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mu miuL ha l-ald In
.j »«■ I.eg»l advertisements will
I to lb* officer sniboriiing them, In
wtt aide per cent will be allowed
». Bettbliaked merobanta In
, Atlanta nnd Saranuah, will
Ion who. 'b. Editor-rtgb-mouey,
' i ofbuilneu liberality will always
fbllls will be due on presen-
I .eeatUy.
1 be no .oftentng of these prices
I.ognl Advertisements.
Soles, eoch .
0r ltSSa.eela «»»•••
fi fa aale.'ffich levy
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sf ^Si3fc
,n for dipm'n from Adm’n...
•• OuRjMSr.:.^
» leavo to Si'll land
Debtors and Creditor*
inIq. $4, each aaauional.
fchnblc properly, pr*$—••
,, ice, HO days
\x> perfect flertrfae .♦•*•••••'
* H\*for*elo*e mortgapM preq.
e*fab)Nh loot paperi per *q,..
ig tiller .1 3 60
service in dfaovon CUM 10 00
advertisements roust be accompli.
| alsl
$400
6 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
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4 00
6 00;
4 00
8 00 j
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7 00
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8 60
fswh
op will not npnoaV.
r Admlnfatraloni, Ex-
W J Land,‘dfa.,.by ,—
• ft Guardians, nfe rnqolted by law In
IQjatho first Tuesday Intbomonth, be*
ours of. 10 In the forenoon and ft
loon, at the Court House in the
■ which th* property fa situated,
fa af these sales must be (i von law'
Igaietto 10 days pmloua to the day of
t for' the xnl® of personal property !
e given in like manner 10 days previous,
• day.
‘e fa the debtors and Creditors o[ so es- f
utaluo be puhlUM 40 days,
that application .will be made to the i
~ -* 1 • 1Ti *- • •
X Ordinary for lent# to noil land, etc., i
t published two months.
‘ * (or letters A»f Administration,
pUanhip, etc., niuet bo published GOdays
|4tow Union from Administration, month*
nths—for diumjision from Guardian- r
■H “ ’ ’ * ‘ “
af foreoloBurc-jyf Mortgage mtiiLfce
d meat Wy,.for four Mentha—for ha
lf lost payieww tor'the full space 61
....swill al way i
t these, the legal
rise ordered.
apace
titles from Ex-
MStltHHM has,
Ufa full apace 41 f,
mrnmm 4
the
Toth. OlbrgitPrw.I
Tho following tr riots from tho
Premium —1st, for th» Fair to bo ksJ3
at Macon in Kovcmhcr next, ia of tho
utmost importance to tha planting
community, and should be placed be-
toro tliera atone*. Bring a correct
oopy.it Is bopM/joti vm place It b*»
fore your readers at poor earlioat op.
portnnlty ana oonfer u favor on th*
Society and its Secretary.
, i D. W. I.awn.
ESSAYS.
1 For the best e.say on Cotton cul
ture, Silver Cup worth 110
2 For the beet oesay on Corn culture,
' Silver cap worth 10
5 Fortliebowt eseay on labor system,
Silver cup, worth 10
4 For tho best essay on Clover and
Greks culture, Silver cup, worth 10
6 For the best essay o'a stock raising,
Silver cup, worth 10
0 For the best essay on deep plowing,
Silver cup, worth 10
7 For the best essay on the rela
tion existing between the me
chanic nnd manutaetnring in
terests of the South to that ot
agriculture. Query :Do these
industrial interests now bear
tho proper relation, one to
the other 1 If not ao, why 7
And what are the changes, if
nny, that should be brought
about in these relations ?
And what are the measure.’]
necessary to produce those
changes? Vilvorcup worth.. .10
1 For tho, report nl the best farm
’ —to be decided by the net
profits. The report must
give n full statement ot its
management ; tho value ol
.tho laud per acre; the num
ber of acres in cultivation;
tho value of every animal or
article used in cultivation ;
the whole expenditure of
money for the year; what of
cuoh from products was
made; amount of money re-
, reived, and lull details in
every respect, Silver Pitcher
worth
) For tlie best experiment (set
forth in an essay) the object
ol which shall be to ascertain
the comparative merits of the
■ various commercial fertilisers
r ^'uid component aud relative
its,And costs, aud qaauti-
ot eaih fertilizer used per
; the mode of application;
the preparation, tillage aud
. .20
..20
. .25
tBAMEWS
original finality of the soil,
nd«
: 'ft
and ail details uecessasy to
indioato tho true valuo of
each fertilizer, Silver Pitcher
worth
FOR
the plantation and farm.
FIELD CROPS.
j l For tho largest crop of cotton
I i p ro( jdokdnpon tw
S roduoea upon two aorta of
pland, with the mode of oul
Pitcher worth..
10 For tho largest crop of Oats,
kind, olo., raised per acre,
Silver Piulier worth........SO
11 For the largest crop of Rye
kind, etc., raised per aero, bit
ver cup worth..;......,.. ..10
It For the largest orop of Barley
kind, etc, raised per acre, Sil
ver oup worth
18 For the largest crop of sweet
potatoes pet aore, ope-oight li
ot an aore to bo dog, and
certificates of the "yield bv
diiictersted perrons furnish
cd, SUrer Pitcher, worth...
14 Far the largest crop of Irish
Potatoes, raised per tore. Si I
ver Pitcher worth ........
1C For tho largest orop of Turn
ips raised per aero, Silver
Cup worth 10
18 For the largest crop of Ground
Peas, or Pindars, raised per
aore, Silve oup worth 10
17 Far the largest orop ot Field
Peas raispd per acre, Silver
oup worth
18 ^Iirst box of chewing Tobacco
Southern raised, Plate or.,.
1» For the host box of Cigars,
from Southern raised tobaocn
Plato or..
20 For the best sample cl S..ij!li-
ern raised Smoking lolii ,
Plate nr
Exhibitors of all tlm above crops
must state in writing, in full, to the
Secretary, all tho requisitions as laid
down lor Corn, Cotton, etc., as above,
when tho articles aro entered npon his
books lor exhibition ; with the wit
nesses’ certificates for the measure.,
mem ot lands and pounds, and bush
els per aero; without which tho,judges
‘Jl
uoutn-woataiu Circuit.
„ ?.* k * r ’ *? MUnJsjr In May snd Korcwber;
Ulhoun, 5d Momtny In March andSsptelnhsr;
1 Decatur, 1th Monday In April and October ;
Commission Merchants.
BACONt
Itothiag Havre surtax Indicme* ths pro*
} gramme oi tho Pou/*Ani Cong red a than tho
{ kis* xiIsmal resolution a of tho Virginia Radi*
. 101 cal Conrouioa. Tho Associated Preo* dU*
| patehos of tho Uth rtport as follows:
PiTsasaoao, March 10.-*In tho aftornoou
aeasion of the Badebl Contention to-day,
there waa more oYolfament. A colored Ser-
geant-at-Arms waa appointed, against whoa
a whifa meraher lerofad hit pi itol, while ho
was attempting to aakt an arrest. This wan
taken char e of by tho police.
J in April
ay In June and Doeou<
Dougherty, 1st Mom ,
tor; l«e, 4thMonday In March and 8oi
l.a., i lfli«t..tt o.i 11T- i t .. .. 1
her j Mitchell, Sd Monday In March anil No-
remW; Sutnicr, iM Monday in April and
October; Worth, ltd Mondnv in April and
October.
.10
LAW OABD8.
IIC- M- CLARK & CO.,
BROKERS,
To tho Planters of
SOUTH WESTEHI GEORGIA.
A motion to ask the Mayor to withdraw
the police forco was defeated, but that officer
shortly after withdrew the police forco from
tho Hall.
Tho nominations wore th-u Rune into, nn>l
resulted as follows:
ff. H. Wells, for Governor; Dr. J. D. Har
ris, (negro,) for Lieutenant Governor; Thos.
R. Bowden, for Attorney General; A. M.
Crane, forCongressmon-at-Largc*
The following resolutloae were adopted:
1. A resolution favoring an early restora
tion of Virginia to the Union, under the new
Constitutlon, without change or amendment,
nnd an election, without which here Is danger
of final disaster.
2. Thai the election of Ucu. Grant lias
D. H. POPE,
ATTORNl.Y AT X.A4V
J ALBANY, GA.
Albany. Oa.
-(to:)-
'Vo are now propartnl fa f^pleW
Will buy gold, Miter, bondH, stouk, uuiur*)
’ rfnl “oner, end dlaenum Gommerofal pa-
Will»ive prompt aXleutiou to any huHineM
entruste 1 to him, in all the Courts ol Dough-
erty and surrounding counties.
Jan. 1. 18f.ii ly
tUIloo over Bag
nny. Jen. 4|h, 18
J
[ s fit Stephen’s sinre.
0, tr.
a. u wmoirr.
i.. r. i>, warren
WEIGHT Si. WARREN,
v. o, ut hT r.H. Johnsjov.
Rust, Jolinstffu At Co.
hi mi 7 Quantities to Miit. Pur
chasers, at the
awakened confidence iu, nnd given new gue
“the RepubUci
JRR* 1 *
antee for tho principles of, the Republican
party, nnd vindicated tho truth that all men
nro born ftoe and equal and are entitled to
ell tk» privileges of eltUens.
will ho required to withhold their
awards, anil exhibitors not. complying
bo al-
willi these requisitions will not
lowed to compete for the Premiums of
the Society
CllOI’S ItV IIOVS UNDER SIXTEEN VK.tllS
OK AOK.
3. Hulling with gratitude Graut «* iuaugu-
* [ biro for declaring that, un
rnl aud thanking
til there is universal suffrage, there can’t be
peace.
4. Expresses the iu pe that hereafter u<>
State can deny the right to citltens t»» vote
aud be voted for.
6. Tlianking tho l'l’csidont for rcsiuriug
Sheridan aud Reynold" to the commands
front which they had been removed for the
faithDii discharge of (heir dutio*, and also
*.ng the President the support of Virgin-
ATTOKNIiYM AT I,AW.
ALBANY, 42A.
W ILL pmrtirs in Ills sevenil l.’nurts nl
I as* and Kqnlly In this Hum end Ills
Citvult Court* of Die I’nlisd Sinis. lor Ihs
State of tu’i.ruia.
Also allouliuti given .to COMMISSION in
BANKRUPTCY.
Albany, Jan. 1, IHt.t*. ly
Cotton Faotors,
WARE-HOUSE ark COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
! flowalarnmenl* Solioitod.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
MEDIO AI. OAltUH.
Ora. Sims & MoMillan,
—OFFtCK IN—
OHBBK’S BVXZ.BXHO,
Un/ Poof from Fault, (.)> Shut'*,
OFFIOli
Discount and Deposits.
ro1l»tllnn« •Rrudrd to and is,nim.es.
FHOMPTLV MADE
ALBANY. iiGOULIA,
Juno 6th, 1888. ly
! far r.tsl. ur approved paper due noil fall.
| Our fucllitio* arc equal to the dtmaa J.
f “nd wo hid drlhiucc to eowpelition,
i W OOltie over Bagga A Stephans' at sir,
W a will nut on Street, Albany, G.v; Girt u« *
! ctdl.
j 'VM CLARK it cu.
j Alt.uiiy, .Inn 2'.ill tr
For Sale by
ail AW, Ci,im.A|HI
ti. A.-ei'tlng thu u«|iiiilit> of of till I
I'ili.ona, nu.l urgleaprovtlIon for Ills eilur,.
do ill III
For tlie largest quantity ol In
dian Corn grown by any
white boy under 10 years ol
age, upon au acre of ground,
a patent lever Silver Wt
i’nlch
worth
The rules in relation to field
to be complied with
2 For tho largest quantity of cot
ton produced by any while
boy under 16 years of age,
. ..25
crops
upon an acre of'ground—pat
cut levur Silver U'.alch t
tivatiou, the amount and
kind of manure c«sd, the pe-
noer
-*BY~
mm STYLES
WE ABB BCNNtNVl THE
OLUMBi
OF THE
News,
r
riod of plan ling, ice numb
of times plowed and hoed,
tho kind of oollon; tho land
to be measured and the cot
ton T- .ighed in tlie presence
of threo disinterested and re
liable witnesses, with certifi
cates from them, Silver Pitch
worth
Sly tender it to our pa*
’ public generally, ns a
ts heretofore, labor earn-
orously for Georgia and
,tho Constitution of tbc
aud "the good of tho whole
V» .hall devote tnudi of our
oe to Agrioullure;and the
_ > material resources
1 bore the reader with
Jilicn as may bo neo*
f posted on living is-'
lUMMarca. ■ !
i a sopioo of great pleas-
* have the jmrae ot every «
hm tlie seaboard to
T'onrlvnbiiorlptioii
lily invite them to
the sunshine nnd
2 For tho largest crop of Pea
Vino Hay, raised on ona aero,
one halo to he lent as a sam
ple, with a certificate of
quantity mndoinot loss than
two tons; one bale of whioh
must be on the ground, Sil
ver Titoher, worth
8 For the largest orop of native
Grass Hay, raised on one
acre, the same as above, Sil
ver Pitoher, worth
4'For the largest, crop of Foreign
Grass Hay, raised on one
aeittth* same as above, Sil*
verPlieher, worth
6 For the largest orop of Corn
worth.. 25
The rules ot field crops to be com
plied with
QAMPLES OF FIELD CHOPS.
1 For the best variety ol Bread
Com, with two bushels us
sample, Plate or. 5
2 For the best variety ol Corn
for stook, two bushels as
samples tested by weight,
Plate or i 5
9 For the host variety of Wheat,
with a bushel of grain as
sample, Plato or 6
4 For the best Variety ot Sweet
Potatoos, oauiplo of two
bushels, Plate or 5
6 For the best variety or Field
Peas, sample of one bushel,
Plato or 5
C For tlie boat table Pea, Plato or.. 8
7 For the best variety of Sea In
land Cotton, with two stalks
as samples, Plate or '.... 5
a For the nest, bushel of Rice,
Plato ov 5
For tho best bnsliel Oats, Plate
nr
(ion of tho poopfo iu thopuhlio schools—open
to'all—- a more equal system of taxatiou—n
reasonable provision to pre-ei’Ye a home ex
empt from forced lovy and sale—the pay
ment of the honest debts of tho State—to so-
cure an impartial Jury trial, hy opening the
jury box to nil male citizens, wit limit regAi'd
to rnce or color.
7. AsKortingtho right of tho ivni llepubl.
can party of reconstruction to determine the
manner, as well as tho Constitution and laws,
under which tho Klalc shall be restored.
8. Asserting that no republican form of
government can long exist or bo wisely ad
ministered where a considerable portion of
the people aro disfranchised, and that the
Republfoan party of the SUto art not ha fa-
nor of the infliction of permanent disabilities,
but pledges Its efforts aud Influence to secure
the removal of tho disabilities of thoso who
accept, in good faith, tho results of the war,
and cooperate in earnest efforts for the res
toration of the Stale under the reconstruc
tion laws; but such removal should be based
ou superior claims for amnesty,’ which are
not possessed by the groat body of tho dis
franchised persons.
9. Asserting that the Republican party is
tha real pally of restoration, aud that there
can hi no permanent restoration of tho State,
except through Us instruments.
After reorganising the State Central Com
mittee, tho Convention adjourned.
A colored delegate lost night was ordered
out of Jamt’s Hotel, and refusing to go ex
cept by foroe, was arrested by the police.
The Mnyor, this morning, discharged ths
prfaontr, but dsolded that hotels In the city
WaRhUurfoii Si - Albany*Ga-
J. K. MiMlLLAN,
iteeidonce, Society St., 2 doors oa»t
of Judge Ysson's.
.1. T. SIMS,
Residence, Washington Hi.
jun'Jh, 18611-ly
Y.M. Risr.
RUST,
T. II, Jou.x.tnx, 11.0 LotSIIT.
JOHNSTON ti LOCKBT,
ur, UHdcntooJ.K] b< lint oji.u lor while,
ua«d 1
aud ihguld not be tutrudad os by colored
people, who were sot r,gill tar,d gu„t. «nd
sail 30 righto thcrais.
.20
.2D
.20
f irown upon two acres ofaj>»
.
land, not less than 78 bushels
per aero; the period of plant
ing, the mode ot enltivntion,
kind oi corn, times plowed
and hoed, tho nmonnt and
kind of manure applied; the
land nnd corn measured in
the presence of three disinter
ostea nnd reliable witnesses,
with their certificates, Silver
Pitcher worth 50
For' the largest orop of Corn
grown npon two acres of
low iBOd, not less than 100
' bushels per acre (requisition
* * uom) Silver
NEW GctLBAJtS.
''*P»
She; Udit tue Luililatm—The Hetcp-
i.uaot iltc.Vcvtaofkis u ppelnincnt
EpcoialDicpatoh to the Courier-Journal.
Dr.BenJ. M. Cromwell luumi
bay street,
Savannah) Q-a.
OfUot* ns iirrctultm*, over Welclis' Drug
Sion*, Albauy, Ua. llenideure next door to
Dr. Ililimnn's, la tin* Itatue formerly occupied
hy Mr, L. C. Rhaw. *
Jan ft—ly
DR. W. A. LOVF.
-O I*’ F I O K--
IN
uiMiuiiT k nuovs. \ma stork.
BROAD KTUIU'.T, Albany, Ga.
fsb. 21,1868
Dr. E. L. Coimally,
inuca ana steeping room over WHoJi * Drug
Store, Albany, Ga. Office formerly tiocuL-isa
by Dr. Alexandtr, the Ifanifat.
Jan. 0—1 y
Baker’s Island Guano.
A CA
A FU
land )h r
CARGO OF TUB UlOHERT OF ALL
Phosphatio Guanos, fresh lYont thr Is-,
ih now landing In Rnvannab, and for
Mir af $60 prr ton of 3000 pounds cash, or
3<J0 for appravsd paper, payable Iftth Novtmi
her next, with Interest added, with orop
lion.
Tho Lctflslatinr lots established an Inapeo<»
Ufa
Hgvr. Oluiaub, Maroh 0,10, p m-Satur-
day.—-The ordsr received here to-u<ght
whioh assigns J.iout. Gen. Phil. H. Sheriuai
10 For the best bushel Ityc, Flnte or f*. to the command of this doparlmont has ere-
11 For the beat bushel Harley, , ated a profound depression among the clll-
Plato or . . s .. f» tsns- Nothing else is talked of in tne Clubs,
m Tv,* fvre.VivrelhnJ ’iVinh pA and the rotunda oi’tho St. Charles fa filled
1* Tor the best bnsncl Irish Po- r with a crowd soger for ftirthcr inteillgeuco.
tfltOOB, I Iflte or ...». order surprised every one at hcaaquar-
18 For the bout variety Of OrattH tars, aud none more than General Bnchontn.
Seeds adapted to the South I Groups of men are congregated on Canal
for Hav or Graaintr. Plate or., ft street gloomily discussing tho order. * It fa
^ thought that Sheridan's coming here fa a
Exhibltora of crops must give in
writing to the Secretary a foil account
oi eaclTcrbp offered—ithjadaptitidn for
- ‘ * i,etc, Exl
.20
profitable cultivation, etc. Exhibitors
of Hay must give the mode of cultiva
ting, curing, harvesting, etc.
COTTON BALES.
1 For the best 20 bales of upland
Cotton, Silver Fitcbey worth
2 For the best 20 bale* of. com
mon Upland Cotton, Silver
Pitcher worth lft
a For tho best ft bale's *nf com
mon Upland Colton, Silver
Cap, worth..;. 10
4 For the host 1 bale of Upland
Cotton [long staple,) Silver
oup worth.. - .'..'...........
0 For the best ft bales of Sea Irs
land Cotton, Silver Pitcher,
worth...Vs.. .>r i•,....»*.
:< For th® best bale of f400lb»j
“ - M, aok-Seed
ght that Sheridan’s coming
harsh and unnecessary meaauro, his unpop
ularity being known to President Grant. It
was said by moderate Republicans that It
waa a mistake to send him bere. Tbs ex
treme Radicals, earpet-baggera and negroes
are exultant, and cannot conceal their de
light. Warraouth is s^ld lo bo alarmed at
; this prospect, as be fears Sheridan may ham-
him and r ; * -
.10
20
per hiss and perhaps take the reins out
his hands.
tor of FerillUer*. to prevent imposition;
but Planters do not tindeMlaud the law, or
nogleut ihv only mcao'i to protect thomv.elves,
which is to inspect tho official analysis and
compare the constituent elements and the
priee cf each with the others, nnd to elionne
the heel. Tho inspector analyzes all. both
good and 1>a»l ,und is prepared to furnish np-
piioants with the results. Those having rich
articles publish the auaiysis, while thoso havi
ing inferior ones suppress It. Dr. Means'
brand fa no evidence of value, hut only Dint
ho has inspected the article.
By Dr. Meaus' analysis, Raker's Island Gu
ano contains 82,60 por oent. or phosphates;
Rhodes’ contained oft per cent.; and tbt 8ol-
usble Pacific Guano about ftO per cent.
By this standard, 2000 pounds of Baker’s,
costing only $00, ooniainsus much phesphatas
as .1000 pounds of Rhodes’, which costs $90,
and as 8300 pounds of Soluble Paoltid, cost
ing $111, besides the saving in drayags,
fVelght, iiaulihg, and apply lug 1000 pounds
of Rhodes’, extra, and 1800 pounds of Solu
ble Pacific, extra—of lltttlesr no value.
This Guano, so rich la phosphates, and
•old so cheap compared with the very best Of
other fertilfaers, fa considered by l>r. Liebig,
tha German Agricultural Chemist, by Dr.
Prsparallonk to rtotWF Sheridan are fro*'
ly dfaeusiad by the negroes, who expect a
gala day. The different Democratic clubs, it
U said, will toe every effort to avoid any
collision wW * ’
Meant, and o'hr is, as equal or preferable .to
1 ‘ ‘ al<
the negroee, A prominent
plant or to.night sahl be Intended to plant
heavily this year,bat that’if Sheridan was
coming should go both# and cultivate uoth-
ingbut a garden, as it would be impossible
to control tho labor of the negroes with
Sheridan In command.
the railroad depol, the purchaser paying the
with the freight. No liability after-
drayago V-,
irerdi for nnylhU* th.t may occur to’ It.
C.»h order, preferred.
. $8 00
. 8 00.
. 2 oo
Fortho largoat crop of WBent
' (broadcast) grown upon two
acres of laud, not lesstiiaa'20
buskala per acre, nor under
60 pounds porbusbclj the. land
-- ,nd wheat to bd measured,
...50
28
10
under tho samo reqklsi-
s above,
bills j
i duel
tioo, in all
«vW;r
■"or tho li
adver-
___ ISO ai'-
’bc pro
ded,
i mark-
thing* as t
or worth.......
it crop of wheat
acres pt laiui, not
20'hushcl« per acre, nw’tore
than 00 pound, per bushol,
nisi lion tho eatuo as upon
Pitcher
Son Island .Or lilaok
Cotton, raised on upland,
Silver Pitcher, worth
8 For the best' 2 stalks- cotton,
Sl'vdr oUp worth .. r-t-t.
When tho PfrMnidm is for more thnb
one bag, samples of all tbd tings, but
ono [which most weigh 450; lbs nnd
bo on the ground] must bo . made by
disinterested individuals, -and pro.
dneed on.thft grouiid with thoir cevtifi
onto., Whew, the Premlg.i9> fbr
bag, that mast bo on the groond.
Tus Powzs or rax Ei.x—The lul ha.
not triumphed In iMUttlon sonswslagsU
it. great Interest!, tot in the ItepublTot!
Honee calico, tl h». Secured the nomlnetlon
fortho Bpnkerchlp,' the Serfesnt-at-arma,
ihe Clerk, and tho Doorkeeper. Tlie great
agrieuUnral Booth ahd Watt gel nothing
With the Speaker to form committer*, end
Oecretar^ of the Treaaury devet«t to Bute
. Item
, , , bondholder.,
anil iuilon.1 bankl^-theWut.snd South art
sadly off si the etsrt. The kettle of the
right la half lo.l'atre.dj.—National Intelli
gencer. "■-'Lcii,
Pgrllal BeirgiBlzxlleu Csbluel
' WAiittotoS, March11 it—The Prealdcnt
411'
Tbe Sultan intends to ltav« bin sou j
educated'at Vienna. Ho i, W remain (
’ ire at a private school for two you*. <
_.l to iteorivo wo same treatment, as J
the other, pujitts.
i rule
tbe -ahoTc)
ftuVor the largest crop of leu-
• v. ‘■4J ‘ l ■*. {
and
Fernrlsn Ousno, when applied sloae.
Tills Onaaeli put np In new hi _
Ing BOO pound* eaeii. and will be dtllvi
mr.'i-Ci
u. j. AiiNon, Jn.,
0. 11. LAMAR, Sr.
advances made on uoimign-
meins of Cotton in Store, and on
Shipments to our Correspon
dents in N«w York nnd
Liverpool.
pi EXCLUSIVELY to
tie sale of Cain
III
Jan 6—ly
Consignment* Bolloltad.
Jno. L. ITardm..
W. IV.
K i kulak w.
N.A. HARDEE’S SON & 00.,
®«®aa®ai a°«k<its»aaBir»aa
And General Commission
Merchants,
(IIoi’HK Kk'I'AUMSUKD in. 1830,)
MO. 9 STODDARD'S UPPER RANOE,
ft A V STRh'ET, : ft A VANN.iff, OA.
Liberal advauosa made on oonalgomenta for
n 5 #rt V r “Sf Ruro P Mn Ports, and will
hold Cotton for Planters at Cheap
interest.
Sept 22 t'ltn
Cheap rates of
* BTAK.KM
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Macon. Ou-
To the Planter*
—flF-
FOR TWHNTV^ VKA118 we have mred
you, we bclleva faithfully. Our euereae de-
pesdo upon yonr proeporliy i hones we have
ssslouily aougbt lo pronioio yonr inlertil
and adraiiee It ty retry aei.na In our r»w
ar. AaOoinn.lN.lon Marehantatvo again leu.
coryou ror mvlces, at oar old stand/ which
has^withstood theflamsB of a bnrntag sqSir.
DENISON»S g
a Condition Powders J
W mu . i ! ;
iHORSBS, MDLBS |
,q Cattle and Hogs,
U) Atrt imiqiitUcd for Cotiulig, Cold*, Lost of Ap- •
lirtiw, Hlato Homut, Vdltm Water,' .*mf, 1
hiufrtt. l.un* fover, ( olio, tad all dl*MM*
luciilunt to thc«t Hnltiulo. Warraated fa do
all dial Ik fltalmoti for them, If Ptit*n B‘ “
todlroctlon*. Roe Clroolar*.
XhnitfA* ttired by
D. M. DENISON,
rnfJTMBITS, Ga.
•Also. Dr. A. IV. ALLKN’R C El. HD RATED
flOt’TllKIlN LINIMENT,
By L, Cf, Shaw,
Esprass Agent, Albany, Ga.
Jan Clh, 1889, fl mo*.
CARRIAGES & BUGGIES.
WAGONS & HARNESS.
I am (lie ageul for the Tonillusofi Demtu’.
•st Company of New York, tha Woodr uff
Concord, and ihs BraWfaboro msnufaotartM
and amrocelring per steamer every'week
Carriages,
(thereby proving Jtu segurlly), nnd where we
■y," r >
"ft# ^ *
Wagons,
and Harness-
•tin of eotton
flatter oursslvss nona con fit cel .
friends we return thanks j to now
is our apeolaliy. Wc
To
'•0(1 acco
to ataks a orop.
o old
one*, Iry
yon.
Iod.gl.on to enable you
Jan. 1st—Cmoe.
tCMvxKti:-'
I'ioiu tlio-v aud oilier well kuowa ea tub
Ishmaufa, and rati fill any order at abort au
liar, when desired, at mauufaoturers pricet
with freight added.
. ~*w -* . C. HU AW.
Agent
Albany, Ga.. Jan utli, ti tuo*.
A splendid fat of
OL OO
MUSIC BOXES,
PLATED
~~\~
EE-
ALBUMS,
Work-boxes *o,o„
On the mnrket at s motMos, at ,
At*';,
Feed, Sale and Livery Stable,
ON A CASH IIA.SW.
Wu.lllllgtmi M.,'AiUwy. an.
vTTTv
FAHKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS.
THEY COKE DTSFXPUA,
. .*»»“•«*“ »m
STOMACH AND LITER.
BfOfHtlPIlL
- 4»MF**He 0epoL^ttcbu,illn
•t*
By Sims
Pairons, ootaa to timt,