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ftofessionnl cards, of the usual moucai
dtmuislous, luscrtcd nt $15 j»er annum, or
fft p«r quarter. Aunouncinj* CnndldatwdLV
Obituary and Marringo Notices, uut to ox*
leei 1 square, fros.
I Transient advertisements must bo paid in
dmnot»ot{nf golXcgkl •Advertiftehienl s' wiU
• ejMuLftWoitM^WOcf •uUmrir.ing them, to
rhjm Tfe&iolinbln per cent Will do tillhwed
>r the security. Established merchants in
lbany,Maoon, Atlanta and flavattnali, will
• called on when th^ EditoV needs money, 1
id a spirit of business liberality will always
• indulged; but bills will bo duo on presen-
llion. -- r.-., a>
There will be no softening of those prices
lit Prog gjto.
NEWS
Solum.
65 Per Annum
ORGIA, JANUARY 29, 1869.
& MAYER,
lesalo and Retail
Dealer in
Goods and Grocorios.
The Atlanta illemorial (omert.J
V Tire Constitution sayathii momor
concert iu Atlnntn was a prodijm,
success, and concludes a long l. j
with the following :
' Hilt liio crowning excellence V...,
“Attld Itobin dray,” hy litre. (*gd. p
who electrilied the amlienee, a« slto‘
Uirdwing iiscnao feeling into lit, pa?'
IbviAance, seemed to be the living |ioij it
sonalion of tho wife of -‘Anld ftobif XlSicit »r Umunties Sr)’(>ooil<,
Gray," who, while sho still dung tTNoliuiis, I'Miicy Omuls, Ctollllilg,
limn remembrance ol Jamie her tlnil.ndiu*’ and Gniits’ Fueni.liiiig
love, did not forget her duty In hi,neoo.ls, Huts, lloolo mid Nltooa,
to whom she had given her hand. TiBduller and Uracerie..
•mblory evidence.) their ulerisnro
llieir hearty llpphuisc, and sho e
hack and sang a little gem “At J-
elork in the morning.” Vlie Aria fret >pp|(yTs
4 Bpcctnl Miration in milled to hi. large
■took «r
AMI DOMESTIC GOODS,
On to* Otrrain*.—Our “lightning
hodulo” is growing so popular that
erybody wants to travel with ns.
finish for seats iuside, on this trip,
tesustorido outside. Wo “nO-
it the situation" oheerfnlly, however,
1 shall carry along cold.proventivcs,
d other comforts lor pick-ups along
tho belter reconciled
tho “situation” from tiio reflection
;uanos, circuses, menageries,
livorys and nil sorts of tatrious
g,o inside; and though
Olflaiilep,groceries, confer.
Irits and purfutneries, We
i monied merchants, bankets, ho-
‘ horse "medicines, buggies and
is, literature, dry goods, jewel-
i-seeing and life insnrnnoe—
wo raanngo the “lightning”
lihe, and can drive whithersoever
or fun slmll point. So, here
i—the horn "toots—and wo arc off
State Orm-nns Uneoirrs.—Mr.
II, Comptroller General, will please
ejit our thanks for a copy of his
) Ajpirfjon tho taxes and iinanees
i Stato, from August 11th, ISOS,
| January 1st, 1SI19.
Iaj, E. U. Walk Kit, Master of
sport||5*n'o\thu W. <fc A. Kail-
J, also has our thanks for the atinu-
reports of tho ofliccrs of that road.
i t—
blNATOlt IIll.l. F.UI.S TO ukt tx: Dis-
lies from Washington City unnoncu
io Judiciary committee have rc-
' adversely to Joshua Mill's sp
oil fora seat in that respectable
august body. Tho rejection of
Senators will oauso but little grief
I Georgia: Democracy could iiO,<(
t but little from them if ttiey were
l and they linyy long since been ta.
od by the seals and negroes. 11
i serious signification, however, and
Ithe
ran (*oo dit)
Consisting of
/'/.VI! FRKXCfl
Nonna. “Casta Diva” a wake nod
most intiMiHe onthuhisismin the in-tfu^
of u!l present. Tho frost of ago ih»..
loti under its nitiffiu influence, and* -
tjr.ivo united with the gay in aw
ing her an unpreoedented trinfrii Jj
Seldom, if ever, has iifdllen to tl»#Q ar ?^ A ' > '
ppearing before the jmblic. t «
receive such uuhontided evideiiaF'i
high appreciation. Davis’ ThCfrVe •.
groanori henenth tho weight of tltal^uip or THE LATEST STYLES,
plause. .Mrs. Ogdi n returned nuAjM
knowledged thoeompllment, buivAj - 1H '* nrK ° ,y, " c!i ° r 1,00,8 nM '* She
slid not satisfy the audience, and t. * jmrelutml <tirt-ell:i f,-omtlo- Miinufiicturers.
mi-: a /.v os,
of olio appearing before the j»ublic jt ^ pop/JXS, KMPKKS8 CLOTH,
fiRLAlXRS \r., . •
untfl after she had sang “Ttvas witNF
a mile of Edinhoro’ town” and “Oofl
ins thro’ tho Rye,” did it appease t,l
cravings ol their musical appetite. \
The voice* of Mrs. Hines and $Ih} ‘
Howard blended together hi sweot a#
cord Jit tho vocal duet “Alpine Mod
ning.” f
ml Kxqi/
•lion:
in Virgil
(iii.M’iiu’.—The Richmond
HKur.ru s with much unction
have Men so many things ill Yn‘g» t
within the past four years, that iiidij^
nut ion is almost dead as a fentiinciig
ami the feeling of surprise is esteemo
a mere waste of emotion. It a mn‘
with a strong nasal twang ahouh
meet ua in the streets and ask us J
exchange hats, we rhutdd iuvohintni iU
do it—and we suppose that Norther
tourists will soon oiler us the alum]?
of their cigars.
^ All of the.M* ftoo.h arc oflVrr.l nl llio most
f ^pasonablo prlrr* for CASH.
“<01BI»l'TITIONISTIIi:Mrr.
OF TKADI2."
He Will Xol He Undersold By Any
one.
Not 20. .fin
— *
Inspector of Ferlillzcrs.
Dr. J. Emmet 1 Hack shear has hoc
a pi Hinted inspentor of fertili/.ojra fi^
Bil»b county. As a matter of intoiy>< 1 *
we publish the :t«l sect Km ot the n»*
creating the ollice:
“Si;«. III. Any person who shall st r
any fertilizer within tho Stale withod
its having been so inspected, stampe'^
and certiiied, or any person whoslia*
use an Inspector's certificate to iiidu>
or influence the sale of any othofs.fvii
tilizor than thaUto which it was
cable when given by the Inspector, o
jiuy Ins|Hctor who shall knowingv
give a lalso vertilieato; or any porno
who shall procure, or aid in proecrin
or who shall knowingly use, alter
has 'l.ft-n proeuual, any false Inspct
tor’s ifitificato, shall be guilty of
misileim auor,and on conviction there
in any court having jurisdiction, slu.
he fined and imprisoned, as in ease
report of tho committee is act
an e$rly\4rty and sustained
the Seuate, wo may look out for oilier misdemeanors.”
islation on Bullock’s line, for it isi m-i v i i
lieco of the samel ipqfc-.mf tbffl A lonfctssloD.
'cvehtiially
1 | WliolUlho extreme Kaiiioals of t’
^ 11„i■ I Ui'imbiiv.iu |nirly succeoli'il in fovoll
JounNAi.&, Mkbsbnhkh: Daslr negro suffra^o on tlm ticnjiM “I lb
,,, , _-;„i,„ 1 ,..,Solilli, llioy i.lythecl llio attiT with t 1
rivhWf, anil enterprising mernhants i
fce built up lor Macon two of the ( ‘, n '
i^Apcrain tbh Soutb.A. few days j Tli
ole garment wHr
t of it.
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Ins
The Premium Water Drawer.
THE CHEAPEST
—AND -
MOST DU It AIIM2 I.WIhMlOX OK
THE AI2E !!
TUB UEqULAIl OLD OAKEN Ill'CKKT,
ItOPIl AND WINDLESS.
Aliy child that can carry the wain* froui
(lie well can draw ii as rcmlily as a gtowu
persoa.—llcluius into the well wmiorr
bkvum t.ion or tiii: wmu.i:sK.
IhUTIKN ITSI1MM
r!ilU, and is child, chicken
Kutuiir
('annol Imrl
ami ml proof.
EVERY WKI.i. AND CISTERN
OUGHT TO HAVE ONE 1!
Conn* and hco it work. »
T|D>S‘ A. E. EVANS,
At the “Nvwa" Office.
Albany, Ga.
•Jnu lut if
TOWNS’ HOTEL
Located on Broad 8treet»
/x Tin-: nrsixitss portiox of city,
ALBANY, (M.
MKS, a. .1. TOWNS Proprietress
tual means of hereafter or,
feating nil tho aspirations ot that part
r York Tribune leali/.e.H wi
vi hotn the blacks will herealter vol
andissuesa note ol warning fo tV 1
white Republicans of the South. Tf'.
philoHojdmr oft* tho Tribune says :
? We cnti«i;U. tbu RoDuhlieans of tin
South to consider well the position
tho blacks. Most ol these live on
lands of “Conservatives,” otherwi
rebels in the past; three-fourths
them either work for these rebels _
illlBL Mffcsepjftfr is at present| till their lands on shares; and all ^
ying a Utile moro canvass, hnt wo i them arc connected by early assoej
|nbt tlo pinpricty or ncoosrity.- li V n ««<1'ilclong intimauy will, thf
, J .. . who once owned and still employ,
are brilliant representatives of a I ftt , eaHt Bhellcr lliem# Sw i on J
le people, and their Columns illus- j socially dominant race were lcagt
te hnsinoss ecncrgy aud entcrjirise ■ to deny political rights to their for
i wo had occasion to speak of the
wo to-dny publish the
Hipectus of theJottUNAL & Mkhkkn-
, its con^Tjt|>!ff<>r*fc|<VtM><l ftyit
Therota no such Infng “« oon.‘.
King thoao two paperaljkc two gal-
of tho line, they ritlo tlm
i with equal skill nt tho holm. Thu
Commission Merchants.
C. M. CLARK 4 CO..
BROKERS,
Albany. Ga.
t\ ill buy gold, silver, bonds, stork, linear*
rent money, and discount Commercial pa
per.
*M- Offico over Hoggs ft Siepbcn’s store.
Albany, J«n. dlh, 1869, if.
V. II. *IIST t T.II. JlHlNSTON. G. lOCKITT.
Rust, Johnston &. Co.
Cottou Paotora,
WAUK-110IJSK AN’!) COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
ConsiKiiinentH Solicited.
OPFIOE
Discount. and Deposits.
CoUtctioim atlcuded to and remittance
PROMPTLY MADE
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
June Gib, 1868. ly
*1-
NO. 9.
MONTPELIER INSTITUTE
Ton YOUNG LADIES
A’/'.’.l I,' M.l CO.X, </A.
Rt. Rkv. J. W. IlKClvWtTIl, D., U , lll-bop
of Georgia, VJSlTOtf.
Rr.v. J. T. PnvsK, M A., Root or.
Muh. II. D. I'KVsr, Prlueipal.
*tiv.*/n/ hy ,i amjilfh- i o' tlhlf uilil
i VOWIfilft'l/ /mtl ti,
Win;v b'l i to Mii pu'ie. - All bill*
ot* a lvortBing ui thir pnp* r are duo
•ivthe lir.-t apjmar.i ee of the ndver-
isement, except when otherwise ar-
"rtilgod hy eontract, and will he pro-
•ented wlion the money is needed.
All advertisements should ho mark
’d for a specified time, otherwise they
a ill be charged under tho rule of bo
nueh P»r the firsl Insoftlbn, and bu
nuie.li for each subsequent inset tion.
riAU
ANDREW BATES,
Representing tho house of
BATHS A- < 'OM K1L
COM M1S SI ON MK HUHAN T 8,
Savannah G :onuu,
I S NOW PRKPAULD to make liberal
cash Advances on COTTON, at moder
ate rate-i of interest, shipped lo Savannah,
Ni:w York or Livuueook.
Can be found at DR AIM! K ft WHlTf/S
WareliouHj. jaf, l,n.
Y.O. Hesr. T. II. Johnston. It. U
HUBT. JOHNSTON Sc LOCKET,
BAY STREET,
Savannah, G-a.
Liberal advances mado on consign*
tnenlH of C’otton in Store, and on
Shipments lo our I ’orrespon-
• dents in New’ York and
Liverpool.
Attention given-EXCLUSIVELY to
ilie sale of Cotion.
Consignment# Solloltod
Jan A—ly
Jno. L. llAUDtr. W. W, Kirkland.
N. A. HARDEE’S SON & 00.,
OaottaoucEi 5J. r> an&ti^uLr»ts3
And General Commission
Merchants,
(IRwjsk KflrAiir.isnn) ix 18.10,)
Till'. Proprl-trocs would respectful ly In
form tn» traveling public that this llotup
situated iu tho business portion of tho city'i
is still open for tiio reception and ncat^mmo-
dotion of Transient Guests and Hoarders.and NO. 5 STODDARD'S UPPER RANGE,
*dio promises that no pains will bo spared lo
keep it h FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
mid render all comfortable who may favor
Iter with a call.
jan22-fw
THE
M. BAJEHSTiES
Proprietor.
no Street. Albany. Georgia.
itxhould inspire other cities’ witK 8IiiUcI*il was duty to rail
lilur pride nnd progress. °f l»«cr to vote ns ll
COTTON KING AGAIN.
o New York commercial ai>vku»
|kr is otHie Aniniqnulmx cotton bid»
to mri(t|ylu| tjtjro^o agiin. Aa-
ing that tne crop will realize to
! v the
lie lawr
fiolf-prcBorvaiion dictared; hut fV>‘ c
tho moment in which the late mas.ine’
abandon t his attitude for one of fi
rceogpiliyu and ejujorfu) eoneessio* ll, ‘ v
the right* pft|io blackB, all this i^ r
’ ’svilubly htterly lie changed.
'^utir between ¥200,000,000 ntid ! HjoBtrnngor nnd “.tie mns,
0,000,000, it says that this auin will — especially when the latter happ'
have to be made over to factors ,l0 J 1 gentleman-—it is just as ccr»
in former >yearB took tho Hdn’s the latter-will have thoinos^
» Ta —mi « flWiw*n wilh tlm ir * ....
It will not have td bo expend
mparativo idleness until '
season again begins. I"
' will not have to bo met
when planters supported largo
* of slaVes. Tho whole amount
bo.appropriated to the reoupera-
of tho region desolated by the iron
pi nt 'W4r,* and In a very tow years
farthest.tbg South will bo on her
•gain.
"ton is thus oDoe more to bocouio
- %JfBg with freo subjects, rich
powerful, and independent of ail
dynasties.. The Southern pco-.
now, that slave labor lias dis
ced arafost indefinitely, Increase
cotton .fcBMrceja. iAnd to this
lOnld do ail in tiioir power
it 1 Northern dapitalitts thither,
•bnoging with UjoBi Yankee on.
y enterprise jgd resources, will
invalmwltopid and assistance
iing,nnd|jj)ushing forward
’ '•h
ffitcnce with the great body ol
trious, frugal: douilc negroes,
water wilffan down hilt. For
‘ tvo,' dllflliEt of
tHjmn
liitTl'tlTo plant- and tho force of party discipline >';j
. lingo store keep molt blacks voting ns they,, fr „
mot tis in other ganjbut every day’s observant,, i.
fmddcn convttW n,, j*
?l*lr!
-(0)-
»■ rakx recently completed (his Hotine, mU
R i» oondtilon for tbe Moommodotioft of
itCii. iltc Proprietor pledge# hit earneot^en
htoro to j»lvo eaUf*fncilnn. Ills rooms nr<^
!#ub and wult ventilated ; IiIh table shall ho
#SlHlantly supplied with the best tlm market
affords, aud bis sorvents shall always be
prempl, polito and atiefitivc.
A Hack is always at the Depot on the
arrival of tmlus, to convey passengen lo the
House, and every convenience ami comfort
desirable is guaranteed.
MBKR1CK BARNKH.
Proprietor.
1 Jan 1—tf
f "them prospe’ril
good faith and’fair dealing on the Sum
of the plantation aristocracy will h ■*
moro nnd more of "the blacks over
their side, until the great body of tW
will b«, foiitHLjslioutiiig and vot 1
with the better portion of their 1
mnstert. It were as idle to hope
resist tjtis as to, fight against a tliawjj!
March or blossoms in May.
Wbat does this mean V W iitlt
vioo is intqnded lo be conveyed by
above extract ? It quietly, but dl
titictly gives Southern whito Kepu
cananoticq to drop tha negro as a
turfjoliliSirmtj; L’Srtdf attempt
atreagthen tho party by. advocaf
universal amnesty anti impartial \
frofc. The argument of-tho TriB
is totended lo atrengtlien tho VirgK Pj
compromise wilh Congress on
basis.—Augusta f’jtess. tor ij
i ».
BROWN’S HOTEL
Opposite Oepot, Jlnron.Ca
. , K, K. BROWN * SON, 1-ropri.tora.
rpnio WniL lCNOWN BOUSE 1im
I been refittfcd nnd repaired, and is ftow
t, of tbe NBATK8T IIOTKLS in Jhe flute,
the most oouve#ient in the eity. The
is supplied wilh everything the markets
Tonis.
...Macon, flop,.24 1867 104-Gm
$100 Howard]
1IIE abovp reward will bo paid by me
• for # GOLD WATCH, which was stolen
i my Residency on thq night' of the.lTih
Dsbcription ;—Qold magic oase
9. Tobias maker, Number 87,861, private
Ipber CIO, with my name engraved on the
Jfdo case. B.«G. LOCKETT.
Albany, Jan. 19th, tf.
JIA Y STREET, : FA VA SNA II, HA.
Liberal advnnccR made on consignments for
sale in Northern or Ruropean port*, nnd will
hold Cotton for Plnntors nt Cheap rates of
interest.
Sept 22 6m
KIHiARI#. OUBRARIl. IMtWARH L. HOLCOMIIK
GUERARD & HOLCOMBE,
COTTON FACTORS
-AND-
Geu’l Commission Merchants
.Vo fi Stoddard’s l.oncr Range, Hay, si.
SAVANNAH, GA.
O0?Llb«r«l adnimw nm.l? on coiisiaiimmls,
Aug 21 6in
Rags, Raga. Rags.
" I’l'l* *!»»-* olVivo, nil tlm cotton Rags
mth« enmity. Til'd CL'XTS per pound
>vill be i iqd CASH, fur any «juantiiy.
,ian22.
BACON! BACON I
To tho Planters of
SOUTH WESiERH EEORGIA.
We
m e now prepared la furltdi
"U1H Fifly-Hivtli Half yearly Tonn .-ftliit
Institute, will tfoinim-nee hvi i navy .1,
he Institute is Hilualed at Mmupelit-r.tin-
sent of the once celebrated School, under the
conduct ot llie late vetMirrble Itishop I.Di. ii,.
of Georgia
Tho local i«*n unites impart ant advantage!
worthy of the particular cou-iderAti.m ..f pa
rents and guardians. Tho noted snLibrityui
ilH climate exempts it from nil fevers ami *.fhei
prevailing diseases llirouglinnt the um-ii vi.-kly
seasons of (he year: its « ( uiei Hccludnu re*
moves it frpm all influences that can inter*-
fere with the uninterrupted pruseonli.iu ot
studies, nnd its extensive ttud beautiful
grounds afford unrivalletl opporiuitiiiea i >i
exercise and recreation.
The Course of Instruct! u embraces all the
branches of n thorough and finished t-.lueau.ot
The Liiglihk aud Classical Depnrtuirnti will
be under the pei-sunsl iiMtnieiion ot ilie |<« .*
tor ami I’rinripal, aided t.^ compctix i a- i.
lants. The Depariuiuiit of Musie. Inslrumt u
lul and Voetl, will be in charge «.| I’m.:"
Fretlerie Bchmidt. The Kii ue!i l.nn-- >
will tie taught by Mile. Josephine. l.i/tlniY
and Drawing ami fainting, by Miss A-t.i t,
Kuo.
Tlm Religious Instruction is in no, or-lnm c
wilh the principles and (Haven ol tbe I . --
hint Episcopal riuircli, bm raie i- i ik. n n ■
to interfere with the pcruinsionv nnd ft t-lin
of pupils belonging to dill'emit cm- Is. \|i
iho young ladles are require 1 to un.-i. I morn
ing and evening ’'evotioim ,.u wpek I w ■> .1
• be services of tlift.'bureh twice every {biml..v.
iu the ('Impel of the In-imiti-
Tho Rector amt frinei,* ,1 of this Inqiitnii, n
nro extensively known for their long -expe
rience and Micoe-H in rl„. instruction an
training of young ladten ; and it is iii,. n - .1
Ivrminntiou,' nuntnined ati-l • neoura-e i l.,-1
pan ounge of the .South, t> mi!. - \1 t.m i
Institute, in « very re j *. •. .- tl .-!i ,-m -., | .
cure to the pupils intrnslid la their ran-. ' i
mlvaiitnges of a first-clus ". school ot bu. n*uj
eimblnod with the comforts of a i.leaa in
(Mirhtiau botue.
CWAKMKS:
Hoard, including Washing, l-uel and Light**
with lliHlructloii in English ami t’ln-»*ic-il i).*
part incuts, per term-of 20 week,. ;"i". * u-
Each pupil coming to enter th«’*’T.'*»itiitt
will be charge I au a lditioni\l $.*» for ennvev
auco front Macon to Montpelier
French. Music, Dtawing and faiutin i- •
will be clierged sepuatety.
Pupils received during T»nu, un-l . ^
•nly f oto lime of rntrnuee.
l’ayment of Rchool clinrves iNV.utt.vnt.v I?
advance.
S6T' Psxirons bringing pupils to the ln«ti
tuto will be furnished with conveyance iipm.
np|iUosiion nl Mr. A. HI fl,n|„„„„- u Livvn
.Stable, Macon, On.
N. II. tor Similar« cnn'nlning further
particulars nttd references, npply t..
Rr.v. J. T. FRY.SE, M.
Maooti, Ga.
I1ACON
In any Quantities to suit Pur
chasers, at tho
LOWEST MARKET PRICFS.
for cash or appv«*
• bit* fto-ililies n
ut-l vv*: bid delia’u
I. ;/V <•■.«".* **v.-i
Wasliinj'ton Street
call.
Albany, Jan »l
red paper due nexl fall,
e e-pml to the demand,
c *•* compel it loti.
Ihigg-i ft Stephens' store,
Mhauy, Ga. Give its a
»' M CL
\JIK at
CO.
For Salo by
SH Iff, Fxpri'ns Agenf.
.oil ;
c
\
jati22.- Im
EXTENSIVE
-OF-
AlxB
fto.,
ftC.
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wx
Cattle,
nnd
BAUDSM J 1
; 11111
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
MiVcion. Giv-
' —(*o:)—
To the: Planters
Middle and Southern Georgia-
Fnil TWENTY V EAItft wn |..vr sorvrd
you. wo bell... follhMIyi Our succcu do-
ponds upon your prosperity ; lienee we bore
lealously sought lo promote your interest
nnd advsneo it by oeory menus In our pow
er. AsCommleeton Merchnntsvro ngniu ten-
deryou our services, nt our old Blond, which
hnn withstood the flnma ofh buroipg equnre
(thereby prosing its Beourlty), nnd whore wn
hopa lo merit the eery liberal patronise nl-
ways given us.
The sale of cotton is our specialty. He
(slier oursel.et none can excel us To old
friends we return thank.; to new ones, try
us, we will tfy to please you.
Csunl accommodations gl.cn to enable you
to make n crop.
THOS. HARDEMAN. Jn„
T , , 0.0. Hl-AllKH,
Jen. 1st—Cmos.
. 1IE 1101,1) ON Till! 1-I.ANTATiON
the euheorlher, 4 ml lea Heel of New
ton, In Hnher Oomily, tlcorgln, l’or Cin.li
0i\ TBKSDAV, (lilt FKRIII'ARV, IS«9,
tho following atticlos:
Horses, M tiles, Oxen,
Hors, Sheep, Goats.
Poultry; Corn, Fodder,
Oats, Potatoes, Syrup,
Sugar, and Sugar
Cano ; Wagons and
Gear, Ox ami
Horse Carls
nnd Goar,
Ilaroitcho nnd
Harness, Buggy
and Harness, Grain
Cradles, Plows, Plow
Gear, Axes, Spades, Hftov-
els, Hoes, Pilch Forks, two KM)
Gallon Sugar Boilers, a splendid
Sugar Mill, anil apparatus for making
Syrup, and a variety of oilier artiolos to., te
dious to mention.
—ALSO AT TUB HA MB TIM I*. AND 1*1. Vfi: —
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
—Consisting of
Bedstead.*, Matravscs, Bolsters and Pillows,
Wardrobes, Side Board, Bureaus, Dining Ta
ble and other Tables, Chairs, Looking filait.- es,
file.; Pols, Ovens. Spiders, Churns, Milk
Pans, nnd other articles too lediotiH to name.
Tho Furniture Is all plain but NEW,
and In perfect ordor.
f®* Before the sale, will 1»e offered for
RENT, for ono year tor CASH, 7f>0 aero.i
land, all fresh and under good feime, with
house nmUot accommodation for .tho renter.
TMOiTIftff If ESBITT,
jan22-td*
G. e, & H. E. OLIVER-
DEALERS IN
MONEY
TO IiOAN.
C. M. CLARK.
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Cattle
and Hogs,
•'-•■llio
f Al-
run-),
v \V»tr
I'll-1 Sit till)'
Wurrttittxl to tlo
i t ivhii nt-t'or.llng
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n. M 13CNISON,
cni.iiMnnfl, Ga.
Also, Df. A. w AI.I.LN’S CF.LKBBATED
HOPTIICRN LINIMENT,
Byli, C, Shaw,
Lxpress Agent, Albnny, Ga.
.Inti • r »lh, l v *6‘.l| 6 iiioh.
CARRIAGES &
WAGONS & HARNESS.
I mn Hit* agent for the Tomlinson Dentor.
•*st Company of New York, the Woodruff,
Coiiaord, nud llio Urallleboro umnufaotories
nnd ant reoeiring per steamer every, week
Carnages,
Wagons,
and Harness-
From these nnd other well known cslnb
liyhmi-u'.-*, nnd ran till any order at short no
lice, win'll desired, nl uiauuK^Ktrers prines
with freight mldetl.
L. C. HHAW,
Agent
Albany, Ga., Jan Gilt, 1869, 6 mog.
—AND-
House Furnishing Goods,
No. 40 and 42 Third St.,
Macon, Georgia.
janl6 —6w
Feed, Sale and Livery Stablei
ON A CASH BAHI8.
WVtfiiiiigtoia st., Allmtif, Ua.
By Sims & Kirkman.
No Horses nnd Buggies te bin on
VXCept ill cnees r-i q,, lf ...p ? n .
Pair e-• , • ,
To
Jan8 tf
BRICK MAS0i\q7l
fll E eubooribtr in prop.rc J lo (a nil kinds ot
Brj£k WorIr & Plastering
at s^ort notice an*l on reasonable
solicits a share of public pstroasi
; WAAO J { *
Albsay, U# , Mat 1 "-
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