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oaai xi jcxs.jyt3ca:ia tv.fecat
by a. j. macakthy.
WISDOM—JUSTICE—MODERATION
VOX,. 16.
ATUBA.ZSY, GA, DECEMBER 13, 1860.
.YSOJJAM .£N0l. 38.
DR. J. EOVBS DODS’
Imperial "Wine
S; BITTERS
\ RF. made from n pure and unadulterated Wine,
tV.- whfeh is about doable th- usual strength of other
Wines, and i* imported by only one hone* in the United
Bute*. Also,from the following valuable Root*, Herbs,
&c,viz: Solomon** Seal, Spike n«rd, Comfrey, Camo-
S il* Flowers, Gentian, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, and
ayberry.
t ,* ; WE CHALLENGE
"W OBLD
THEIR EQUAL
We do not profess to have discovered some Roots
** known only to the Indians c>f South America." and
core for “ all diseases which the flesh is heir to," but i
claim to present to the public a truly valuable preparation,
which every intelligent Physician in the country will ap
prove of and recommend.
Aj a remedy for
1XCIPIE.VT (ONSCMPTIOS,
Weak Lr.ngSjJndigcstion, Dyspepda, Disease of the N*v-
SAVANNAH ROUTE!
TO
NEW YORK.
Great Red Ur! ion in Rales of Passage*
New Arrange-.neats of Through Tickets.
New Orleans.. #... 75|lMempbwi .131 75
Mobile** •; 35 00] I Nashville .*.'. ... *7 75
Montgomery /*25 00 (Chattanooga * 25 00
Columbus .'...,*21 OOjlKnoxville 25 50
Albany 23 00,jAtlanU ., 21 00
Macon.... Z 20 OOjAuguxta 17 50
Bzggagechecked through hy the Manhattan Express
Companv on the Central Rail Road Cars, and delivered
anywhere in New Yprk or vicinity.
By the Splendid and Commodious Side-Wheel Steam-
ihips TfT - " •
AUGUSTA, 1500 tons, Captain Wood hull.
FLORIDA, 13/0 •• •• Crowell.
ALABAMA,-13 K> " “* Schenck.
Leaving Savannah every SATURDAY, carrying the
United States Mail.' .
These Steamships belong to the Old Established and
favoriteline'known as the New York Sc Savannah Steam-
a i^sua-, ...u.s.-i.-..., L»r>prp-IH, ui-case oi .ne mr- rf,i p Navigation Company, and were built expressly for
vini^Systcm, Paralyi'is, Piles, Di.*°a|*u»peculiart 0 Feaialw,; this I ine, they a re commanded byexperienced. skillful, care- .
Debility,and all cases requiring a l ome, they ate l ful, and polite officers; and in comfortable neenmmoda- ]
UNSURPASSED!' ti ins uni fare cannot be excelled by any vc.«ela on the ‘
For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, they i C °Throii a li Tickets are sold in New Orleans by RCedde*.
arc tru y valoable. t ^0 Gravier street; in Mobile bv Cox, Brainard Sc Co.; In
for the aged and infirm, or f .r tenons of a weak can- Columbus, by S. II. Hill. Agent Hamden'* Express and
'Ll!., J' M-Bivins, Rail Road Ticket Agent, and at all other
pointsbyconnectingRaiMloM TiekM Agent
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OS THE
South-Western R. R.
OVER WHICH PASSES THE
GREAT NEW YORK AND N. O. MAILS
ZP. ZR/OZBZEZtTSOZbT,
Merchant Tailor,
B EGS leave to inform the citizens of
Albany and vicinity, that-he lias
removed his place of business to the
©IaB> PObT OFFICE, where
he will be found nt All times to do
work in his line that may be put
his charge: All work done at
shortest notice, and on reasonable
9 OM P " iJ r. i Columbus 3.1
cuttiug of garments for men nnd boys. I expect to oon v a ra
keep a small assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres.! q uc j. 4 j| v ’ n ,- a
and Cuthbert. Coleman and Moris.
U ht tdfr i & AViU h W» •
of (jlothi
and vest patterns qf the most fashionable style.
*$3^ I wan'tyou all to come to see me, and I will
do ray bc3t for both old and young.
P. ROBENSON.
Albany. January 2G, 18G0 4-1—df
In Store and for Sale.
A SUPERIOR LOT OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
PLANTATION WAGONS, HARNESS,
WHIPS, Sec., &.c.,
A LL »»f which arc made to special order for thi*
marketJby thebert manufacture
Mv stock is not inferior in quality to
offered in the South Those wishing to purchase
will find it to their interc;
i determine* 1 to sell low
IT Special orders filled at short
i, Artist*, and all per*
improve, truly ben* '
> leading a sedentary life.
JOHN R. WILDER Sc GALLIC,
h .jesotae, innocent, and do-
product; alt the exhiliarating
effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating: and ur*-
a valuable remedy for persons a.ldi ‘t.-t to ox
strong drink, and wish to retrain t><
and entirely free fr-vn the p.;i son* e
rated Wines and Liquor* with whic'
The-*o Bitter* n *t on!v CURE,
nave, and should be u*»*d by nil v
where the water is bad, or where 1
prevalent Being entirely innocent v.ud hirml***, they
nnv be given t» Children *nd Int uit* wiih impunity. j
Physician.*, Clergyman, and temperance advocates, asj
an act of h i n »nitV,*houid assist in spreading these truly
valuable BIT ERRS over the land, and thereby essentially
aid in InnUhing Dninkcnne* and Disease.
CH ARLES WIDplFIELD Sc CO , Proprietors,
Agei
•t. Sav
city paper.
Ticq Daily Train* Let Keen Macon and Coluichut.
Leave Macon nt 0.45 a. in., and 11.50 p. m. .
at Columbus 3.30 p. nt. nnd 5.35 a. m. Leave
a. m. and 3.30 p. m. Arrive ml Ma-
nml 0.05 p: tn.
1 train between Macon and Albany,
E. ROSENWALD & BROS.
They are pin; ,
iiained i i tin; aduhe- ;
he country i-tloodol. l
.it PREVENT Dia- j
FOR SALE.
W E arc offering for sale on reasonr
hie terms, the following Lots of ^
Land—Lots No. 120, 121. 104. ly
the 0th District of Dooly County
Lot No. 371. in thc20th District of Early Co.
“ “ .102, in the 19th ** of Co.
“ 381. in the 17th “ of “ Co.
Titles perfect. CLARK & LIPPITT,
R I*. TOMLINSON.
Jackson street. W**t of J. S. MoremP'i’#.
Albany, December 23.1858. 39 .
Office Findlay’s iron Works.
Macon, Gti « July 251 li, 1S60.
rpnOMAS J. FLINT. Esq., of Albany. Ga .
I duly authorised Agent for the transact
any business connected with our establishment.
J. N. & C. D. FINDLAY.
-August 2. 18Grt. 19-tf
up &ud down
Brooks County Land.
A!!*;
tsr SMd
and Bros £i«. _
April 17. IftGO- 4—ly
GILBlirDlCRll
Druggists,
.Albany, Gfeoi’gia.
w'^sh"~
a full stork «d
Drugs
And
Mcttlk'inos?-,
I iislr ti in «*«»1 *
„PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, OILS,
Paiuta, Garden Seeds Battling
FLUID, CIGARS, kc., kc.,
and f. choice lot of
Pure Brandies and Wines,
lfor Medical purpose*.)
j. «. uiLuzar. J - r - wvxttcoj
Albany, February IGth, I860 _ 47—ly
PIANO TUNING.
rptlE subscriber now offers to the citizens of A!
§_ bany and vicinity hi* service* as
y\VHtt TV***.*.
Onion, aiiilro.-c.l to hinj at Albany, Oa.. or le:
at his Jewelry ato
.k Brins. *
FOR SALE, my place of'180
pine land, about 250 acres of which is in
cultivation, nearly nil fresh, aud under
^ good fence.
oiling with five rooms, framed smoke KJi
nnd kitchen, six negro cabins.-new gin EKjU
_ _ — .TvmamTAVTn .house and screw, nnd three wells of water. 8 Ulli
5! W 0 P Ii A. N T JjL T I 0 N S ; *®H«S South of tjuitnian, where the cars will he run-
I7i/-vl j m % T TT’ ning from Savannah by the 1 si of October, and on
-t 1 I V ^ (the main and crons road from Quitman to Madison-
AM offering both of my plantations in^-Worth ; grille. Florida. Adjoining land* can be bought if
far sale on reasonable terras. They aredesired.
Albany. January 12, I860. Attorneys at Law.
Leave Macon, at 10.25 a. nt., arrive at Albany, at
4.55 p. to.
Leave Albany, at 2.00 p. m., arrive at Macon at 8.
p. m.
The Mail and Passenger Trains from Coletr.an
Station. 10 miles west of Cuthbort, on the Fort Gains
Line, and from Morris Station 11 miles west of Cut li
ber t, on the Kufaula line, connect daily with Albany
Mail Train at Smithville. No. 10, South-Western
R. R. The Rond will be open to Hatcher’s, on the
Kufaula line, 15miles west of Cuthbert, on the 15th
of March next.
r[ Leave Colcvnanat 11.45n. m. Leave Morris at 11.38
Arrive at Smirhvillc at 3.04 p. m.
| j Leave Smithville at 3.35 p. m., arrive nt Cuthbert ;,
at 5.54 p. m.. arrive at Coleman at G.43 p. ui..L
arrive at Morris at G.57 p. in.
Making the connection with
Albany Mail Train.
Trains to Columbus forni a through connection to
Montgomery. Alabama nnd August*. Kingston,
Wilmington. Savannsli, Milicdgcvillc aud Eatonton.
Post Coaches run from Albany to Tallahassee, Bain-
bridge, Thoinasville, kc., daily. Post Conches and
ILcks make a daily connection with the train* at
Cqjcman for Fort Gains..and nt Morris for Kufaula.
ILcks run six time? a week from Fort Valley to
Ferry. Haynesville and Hawkinsvillc, and tri-week-
*y to Knoxville. 0a.
Passengers for points below Fort Valley, aliould
aic the night trains from Augusta and Savannah
o avoid detention in Macon. For other points take
itlicr Train.
VIRGIL TOWERS, Eug’ri Sup’t.
March 15th, 18C0. 51-ly
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
|
Change of Schedule.
O N nnd after Sunday, Fcbru;iiy.‘-6ili, i860, the Trains
ah.. 10 05 a. n.. 1.30 P . m. and 11.10 p. m
J 11.05 p. tn
which hnve lieen selected with Treat eari» sn«l at l,rt\V
FIGURES. We are conreqjicntly srlLUp^Mt'
priccj to suit the times. We nave a tel* ctiop of
Ladies’ Dress Goods
which cannot Iwi surpassed in any place in Georgia., Our
Clothing and Gents’ FurDiJung Department is filled with
the latent stvie** of
CLOTHING, .ii-s-i •
HATS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, .
BOOSTS. SfTOrS, ko
We cal! particular attention to our • xtenslte rtoek of
Blanlidv Kenny* an«l It'ffro Mi ora
We also keep on hnnd a good stock -of Wttehe* «n*
Jewelry, Crockery- Cutlery, Cui« aiti Ti• toU.Tii.uk* *iu
Valice*, Cigars and Tobacco, Sec,,Sic ,&c.
t>nr system is still the seine— -
L.IRUB SALES ,I\D SUll.I, PROFITS
THE BEST FACE t"
ST2.JC.J> FOK A , CIEC t'l.ATb,
Gvml Ctthlrtrl Arch y forlhi
'..a |U SttG
% J,.
r ... .Watcii Mxhkb* axd Jewxleco,^^ •• 4^
tTSflt, ori,
March 2?tl». 18^0 ..... . , Jvrr?7
Thankful to our patron? for pn«t fiitorr.wi
inuence-uf tlwir nutrouage, and invite you nll to call *nd
■xamiue our slock bef *rp purchasing eWvylk'ie.
e rosenwai.pft ones.
Washington-at ..opposite Hill** Liven- Stahl*.
Albany, Sept. 13. I860. . 24—tf
"TTew boot
AND
SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
*itnate<)
place in
the 7th district of said county,
has on it a new gin house and
: 150 acres open land, nnd in good
stntc of cultivation—made the present
year about 15 bushels of corn to the acre.
The other has about GO acres in cultivation, equally
as good land as the above. For further particulars
address me at Minton, Worth county.
THOU. II.
XoV. 8. 1860.
Negro Infirmary!
r plIE undersigned would respectfully inform hi- friend*
1 i*.ud the public generally, that he has eMablLhcd an
One j This, is a good place, and .
flourishing and healthy counties
I McNaiight, Beard & Co.,
'commission merchants,
i Savannah, Ga.
Arnve at Mncoa 8 55
Arrive at Augu-ta 6.30
Arrive at Milledgeville
Leave Macon \ 1*» IX
h..7,l9 a. ni.,7 4:
Hopkins & Co , rrrifrirr^.
s - | |tT ANI'FArTi n i., .llL-pf „l TnH.
Also, V1UT<»S ai d FBI Wit M tCf-k; 1AR
J«OR and BUX STOVES.
i E MACMtRrUy.Fnit.
Febmnty 33. I860.
PIaNOS ANIH^FLOBEOiVS.,
rhi uctkuTTn rnu usT
fl'» E offer««*Ter.«l
\> luslow Usual p icri
t ofiic
i* he i
i his line,
VenThCairS
September 13Ui, ISG0.
r.-d to do nil kindef i
He'wil
block of
ft at Augu-
* Augu.'tj.
and lOOOp.
and 10.40 p.
i. and C 35 p.
IINEILLiriLTIEIR/Sr
BUS £~MA KIN G.
M RS C. II. BOWMAN Ik*2» leave to inform the
Ladies o) theeitv *>< Al!winv and vleinitv.that-hehas
taken.the Millinery aud Dre-s
merly occupied by Mrs. Brin*<
Grocery Store.
t^T'N .B —All order* from the country promptly at
11 tended b*. 'Bonnets,Caps ntxi HeTid-Dre’;s«** mru'e ntu
i j trimmed to order Lt»hoit notice. Trjr u*, and jadge fo
1 I yourH.lv.
Fehr
1-23.1860
4ft- tf
8 55 n,
,-r.nnah ut 10.05
13 10 pm, conn
--Sts BRICK WARE-HOUSE I
■clll .05 p. ui) :— x —.—•
’tev'm! SIMS & RUST,
min Bt An.-nsi,,.!!! 1 "W ARE-HOUSE
Savannah at 10.10 p! —— AND-
*1 h- y »
<t,Jl
► dr >1 p-itlan btl
til-\ir ai'M"sill'it,,- Till', I'i'il' Vn’u.'
... jirrantui l« *iv- >*ii- tr« twte t« t. i*qid
dura!.ilit>. Bf»ANLS A K' PM)
' «-.rt *bi.r*
^ SAMUEL SMITH. Ac*it. AMt +:*•.
May 31, I860- ItyrW
ISTOTTOK. ■ r
I HAVE th. d iv my .-mile iut* te l h. the t iifirea*
•»l June* .t Tiukerstev Kitli-r pf.itr nn- «uthrii1k*d
to m ik*.settlement*. T liit Jid> lllli, DfO .
- ' E T. iGNFS
July 26th, I SCO. . i ^»7 ^Jf l(
j\ a~AirdV
T HAVE thi il-rv ‘ oo.'ht the eu ire \tli r’.7i w r*f'tf. T
I Jones in the Family Ru.i.e *. i.i d wtfl **n-
liivie th s.-,nie .t ib^ a ^ r i^l. w ^ . 1. ,.«11 i« t t Joi*** 6c
Tankersh-y Thi-July tth, IM3T: . _
J. K. TAKKCTSFfY.
My«ah.im . • t V 11**—I*
ZETTZULA-TTLA. /-f
via iiiii.iv \\ i 'iim
James Tanoey
j WM. McNAUGHT,
[JAMES ORMOND,
[ August 23, 1860.
I WILLIAM K. BEARD.!
JOHN DENHAM. j
22-1 y!
r ‘. -- . . ■'* vOr ' _ x« I r> ESl , ECTFL’L'CT*iri!omf'iliv ynbU th«tijke is
r 11 10 pm,from Savannah,willgathrough j w O ZRXI11S S\ O R XtL G X O Jl cl IIX 8j : constatuly mmiufnctunr.g 'm.ti ii».| nit ;i,g S ltr.l-
.dmble Aiuiiui.u i
•ill receive
on guaranteed.
Albany, Nov. 8. ’860.
11. II. STEVENS.
«*:—Board, lodging
nth- Medical attend
5 per .1 *y.
coiTifor
*>mb di-ea*
will be especially at-
•«) especially treated.
tt. ndaiu-e, At-, $8.00
1 medicine* jurnisbed
DRUGS & MEDICINESI -i
Opi>omite tlio Post Oflic-e- • ""'JV,
S J r B ic..«per,Uon,cl,.r«J|..he..-»!r o , {u m
Alh.ny.Ga.. Fcbnuiy 23,18G0 4S-H
Notice to Teachers
In Doujfiicrtjr Co., forlh« y«ar ISCO.
A T a meeting of the Board of Education of said
county, held on tha 13th day of November i860,
their Honors. John Jackson. Wm. IV. Kendrick and
JohnCarr Brown, Justice* of the Inferior Court, and
Samuel 1>. Irvin. Ordinary, being present, the follow
induction was had—ordered to he spread upon the
Minute* and published in the Albany “Batriot for
two|months, for the benefit of all persons interested,
' The Board of Education of the County of Dough
erty, formed in pursuance of an Act of the legisla
ture, passed December 1859, will meet at the Court
House in smid county on the 2nd Monday in Janua
ry next, for the purpose of auditing accounts of
Teachers for the year ending January 1st, 1861.
All persons having claims against the Educational
fund of Dougherty county, are hereby notified to
nreaenL them in person at 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-
amiaation, of their competency to teach the Elemen
tary branches of an English education.
The account of each teacher when presented, must
show 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 be ea
sily understood, or it will be rejected—each account
must be verified by the oath of the teacher: taken
and subscribed in the presence of the Board, by
whom the form of the oath will he prescribcd-
lloard reserving to themselves the right to req
any teacher to support their affidavit by other
donee whenever they shall think proper. •
The Board will expect each teacher also, as ir
nation for future reference, to furnish them with
the following facts:
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 the
number tangbt Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic.
3rd. The number taught the higher branches of
Education—in this class include all such children os
Have been taught in any branches higher than
Reading Writing nnd Arithmetic.
The Educational fund in this county is intended
for the benefit of those children only whose parents.
*re unable from tteir poverty to afford them qach
facilities—Teachers therefore will save themselves
and the Board much trouble by not presenting their
accounts for any but such as nre known to fall
within the rule.
All persons residing in the county feeling an in-
in the cause of Education, are respectfully in-
ftiUd to meet the Board at the time and place desig
ned, and give them the benefit of any suggestions
aaay desire to make, with a Tie* to advance
^•e eauac of Common School Education within the
M»ita of said county.
A true extract from the minutes.
v SAMUEL D. IRVIN, Clerk.
Nsrembtr 13, »60. " *
Land and Negroes.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION. ^
containing about 1.400 acres of JgO?
Land, lying on Flint River, six
miles below Bainbridgc, with 23 JJ!
NEGROES for sale. For farther particulars, apply
to Janies E. Dickinson. Esq.. Bainbridge, Ga., or to
the subscriber ut Fredericksburg. \ a.
BAZIL GORDON.
October 11. 1860. 29 9w.
C^The Edgefield (S. G.) Adceriiser will please
copy two months and send bill to this office for col
lection.
Ii. II. Stevens,
Watch-Maker
A!IX»
. ENGRAVER.
Also.-Dealer in
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver Ware,
Fancy Articles,
&c., Ac., Ac.
Opposite Beers &. Brinson, Broad Street,
ALBANY, GriA.
December 22, 1859 39
Hardeman So Sparks,
ware-house
Commission Business,
A T llicirolilslnnclln ,Unroll, Ca.,«nil!.olioit
llic patronage of the public general Ijr. Order,
for Magging. Rope, aud Family Supplies, promptly
executed. TliO’S HARftKMAN.
«ug. 11. SO' O. O. SPARKS.
CIIASrVOLKEII
W OULD most reapectiillly inform his customers and
Use public ganorallg.tbal he has removed hiestoOk ol
TIN, CROCKER Y
AND
HZ^.K43-W ^AZR,ZE,
TO HIS SEIV STOItE,
NEXT DOOR TO D. JlAYER & BRO.'S.
"NEW BRICK BUILDING, UROAD ST., .
And would be pleaaetLlo have all person*, in want pi
Waiter*. 8poon», Fork* and Caka
Boaketa, Silver-Phi ted 1 ea
Spoons and Forks,
Bittern Meat Cutters and Stufferc, Plain and
Japarmed Tin Wwe, and * UG ^^ k %££ji? 4 -
Alhaatr, Mareh S9,1860 I-U
I A. G OAVKX
. TJ AS in>t received a large nnd complete rtock of f,e«b ;
\ XT good*, enibrucinc everything, belonging to the 1 >ru**
trace, together with all the popular
Patent Medicines
Of the day, which will heeoid ut low prices.
PAINTS AND VARNISHES.;
White laend, French and American Zinc.and a larpc .-s i
sortnient of Color* ground in Oil; Coach, Uopnl, Furni
ture, Leather, Da mar and Japan Varnishes and Bru&hesot i
every size and kind.
©215! ©215!! '
Linseed. Sperm, Whale, Machine, Train. Neat’* Foot,
and Kerosene Illuminating Oil; abo fresh Burning Fluid
and Cqmphenc always on hand.
CONGRESS WATER,
And Citrate of Magnesia, fresh and mod. Cigars and
Tobacco of the choir*-st brands, all of which will l»csol
at exceedingly low price*. A call is solicited.
LAND FUR SALE.
M R. W. W. CIJEEVER, Savannah, t«r Messrs.
Ilincs A Hobbs, .vlbany, arc authorized to sell
tor me the following land*:
Numbers 93, 42, and 139, iu the third District-of
Calhoun county.
Numbers 69, 128. 129. 208, 28i and 288, in the
4th District ot Early county.
Numbers 18, 19»2G2, 299, 308 and 295, in theGtli
District of Early. . .
‘Number 7, in the 8th District of Baker; number*
243, 279, 275. 276, 299, 316 nnd 300. in the loth
District of Mitchell; and numbers81,356 and 358,
the 12th District of Baker county.
Numbers 11, 12, 45, 123 nnd 126, in the 18th Dis
trict of Early.
Numbers 137, 144 and 145, in the 15th District of
Decatur; numbers 106, 107, 144, J84 nnd 185,
the 19th District of Decatur; number 379, in t
20tb District of Decatur: number 373. in the 2
District of De-atur, and numbers 243, 244 and 381,
in the 28th District of Decatur county.
- Number 58, in the 14th District of Thomasc
•. and numbers 1. 2. 12. 13, 19, 120, 123. lol,187.
l"»8. 190 ond 229, in the 17th District of Thomas.
Number 157- in the 3rd District of Irwin, ar.d
number 274. in the 4th District of Irwin county.
Number 525. in the lltb District of Lowndes, and
number 92. in the 15th District of Lowndes county.
I will sell the whole or any part of them, at rea
sonable price and terms.
| Ae
>r 11 10pm train, frfm, f-.i- 1 A IAi ' N V . OEOIif i I A- I l„i|. hi,
beyond, will meet with no 1 rilHANKF IL for the liberal patronage recoived. J ‘'fc 11 *- b«u* pi.
-* f we respectfully renew the offer of our services. ] l!, *? °. P. MV1 -
II.........nn-Lfl,.*, Vnvil.r. nnvi l, .■ n..«« c o,».-«»» n r.. 1 * fiend s an d patrons, and I:
! Italy Among bis designs.
«lb W.si.rn Ruil Rond Mow j-"'/V.Vl " rms - ’”>* ‘" r . n, “ 1 Cll " ri, >-
Montgomery, Columbus,
t at Mill,
igem lor.
ti, R.-.ilrr
n; tho!
i Aug;:-
fully r.cnew the offer of our service;
points li
perfect, and we will be fully prepared lo store Cot
ton on reasonable terms, nnd to a«*ll for fhoj'? 1 1
IliulieM mnrktd price*. Liberal advances jJ etfl
made, and i*roiupt atpcuuon given to all orders for j J' ,n
tn for Sooth Western Georgia, j Bagging. Rope. &c. SIMS & JILSH* i
i train, to avoid detention at Ma-1 Albany. June 14th. I860. 12—tf
'us, .Montgomery,See.,-may take
nanu-utal. He wilt uho Hike
c*MitiiUd to i.ini ly ,j*iv
Tn*ius ^onne^t at Macon with Macon Sc Western trains
toGrilfin and Athir.ta, and the west; also, with South-
We-t jn. train® to Mhany.C*ithh,.rt,Eufiuila,FortGairtes,
Amaricns Columbus,-Montgomery. Sen.; and at Slillcn
.ab Rail Road to Augusta and
■•ith the tri-weekly Steamships to
catuship^ to Philadelphia mid
JOHNSTON & C0„
bs. Divine
nyer. FidetJi
luly. atid Fi
! works furnished
Ittno
bv the
U
fnYiiid 1 tighti 8
reiijrtMifvar.L-
\t13tds. Slet-j mg . lobgs,
ding Angtd>. t hjldt.v
l.cnnt
1 otlir
hit CM 8
ddul
rth kn«i
the north ; at Sr
New York ; aL
Baltimnn*.
Bv thischanp
Augusts, will
in Sche«hde,ihe connection, hoth ways,
he South Carolina Rail Road is secured,
ml passengers will hav>» no detention at Augusta or Miilen,
GEO. AV. ADAMS, Gtn’l Sup’t.
49—
Diarrhoea, Cramps, Cholera!
UTlf uitol's.-'l Tl'i- mvdiviiip Ins l.f.n TVItD
• N . Tesrr.n and rRovro by rtn teaks
i? r rtiv experience to be the only cxktaIv,
REMr.Di. j sA ' fe and nri.iAEi.r remedy for all
,VF.U. rEItANUKMBVra. TtAttKHerA, PVSF.NTRRT,CRA9ira,
, &c., now Indore tho pnblie—
of 2-t diops, willc
lachinSi n ’
a, and it net
A ungledosc often
tipates the bowel*,
noril*. Price only
TTB h*» don. morel
|~1 others. They are
likfc the Violin, having t
Tlio I>ri#2rp:*H' Patent Piano
is THE
BEST fflJHE WORLD.
S. B. DRIGGS, OF NEW YORK.
ISTHIinVElTEUdc PATENTEE-
perfect the Piano than »ll
made as much as possible,
vo sounding boards, one at
lop, tho other nt bottom, cunvexing outwards a thin
case with oval ends, all free from the strain of the
strings, which conics on an iron fratnc and bed plat*
By this arrangement a large chamber for sound is
formed, nnd a'tone produced never before heard in
a Plano: the banc deep and Organ-like. the tre‘ *
clear and bell-like. These-Pianos will remain
tunc much longer than any others, from the fact
that tlioy are not affected by damp and dry weather,
for the‘strain of the stringy is entirely on iron. .J>e
sure not to depend on Manufacturer* of other Pianos,
their Agents. Dealers, or Teachers of nlusic
mitted to them, when they speak against the Driggs
Piano, for they arc sure to run them down, as they
know that they will supercede nil others wherever
they become known, as sura as the nun shines.—
Inquire of those who have bought and tried them-
The following gentlemen liaTe purchased Drigg’s
,rhinos: Prof. I. K. Branham, P. G. Guttenhergcr,
Professor of music in the W! F. College; Professor
Williams, of the Academy/or the blind, Mr. J. II.
R. Washington, of the State Bank. Mr. G. W. Rosa,
nil of Macon, Ga. Also, Dr. Billing*, of Columbus,
Dr. Mathews, of Fort Valley; Col. * J. L. Rowland,
of Carteraville. Hon.'Mnrfc A. Cooper, of Etowfth,
Mr*. E. A. Edwards, Albany, Ga., and a number of
others, fifteen in all.
Any one purchasing a Driggs Piano, can bav-e
the money refunded, if after a year’s trial, it doe*
not prove a better Piano than those of any other
make ever sold in Georgia. All communications on
the subject, should be directed to O* B. Rice,
ITKicni!* Ga., sole Agent for Georgia. He re
fers to the above named gentlemen, or any reapon-
X OFFER for sale lot* of land numbers 184 and sible citiaen of Macon, aa to his ability nr willing-
I 136, in the »tb District of Mitchell county. Ga.—1 ness to fulfill all bis contracts.
IwiU sell a good bargain in saidiood. Titles good.! 1&. He has bean twain* and repairing Pianos
Cell on m* at Albany, Ga. I for twenty-three years, and claims to understand
FRED. BUBTZ, Agent* . the InstromentthorongMy.
«*-«■ I wowavao.
New York, July 23. loCO.
1 B.-iilrnad. at
■ best Munnhichtal Arelii
Designs ot any et the shove
pphention -tinier* prentpHy
Albany. Ga , ( i»{-.aj.ii J i.y
WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j |*«r Will pay my personal (mention to the fbt-
« , I ling up of Monuraents. JAMF.8.TA2SSSV;
Ufi. ' . J-tMN’il. D\np*>htii. Agent, at Albany,
.k»nwh;Hgorarnt** fori Noy. 10. 1859. ,
W
part pal
COTTON, v
interest of tho
LUx-ral adva
r l*est *
• tht
> oidcrs tor R«*pe and BasciiiR.
• Very Rt?pCctt'ul!y,
r. II JOHNSTON,
14—tf
J. A. HILL.
June 28, I860.
Georgia—Baker County.
A LL persons are hereby notified tlint I shall ap
ply to the Ordinary of said county, within the
time prescribed by law. for letters of dismission
from the Estate of William J. Billing, late of said
county, deceased.
MARY J. BILLING. Admr x
August 30. I860. 23-mum
Aolicu lor l.cjtvf let Ml. j.
rUXTY DAYS after date, application will be made
to tho honorable Court of Ordinary of M«nt-
gomery county, for leave* to sell tract of land No."
iTHEHARRALL HOUSE,
<£5A- -'5
H AVING purclinsiii the above Hotel, formerly
under the control of R. M. I*, i-.glna. 1 at ‘bew-
ton. Ua.. 1 design junking it the be«r house which
lhe,p&!ronuge 1 receive will jusrity. I riial) iipaie
no pains t»> take good cave «f man aud heart v^r.d
will be provided with all the Ipx’urio Irojn
stream, and pirdeti. in tlicir senVdn.’ H • a
The public nre respectfully invited toyive^JHtn
trial, ami if 1 fall TlT^l^TifluVci. it a ill not be ficm'
an honest effort to do *0.
’U v- M • HEVP.feN HAT.RAIL.
. May-3. I860. nft~iy
TTTU ■
xorriK.
A LL persons indebted .to J. S. Moremcu, bj
or account, will confer a favor by calling al
the old stand and paying up. as it will Save itluq
and hard feelings. In my absence, Mr. HaHRU
will always he found on l
Albany, Oct. 25, I860.
Georsiti, Worth Cocstt.
Gf.oiou Powct.t., by her uext friend,"1
Sylvauus Jordan, '
J S a v a i 1 n a li ,
(\Xm. 7. B. Foi.et; F1:11 n;iitnxss )
cffllllS new and elegant Hotel, fronting
i Moridment S«it;are. ‘1* nbw In tnki fg¥i
plete order, and ready ro aoComtntKfatb 1 |gjg
jjx fiao Rtyle. the tr^rclling public. - •'
The rooms are large and airy, apd.i*. yqjiftl Aopny
Hotel North or South, reply'shiditidid Tour Jloite
OitJibiM iR'shriyi at the D-.'jiOt * it nil” ^’crn.Uout
Landings to convey paseengertr to f and ‘ft-trt* ! lhe
ILoiisa, at lmlf the usual rate*.- . • . t mv
N. B.—Fay no aitontym to Iiired rvjpqts. f p Jl.e
Road, who wlu’r^commend Sron to 'inferior J'ltree.'
June 7th ^ *' ' ’'ll-IV
n&SSJUL-
\ C»*ri, I h tpl+r
...... i Term, 18wJ.
J. Powell J '
I T appearing to tlw Coorl that one oftbe dcfmtfant* 1
the above *tated bill, to-wi“ * ' 1 " —
beyond the iuriAdifttlon of tht'. .......
then-lore orj*-re«l that said Alfred J. Pow
notice of said suit by a publication of. tf.
month for four months In the Atoany P.
newspaper primed and published 4|»‘the town
d»yofApnl, lWll,«lid l i n,t li. t th*n .|aC«i.4wJU-S«A-;w*V«. > if Stl-fie*™ •
ADAMS & REYNOLDS;
WSRE-HfHJSR i OOMMlSSlW MIM'llXTtlS
, . |--V -.'1 U.n'O"
- ,< !I£" , S: ll .a*i*rf/ndx‘nNT6 .1 ih,
»||<I (Ms 31 i.) ^ hithi-rt*. , W C0| i...
'S J. ky They ,.I,s*ib- n.-n... r* ... _
1 ! tenti**t. to all .hu-niie** enUu-t.d t'. thrii#
iTtfm-r
i«a HDUS-Bj
ALBANY, GA.,
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
OF LOCAL AND TRANSIENT '
Boarders,
- rnOJI THIS-DATE.
ANN E. NIX.
Nov. 1.1860. ; 92-tt
LAND FOR SALE.
rdemur.to *uid hill,or thuoauac ualbi/eiuk^tb
.nfrtwed, and compiaimmt allowed to proceed exporte.
Rv ihn Court. * •**
I hereby rrnifv that tho ab*we T- a true exfrifct 'roTi tb’'
miuutcs of Worth Superior Court, Qctidwr <tih. l'tfal
ROBT J. WEEKS, Cl k S. C.
Novembers, I860. nvtm.
We refer to Hon A •* G Iquitt (lair . ..
H.n A E H-rri>. Dntishetft “ *,
t ,>«'•: tMiCH rwUsuTV' ' "
...1 .-fkG|ie«!»*Keo ,-f.V*-- * : vdt
,.*/ :< <> -
. Pevrow ^rviatn*. •' -* • * — * A -B A
SfptendiM y, 1858 . • , . ... ^
Stale of Gcntgitt, Wobth Cooxtt.
SUPERIOR COURT, OCTOBER, TERM,
Sarah A. Roberts ) Present, his How Henry G. Ln
I mar. Judge. Kfrel tor Dioorcf—
further appearing that he doe*
is, an motion of coun-el, onterf
pear and answer at th- next term of thw
the ease be considered in default, and tf
to proceed. And it Isfnrtbei ordered . . .
published in the Albany Patriot onee a mon*h for four
^ooth*. WM. A. HARRIS,
Attomev tor U**etmr
A ln»e extract from the- raioatas of Worth .Sujarrior
Coprt, October 30tb,
Jonaftenm \ Rule toptfetl airtTw^' ■ .Nmnby* MD.injhf* iHlUJHatrii M.lThno bv^n.
^ •*
further annearine that he does not .-aide in this fit at ‘—It *«*««tV • >T i,tie • * '
t wild defendant ap
thi* eonrt—ciee th it
the plaintiff allowed
A that thi-. RnH- V
*nvuri.a
.... *
Vnmiier rjte' l Jth Oibrtf .f I,oiWrF
.•irntv ' r ^.' ’ l! '• > 'A"’ ■
Member I IW-rh^ ff*|t tLfitrfpt ol D.’Otrv.-.opfr
N.imhT- IAM‘252 ’in the .%•»■ f .*t FLr’r
.aM,H,»WF9
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