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®|;e Arm We to- Have a Proclamation of Peace. Particular attention i. called t. the ,™ A a,.r-.i..n.en.. to be found in tht. week- P»P«’' d. V. Rawsus I. receiving Urge •dlola of Dry Goode weekly, ette a «T! '“(J"* everything usually kept by him. purchase Qo.de cheap, wtiy donit fail to call Ojmi Mr. Rawso*. You will fiud kintal tlie Old Stand on the Corner, where bets prepared to accommodate »nd pirate the moat fastidious. L. E. Welch i-do4't»*e just received a HVge end well selected Slock in their line, consisting in part-of Books end Stationery. Watches and Jewelry, Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes, Taper llanngings, Chrlstmas-Toys, Christtnaa Presents, Fire Works, to.. Sc. Calll and see them. Col. N. Cbvoab is offering for aaW, one' of Ike best Plantations in Dougherty efihnty, together with Corn, Mulea. and Stock of nil kinds, lie wilp Ml the place, and everythiig. juet salt now stand., for one-third CashT-balance in one and two yearn— taking a paction of the crop in payment if desired. Col. encash had a medium-ailed, dark colored, Horae Mule-;lail and mane trimmed—stolen night of tho 23th Nor. Any information concerning ■aid mule will be thankfully reoeired and liberally rewarded. L. E. Welch—at the Drug Store—is now receie- iug and opening the largest nnd best, ahpply of Drugs and Medicines ever before brought to this market, which he w;ll sell cheap for Cash. ' Don't fall to examine the le^al advertisement! in this issue. .. - -k ‘power and bestow ofli«tnbpatronagp, to orcr estim ate it* value as a neua of sditi^tf results. There unquestionably 1 ranarCufiglessnien who can be cr UMftaU.the:.prefe&nvu& at hi* fffcprMml. - Ad means of restoring the Union, ajingfug proolpwjJ from Andfcw'Jolins&n selling forth Unit Syutu Car olina and Tennessee,.aqd Mississippi, have resumed ♦ heir propel rclativns tolhe Union am* are in ..J Afll.'nlwVitrlllA RX IQTCP.. The Superior Court. The Superior Court of Dougherty Cohply has been sdjourned to the second Monday in February next. Jurors and witnesses will taki notice and govern t h eui • el TCfl. accordingly. , New Billiard Saloon. Jia. Gnnr.it has just put up a first-rat* BlLHAnm Tsble in his Bar, next door to the Albast IIol-sx, and will be pleased to hare his friend, and thepwb lie generally farof him with their patronage. I: you would iiko to have something ireally goad to drink, give Ji* a call .and. yon will bo certain to g«‘ it- (!) | t _ “ Tbs Circus lx Coming! Wo are pleased to annouuce to our readers tha* Messrs. Stone, Rosston & Mcbbat‘x Circus wil pay ua a visit next week commencing on Monday, and ending on Tuesday* December 6th. Our U 1 changes any that-this is* first class company, and second to none in th'e worbl, far different from any that has ever visited the South, having in their com pany artists of the firs: order .of merit, sipong oth> era, the daring bare-backed ,horscman« ht Jeune Burt, and Prof. Hutohinson’s Paatean dogs, Ac., form an attraction in themselves. We are satisfied their canvass will be crowded. Ixtkrestino to Congressmen.—The leading ho tel In Washington has raised its prices to five dollars per day, for the especial, benefit of Congressmen.— The preparations for a regular scalping season by hotel and boarding-hofise keepers are so vigorous^ that quite a number bf members are making their preparations-to reside in Baltimore. * ’ '{S* 4 Tim Women or tux South.—In reply Ip a vilely . ' slanderous article on the women of the South* in the New York tribune, the New York News replies in a scathing- and just comparison of the female character North, and South, concluding os fol lows: W •tWq can tell tjie Triune lhat tho American peo ple are proud of ibe matrons and dnugiiters of the 8outh—prouder than they were before the war bad attested their courage and devotion and sealed their record of worth.” * Law'-is delayed. UThas been occasionally rumo?l _ y»n that Andrew Johnson contemplated' 1 IBs formal announcement of the eaa for which Unionists have Jbeea fighting and waiting. .Wc do not say that the whole South should tie relieved of military rule at once, but State by State, as new constitutions are adopted and civil officers installed, the fact-of fhc gradual restoration .of the Union should be proclaim ed. Aa rapidly ns may be, tho Provisional should givo way to Ihe Coastitut.ionsl.37al cm, aud the bal lot supplant the bayonet. * ' ' ‘‘* who vrfeM bptSItt [From lbs Jacksonville (Fla.-) Unioa,'NorJ'|l.]'v7 A Frightful Atjddent The schooner A. Richards; nf lloston, Captain Nelsoii A. Arey of Thomaston, Maine, cleared Irmn Richmond, Virginia, for this place, on the 1.8tl* ult., with one hundred tons qt cooi-nnd two locomotive engines for the Florida, Atlantic 'and Gull Central Railroad, and entered the St. John on tl»e 4th «nst. While coining up the liver the following day, (Sunday), th£vessel gut aground at the mouth of Dunn's creek^abotil ^even miles Mow Jacksonville, near the place where ihe Harriet A. Weed was blown np in J l‘“ c ll rbe and float the'sefioonef «^*Iie«it>Uini^CCtaiH* nied by his wile, and the mate, Charles Hooper, o. St. Thomas, W. L, went on shore in a boat, the captain taking With him an axe: Proceeding alone the hauks of ihe river, a fewnfops jn advanje^f^if itiftn'vvss attractedby wist to HO! YE LOVERS OF Gf0 6j>; th I3STGS ...impaniotts, his a:lenti6n~wx» attract him must have betu a »ingubtr-H>oking object, lying near the edge.of the water, partially covered with iih F- ***- 11,1,1 •»bis-wtfrsay*,' " " • • - • • . ^ch was throwing he was e«>ye><»MfUuMh elopd el-,apank® winch « immerliaiely folhiwedhy a terrific explosion, IhroWi .. the raptttiu wane, (ilteetk pacM. mangling hn» IHgbt- fuHy,.and ot course killing him itwtadiljr.- Tlte mate was thrown come iiislance.Jind shockingly burned, and died.ui-his iajnnea-lbetolhrWlngd^y. • l ‘": r TbcAiwpeiUa whs ul dterigiir shape barrel variety, j themselves. . and mliAr^liavo'beehime ot the number planted atr| tliesundalteiO-htted Weed Was b* .‘own np; nearly 18 ° r A^bahy/a^Wfal jltare of pqbUc. patronageH- moiiths ago, and wlrfditlnf with'a large hW WjtonjLur.i**,^ . lSjL six... v^.-Vi& ® I UC OIUCCS HI UIS ill ;utiu p Y Presidertt could reiterate the ilciuocrA^c. principles by which he cbflhis,to“ Tie governed, and stir the great heart otttiie American people with a-patriotic., impulse. Party lies are lightly estceniW, and flie President hturit'm hi* power td ratty the great mass, of the people of 8ur common countryto'his s»ni)'uayu and to put an end* to the biekeringv by ‘whkdi wtc.- tionists affinecahemsclves and honest men* are mis led. We are cofidenl the President appreciates that he Is masle* of the sHdaffbn', aud that ne will ere long, sound the-key-iiota''of the giahd cnOrUs which-expectant millions are waiting to swell. ^Rvfato' (y.' r.J .Commercial* Liability of Confeaera’e Agents foKPrcport/ . yitnprcaaccL. ’ * lM . , : An important ca?e was tried before lbs United States district conrtat Memphis last week. It was lhat of Park vs., llamiltou. The history oC thisxasc seems to be as follows : In the year 186J, while the Confederate force* still held possession o.f Memphis, the defendent, Mr. TholbaaA, Hamilton, .Was appointed by tho Confed erate Govcrnoient,.ap .agent to seize certain -sugar and cotton, the property of merchants whom ifcwaa believed were purchasing and holding such commo dities on specuUtion^ iu, view of tlie probable sur render of Memphis to the Federal forces, andagaimd tho laws of the Confederate congress, aud the de clared policy jof tbaC Government; whose ofiiccrs wero instructed tfc*pTWVC»« rffe Urfrlne aeCufntll.Mion of z^Mcles of. prime commercial value at points ns seriously threatened as Memphis then* was. In obedience to instructions then given him, Mr. Ham ilton seised a number of hogsheads >•? sugaW, the property of Dr. A. : J. Park, valued a* $7A.000, and turned it oterco the Confederate Slates receiver, or quartermaster or with other evgacs »: that time t**' ceived, asni it South by railroad. No vonclrers were, given, but a memorandum was made r«t thq time of the value, and number of barrels and hogsheads, and in some cases, we believei copies of such .-were furnished the owners. -Dr. Park' now brings’suit afainst Mr. Hamilton to* recover the value of the propertyscized. ‘ - I » i« , The ease was given fo tlie-Jury on the 24th ult.— The question being asked whether HnmiHou ought fo be held responsible for sugars sold to defray the expenses of transportation. Judge Triggs replied the jury-had no right to inquire for what it Is soM, as the defendant hail no rightto feelWt for any pur pose. On ths -2Htb ultimo the jury came into the court and announced that they were unable to agree upon a verdict, and were accordingly discharged, and tbO'Case goes over to.tbenext term of the court. This is a very-important ease. If it shall decide that the action of Mr. Hamilton, while acting as an agent and under orders ofthe Confederate Govern^" 'meat, or its representative, in the seizure of private property, renders the seizure liable for the value,of' the goods so seized, thcif doubtless many who have lost property will bring suits to-recover the value of property thustakpn by tbe Confederate authorities, if a decision favorable tO'Dr. Park shall be given, then many millions of dollars may be expected to change hands by the action of -oourt?. in fixing the liability of Confederate-agents for all the property they have soixed... U ^ i * i a - - • (fpssseng^rs^nitrtotvly „ . oVer fbt-fn, Tminri!n»t»»lyVhoaJ oi ilie YVeejl. On b®’? ilfg thfo'rttie^ of the pa/ticulars of tl»o explosion, a party* of rtorritizen-s visited I be scene ot tliu disaster and gajht?rt'd up tin- i^iu4iiis of tlu? captain. ggF* Governor Qrownlow has gono and done i l fim t 4 fev ago.ticDcral James Brownluw .was robbed 'iff wme liighw^yuien, near Nashville, aud ihe Gazette of ihiyt,ciiy,,in nlhiding tui tUe rob- bery, confounded tliu’fai herwifh ths son, whereupon the GoYemyr euibractsdt the opportunity of .rushing mu. pritfL, tq correct ” the st aieiuen t. This -warn well enough, but not content with making the cor rection^ he goeg ou.to give bis views on ihfeviag, murders* politicians, disloyalty, tlm late .rebellion, the admission of Southern members to ;a scat in Coogyqss, the hyte -Conventions . jn the 8<»ibern States, secession, the. sutfrugo quest ion,-hi* hopes aud his prayer, to-wll; “,i ata one of thospat the South ,who believe thaf this-war closed out two years too,soon.; The rebels have been whipped,but not whipped enough.” Aiid so on ad nauoeum.— *'>or Teuues^ce,—i^fiaUaHooya.daxcUe.. ^ • The cholera s^ems ,to'be abating iti ifssltm Europe, doubtless* owing loXfio growing coldness of the weather, 'll.will probably.;linger on through tlie winter, .and renew its ravages upon ^he return •f warm weather. This Inst is undoubtedly tho most mudeio times; for w 11crcvc^ ii^hns.Ldr|j^wlah 1 iaKW o<rtrom!reG!^ nfris^Idnfabs/Tieir York, and the large citicad" the h’uien, must expeOLtH, time to experience »l| the htmxi. which Gonaifmtiuople, Ancona, Malta, Gibraltar and Madrhl have gone thfoqgh ; unless. )ndt;t'd. vc »4kfc julvanlagc of the grace given to clean ouc cities, and set our houses order.—A'. Y. Wortif, ttrtu Ixpoutakt Opixiox »oz Secretart Seward— Mb. Davis Caxsot b* Coxvictsd.-^—A New York correspondent of the Macon (Ga.,) Telegraph, writ-, ing on the 16th of bctoYier, says : “ Since I have intrpduced .Mr. Seward’s name, I will refer to a conversation he had a few Ylays ago with Tbu/low Weed,-Jefferson Davis beihg the sub ject. Weed said Mr. Davis should be hanged.- dnd expressed himself quite warmly on the subjiet.— Mr. Seward' then propounded the.quqny* “Why •hbuld you hang birot” to which*Weed replied: -“1 would ttang him for treason. Mr. Seward*resppod- od in his energetic way “Wo cannot hang him without first convicting him, and 1 think no jnpar* tial jury would do that.” Weed said: '*Hji guilt is already*established, add his conviction should not be difficult;” but .lr. 'Seward maintained -that no jury could be formed to convict him^ and., added in a significant way: “And even if we should hang him { it would.be no great moral lesson to the world.” Gentlemen who were present during the convarsa- tion infer from it that Mr. Davis's life is ' safe at . Practical Colored Man. The New Y’ork Tribune has a full report of the Convention of the colored people lately held at Ra leigh, North Carolina. T.ie report says,' among other things: The ppreeb bf the evening was an off-hand, but* well-considered effort by Mr. J. II. Harris, a native of Raleigh, and late the delegate from the league* here to the convention at C<e«vclAnd. Mr. Harris labored to show the colored people, lhat their best friends were the iuteHiginl white class in the&outh. and not the people in tlie North. That their free dom had been aebioved by a law of necessity, military-measure, and not by a benevolent cn of tho Northern army, as many supposed. He th^prejudiees prevailing at the North, which shut the colored man out from every avenue of employ ment, while in the South every branch' of industry - in the mechanic arts and tho cultivation of the soil was open to him* Thors bad never been snob exhibitions of diabol ieal and murdorsua hats exhibited towards 4h*-col- ored raps in the history of tho world aa ware devel oped in-the New York mobk of, 1868, and in other Northern fiitits- It was no p ace foe the colored man to look for an arsylum. They must remain whero they were, and workout their destiny aid# by side with tha white man. They could not and would mat migrate or be colonised.. He had -travel ed 40,000 milks in search of a better country—bo had mads the circuk of the West-India Islands and [From The Tqtotfac (Mffcli.) News ] Results of 9, UvUoa Between January and May. * * ' by the*'name of "Buck, ebont 45* years* of age, came tm this city about a year ago, having t%r Gently married a seepud with, r* good looking youug oman about twenty-five yea- • «T age.. Everything “1 la pass off smoothly u.rd harmoniously be- them until'a abort time-ago, when m’moa of Ruck’s by * former wife, a young man aJ»out twenty- five years of age. camo here to live with hmfather. Since hia arrival, he aOe^s to hAre conducted him self toward fiis step-mother in such a manner an<f excito the suapicioa of Ihe father that an improper intimacy was being carried on between them. Last Friday night, it. rectos, the father went hobte at an .hour when he was not expected, and on entering the house found bis unfaithful spouse and ungrateful son la fiagrante-delicte.' Upon being thus snrprised fas bis criminal Ret, the son "became enraged, and engaged his .father in a -pugilistic -encounter, in which the former came off victorious. The result was that the son was arrested the ytcxX morning on afiHai’g* of assault and battery, and fined ten dollars. Tw* •»*!«• wits were instituted against lrim by tjie father, eae for eivil damages nnd the other for adul tery- 'R-ia understood that* the Affair link finally beeh sett\ed> the father agreeing not to prosecute the eon upon the last two charges, providing the latter will luavc Ihe city and never again* interfere With his domestic affaire. _ live 8tat« qf North Caroliim, where *he intended to live, lb die, aud .be buried. He counseled mode* ration, kindness, and a patient and*- respectable de. meanor towards’the whites, and Iha effort, to make their interests mutual, showing them, they Ted people,) were not their enemies, but fi The past should be buried in oblivion, au the future July engage their efforts to improve and elevate themselves. JW* & late Washington dispatch 40 the N.. Y. Commercial, asys the president has expressed iris intention to restore the privileges of tha writ, of habeas corpus at the earliest possible time, and. do ■ away with tha street detective servioe. . The execu tive could not perform an act Jhmt would give more satisfaction to thejmople, or relieve ths government of a morn useless and obnoxious appendage. 19* Southern Railroad Companies have pnrehas. #4 two hundred million dollars worth of locomo tives. . ^ ^ • Mr. Ft eenaan, chief engineer of the Alabama, fcaa been pardoned by the President, on the recom- Sjrsdatioi) of Captain WiuloV. WffzTc oISi W OULD 'Respectfully anffbfinoe'to IBe cifiz'ens of Albany, an^[ surrounding country, that they ■ttvaktied upmmtrand attractive style, of a NEW, CONFECTIONERY, where can be foopd st all times a fresh. assort men- *| of chedfe pakfiRimf OiifjLkgetheifwi^>Tiryva^ f e tide tfsonlfy kept in VN&- 1. Confectionery. furnish Cinlri J)ieQ.a, ra<ul».»f,Cx»drxs>d.C«hsrfci SJgXOiaU‘ 1 OaM63;t3DagmtiB Arp Tie.ptfctrbny requested.tp c-ill ajid' cx-imincfor ‘ ;, VrereiVe-frorn thccitixcns Albany, pej. 4 18(!5 j law IS RECIiyjDSTft .?>.tx hi v‘w Mia,i' •- .oil:* lihstW (ii''tttmi<S .hrra-US v-f^l -toi'llUt T-*qi'V'i Xl*v*i M! a;") en Vu>!l UHk) 7fp r«v, J.ir// "• > ■ Order Revoked. It is gratifying to announce that the order pr«C hibUJng citizens from carrying Hide-arms has been revoked. Here is the Oireular isseeff from head- quaHcrs: * . * ’ [otnCrtAR.j ' .Headq'rs, Mia. D*v. or the Texsessek, y • ■«f ^race Provost Marshal Gpuersl. L Nashdlle, Tenu., Nov, 26lb, *1866.} - Order* previously issued prohibiting cilitensxnd others from carrying side arms. are hereby invoked. By command or Mq|. Gca. Tiiowaa: - • t M' -• kiiLJoxsrin^. • Brt.^y. < flq ft ^ od p. M. G. ‘K T*Jl Stocs .ix TeJcas.—A letter from Tcjxa^ ^rir.fulns the thIU»wmg pnni^rap!i l which is well calculated make the uuiuil.s oj' incat-eaters water. Wc quote f Auy nun in Ibis Stale who does not own fi.ur hundred head of cattle and «■ evenly or on* hundred Ikirees aud mules, »a wumr.lJuii vrornrlmi. JBcef. 'sellaliere at five cei^s per poqud, bor-esand muleo at from filleen tn*thirty dollars lor round Iuta»ui)d are within tw«> huijdrq^and filly nwles flood liiaiket. As far as tlm'eye can rearh in ’every dir«*c?uui, and_ as far as y»*u ntay go, tho country" : ft'Jlh?<r"with' snvk. Tin* whole market of the United Slates wigrt b* supplied her*,- and there would nut he’any apparent decrease.? XTegra Teatimcny In Florida. The-lbllowMig is the provision of tbcFIqridaCon- ^titation on this point: : T • Sec. 11. In all criminal proceedings .founded upon Injury to a "colored pc^on, nnd iu all cases affecting (he rights or reined<c« of eolur^-d persons, person shall be incompetent to testify as a wit- qet«s bYi nccoiint- of color.- In all Other cases, the testimony of colored persons shall be excluded, ua- less-made competent by future legislation. . T^hc ju ry shall Judge of the credibility ofthe testimony. * A Clas8 or.TAtrruuRtiT.r-An exchange thuf. notices asjight ditfdienceof opinion between Gen. Slicrridan aqd.Governor Hamilton, of Texas: “A diSsulty sxists in Texas, between* Governor nauiillou and Gen. Sheridan. ,It seems’tbht the Governor has arrested several citixeus, twesuppp?^) for political qft'wnccs. and desires to have "them ap- raigned for.trial before a military coumiission; t<r 'which Gen. sfieridan objects. Wr nevev4i'4il much 'e^fidcnce in Gov.^ Haihilion, and" now tluU-he is punishing men for acting in conformity.^ith .the dictates oflhtir own consciences'duriiig the late war,* wa think si ill less of him. Whilo^uen. ShcrL daa §ecins-to desire to conciliate and to re^tqre fys-r. ternal relations between the people of the t wo wings of the Republic, Guv. Hamilton ’exhibit* His new b'orir zaai 1>y persecuting those who once dfsagrreed with him in rjlaiiou io.Uus.propriety of tho war.- * Gen. Shri idau triumphed. . • ‘ *■* » Terrible »Disaster. on the Mlsshislppll—one ^ Hundred Persons Drowned. Mcmrhis, Nev. 26th.~A collission occurred last night between the Niagara-and Boat Boy, on'tft* -Mississippi'rivar, seven njiles"nbove Helena.' The .Niagara ^.uuk in twenty feet of Water, nftd'oile hun- drod deck pasaengers, mostly discharged colored soldiers, were* drowned* Tho cabin {tasseugers anvl crew wero ijll sovihI. \ ^ .-‘t Jfie. Niagara, valued nl $120,000. ,No jufurnnee. She iiad two hundred tons of Ircightou board. The Post Boy waA'uninjured. CffiinixcT rbn the South.—Supplies of tiis.fivar c*nt currency f will: be ; sent South, urhero buy little circulation, but no .n»orfr will v bo transmit White Men ! •t .•/ Newy6^kd4Y-?oo^ ilrJsraft taSSfw 1 : (japL Letter, Note Hpers, Kovelopea.VVrapping Paper, ritfue Prper, Air., &c. L E. WELCH & CO. --89. CUTLEBY, &C. F INK Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shoe Kulevs llntclier Kniven, Table Knives and Forks, from fp fl60 per sett. Hritania and Tined Table and '*A-Kp<N>nN ; Silver Plated Spoons, £.urlin£ Tonges i»rt-si;i*6a ••• ,: T '■ 89-1 - ' 1 A rriai n.ktlf6Citailotr*. NevdleH-I-iali, Threat! : . . H L. * COt D«X-i»65 tztir.J- 89* ■ 5*™. Mn Mur Rera, JoM,^^ CHRISTMAS TOYS ! Work-, Victim* Hin)!;s,.an.'! a great variety • 'ofCtio-la'forth. " Little Folbs'' at tlie AL BAN V. BOOK STORE. : ” T-’.'E. WELCH &. CO. Dec 3, ISfipf:- ^ < f . fj •• 39- OODS suitable * for Presents ut ihe Albany wJT Hook SltKr, • • ' Fmrt Bound Books and Albums, very handsome Wri- .; ting Desks amJ Port Folios, Klegant Work ! Boxes, Card Cu-ses ond PuiF i — rwwvti*- * - Boxes. •* *'* ? • ; .i vT^yl. 'ti Slenposropes and Piefar**, PhobwfrspFia - and Photograpfijer ’ Albums, Fine Gold Jcweliy and Cutlery,' &e., 'Skc. ' ,. , L. E. \V£JLCU &,CO. • Dty 2, 1865 ^ * ‘ ^ 9 " WBDTINtioW Pkperjn*Wall Pap*£ i &c , &e. “L. E. WELCH & CO. .Oeca, - 39- \)fif/iLlv!NG Canes andCrntehtv. 1 '. •9 - L. B. WELCH & CO. • Doc 2,1865 . :* • * * 39^ SPLAYING CARDaS, ILriCrr,pue l . Nets, Che»s Men and. Boards, |l;:ck Gammon llbafriK Dtt?ftiln>*3 i [*CJrtklrtni , s : Gumc r ) ? , Ad., etc. i • . l. e, weuri.a VO,, ;De«rS?t86j ; Td^ Barrett, Fatf'k uE?” . j Bresby, Forman uT j.Y* ,T ‘« 1 Roatick, C v g7’ Boon, Joaeph A 2 Martin’ \l£ Black, William Mavra’’no 1 ™!* Brewer, Miar France* B Mur^i JL assi^TTSas;"^- aa?,*. ***• • ,J*wto»,Ira C — J'wnan, Mn8l . . Owea, AQ Dartin * ’U ropc.DH F«uia,*U, S ., . FonlanO.W W PoRtr, Mcrria Potter, J Q Carrier, Mr Cain, H" Carter, Mrs L -A Carywell, M L Canty, Mrs D E Chaffeh, Sergi S E Cook,-Mrs Ellen Childs abd Dyke. Cook, JoImx'M . Cost on, James M Cook, Mrs-EA Cudley, Wiuney Curtis, E L‘ Curry, Miss Emily E Dennis, Henry ‘ * Dickenson. IV E Smith, Dr JR . Smith, E B * Smith, Daaifl f, .Smith, Miss CsHtu, Shenaao. , Mrs*- 1 Soharr, Hear, J Scheeasis, Mis* EJh, 1 Shanks, Thomaa H Soott, Mrs ClarlMt S^ortar, Job. 1) * f«“«tf.r4. Hear, ShoppctwfcSB , Skinner, n •Skinner, Alford p Strickland, S fi Vaughn, J ED* (Sim Whitt DO .Ward, (I E Ward. II E wetharad, L 2 Votiojf. ThotauQ Voirar, lit J • Touaj:, Jacob - -Ttwng, MitUaaa L.*E. WELCU & CO. I <hi v. . - -r 39.;’ B(K)KS, . 'Si.'iri/CI. liOCKS, ’ ; SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS. . L E. VVEU.'H fit CO-. JJec 9IS65 : .r w .. 39 The Dat FiVt, pronosea in' the naat, n* ' VyniTK MAtL mTKDEBAL'l touiltrd 'out nT to surrender jtttblic clamor, it aspires . »E WILL ORDER R~NT'BOOK 'ppbiial^.iy^ejttitej State*.up!., utohUfAtaFor journals which p^S’ f »(BMhniie pHnch|ML E. WLLCII & Ca nor, it ntgures to r.o liigliethotmr than Pr tVc11 - gg** , 39 derers <'^11 pnrthJwlL'^K^giihja S^^'jusiFrecei vw, s-i!*.b w^SZSSISrw^^i.: ^ * t f.'pnLtn, are-MrivHei to erpsh tiu-oi. Tu jDAt-Boo*,orits arthatiutev TMa c*ucasiah, L,r fnurlotig nnd Woody years, kept tl,e flag of-State Rights.and C-mstltMtmnhUsbhrly flying, »t a .<re.it pe. umary Merilire, infew York, nnd at n tl„.e?t,m: Wlteuit had no taher joiinc.l to keep larntn;riny.' • It has not, therefore, hveo printed merelv to m ikV- mn- nev, but hh clitken rather to he right a,,,) „ j,|, ||„. / wpfcj'tan to court the t'nvor of clitjuea, and tic!, raurund corporations and a wrong witn the few, Jt tiiiEld have been better off pecuniarily, b*nt it u-»„M lave been sadly bankr.ipt in principle hpd it lakqn any oilier rourie. fit d->« lo, iiin'o compel If ton will, Slualdy rhomiStic nr Ali™”iuu lapi-rs, supported by p.,1,ties I fnndJ'mBliet). fnan ll,e ,¥*o(de, and ,t warruthe masses tliafWi. re are mun eo called Democratic papers engaged in the cone-J. .racy laaiamaap the bo.mit an .l jfn. w.a ..r the- tartu- yv ««l .industrial clas.-ba hvL'm fliViBrns and cT pda,and surrender the old Union and the old Ce tution totlte Mongrelisia. |t, therelure, calls utnu •II trpe men to stand-by it for an.aher yesfs hT),, with tin-Aholmnnmi*, nmni.p ntwl derera. TintDAV-BoLL ianravgener.il! Xu* PaarccTtd* o* Fuaacsics.—The perfection to which counterfeiting liitt Wcu carried"o?lIu 'i, atrnh as should iaduco orary man. purchasing' fMf.- ■ erameat aCchriticj to obtain them-pf men of charac ter alone, and (a record when they got thorn -with csra. The imitation of some of the SftO and $109 evidences of debt is a* perfect lhat even the expects, awl the authorities were decreed dt erst, and, after the minutest scrutinv, itould .only discover h'few part ofthe face til* liability to frauds and forgeries It one trf.Ai moatsenoue drawbacks to.the use of paper, and render* it desirable for us to get hack at Teaat io the pptional use of coin. Bui, in tho mean "time- the paper must in Home wof-he-wv -protected aa to b « «*«e|l Aiwte the pfokphUity of. beiaguoaet^tt. ed*. Xpe reglttercdgKind*, pa tbia acconat, n,' wall aa for Wet, in case of robbery, an getBhgto h* muob preferred, aorno of oar endowed iuititu- Uon*«re.gMUngthoir bonds ehangea-rramoounoog to registered, l'nvatt, capuajiets would do well to attend to Ihe earae lhlog. Then. i. v toomany w*,. «**/,ar*,prot«ot*d.-_f>«^ i m •apvr Oold.—This precious metal has been ditcorered i the - Jack Smith’’mine in Morgan county Ga. An old California miner pronounces it to be - ’voin sf*; “ ' ||| laths/mure. [Avyuita led at (HTMeitZ to thd North, the tlciuamf there not being 86 greaVanVn the other sect ions gj; thqcouutry. NEW -ADVERTISEMENTS. ELECT1C MAGAZINE;. litebati;re,»ciejice»sdaux *’i* rew X The Electic Magazine jp, as its name indicates, a *efc*r»Vw fttjm oiher. inrigaztncj bud periodical^— ^hett select fams are cart fully • made c?ich’month; Trot* tfce^nrtiw fattgb of lofefgn Fcriodicals: luthls respect i» is^mtirefy unlike aiJkr Wnr*/t«,nfifyi no rival. Toe following are sums of the works from Bxsase-u.-- k-<-*«-Sfa.. North British' Review, Bentley’s Mijrcellauy, Popular Seisnce KcvieW,' Coruhill Magazine, f Saturday Review^ _ FraseFs Magazine, 11 Leisure Hdur^ ‘ * * TempjpJByir^ Leisure Hour.. * j empip zj«r< i f t < Wcstmiusfor Keyicw, , Ch tuibcr’s Journal. . . Dublin Wlver’y’Alii^kzlnc,Edinburgh BeyieW, Art Journal, - J l/>ndon National lieview ,Tfe lmve^ilso arranged to secure choice from the Ffrist ri, GiFxMA.v r and ofnxff Coi l»jtB imuwu, 1 trsiiMatdd especially for and (t js hoped this new fcstqye will adff greatly to thV vsriely and value of the work., j fiMBEIaisHMENTau .,. Each number is etuheUshcci with- one or more’ Fjne Steel Engravings—portraits of cifii&cnt men, of HluairstRA 4»f AjirtlliiM^iesIMK. ISC Yolutiies'ccnimcnce in. January’arid July, of each' year; 'subscriptions cbdcommence with a«y‘ommW Tcicmst toper yc^rj SlusfeNppn*' bers, 50 ecuty. * Five CoplejT, fi^O, 7 The Trade, plergymen, Teachers, and’Clubs sup- plied‘Ton favorable terms. Address, * W. U BIDWBU.,-9, epelcmtui St.; H, T. Dccuubc| ~d., , l>6 J LE. WiTLCII. ri^llR Largest and best stock of Perfumery, Soaps, i .r*—»* i% .Brushes, aiul Toilet Articles, c«er offer- this Market. Fine BohemiaJfAind Gold Toilet Sets, Bohemian'vaiies, Order Cases, Phalon’s, Lobiu’t^ GUu’s and Wilson’s Extracts for Hadker- Cbiefs. • Fine Cologne, Pomades, Toilet rowders, Soaps, Pocket Books, &o:, A- 25 Geats to SS.OO ! PO C K-E r JF .K N I V JZ S . AVnSlettlioim-s I. X. L , Hedge,- send other ccle. hrnled^a^ui;*.. Kow lul, just iu.,, • ; . .. ' L. E. IVSKH,, Doc. 2.180.*. # - ‘ ' • op * Leading Democratic Weekly of U>! COCSTRT, aiiil. lm* , . The Largest 'Circulation of nny Pnbliahea, «h ti FAMILY atuCAQRlt.'ULTURAL JonmBl Expressly hr Cffnntry CtrcBlattoo, \V1TU I'JdLL UEl'CRTS OF ALL TUB NEW YORK'M.VRKliTS. UKI-CUI IK Aixusc*. One copy one y««r.. Three Agiieanne year.:.* "** Five tpipiea one year, and ,me to the eetVer V op ofJlte club.... . j;. j,(... >■ Ten copies one year, and - une to the gener} up ut the club.,.-. . > i Twetjly copie* iiMe year.. t, GOLD l’EN PREMIUMS!' T ISfiEiU) Oil, White Lead: great vnriety ecinreti „ JU Taints ground in oil and dry. Coach Furniture. 1 . hind Japan i antiahes. Sand and Emery paper. Paiut Rrurhe*.. Glaaa ... B3 op a 50 10 00 17 5(1 30 OO up rlubsf»r|8fi6 v< .. Jr ,. , Wv tup'do rtu trwlin" Every urstm tvluv kiu 4*»>3u**portvro» CutWcra, Bougiaa and c hate* ncfcnt ivinsllfy. L .aullu’triz^ ^tid irqucsled to - > : *' v xvtf act as agent and seiid'un st»bs<cri|>iihiii».. . . Address, grvlng ,^4nt, county ni.d Slate in full. UOitTON At CO., V ‘ K«-I fij Nassau SlrcHl, New York. Docen*b*T 2ml, 1M65. Eastman, James Eastman, James Easley, Alfred- Einstine, M Ellis’ TobitLa E . English^. Joseph Ellnis, Ilalj Ficcdiunn, Abraham Freedman, Maiieux Farmer,- Samuel Force^ Louis L Finch, E B vjtwy. J>i Thomas -Gee, John R Gartey, CajaGG Good,' Robert ’ Hartnett, Daniel ' Harden, Annua Hall* Wni A Hinson, Isaac Horton, Clifton , Hoycl, .Sutnuei 8 Hill, Annie B Hines, Mr? Roht E . Henderson, Rev Dr Howard, J J „ Hulday Su Sint ha, Ivey, W D Junes, Mr .*-»$ isj » e^jMwry please say .Vlveriistd. Mu> MARY J- R1CUARDS05, P.l e®- The public arc notified that poWan k~ issued prior to 1811, Internal Re,. sUopi, «Z, cat frutu old letter*, or .lamps cot freei ’i—jt envelopes, cannot bo roceired in poym, rflm. age, and lettera dropped into the poM-eSee i«v perly stamped, mil be lent to the deal Sue alfitt , Albany, Dec. 2, 1805. WINDOW GLASS. Emery, paper, to Older. ‘ • Lj E. WELC/T. . - 80-^ T) ECE1V ED' every week, from JL\ Ki^Tor-k. * Ayvr’s.-Cherry 1 Vectoral, Ayer’s Ague Cure, H.listing’s compound •Syrup of Naphtha,-Jacob’s t.’»»r»linl Brown’s. Essence Jamaica Ginger, Davis's Paift KilUr, Wistar>’Bul- som Wild Cherry, Mrs, IVipsWw's , Soothing Syrup, Cod Liver Oil, *B«own> Bronofiiar. Troches. Tnrrnnt’s an»i Thorn’s Extracts ofCubeUs, And Ciipuvin. Sttulhmbhrgera, Ayres’, Janes* Bran- preth’s. Mu!lino's, Murphy’s, Sir James Clark’s and ^chencU-a M f zudmkc I’iUs^ Mrs Allen’s lJair Be- sCqi'ativs, Mrs. Allen’s Jlnir ^yllobalsaiuuin. Wood's. Hair Restorer, Barbelm- a Hair Dvs, rimlon’s ilnir Dyo-««-.",H ic *, UandoUtiu, Pon.udva, Ox-Marrew. Hair Oils, Loan,. Ac., Ac. Trusses, Syringes of.all Albany, Dec. 2, 18<V». POPULAR DENTIFRICES. CUOZUDONT, OharoqaT, Tooth Paste. Orris Tooth OjSoap, TLoiapsou » YoozU ond Tooth l’ow- Plantation in Dou?herly Co, iojSSihS££ILuT. i /x ,NE of tit. beat l’(aStallone In Ihe county, u to J aotl, location and settlement; *even mile.from Jrany ; bat lately ecu ted, and every building new d all fenced ; re.idene. if eight room*, over.ccr> house, 'eleven negro houses, stables, barns houM.Mrew—every thing complete; fences all’ dereTT Albany ..Dec. 2; 18C5.^ -L» Ef WEfcCH. 0&— .riUClUc Old Stand, to Buy zo -*' it the best *•“ mulce, cattle, hogs, corn olecttpn crops. I wiU„„ „„ B xna-everythlng on the place „ it at«nda,^r 0 ne- Ibtrd cash—balance m one end two vcara,-iati,l pert of the crop in payment if desired’ * * Addrya* me at Albany. N. CRl’GKR. . 83-1 ta •Mule Stolen. Nth. night of 20th of November, from mylot I i2i! l •'« brown-colored RORSK J1U1M , c^Aib.byiWUiiaAsW T VVOi month® afier date application will be 1° Jl PiWorth 'Cfiiritf w . to sell |lii laud belcnning tslbecitits nf tv R. Harris, late of ssid cturniy, decM..' ^ ^ Dceptbcr^,^^'^ 11 ^'^- AT JAMES H. HILL’S STOREl .WEST SIDE MAIN STL Yon pan always, find tho Newest and©* Fashionable Dress. Go4. Of a'l kind.-*, to be hud in nny of the Northers ran* kf is. Our irtock is >elt*ctetl with care and taste, to that the most fuaihliuux cm be suited. WHITE GOODS, : : (Of all kinds) SWISS, JAnCKONET, •PAHLETOITS KAIKSOOX, *0., *C. t» ftaaiitic* and quantity to rant the deiwiakrfaar. Fancy Goods and Notions, , it- A aT* o* xfi kinds; sod in BOOTS AND SHOES, ' Ju r slack is complete, from the Brogan to fie W . 7 :~ GLOVE KII>. IN IIATS AND CAPS, I (Botli.Gentiomens* snd LiuhV^*,) we hate | .complete Oock, . Family Groceries, of all kimly And of the beet quality. W« have al*o a hujikl^ BF.B.’ Bl,iLNKE1S. XWIvieindErry.JJafacl.evtrjthinglohtkaW'M All of whirh we propose to eelltt the Very Lowest Market Prices. ALL WE ASK IS; A CALI. ‘ Jw - r Baiw, BswvtilvfMiii Albany, Nov. 351b, 186S. ity fbr family ust>. Albany, BcccjUbcr 2d, 18C5. ExecutrLf Sale aad Mt a ^HNhiATGRI)AY, the 9th December, I will soli *f pehlle outcry.»t Ihe Phttitelion of the Lie Ifflwvt II. Dt.nufos, dec'd, in Mitqhell cbtmty-thrw mile* itt.nih-oP N.-vrntn, eK the tifialmBle rirtuierlT faMUhJjw^Riuntjturq) • a>r-- at.lH'e xam* ii.ncVntf place’ tint^, thelMootaiS.0 lor the )#»r I««6, if.SS ranted,. It Iwa -too acre* of (real* exceUMt hfedln pti boo**’and fedloninraae. Ajpplv to James Baj-g. to tentje SUSAN D. DOUGLAS, December 2nd, 1865—8931* W-i' Oraps Actiko So*. Asrr. Co**Bstwu. ] B.uttEAjadk Karoocis, Fkeedhik A A u *'| ‘ ; * ^S^L' ^Nov. a iw* r General Order,No- lX - - - : ' *' ^Ajl jin cornpliahce .with Special Order No. K Br**J T iquartera Art. Asst, Cnin’iir. State of Geqjf'L!. 1 su-tno'cliarge of all iftauen ieluinB'toUieS* ,, ‘' K-iDia^^’Alb.^-—I Aey havea«guo» 0 toedil^r«!lj {GS1<)N Newton, Nov. 35,1865. •