number 373. in the' Jlst
District of De-atur. and numbers 243, 244 and 384,
the 28th District of Decatur county.
Number.^, iri the 14th District of Thomas coun
ty..and numbers 2. .12. 13. 19.120,123. 151.187,
l*^. 190 and 229, in' the i7th District of Thotuas.
Number 137. in the 3rd District of .-Irwin, and
number 274. in the 1th District of Irwin .county.
■Number 525. In tlie 11th District of Lowndes, and
number 92, iri the 13th District of Lowndes county.
' I wiil sell the whole or any part Qf them,, at rea
sonable' price and terms.
G. B. LAMAR-
New York. July 26. 1360. 18—12ra.
r»5e'»n Schedule, the connection, hothways,
•ith the South Carolina Rail Road is secured,
<1 p:«seen«reniwill have no detention at Augusta nr Millen,
heretofore., GEO. VV. ADAMS,Gtn’tSupX
March 1,1360
Diarrhcea, -Cramps, Cholera!
T tPITDHOHS i This medicine has been tkiib
itr vrvrn. rui. so' tv.stt.u and vrovsp hy ter vf.axs
1 . nmiunir w experience to be the only ctRTam.
Ka ■ WArF an j xkliabt.e trmedy for all
VWfcU. rtiUX.N>ltu»LNTS,m*CTUtOtA, PYSCNTCgV,CRA1IK,
UN's, citOLtKA,cholic, &c., now bvfoie the public—
ne or two doses of drops, wilLcure the most severe
n the stomach in 2t minutes A.sl»gle dose often
nstipates the.bowels,
i merits. Price ooly
Bagging, Rope,-
Albany, June 14th,' 18G0.
all orders for
SIMS & RUST.
12—tf
JOHNSTON & CO.,
WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Albany, Ga.
r grateful acknov „
, , , D _- And bp heretofore, in renewing the
tender of our services totthe STORAGE and SALE OF
COTTXJN.wA* pledge onr best exertions to promote the
interest ul those who may favor us with their business-—
Liberal advances made, Ac Particular attention given
to-orders for Rope and Bagging
U T. H. JOHNSTON.
J. A. HILL.
14-tf
Rope and Bagging.
Very Respectfully,
June 28.1860. _ .
Georgia—Baker County. '
k LL persons are hereby notified that I'shall ap
y\, ply to;the Ordinary of said county, within the
unto prescribed by l«w, for letters, of dismiasion
from the Estate of William J. Billing, late of said
cohitty, deceased.
. MARY J. BILLING. Admr»x-
August 30, I860. . 23 r sa6«nI
ALBANY, GA.,
WILL BEr OPES FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
OF LOCAE AND TRANSIENT -
,o CL xr d. O S y
raox THIS DAT*.
Tlie..r>ri^ff’s Patent Piano
is THE ‘ :
BEST I THE. WORLD.
S. fi. DiilG^S, OF SEW YORK, '
IS THE n VLVTCR Sc PATENTEE-
H E has done more to perfect the Pidua than alt
others. They are made as much as possible,
like tiie-Yudin, having two sounding boards, one at
top, the other at bottom, convexing outwards a thin
raise with oval ends, all free.from the strain of the
string*, which eomeson an iron frame and bed plats.
By this arrangement a*large chamber for sound ia
•1. and a tone produced never, before heard in
no ; the base deep and Organ-like, -the treble
clear and bell-like. These Pianos will remain in
tune much longer than any others, from the fact
that they are noLjiffccled by dampanddry weather,
for the strain of tlie strings is entirely on iron. ~
sure not to depend on Manufacturers of other P*
their Agents, Dealers, or Teachers of musie
rnitted to them.-when they speak against the
Piano, for they are sure to run them down, j
know lhat they will aupercede all others wherever
they become known, as sure as the sun shines.—
Inquire of thone who have bought and tried them.
The following gentlemen have purchased Drigg’t
Pianos: Prof. 1. R. Branham,-P. G. Guttenberger,
Professor of music in the W. ¥. College; Professor
Williams*.of the Academy forth® blind. Mr. J. H.
R. Washington, of the Sute Bank. Mr. G. W. Ross,
all of Maeon. Ga. Also, Dr. Billings, of Columbus,
Dr. MaUiews. oLFort Valley, Cpl. J, L. Rowland,
of Carteraville, Hos. Mark A. Cooper, of Etowah,
Airs E. A. Edwards, Albany, Ga., and si numbpr of
others, fifteen in alL
Any one purchasing a Driggs Piano, can have
. the money refunded, if after a year’s trial,, it does
*32-tf not proven better Piano than those of. any other
* make ever sold in Georgia. ■ All communications on
the subject, should he directed to <>. B. Rice,
JlactMi, Gn., sole Agent for Georgia, no re
fers to the above named gentlemen*, or any respon
tor LetiTe to Soli
S IXTY PAYS after date, application will be made
to the honorable Court of Ordinary of Mont
gomery county, for leave to sell tract of land No,
;9 in the 12th district of Baker county.
Oct. 11, I860. JOHN PEARSON, Ad*’/.
NOTICE. - -j - ?*»!-■ 4
LL persons indebted to J. S. More men, by note
or account, will confer a favor by calling,at
old stand and paying up, as it will save time
and hard feelings. Tn my absence, Mr. - HaM&s
will'always be found on hand.
. j. s; mobeme:
Albany, OcL 25, I860. . 3L—?
&
Lriivh/ fun urtjt „ B BB
T OPYER. forwtelct* of land admbers 134 nnd sible citixen of Macon, as to hi* ability or wuLng-
I 185 in the 9th District of Mitchell county, Ga—* ness to fulfill all his contracts. .
— TT. U.. V— *-M«g and. repairing^Pianos
and claims to understand
» rt‘!ttW
_ _i & TANKERSLEXJ
July 86th, 1660.. ^ - .. ,
UAlilU.E \\| liK3.
Uara e s TanseSr
R espectfully informs the pubuc..tbat h«4c
constantly manufacturing and importing Itol-
an Marble Monuments; Tombs, Ac., ol various de-
iigns, both plain.and ornamental'. He will also take
-irders of private designs,-confided to him by-his
friends and patrons, and. have them executed in
Italy. Ainoug his design*, may be found figures
oi Faith, Hope aud Charity,«nu othev religious sub
jects. Also, Guardian Augel*. . ^lecpiug . iabee,
Lamb*. Divine.Love^Knceliug Angel*. Childitnat
Prayer. Fidelity. Innocence, and H A.a«e«y ol other
designs, drawn by the best Monumenth1 Arrhilects
in Italy .and France, Design* ol any ;»tih*. above
works rumtsbed. on application... Order* promptly
attcnded.to, anddelivered at Albany, Ga.^orMlVtJ
station on Railroad,’at my ri«k and expense. t .*4i
Will pay my personal.attention to the put-
tiog up of Monuments. , JAMES TANSEY*-
Johx H, D.\.Nr**»TB; Agent, at Albany,
Nor. 10. 1859.. * ... r , *i ... • ;• ***-
THE H ARRALL HOUSE^
srss'srwsr,
TT AVING purchased ih« above - HotaL fortM^ly
1 1 1 under the control of R. M; Douglas; of New
ton. Ga., I design-making it the best ^ kouaewlile)i
the patronage I recehrafill justify. I shall spwre
no pains te tske good care of man and beirst; and
will be provided 1 with'all'tbelaxurienfrosB"W«dd,
stream, and gard,n. in ; theirneason. " vv4v*x*
The public are ^-espeottbUy invited to give me a
trial, andif i A*# m please them, it will noth® frota
an honest effort to do so.' ’ t -* -t*.»
- • REUBEN HARRALL.
: May 3, I860.'*- ,b *• / - ^ -^-1/
4*«*®ralt», Worth CocNTt.
G so sot a Powell, by her next friend,I - -
Sylvanus Jordan, j Equity in
vs. 1 Worth Superior
Eutaemt Joan**, Administratrix * Court, October.
of Joehaa Jordan, dec’d, and A ffred J YVrnt, 1860^.
of the defendants in
'.Powell reside
^ thi* State—It i
ordered that said Alfred J. Powell he sertdd Willi
notice of said anil by a publication of this older, onoraa
month for four months to the - Alhanv Patriot, -
newepaper printed and pubfi^wd in'the town o
and that the said Alfred J. Powell personally appear at
the next term «>f this Court to be (widen on the third. Mon
day of April, 1861, and tnat he then and there plead, 1
wer or demur to said bdl.or the soma will be taken tor
confessed, and complal: ant allowed U> proceed expprtc.
By the Court.
S a- vTiil i il a.li , Ga«
^Mr«. J. U.'FoLCT. EsnPKUTKm;-
fTHfIS ue-w ’and t!.ganrBoIel, fronlin, -
I M(mmii,dF8^ndt , a. i 'r»''nftw in eoni-^I
ptwt order. .trl ri^iJy tC' aenommodale jl
■in lino ih* tireOnllinpr'pirbll,. -
The rooTti, Krr Urge and nirv. and ia eqaaTtaany
Hot-1 North ot Si, nlh; : -F«rlj'ospleniiirFoni-.Bi«aa
OwitbO* W ii-lhe H.om »s4 Steamboat
Lending, to convey p«lte,n,er8 tv and frvm tba
House-, *e-b*lf *rWM«rr«lae. >r’— -*i A
N.-B.^-Pay-iwaiteolioh-lo bired h«»o>» *»"tba
Rosi.: who teilVKaaoMendyovta itrtarierflooeee.
■ Jiine ntcsSafc* - ■ ’ '-Si'-i rsf
SAMUEL HALL, ) Compldnenfo
WM. A. HARRIS.! Atfy.,
that the above is a true extract from the
■eby certify that the above is a true extract from tl
• of Worth Superior Court, October 84th. I860.
November 8,1860.
ROBT J. WEEKS.ClkS C.
ADAft^ &= RBVNOIdOSfc
,\VARE-HOUiSE^fr ,C«i*MlS*i# .JU^iqaANTS.
rHoNTINL'E tli--nuiure. at the Fire-,
'broiol t Vagjluuwv hitharti. occupied 1
Wythfixt. Thhr pledge, tneir personal at
tentfon to alF oartnew!*dwtftrtM to the!.,. ,. -
ehargi and roapdcttully m>UcH coosignmrtiwf ol CoUoWor
-other prottac* X ; " < M,
Order.- for,ft tgripg, otheifanrilf supplies fill
ad promptI) and with y*w, «*td at the loweft market pri
Hon II. P. Wooten, L& • ♦ ' •
* 0. Green, Esq; Lee
- John Moore, Kof.^RaadolpIs **
D. fl; JaneS,Esq.,' - M - *‘.-
PatrxoH RavKet.ee. . A. B» A»m.
September30,‘
Valuable !Lands for Sale.
Sta»« ot Ocorsin, Wnatn Coostt.
SUPERIOR COUP.T. OCTOBER TERM, 1SG0.
S“* B A „ Bos: ,TS l F 'Z'%% u °ZL!W>^ rM
James Roberts. J Rule to perfect service. ^
7T«PP«.ne«loth, Creirt bjr.thaMnm of thn.Shenfl; t> Hm , nnmh , r K3 iptlre Sth llistrirl "F Thl
p- lh ’ r„h; n ., ,■}■,v" !
is, on'motion of eoomel, ordered that said defendant ap* N’filnffiri- fiTfHfi (he; Mjtlh ? 1HsTNc; of Lowndes
pear and answer at the next term of this conn^-elae thot|>„„ n t r;
the ease bo con-id*;red in default, and the plaintiff allowed slobber
V Hi; > *M*&#tt*ffWsfr.ini Hue*.!.
Iffifi.; Isa )-3fL 13». in-ih# 11th delete oI Ran-
. «-V iff* '' -
Nambr, lia.««tlt» I8tl. Di-tm-t nrThoimrecom,-
*-
'red 'Tn'd*1^ «W. .
^ntba Aiban,
mUttf t i1t ineSth Dj^trict rifDoolv county,
rtb-r- jT».;!!52. iii'rtre Sth Oistrirt „t;E»rlr
y.nni tuijtiboi 3?3 in 'V •JR*l;.pW.»i« J «r.V*1[lF
mJni .liHl^A-S'AVdO. ’
xum i| Tfii ws'siii ‘ -n s ' ; *«»»»,jfo-
' ma-dd (i Sattf .:4».
