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S100 REWARD. ■ ' , _ _ . _ . . OTOLEN from tbe subscriber, On tbt nlgl PntAmidhArl jfl |1 / Cl & oftb ® Iat *Q*tant, a dark bay maui tim&sa&w&ir-fft alcp oVer any obxtncle Tory slowly and care fully { Is la good order, and a fleet boggy an imal. llcr mane is short, and somewhat crimped or curled. The mare Is well known in (lie county, as formerly belonging to Mr. Crlne, then to Mr. Dupout, and finally to Mr. McMurray, from whom 1 purchased her.— •THE GREAT- ifl«#tA4fffffrer VI- t * • eoMt....^..#...$27,022,000,00 t $ 397,7TO,QO 10-40 bonds at 6 per cent..... 104,507,30000 810,007 OH Bonds of 1881 at 0 per cent 283,077,40000 4,755,101 00 4NMH*mds IWf WFP ** * eent.... I,QOJ!,COO,950 00 32,lf5,f»070O J '* Amount 1 dntstanding. Debt bearing interest in lawful money.. $08,005,00000 024,07500 Debt on whioh inlersst u has ceased since maturity (14 WO,lit 1 W Debt braying no inter* wV.....:... ......413,418,48600 Total debt—principal ont- standing $2,500,808,5:18 C4 Interest accrued 30,.*105,010 04 by gala. The thief no doubt Intends to sell her, and has doubtless carried her away for that pur» pose. OV IKHICHIKUTY COUNTY. the shore reward for the recov- of the mare and apprehension of the Tr^m, IkTTKR roa li son ata!—The editor of the Athens Watchman, lion J. 11. Christy, says that screral North ern genUemen hare been 4n that community thief, with evidenet to oonrlct, or FIFTY DOLLARS for the rtoorery of the mare. ED. B. SMITH. Baker County, Go., April fl, 1800—2w Are the BEST we can buy in the markets, or, are carefully prepared by ourselves from official formularies, Our stock is looking for location* for * Settlement—that they hare been Well-^tetaed and purchased Let all such he welcomed among us ; 10,000 yards the Tery best Calicoes, lBcts. At ZAC HARIA8’. lands. ££l,aU Buck ho welcomed among us ; and we hope our land-holders will look to tlfrtr own interests and the general Interest o£4ke community, and sell lands at fair pri ori. While on this auhjsct, says tha Telegraph, we tako pleasure in stating what we know to New Stock Clothing, and Over-Coats, At ZACHAB1A8’.- Our FACILITIES and EXPERIENCE in dis pensing ate well known. We spate uolftboi or money to keep a SOUTH* FOB RENT! TO inr OCTOBER NEXT! A COMFORTABLE DWELLING. with four (41 rooms t with all lllim necessary outbuildings—a good well-* and cistern, and a SPLENDID GARDEN SPOT. Terms moderate. K3- Apply to DR. OROXWSBL, Office over Weloba’ Drug Store. HO IIAS VISITED ALL TIIE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE NORTHERN, eru, Eastern and Western Stales, and met with such First-Class 2,CSC,202,465 28 worthy of our liberal and increasing patronage. Oar Prices are Always as Favorable as any other houses. Wo ask for nkiv custoshirr to try us, old ones wo expect to keep. I.. 13. a 11. 13. YVfcl.CIl, * DuruuisTS. i (he treatment of all diseases, but more especially those of a Chronic nature, or long stand, ing, and which have fiatlicdlhs skill ofail oilier physician*, will (Providence permitting) 200 Shawls, at reduesd prices tet at ZAGB1 Professionally Visit Albany AND OCCUPY A SUIT OF BOOMS AT THE Giant's Mkssaqr.—President Grant sent a very sensible message-io Congress on the 7th, on Mississippi and Virginia affairs.— We have no room for it to-day. coffee, sardines, brandy, YARNS, CIGARS, SUGAR, CRACKERS, CASE LIQUORS. ,, SHEETINGS, ITCKf.ES, CAPS, TEA, Jir., *c. Seymour, Tinsley <$• Co., MACON. GEORGIA- SCHOOL BOOKS, • ; Sdw stofcfe 1 Jas. Sxvnour, A. R. Tmsi.Br, T. D- TiNstst, April 0, *G9-3m. 4 OST RECEIVED,. Embracing all principal School Books used in this station.. SCHOOL STATIONERY -it J i Qf 411'. KUMa.i . New Advertisements, DISSOLUTION! TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N OTICE is hersby glvon that tbt oopart- ntrshlp hitherto existing between j. T.AJ.a wouman is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent. LETTER PAPER There were three nutcld ••and one accident al Killing in Dayton, Ohio, on the might of the ~ wraiths cause. two main's onlyi Saturday t Monday. April 10 * 1 la 00th ANNUAL TOUR! ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY, Blaxk Boom h Mkokauchb. . —Any kind of Blink Work got dp' to order. of Wilke, connty, Oil,. killed : n .bit buggy, wkilo' gol»| cour,. un L l ^UX 1,. of the Slut. has not b^* t u=di*covered. John O. Heeler ond IVm B Crnier linehtg Ibli day formal » copai (north!,, wlU carry on.bualutu at Iho OM> STAND or J. Heeler 4 Bro., ond rr.prclfully solicit a.bare ofpubllo patronage. UEdTCRA CROOBR. April (HU, 18(19—lm , . W ALL P APE R WINDOW' SHADES, . , 20 doicu Root Homes, AflWSiPeenCurrjr Comb*, , , I too pounds Sod. Irons, gt. r£3 dosoo Whitcmore Cotton Cords, rt'i 20 dozen Jim Crow Cord., £t,V. Or iKO nosttCednr ond Painted Inbs, 76 doirn Pointed Burkett, *r.T.' - *»» no oouniATtn • Beider family t VpaluU, Bttfbh and Yiolnutit, •{ Alined by •OilIH1TK atHBLli Chunplon Ownlqoo oT Amorlnl GEORGIA—Mitchell Ceantj. A. B. Bullard applies for exemption of f«r- sonsliy and setting apuit and valwgtiem of IMB PICTURES, FHASHNO 4.-; Albkny Book k Jewelry Siotr, -The choice untoaa ho. Lt- ofHltch.il 4 >k, Involving oo.s, wo., by 25 oasea-Wolfe’a Bohlwlsn. . .•. Fine Gold Jewelry, GOLD & SUrVKR WATCHES, SOLID SILVER t SlLVElt-l-LATub WA rejako pleasure in staling w belrllp, nbU lhat K thatlhe people general, ly of the North are uot a hundredth part a* bitter tj^warp yjaS arc the vile trading poll- licians—niojit of'whom ought to bo hanged. During tha pant winior we were brought* in . frequent contact with Northern people of every grade and calling—mlnlalera, lawyers, doctors, mechanics, farmers, merchants and luauufltatwrara. "They express kind feelings —evek tlm nscta liberal of their preacbora— than do ihetr politicians. Another gratifying fact—and it waa uot lo rd by everybody, and as a Uoorgisn we wore proudbf IL-d-lhey all loolf «p*n Georgia as a “live Stale* V-n* truly tbe “Empire State of Ufa BotllIi.' ,, ^• KveryHmly seemed anxious to coino to Georgia, and hundreds assured>ns they would do so, if the politicians evor got done tho mischievous and never-ending work of rcconstniotion. -A fiik-f, • UMhwoMu—Tbtt work goes bravely on, and we understand is nearly completed to the heoloekny. We regret, however that thero is apatliy among tho stockholders at tliiu end of the line. We are informed by-Mr. Welsh and soino of the di rectors that stook subscriptions are not being paid promptly, and that the failure thereof soriously retards the enterprise. It is strange that our people cannot appre ciate tha full importance of this road to Al bany's prosperity and the interest of this wholo section of country. Competition la the life of trade; and it U equally true thnt competing lines of railwsy are necessary to thn growth of cltioa, and the prosperity of agricultural pursuits. When completed this rosd will compete with tho Centre! end Southwestern roods for the freights and Irfnrel of Southwest Qeorgis, and thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars vflll be retained in the country, thit vronld other, 1 wise go to swell tho bloatud , coffers of remorseless monopolies. Nor will tlurimportance of the Road, to our people# be lessened by the eonatruetion of the BrniiswLk and Albany ! Road. That enterprise wlll only afford a third competing Une. slid enhance the vsluo of all of them, to Albany and her planting region, by a forced reduction of freights, and low raten of trav el. It is blind policy, therefore, to withhold the stook It ahoubl be paid promptly, that the;work may be pressed With vl|6r to com pletion. Pay up, gentlemen, and avoid tho shame aud annoyance of petty suits and • ceuft expenses. Interest....... Amount, in Treasury— Coin, belonging to Government 82,680,805 12 Coin, represented by gold certWleate* of deposit 21,072,60000 Currency 0,802,028 42 Amount oTpublto debt, less cash in Treasury ........^2,625,111^401 71 The statement also embraces a detailed uc> count of thejmnds issitod to the Union pacif ic Uoilrold Company aud branches, interest payable In lawful money, to date. The total issued Is $58,852^120, on whioh the accrued interest is $810,107 07 { . interest accrued prior te January 1 and 10, 1800, $3,300,000 05; total accrued interest, $4,140,113 12 Of the $3,800,000 05 interest accrued prior to January 1 and 10, 1800, tho Uuitod Htutes has received from transportation, etc., the sum of $1,317, 352 78; balance due, $2, 828, 70034. By comparison with tho statement of March 1,1809, it will be seen that tho principal tho debt has been reduced $2;692,039 20 j whilst during tho samo period tho suiu of $2,915,320 has beou issued to tho l'acillo Railroad Company and brauohes, muking total reduction proper of $5,507,300 28.— This statement embraces only the receipts as shown by tho returns received up to 12.tu of the 1st instaut, slid would be reduced to the extent of sumo $4,000,000 Additional had it been withheld until the t»th or 7th of the mouth as heretofore. W* srx Not Tua Coxstitwio!*, Non any omen Atmnta Pai'BB,—Home days ago we obtained, from first hands, the memorandum of aGeorgia Legislator, showing his “wsiges’ 1 and expenses for nine w^'ka at Atlanta, and got ahead of all our cuhivmporarioa in pub lishing it. .The Augusta Gktumele £ Sentinrl make* our enterprise the text for a mortal column in the shape of a leader, and credits our genius to an “Atlanta PA par.” The Tel egraph is more particular and actually give* the honor lb Tux GAgxTiTt Tiox. We simply desire to remind our friend* that ike Albany'New* Is not an “Atlanta Paper” and that it is not named “ Tu* Co*- rriTmoN.” P. 8. Capt. Whit Anderson publishes all his “I'ounds” in the News. ' Tux New (WAt Ifottsx m Macox:—On Saturday last, the day of thb Magistrate's election, the question of location fo#* the new court house was submitted to the people of Mneon. Two sets of Commissioners were 1 Van. One In favor of the present Oily Hall site, and tbe other the corner of MhTborry fcond ’cM*. The^llulhgf^ etr< * ad ANY HOUSE From Wednesday) April 14th, to Thursday, April 22nd. 1869. NystMiilIc Affrlcukuro. TheGoiainissiutier of Agriculture, in his last report, says: “Hithertothis country has been charaelerlted by ruiidom fanning for immediate results, witli no reference to fu« lure advantages and no persistent following of any prescribed course. It has been a speculative business, wfth a constant ondonv-. or to overreitob the soil even at the ritk of brankruptey. Colton, wheat, wool, Imps, and other products have Leon either period ically or locally the innoceut causes of in.- natural excitements, aud it may bn long ere cool rrxiten^ shall hold uudislurhed sway among husmtudmeii; but there are evidences of more stable views, ami more systematic practieea beginning to prevail, in the central settlements of the Wosf,' farm ani- mals, the basis of nyatematic fariolag, are held in higher esteem than formerly, aud a preparation at least is made for some simple rotation t of crops. More stability exists,' under sdversity, ss in the esse or wool grow ers, many of whom, far-seeing'and wise, are confident of future profit In the mjdst present discouragement. There Is a disposition i the South to pjoduco their own bread and meat, and bold their cotton as a surplus, bearing a better price when the quantity does not suffice to glut the market. These and many other signs of thoughfulnssH ami gTowing wisdom are apparent." We hope, saya the Columbua Vnynirer, that the farming operationa of the 8onth this year will not disclose a retrogode movement by our planters—a return to the old system of miking cotton a primary object and pro. visions only a secondary consideration. The Commissioner only utters a truth beyond dispute, when he says that cotton “bears a better prloe when the quantity does not suf fice to glut the market.” Youao Mii'b Paxtt,—Fitch, of tho Griffin Star, having watehed “the course of human eventi” down the u stro*Bu>f time,” and seen tho bark bearing “Cnsar and his fortunes" swallowed op ip the great maoUtrom of “old fogy ism,” proposes tho organisation of a “ Young Mtn'e Party.” Now, as Fitoh ie a very young gentleman, and has a vaulting” ambition, it ie vaguely probable that he may iueoeed as an organ- iier, and btaoaia renowned a* the expenont of new ideas and leader bf “tli* boys.” The field Is oertalnly open for him; for has not ,t|^ lyre of tbe Bard played out Toombs, and I1U1, and dsmorelixed the memory of Bartow, and the Cobbe ? If our erratic cot*mpor*ry down Mi prognunme, and blu. Ik. road ho pro posal to take, wo map bo Indnood to awUob off and follow him—prorhlod ho dooin't loko Ibe fork htnd end of tho road, nor .lain hi. baanora with (ha caloh-ward “.oaistratiani " If homhank work, and that tort of work the yoaag man af Gaorpla aroaa^r(hr—(haoarl, rcatorailoh of thotr kOrlta(o and (ho honor of thalr dear old molhar U honorable custo dians, he map cooat aa la, aad with llu 'prlTila,..” Faaa Coax—Sasuvan'Oaoaaia Tho Ho* Tork World U nr,lag ca .(ion with rtf- •ranee to tho Cuban Inaurraetibn. And, as regard* tho Bcochtr Slrlawajr Hall (.patch, rha odUor ng^da that, aa Iha .Btdr T,Uh. thfrUortailp, aWt' lba ai,a of Georgia, It might ha aa wall for Urn Puritan braUtrtn to liboiraU thadown trodden (hero, btfor. poddling their “tpmpathlr."abroad; relative proportions of tbe two racee,M (says the World) Georgia ought lo bo me pable as Cuba of Governing herself wisely. And she ought, indeed, to he much more ca pable; for eh® superior in education aud Jiaahad tbe advantage of self government. It does not become Mr. Beecher nor anyb who acts In the same yarlr with bica,.to up to soalons cowpamoisIUp of Cuban f ■ J " ” this. rlgUJ Into States. . Z] The Doctor treata all diseases, in Giuir various forms ami stages without tlic nse of Oslo-- tnel or Mercury in any form, Stryobhlue, Quinine, Arsenic, or any poisonous substance whatever; Ills remedy being compounded l»y hirasolf, ami couipusnl entirely of Boots. Herbs, Barks, .Seeds, etc., purely vegetable, and highly electrical—remedies thnt do not weaken or debilitate tho system in tho lcatt, but strengthen, vitalize and invigorate; neither do they prevent the palieut from attending to his every-day business. Particular attention paid tu DISEASE OF THE EYE AND EAR. Tho doctor has visited many of tho cities t wo, three, and four times over, aud has success fully treated move than 1200 persons in the Slate of Georgia ami Alabama alone, aud more than 2500 if we include Kentucky and Tennessee, und morc than 3700 iuclmling North and South t'aroliua, very many whom wuro prououuocd Incurable by their attending physicians, end given up to die, hut who to-day, thunk God, are still in the laud of,tlic living, and in the enjoyment of pmfcot health, pursuing their usual avocations.. Tho Doctor docs viol Make these statements because he considers himself inure skillful than other physicians, hut simply because he siuooroly believe* that the remedies whioh he em ploye will prove rnuuli more effioeoious, and aro completely affaplgU u> the treatpicul of dis eases, especially those of Chrouic nature. Pure White Lead ! LEAD and ZINC, LINSEED OIL, VARNISHES, and complelo stout of PAintors’ Mivtori&ls. 10U boxes WINDOW GLASS, ae.'L Al very LOW BATES, for aalo by L. E. 4 II. E. WELCH, The Best Stock OF COMBS, brushes, SOAPS, PERFUMERY and Jinc Soilct QU'ttclco, In (l.o market can always ho fonnd al corni:h. wiaaR’s (SMITH’S BUILDING) BROAD STREET, ALBA^T —1IAS- JUST RECEIY A LARGE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY Consider eorlouidy and unprcjudioodly, and net immediately. Call at once al hid rooms, ns the Doctor charged nothing for coumdtnUun and advice. The Doctor furnished nil the necesHary remedies ni once to remove the complaint llioroug- hitl if ho cannot he ly and ponuuucutl;, at n very rendonahlo price. Tho Doctor, if ha can cau cure you, or even benefit you, trill tell you will ho inform you, and will not tako your oa*o in hand* Patients visited nt their own Iioiihch from 5 to 0 p. in., if the doctor is not otlierwide on- gnged. Office hours from 7 o’clock In the morning to 9 o'clock in the evening ; on Sundays from 8 to 12 in tlie morning, nud from 2 Ip 5 in the afternoon. For further information, see Circulars, with a large number of recommendaliotm, dlslrlbu ted al the dwelling houses {throughout lb® city and viuinity, and which also ih#n he ob tained at his rooms. ' Dr. POUTER will vimiI Albany, Ga,, from Wednesday, Albany, Apr 9 4» Apnl 14, to Thursday,\'2dinflU READ THIS! And b(i c-oiivil.oed that wo keep mi Imml tho J.ARUjZES'r AND 'BUST klCLKCTEP, And cheapest stock ot Goods ill MIDDLE GEORGIA, And are ever redy, as heretofore, to prtrv* what we say, l»y our customers, who hive been dealisg with us. All Gaimls ahipptd promptly »«d gusranteed to 8 T ^. t Old ■\ IMPORTED FRENCH ,|flANDY. GIN, RUM aa^ WINES, AC. The best articled we esn buy ii^the market, and suited for modicsl purposed, ut WELCH’S CORNER LADIES DRESS GOODS AND Trimmings and Notions. «$m$i Don’t lake one word for it, hid THY 1)9 youraelrea. Alnaye on hand BACON, CORN, PORK, SOAI», FLOUR, MEAL, MACKEREL, STARCH, LARI), RICE, HERRINGS, CANDLES. 450 BOXES TOBACCO. TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. CHEST EXPANDERS, FORCEPS, SYRINGES, &o„ Always a good supply nt ho., WELCH’S CORNER Rodgers & The only place to find is at x WELCH'S Wosteoholm t'ntlorj I i good selection CORNER' ol oTHiisra ^ 1 GENTS’ FURNISHING Boots, Shoes and Hats. 2NTEW BOOKS! JUST KKCEIVED AT Albany Book & Jewelry Store. “The Chaplet of Pearle”k—by the Author of “ lleir of Reddy tic."’ “ Oates Ajar,” Mias MuhlbacL’i Works. Cheap edit!*n of DICKEN8, 8COTT, &c., Moro of MRS. HILL’8 COOK BOOK, Mobun ho., he. Any new or old Roozs ordered for customers at Publisher’s Prices. L E. WELCH & CO. Ilia Stock of la EXTENSIVE aelectionn. WHITE GOODS and VABIED, and embraces the most C A-lso, A Heavy Stock of GROCERIES, hardware & Outleryt Orookeiy, Tin & Wooden > TOBACCO and PINE CIGAR?. And In fiat everything usually kept in a Faultier. General These goods havs just been purchased, and art now being opened Mj jW prioee so low that customers cannot fall to see tnat itisto their interest to buy i « trial is respectfully asked for, and goods will be shownfor examination with «» pleasure. Atbnily."April l» te