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Libertas et HS3"atale Solum.
ALBANY. GEORGIA. JANUARY 5. 1869.
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Dr*. Cromwell & Connolly
HAVE REMOVED
any Seal-Week.
TO the second story of Welch’s new Iron-
Front Building. Entrance on Broad street.
In our absence, leave your message on the
slate.
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landldates $6.
not to ex-
Jno. L. IIardbi.
N. A. HARDEE’S SON & CO.,
C£R(X)QQce)lei OPaacsttqDnpso
And Goneral Commission
Merchants,
(Houck Kstarmhiied in 18.10,)
NO. S STODDARD'S UPPER RANGE,
BAY STREET, s SAVANNAH, a A.
Liberal Advances made on consignments t'or
^1g!^CTrar8^ann>h, will
be ealwd on 1 ‘
them, lo
... o nllowed
merchnnis in
uu when the Editor needs money
.fit of buslnese llborality will always
I |^i bllU.will bo duo on preson-
Tbere wlttbo to eonening of thoso prices
Legal AdverUccnmiits.
lery 4f‘
laoh lory
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ffllaUoafet WI*M of Adnlaiotratlon.
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eiloa for dtsm'n from Adm’n...
0—dlonsttlP..--
•• loovo to Mil land
Moo old lo foreo’-oeo mortgages prsq.
t&dm&SSXJX.
Eale* to perfeeleervice in divorce cases 10 00-
All legal advertisements must be acoompo-
li*4 by cash, or will not appear,
fwtfljf LaK, &Wbj Administrators, Ex
ecutors or Guardians, are required by law to
he held on the tret Tuesday in the month, be
tween the hours of 10 in the lorenoon and 8
ta the afternoon, at the Court House in the
county in whioh the property is situated.
6 00
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tho onto of personal property
tainted
Ice manner 10 days prerloua
published monthly rot ..
UblUklng loot paper., for thei tall opaoo_of
fdhtba month o—for oom
oompclling titles from K*
or Administrators, whom bond baa
boon given by tho deceased, the full epaeo of
three mcedhs. **
PnUknllone will alwaye be oanttaned no
Ml w. /
Metioo to the debtors and onditors of an cs-
mast also bo pabllehad 40 daye.
Hoe that application will bo made to the
i^OrdliMkry Cpr leave to sell land, etc.,
WpulmEoatWo months.
Alone for letters of Administration,
llanihlp, ate., must bo published 30 day*
dismission from Administration, month-
i months—for dismission from Guardian-
«*NBw
Courts In the
r, 8d Monday in May and November ;
fmm MftfatdigilnMaroh and September;
Decatur, 4th Monday in April and October ;
*' ^ * Moaday la '
June and Decern
iy~in March and Septem
ber: Mitsbell, 2d Monday in Maroli and No-
veaber; Bumter, 2d Monday in April and
Oeteher; Worth, 8d Monday in April and
Commiaaioti Merchants.
salo in Northern or lturopcan ports, and will
hold Cotton for Plantcv* at Cheap rates of
interest.
8cpt 22 Cm
T. a. nirsr t.ii. Joiinhton. o. c. loukktt.
Rust, Johnston &, Co.
Cotton Faotors,
WAKE-IIOUSE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
ALBANY NEWS
JANUARY r>, 180il.
Oonsimnnionts Solicited.
OFFICE
Discount and Deposite.
Collections attended to and remittance
PROMPTLY MADE
ALBANY, (iEOKUA.
Juno 6th, 1808.
EUllAR L. Ot'KUAllll. KDWAUU I.. IIOLl'OMHE.
GUERARD & HOLCOMBE,
COTTON FACTORS,
-AND-
Gen’l Commission Merchants
No 5 Stoddard's Lower Range, Bay, at.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Liberal advance* made on consignments,
Aug 21 Gtn
THE E, CARVER GIN,
LI UMI I Lll U I ll|
MANUFACTURED BY T1IE
E-CARVER COMPANY,
HAST BBlDftBWATSA MASS
The OlllUe:—It is a vttxed problem
with country pnbliahora, how to inako
tho outside of a paper attractive. It
is hero that their skill and tasto with
tho scissor* aro mainly illustrated •
and to tho ftVr columns usually devo
ted to reading matter, tho loader is
invited to leasts ol literature scienco
and tho aits,—agriculture and tho pro*
giess of industrial pursuits; yet most
renders turrt first to The loaded columua
on the inside to see what tho editor ha*
to say, and to allay tlieir thirst for tho
last sensation.
Wo design, ns soon as we got fairly
under way, to make tho outside ol tho
News sparkle and glow with tho wit,
genius, aud wild productions of tho
best authors and most brilliant para
grnphistsof tho times, and to give to
these columns such interest as will ro
]icvc the inside oi some of the pressure
from our advortising patron*.
In addition to extract diimry fare
making selection* of r- .'inn matter,
wo shall, as wo do to-dny, locate many
of our most important advertisements
in the outside columns, and we now
announce to patrons generally that it
thov neglect to look into these columns
they will see hut one side ol the pic
ture.
As proof of the old adage—“great
minds run in tlm same channel,” we
copy and adopt the following para
graph 1mm tlie Macon Telegraph,
which must have been written "about
the hour we were penning “The out
side,”
On tub Oi'thidb.— 1 The pressure ot
new advertisement* throw* most oi
our matter, originalaod selected,-upon
tho outside. Advertisers dislike an
outside seat, but it suit* us exactly.
It is airy, comfortable aud affords
fine prospect of tho oountry as wc jog
along; and besides all that, it gives a
fine cliuncc to chat with the driver
which is not to ho despised. Wo have
a notion to engage all the outside Heats
on this concern? and in that way give
every other passenger a snug comfort
able birth on tho insido where ho can
dose and sleep, whilo we chat, smoke,
and learn tho news ami see tho coun
try
rpHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES GREAT
pleasure in introducing (his GIN for tho
patronage of the planter* of Georgia. It baa
a reputation of Thirty Yearn’standing in the
Western Cotton State*, aud is a general favo
rite in that nocliou. It cannot be excelled
by any gin in tho world—in superior to ineny
and i* GUARANTEED^
TO DO FIRST-CLASS WORK.
swrpaased by none:
DO l
FBIOH :
FOUR DOLLARS ($4 00) per SA , CA8H
or its equivalent.
TheE. CARVER GIN for Horse Power ban
never been sold In this State before.
RUST, JCHNSTON A Co,. Agents.
41 tf -Albauy, Ga.
ORUGER & 00,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
“‘.'TT 1 ' ‘Ja.BANY.OA:
Wiu give prompt attention to any business
* ‘ i&.aU’the Courts ol Dough-
JK eatu "
[arch 19th 18 ly
Have For Sale REVENUE STAMPS.
Fiaotionai Cnrrenoy, convenient to pay Freed-
men off with Ac.
Deo. 8th-8mos
•• I. WEIGH?.
L. P. D. WARREN
ANDREW BATES, I
Representing the house of
BATES & COMER.
COMMISSION aMERCIIANTS,
Savannah Gboioia,
WRIGHT & WARREN,
attorneys at law.
ALBANY, CM
^yiu.pra'SS' in the acvrnt) jUotirls of
iwa*4 Equity in tiiin State and tho
p United.Slates lor tty?
iirci' ' Ju “ mm188i6n
Aiwy, Nov. 18,1886. —37
I B NOW PREPARED to make liberal
cash Advances on COTTON, at moder
ate rates of interest, shipped to Savannah,
Haw York or Livmpool,
Can be found at DRAPER & WHITE’S
Warehouse 92 tf.
medical oards.
HAnDEMAN 4 SPARKS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
it.'
A Pope,
OA
Macon. On-
-c«o-
To the Planters
• -Ob-
Middle and ■Southern Georgia.
FOR TWENTY YEARS we have served
you, we believe faithfully. Our success de
pends upon your prosperity ; hence we have
sealouily sought to promote your interest
and advanoe it by ovary means in our pow
er. As Commission Merchants we again ten*
dor you our ssrvice*, at our old stand, whioh
lute witheiood the fletnee of e burning .ftunr.
(thereby proving It* eeourity), aud where we
hope to merit the eery liberal patronuge al-
Ills NotSa.
Tlw llepubliaAn |ia(ion» of Guorgia,
in keeping with their ouitom, nre on-
ilcavoring to palm off tt iin, ami inako
somebody hcliovo that lo the election
of General Grant tint people of this
Stato aro indebted tor tho peace and
good feeling that prevail between the
white and colored races. If to that
oauso is attributed our tranquility and
tbo docility of tho negro, may we not
ask if the logic is exhausted before it
reaclios South Carolina, Tennessee, and
Arkansas,and tbo Ogseebee?
Tho trutli is, the (access ot
tho Radical ticket for the Presiden
cy liad nothing to do wUk tho pacifi
cation of affairs in Georgy tkreo oth
er great ovents conspired^to open tho
eyes of tho colored people, break up
tho leagues, sileneo cupel-baggers
and tranquilixe disturbing elements.
Tho Camilla riot first checked tho mad
spirit of the fiends, anil set the‘negro
to'thinking seriously of his future.
Next came tho 48,000 majority for
Seymour, which reversed the sweeping
tide of fanaticism and proclaimed the
supremacy of tho white race; and last
but not least, ulkvkn iiundrkd an»
thirty majority for the Ilemocniry
in the Augusta charier election closed
up tho business and gave scalawag,
oarpcl-hag, and negro pretentions their
quietus.
These tlirco historic events,-and not
the election of Genoral Grant, gave lo
Georgia peace, and to her industry so.
ctirity and protection. It is a base ef
fort to deceive on tho part ot the knav
ish and falsifying Press of tho Radi
cal Party, to say that wo are indebt
ed to Republican sources and successes
for any of tho seeming blessings the
present respite from stnfo brings us.
To the success of Democracy, and tho
strong, atorn, defiant will hf the peo
ple are wc indebted, and being in*
debted to ourselves we will neither be
ungrateful nor falter in our fealty to
the spirit that led ns.
T« the True Hearted People of fieor-
Rla-
Again we come before you to plead
tho cause of our imlmi isd dead. As
you may know, the Legislature oi 1800
made a small appropriation, and np*
pointed us trustees of tlm funds; to bu
ry the dead of Chioaiimugu ami along
llio line of Sherman's march to Allan,
ta, aud to gather into a common rest
ing placo tho remains ol those who
were not under llio protecting care of
local mnmnrial assoeivtious. For this
purpose the citizens ot ‘Marietta gave
us a beautiful site immediately on the
railroad, into which, with our limited
mourn, wo lidvo removed over twolvo
hundred bodies Hundreds still ro*
main uneared for in the neglected
oorners and roadsides, ami llio battle
fields whore they toll, to lie trampled
hv tbo beasts ol the Hold or turned over
bj the plowshare. Another small ap
propriation was made by the last
Legislature—too small, however, to
continue, with any hope of success,
great an undertaking.
The General Government lias spent
millions on tho Federal comotcrics of
Marietta and Amlorsonville. The hum
blest colored soldier who died in the
Federal service, has a well guarded,
beautiful aud cosily resting place,
marked with slabs of purest marble;
towering monuments attest the gratis
tmlo of their Government, while our
noble heroes nre still left in silence
and neglect. Shall this disgraceful
neglect continue, or can we get such
aid as will enable us, with tho opening
spring, to place them all in consecrat
ed ground ? May wu not liog tho aid
ol every Georgian 1 Can tnVy contin
ue deaf to the cry of their hucoflined
dead V Will not. their friends and
neighbors aud comrades, in the glori
ous cause for which they fell, seo to it
that their hones iio longer moulder, un
eared for on the hill side ? Wo nek
not for gradul.walks, nor iron railings,
nor manilu slabs, nor Heaven pointing
monuments. Wo know that Geor 1
giaus will educate their suns lo give
all this in llio future, blit wu do nsk
lor them uoi/> nn untrodden grnve, for
suroiy that is little enough for tho
most lowly; can it ho refused to those
loved martyrs, who for our honor, onr
homes, our flag, our all that was dear
dear to us, risked their lives, nml foil
wlicru bravo men lovo to IoIIt-oii llio
battle field. That our cause was lost
was suroiy not their limit, nor lias du.
font lessoned our obligation to thorn,
then, in tbo name of humanity, and iu
behalf of Georgia’s honor, wo appeal to
you as Georgians, ns Southern men and
women, to finish this work, and to the
pcnplo of overy community in thin
Slate to romombor these men died de
fending your right to worship God no-
cording to tbo dictates of your own
conscience, nml wu earnestly ask each
l’astor to act as our ngcul in bis cliargo
lo reooivo aud forward to us for this
work.
As another means to the accomplish,
inont of thfa object, by our earnest so-
lioitationa, a small party of tlm ladies
of your Stato, whole sealed, country
loving woman, lmvo consented, for tbo
beuefit of this special work, to given
series of concerts in tlm principal cities
oftbe Stale, and thoreby aid to wipe
out the record of Georgia’s ingratitude,
ns it now stands forth in tho dishonored
graves, and in tho name of tlm mourn*
mg ncarts of tho land wo thank tlioin.
Muh.OhasJ. Williams,
Columbus,
Miss Mary J. Green,
Itcsnca,
Trustees G. M. Association.
Gossip about Upper ttrorgla, Kir.
Tho Mneou Telegraph of the .'HHh,
says: Major Hums, Into Comptroller
General aud now Senator Irom the
Floyd District, wns in our office on
Monday. The Major brings n good
report Irani Floyd. Hu says it is
teeming with abundance ami every
interest of the county is looking up.
Land is iu demand ill twenty lo forty
dollars per acre. Immigration is
coming in rapidly. Romo now num
bers six thousnml people, ami we spec
ulated as to the probability that she
would in a tew years, lie life largest
Interior town ill Georgia. Corn was
so abundant that at distances from,
tbo railroads it bad been selling as
low ns thirty cents a bushel. Coal
was worth by retail twenty-live cents
per bushel. Money was quite plenty
nml trade brisk. The railways had
put the city in cheap and easy com
munication with tlm vast coal and
iron deposits of that region, ami they
wero looking forward lo hegiuning
shortly a kind of Southern I’itlsbiirg.
Speaking of llio upprnnehing session
of llio Legislature, Major Hums was
of opinion that 'll would simply pass
a resolution, disavowing any purjiono
to violnto llio Reconstruction policy
of Congress, and proposing to submit
tlm eligibility question to jitdicirl nr
bitrnnient, and then adjourn, leaving
Congress to provide for the succession,
it it desires lo do so.
CRUG Eli & C0-,
BanRors,
Will tin a Urtorni
l'lio lino session of Mum. 11. I„ Minin,Wn
Hoarding nml Day Hriinoi. for Young Lu-
ilii-M vrill commence on Momtay, January lltli
lWt!»,, iiiulcr MU|»eriiiiemlence of the Her
Duvrc, Hector ol Mi. Ucotge’N cliuroli.
-•Inch Departtiunil in liMcil wiili competent anil
xpcricucuil Teacliei-H; nml every mennn
wi ‘ ‘ * * “
"Grant an Aclakox.”—A U-le
graphic dinpaich, giving tin* runnll ol
llio election of lYoaiilont ot the Uni
ted States, was received by tw
Americans dining at Luxor, in Upper
Egypt, on the evening of Friday,
November 0th, the third day alter the
event. The following is a literal
rendering ot the Arabic verson
which the important intelligence was
transmitted by tho Egyptian tele
graph from Alexandria to Luxor:
“The hour of its date:—21 hL o!
Iiogib, on Friday.
“Its contents:—Gen. Grant lias
been named Uresidont, to-xvit: Head
of tho Sheiks. And Aelafox lias boon
named second President.”
THE
M.
BAHN]®
Proprietor.
Pino Streoti Albany^ Goorgia.
-(0)-
Having recently completed thin lloitse, and
put it in condition for the accommodation
guests, the l’ropriolor piodgea Itin onrui-al <
clci
•r
Way* given u*.
The *alo of ootton
- U our specialty,.. Wo
flalUr ourselves non* «an txcel us. To old
friBndi we return thsaks; lo n.w oaei, try
ub. we will try to plsw *»“• ■
Usual accommodatiouti gireo to enable you
to BRke a or*p. hakDBMA.V, J*.,
O. O.-SFAHtS.
Jan. 1st—timos.
Tub Macos Joubmal & Mksseb-
ueu, on the 1st made it*, appearaaoo
largely incyesstd and much improved
iu every rospcct. If the other talk* la
the State wonld patroniw tkrir press
as well as Maoou does, they o#nld
have papers like her two tnt|
Dailies.
Biuillr aad Economy of F«(4
Slack.
It is not every person that is awaro
of the economy involved in feediug
stock in a certain manner aqd provid
ing them with certain surroundings.—
All animals require more food when
oxjiosed to cold, particularly cold com
billed with moisture, aB fog, rain or
sleet, anil for the reason that the con
stant and renewed conlaot of oold nir
and moisture abstracts from llmir sys
tems a largo amount of calorie or ani
mal heat has to bo suppliod or furnish-
cd to tho animal either by the food it
roceivcB or by tho combustion ol its
own Intty constituents; licnco stock so
exposed, even with a fair allowance of
food tor tbo pnrpoao ot fuel to gonernlo
animal heat, burns up and exhausts
its fat, and thereby appoars shriveled,
weak an4 inanimate, and indisposed
to locomotion. It hns, apart from
scientific reasoning, been proved by
experiments that animals protoetod
from cold and wet, by having warm
dry shod* and sleeping quarters, with
a southern aspect, ana open to tho
rays of tho sun, require much less
food, and will present a healthier and
better condition npon uoarly one half
tho food they require under circum
stances of exposure. JPho manner of
f irescnting them with food is of vast
raportauoo. Food given warm, by
being boiled or dissolved in soma hot
liquid, in far more efficacious. In tho
S rst placo the food is more notable in
in gastric jnioe, and secondly, tlio
calorie or boat oontained in tho warm
liquid acts aa a powerful stimulant to
to tho entire animal system. Apart
from adding to the stock of animal
heat whioh the animal already poMSM-
os, it also promotes especially the dl-
djstivs functions, and through that in
sures the complete and easy assimila
tion ot alt Llio food tho animal may
haws taken.—Exchange.
eavorH lo give pat infirm.»n. 11 in room* nr
largo anti well vonliUti-il ; his laMo hIiuII I
coiiHtanlly aupplieil with llio ho«! llio tiiarki
afl'onlR, ami hi* nervonl* hIiuII always •
prompt, polite ami attentive.
Bid?- A Hack in niwnyx at llio Depot on tin*
arrival of trains, lo convoy papsonttea to llio
House, and every convenience and comfor'
dcsiraldo is guaranteed.
MYIUCK EARN KM.
I’roprielor.
Jan 1—tf
BRICK MASONRY
_TlIE*ub*criber is prepared to do all kinds ot
Brick Work & Plastering
at short notice ami on reasonable terms,
solicits a share ot public pairnnngc
WAAO J. JIIUNSON.
Albany, On., M»v 29th. 18— ^
' HERE
kind*
I inako and keep on hand nil
S. W- HENRY’S
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY
UP STAI11K,
IN THE
OLD FLAG BUILDING,
[J ACKSON STUN NT,]
Near Host &. Johnston’s
OLD WAREHOUSE.
w
Cabinet Furniture, Mattresses
Ohairn. See*.
All order** for
CABINET WORK,
MATTRESS EH,
REPAIRING! FURNITURE,
RE-CANING CIIA1RH,
UPHOLSTERING and
RE-0AN1NG SOFAS
TeU * Teto Easy And Rocking Chair*
Promptly and faithfully don e at such price t
*nit the time*. I willengago to make
OLD FURNITURE
look nearly as good a* new, if not be ter ia
point of COLOR.
Send in your orders and I will
Warrant Satisfact ion,
References, those I have worked for.
TOWNS’ HOTEL.
In tho hualnoaa pyrtiOnVil tha City,
Brfoft Btrotet,
, ’Aibsoy
1 IAN KINO mfHLNKSH
In all its di-iaiU,
Buy nnri Svli B\OUANGi:,
IHukr ('oll«'4'ii«Hi<u t
Huy Cotton on Oidet*,
Make Libcr.i! A»1 vsim***** on rtlTTOH Mliippod
our fvii'tid-4 in Haviinnnli, New York, or
Liverpool,
Purchase Phnlullous.W.. on Order,
A. .1 TOWNS,
:\ ; Lo
'
11 nvo For Mule
rrhwn-: stam/'s,
FRACTION A l. CURRKXC1’ (HnuiN liilh),
iSl('l\ IU. t\C.
oung Ladies' Boarding Sctioo 1
Griffin, Goorgia,
H avimi takt.n oiiAkaK of Ur nkw
Hotel, formerly oucnpieil*by Mr. Htqb«
•id, Imving engaged tint Services of Mr.
A. M. Walihin, formerly ef the lire wn House,
Maeon, (in., who is, iu every way*, compe
tent, l will endeavor, by close attention lo
tho wants of mr guests. In continue to merit
the nalronvgo so liberally bestowed op my
proueeesHor. .. - - ’
There will In- an Oiiuillm* a» tPd Depot, lo
convey passengers lo the Hotel.
A* J. TOWNS. , •
N. R. -I have for Rent, under tho above
named Hotel, Two No. I Mtore-rocxxs, also n
good dwelling house in u doeimhTe part of
the Elly. . ,
A. JA T.
ocl 13 tf (4
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II he employed it* luniiitnin u Young Ladies
school ot a high onler.
The Musical Depart incut, under the con
trol of l’rot, Henry Mehoellcr (tissisl. Hupi.)
oilers extra iiiduueiiiPiilH to iiiuhIu hoIioI iis.
The school being in session nearly all
e Hummer, Parents or Huni-dinns ical
ling in unhealthy localitii •- may hero lind a
Icasant Home fur their Daughter* or Wards
luring the aiokly heuMMi. Charge* moderate.
’lreuhu>, toiilaining lull pailh-ulart., sent
ii application.
REFER IJNCKM:
The ID Rev.I W lleekvulh. I* D . Macon, Ga.
The Rev M Ijciiodiol, Mavanuali, "
J U Rone, Est|.. Grilliti, ••
iliulgollensttii Itolierls, •• ••
J T Hanks, M !».,
(icn It II Anderson, Mlitleshnig, Mo. Cn.
Hon II I. Pinckney, •• •• ••
llev I'liarle* W Thomas. Atlanta, Ut-oigla.
T M Daruall, M D., Grilliu. ••
M J Daine.l,_M_lL, 1L ••
Deo 1H — I hi
Tlio Promium Water Drawer,
THE CHEAPEST
MOST
or
BROWN’S HO 1 ]
oi>w».ttc mix oN.ua.
K. tf. UKIIWN 4 NON, I'roprieters..
T his wgll known house i».
been refilled ami repaired, and is now
one of the NKATEMT HOTELS iu the Stale,
ami tlio most convenient iu tho oily. The
Hotel is supplied with everything the markets
afford*.
Macon, Sep..21 1807 J 104.0m
!
•d
;i‘-i
NOW opening
BS- ,1
..■jaL.at
Under the sign of "lleaibiiuriarh” in
Town s ltlock, consisting in purl of 26hid* of
apple*, from 6 in 7 dollars p»r Mil Laguirru
aud llio Collet), 60 sks of llour, Mnperlino to
Family, Mall, Maekerel,'Fish, Oytlvr*, Har-
•lines, Clu-eso, Sugars of all grade*, Soda*,
Pepper, Ginger, Tohamm, Powder and Shot,
Uiiiilliiii*, llrooniH, Oil MhadeH and Wall pa-
per, and many other ueeeasury and useful
arlieh'H.
Hull at ‘'lleudtpiarters" and givo tho young
man a trial
W. W. MilACKILFORD-
HM law I w
PIANO TUNING.
A. A. Clark, formerly of Augusta, respec-’*
" ‘Imliy n
THE
—AND—
UlllUnisU INVENTION
TIIK I'M!
REGULAR OLD OAKEN RICKET,
ROPE AND WINDLESS. .
Any cliild tliat can earry the water from
he well can draw it as readily ns a gtflwn
person — Helurii* into Hie well without a
IIKVOI.I'TION OF TIIK \VIN HI.KNN.
•’•illy iiiiiioiiiiuoh to the cilireii* of Albany ami
vioiuly, that he is prepared to Tuiio auti Re
pair Pianos in Hie neatest, manner. He 1*
also prepared to furnish I’utnnt, Chunk and
1‘arlor (Iri/an* to order'
Second hand Plano* taken in exchange, at
a fair valuation. \
Order* loft at Mcvttr* L. E. Welch ft'CV*
Htoiks ore will meet with prompt aiioution.—
Refer* to Mr H. W. Henry, Col (1. W. Styles,
Col. J. L. Knight or piht>r* from tha Ueigh-
Vorliooil of AngUHla.
HH 3 u.
AGENTS
IIUCHliT IMITIKS ITNEI.ri
rnnnot hurt n eliilil, un.I i.uhihl, ehiokru
ami lut priuir.
KVKIIV WHU. AND C’lSTKRN
OUGHT TOIIAVHONKI!
.V,
1
Como aud hoc it work.
TIKW. A.
At the '
I-!. EVANS,
News” Oflice.
Albany, Ga.
Or abnmralulon fwm whiek Hrioe'tks-^ *
amount can be made by Mlllng the ». .
■fcATBHT IMPROVED
UOIU 1808 8E88E
Family Sowing Machine,
PIICIB $IH,00.
For Circulars and Term* adilren*
ii IBOWBK8 Sc €O f
320 South Thin/ Street, Vhkhdetphia, J‘a.
To parties desiring to hold
Ootton.
He
I urn prepared lo ship Cotton to Liverpool
advancing one half market value, have it hold
any reaboiiahte 1 imo at small cost in safe
liaiid*, and order prompt mile bv Telegraph
whenever desired l»j owner*. Till* compares
favorably with rislc on plantation or axponao
of holding in American cities ; for inHlanoe,
Interest in Liverpool is only tiro (6) per coni
per annum, Insurance about, one per cent per
annum, Storage about twelve (12) cent* a
hale per month.
Commissions it brokerage being the Hume
us 111 this country. M-rc liberal advance*
where union are not rent riot oil as to time.
Similar arrangements for sal.) iu Northern
Ports will lie made on best lerinn practicable.
Consignments solicitnl fur sale hero or, ship
men! as above.
HENRY DRYAN,
(Late of Hu van IIaiitriimik & Co.,)
Savannah,
Un.
out 29 If
Insure Your Life
In the Mississippi Valley
Life In’s. Co.,
of
KENTUCKY.
AH kind* of Lifo A Endowment I'oliolei
iflsuod.—Endows children al (ho ago of 10 or
12 and pay* tlio policy at the ago or 18,21, 26
Ih should it occur prior).
NOTICE
Stockholders Meeting-
There will be aspeoinl meeting of the Stock
holders of llio South Georgia and Florida R.
II. Co., at Thomaaville, on Tuesday the 12lh
of January 1800. A full representation is
desired a* tiiiHiness of importance i* to ho
trammeled.
Ry order ol the Board,
P. S. BOWER,
See. & Trcas.
or 80 (or at dealt
No Restriction on Travel or Renidrnee or or-
inflation,—Stcnui Boat or R. R. men charged
no more than others—all health!/ moil, women ft
children charged tho same (if the name age)
—AH Police* iion-forfeitnblo and incoatontn-
Ido.
Thirty nay* grace given on all Renewal* of
’olioiCH.
The protit* aro cquitahiy divided among all
the IiiHured, and these profit* or Dividend*
will lie loaned (if desired) wi adranre, by flirtf-^
ply acknowledging the Receipt or it—not hav
ing to give a promisor// note an other Cotnjuiniet
rer/uire—for which only li per ct ample int. ii re
quired to he paid at the end of the gear—not in
advance an all other Companiee require.
Tar to went rates of 1 if.n, are. rha.ged, conn's}
lent with n.i iri g, and the insured are not lialAe to
attessnunt under any eircumetancea, eutd *s all the
nurjdun of the Co. afttr paging lasses fte an re
turned to the itmur-d by wag of ilaidend*—(t
that loaned in advance) it i* evident that
cheap*r /unitranee can he had in tks Masmie of
mag other similar institution !
Tho growing popularity of this nubatanlial
' mon is air*
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
Southern Institution is already evinced by
the fact thnt score* k hundred* of the
Soul hum people have insured in Hie Company. -j—
Among whom are many eminent Statesmen, ir
Lawyers, Divine*, Physician* ft Planter*—
Apply at once for jf policy 10
Judge Wm. 11 WILDER, agt. at Albany Ga.
Rev. JNO. L. UNDERWOOD, Cuthbert, Ga.-
nOIILI»l8GS AND BRACKETS
Ready-Made and Bash Glased.
Capt. J. M. MACON, Eufuala, Ala*
Col. .* -
•ALL KIND* OK—
HOUSE
On hand, and for sale,
BEADSTEADS
MEAT SAFES,,
WARDROBES,
TABLES, ^
WASII8TND8, ETC
N. B. Turning done to ordor. Ho-
member, up stairs in the old flog build-
” 8 ' 8, W. HENRY.
Albany, Ga, January 11th ly.
We have tried our aeed and know
will eoate np.
b.E.*n.E. WELCH.
(boy
ORNAMENTAL, LOTT ARE,
AND STORE
Work done lo ordor in the bc»t and Infest
fllylo*.
House and Kitchen Furniture
rioiuing, Sawing and Turned Work, Counter*
Table*, aud Stool* for Store*.
Repairing of all kind* done cheaply,
With diapalcb; Pend or call,at Factory,
‘ lt*a Slree*
of Third Street, on
Wharf Street. Macon, Ga-
OttEENVILLfiWOOD.
JGty 17 6 mo. •
r
JOEL W. PERRY, Blakoly, Gm 1
JAMES N. WEST, Bainhridg/Oa.
A. V. SI'ILLER, Tallnhauce, Fla.
nov. 17 3m.
and
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