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be celled oh when the Eiliior needii money.
jo idJefgei; but bills will be due on j.
TAoro will bo no aoflftniog nf Gift*-.* prices
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THE ALBANY NEWS.
BY CAREY W. STYLES.
Liber*tas et Natale Solum.
S5 Per Annum
VOL. 3.
ALBANY, GEORGIA. JUNE 1, I860.
NO. 44.
of le«»l Advftrliwiiichlv
IfcAtiftMloe, eaoh levy of
in Uaoa, or 1(89
lorigtfo fi fa sale, each levy
Ration for letters of Administration.,
f* “ Guardian-hip....
ton for dism’n from Adin u...
. “ Guardinnslii|i*..
n “ leave i . !i 1 >t11a|
i« (o Debtors aiul Credilova
Sales, 1st sq. f I, each ad<Jiti?n<il.
of’perishable properly, pr f<j
Notice, SO days
to perfect eerviec
dll to foreclose nroriga/e.i pr s.i.
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establish lost papi-
•Ring lilies
alas to perfect service ijidiwnqe eascM
^irttgpl advertisement* inil d be i,.*i
Id by cash, or will nut appear.
Sales of Land, ,to., by Adminisiraiaai
lor Guardians, are r**,|iiiiby law i
d cn the first Tuesday in I lie iuoiiGi, be
the hours of 10 in the loreiioon and
afternoon, nt I lie ('mill lloii-ie in III
Aalyia'which the propuriy is nilualed
Vstieesef these miles must be given in a
gaielto 40days previous to the day of
V
Nslices the sale of personal properly
tbf given in like manner 10 days previou
i to the debtors ami rrcdilors of an os-
fcaaitlao be published do days.
JWmatapplie
application will be made In Hie
iof Ordinary for leave lo sell land, el
be published t wo months.
CUeUomi for oilers of Adininislralion.
oardhrasbip,etc., mtnfl lie published dOdayr-
•for dismission from Administration, month'
sii months—for dismission from Guardi.
>. 40 days.
oMoi
ireeloauro of Mortgages must be
onthly for four months—for cs-
ih|f'lost papers, for the full space ( ,f
months—for compelling lilies from F.x-
rt er Administrators, where bond has
iNfby,the deceased, the full space ot
rse months.
PuHica«
Jonswill always lie continued ac-
* requirements, un
ite to these, the legal
« otherwise ordered.
MiBAMY NEWS.
BASY, OA., JUNK 1, 180!).
Tb« Pacific Railroad,
) tit Ella Snubbed Each Other
aid Wouldn’t Itlcct.
Btpondent oftlio Now York
King from Promontory Point,
t»tfr< ’ ” -
. ilroad, May 1st, says:
iRvwybody sujfpotiCH the two roads
doing their level best to
Other and so they have,
his end. If nobody had said
Wf" we should have lia*d a
aoross the coutimeut be-
"flg. The two companies—the
I tad Union—don’t love each
d the idea of meeting was’t
Itell you. Mr. Editor, these
shave been built parllcl to
if for a distance of’fifty-three
■iMd'fljey haven’t met yet, ex..
> have a jolly row!
‘road followrod its surveys, so
I toe othew The surveys, ran into
■ other, so did tko roads, so did
(••otnj^fefj So did the men, so did
aod atohes. The roads have of
JNi
y»iijbt of each other, some*,
a few yards apart, ami
®lne^r crossed. Ilut they haven’t
f breach
•r^l dag from the Union’s
t, and the Union repaired
y making one in the Cen-
* cursed the Centrals
damned the- Unions.
Mrerefonod too weak, so'they
ftta and clubs, ai d had
7 J f , * ^orimmages 1 Then they
to basting One side would touch
S^2^.#»rtbquak« witliout giv
^ffotfee to the other, and a shower
ong them would be the
I ho Negro Simms’ Speech.
Says the Savannah Republican :
As our local readers, who know the
party -well, may probably Iwvo their
curiosity gratified by seeing what
Simms has to s*y for himself, we copy
entire his speech before the Anti-
Slavery Association at its recent ses
sion in New York. The roman lie ad
ventures ol bis ancestors In search of a
house of prayer, and his strong hopes
of still getting an otlico ol some -sort
from <»rant, are particularly refresh..
*«S j—-
lion. J.M. Simms, of Georgia (eol
ored) was next introduced. Ho said
it. wiis really very gratifying to him to
Ge pr"seut lor the first' time nt an uni
in i>ary of this Society. lie did not
think it *hoitid be more gratifying to
him than to the Society that he was
here, lor if was an evidence ot tin
great work accomplished by ilia Soci
ety. i!o had been coming for twenty-
two years, and lie was here. It was a
long journey. The way was rugged.
There were mountains of obstacles to
he removed before he could come, but
they i.a.l been removed, lor bo wat*
lu re, ami irom the depths of his soul
lie could say lie rejoiced in this occa-
The Value of Primer’s Ink.
Ilelmhold, the great druggist
i make a demand with which the Sec*
rotary canuot comply. They employ
and 1 51,1 ox pish'd theory to prejudice the
the smartest advertiser in The world | H ’ 0 l‘b‘ against him and his attempt to
returns a net income for the past year, ow ? n 11,0 Public indebtedness.
of ♦ 162,000 ; this is, of course, clear ol I ^ Jho people will not. permit a eon..
When he remembered that his father
and mother, in slavery, after a hard
•lay’s toil, ami often after a scourging
with the lash, had sal down in their
lints, waited till twelve o’clock, un4,
then walked tour miles and kindled a
lire, ami in order to pray to God, as
they dared do on the plantation, for
freedom lie tell. that, much had been
one. lie rejoiced to look ai'otllid
here and fuel that, he was among the
hampioiis of the nation’s liberty — not.
tlm black man’s alone, for it was im
possible for them to be truly fret! them
selves until every one who was in
bonds in tho country was free loo.
1 hero was milch yet to 1A» done. 'Pin
anli.slavery army had been victorious,
like Sherman’s army, before lie started
on Ins march to the sea, but, like Sher
man’s army, it was still harassed on
its inarch by tho* lesser hands of the
nemy. So in < leorgia, where he came
from, some ol the leaders oft lie move
mcnl for the advancement c.f the
blacks hadjbeen killed or were in jeop
ardy.
When they—twenty *eiglit of them
—woro expelled from tho Georgia
Legislature, they peaceably left, and
then went ami appealed to the poo
Y>ln.of the country through Congress
and the Pro s. Their petition for re.
dress was beforo tlm Fortiet h nml the
Forty-first Congresses, bill neither
had taken any action. There vVuh a
lull in tho outrages in Georgia tiller
Grant was elected. As soon as Con
gress adjourned without doing any
thing the outrages were retiewod. An
old man over seventy years old was
slafti by the assassin baud organized
against law and order and liberty iu
Georgia, and for what ? Now, was
the work of tlm Society done? He
oully thought that a little mote of
the work*of this Society iu tho past
was needed iu the future.
Though ho had not been reinstated
in the Legislature in Georgia, ho had
isked the President for the oflico of
’ostmaster of Savannah. Though
General Grant had not given him this
otlico, he thought it probablo that tho
'/resident would yet call upon him to
take some position, and it was his
tudy to prepare himself to do his duty
wherever he was placed. We wanted
protection iu going out in any portion
of Georgia and telling the colored pro
le that they must labor, and that
they can have tho fruits of their labors.
()im colored man, whoso complex
ion had been so bleached by the easy
virtue of his ancestors that he was al
most white, but who acknowledged
ms *lf to l/o a colored man, had been
•pointed an Assessor in Georgia, and,
among etlior things, could be called on
to assess the property of him who had
hoped to call the roll of his slaves on
Hunker Hill. That man would per-
jrm his labors well, and 1m was will
ing to labor wherever he was placed.
tlm vast sums lie expended during tho
year for advertising ; in faef, was tlm
net. profit added to his bank account.
Rather comfortable this, especially to
a man who less than ten years since
had only his brains for ‘capital. A
dniggihi-’sekik, thou a moncst drug
gist on l»is own account, wlm, but tor
his brains, might now be attending al.
an obscure prescription desk in a little
corner drugstore in Philidelpliia.—
Ilelmhold had brains and nerve—
brains to know that in printers’ ink
well applied was a foitnne; m rve lo
lake the first risks and tOMtcaddy per
severe, extending J>is advcrti'iiig as
his means expanded, willing «.» wail
for net returns until advertising had
assured his fortune. Alone lime so
large were his obligations* l .r adver
tising that lie was said lo he icully '
*40,000 worse off than broken, lie
uervo served him, and to..duy lie is eas
ily worth a clean half million, with a
net income nearly three times as hirce
traction ol the currency, and the Sec.,
rotary be driven from his policy of
buying bonds, what shall he done with
the surplus gold ?— (Ghicago Times.
I.A.V\ r CAIM )M.
DR. J. BRADFIELD’S
Woman’s Rost F
rpi
•iend
IN I IIS vatu
Worn
* only.
Alin.’ i
.Mo
I’..
It i
“»•*
o^uLi
IlliOll.
ft no
itcrpn.-e
his llied
itorioio;
ui tides
I
of tlm
as the great railiond kimy Yamh t
bill.
Nothing Imt advert if
has accomplished this,
iciues are undouhtedL m.
Imt how many mciiioii..u,
have been pi.nlueed ih.it huv
no fortune to their possessors
* Helminth! js regarded as o
sIirevCTlest of adveif.isei.-, ami many
amusing stories are told of his adver
tising dodges, including one iu which
lie completely out willed life showman
Barmiin, himself tlm king of lui.i-
bugH.
Ilelmhold enjoys the reputation of
being a very liberal man; lair in his
business contfaets, giving largely to
iiarilics, &e. Last year, lie gave’* t<>,
Medicine is ittcprrc.l
c ivi'lv, and lu (..« unfit "by
5 adw|iiM especially lo those
••mb h disordered, nml will
lily lit (he “..itlines,” i-j*
- ucl, " - ... -m-gic.l
as li.sM- In*i in.* vn \ furl., ihe Fi:-
M ti.i: UKun.iron «,iuver.‘..il ai.i.li-
*u«.o , ,. „l, 1 H Mid.1.‘a slim |; *.r |Iu, •• iiioi'iIIIv
oomse, tiom e.n.i., lioul.le of i,„ n .l like
e uis.*, H nblsl.kc n ohann, l.y ci -t .him. ho
msf II tllUE IN RVKKV I !fs I' \ N(’|* t | |,||h r.*|i..y in.r
bemlacbe. p.iii. in i|„. m„.,i| 0 j ,
slmx.icb,' It u.-lies ol'litiBl
l|,,! Cllilly Nl’IOrttiilllH, lllll'llillfr ol
I"■V'' 1 " 1 ,!""'i' W&fi
: *'! .>• "J ll, l , *(Jina |M9. I,w»y imup
|Jinlyly. ....Iioi.l injury lu iii„,i„„.
lt-.|“.|.ll| I. .||l vu,, ilu> pi |VII„*,|v j>
; nui 11>|.11. I in in,,,., i|„, ,|, „ I,,,,
i I l , 1 "' W«» I iu! I... ni.ii.il,
■ rT. r'.r! 'V .in
I be next Muii. rmni'.i nroiunl
in. ••slmw. ’ or pel hap... Ibe ••wlm
pear. There will be m,,,,
I In* womb, Imt very lint
LOCH HANK & CLARK,
Attorneys at Law,
ATLANTA, OA.
H AVING sclile.l permanenily al A Hauls,
will give upeoial al
stieuiion to ibe preps
srgiiineiil of esses heloro the
nil ion slid
STATU SUPREME COURT
Lawyers si a dislsnee mil. desiring lo uu
•leigo Gih expense slid delsy of unending this
«•«Mii-|.^i.*oQt1icfin|< n*» il does with so many
tofts I t.oiii'ts, may bud thut an niTsiigeiiieiil
wiili us will be mutiislly Hdvsniiigiious.
«t. A. LOt.'llHANK,
Judge Hlt’H'li 14, CLAHtf.
lornierly of Albany, Gs
.May -'Hili, lHdn—dm. *
III! Il
b.lek
>U I '
Dciiiociatic cause. lie invests bis
great profits mostly iu real estate, thus
laying a foundation of solid wealth.—
Last year 1m bought, a grand property
at, Long I>ranch lor *70,000, now well
worth double tlm sum. On this he
contemplates erecting tlm largest wa..
ti ring place hotel iu the world.
His history is a marked illustration
of tlm value to the business limn of
discreet, persistent advertising. The
old-settled and slow- going habits of
business of our Souhtorn country have
led our merchants to study but slight,
ly this subject of popular advertising
and they know but little, practically
of its benefits. Advertising is by no
means incident to a flash business. A.
T. Stewart, tlm greatest merchant in
the world, and tho most prudent, is
also the largest advertiser. Not only
do specialties To<|ulro advertising to
attract tho attention of tho public, bill
tho man of every-day business who
would outstrip his fellows in tho aatim
line, can do it by keeping bis uamc
before the public, and thus only. It
is lio matlor that lm gives better bar
gains than others, that ho is fin er
than others in his dealings, if tlm
world does not know it. Let him
mako it known to everybody that
there is such a man as ho, and business
will seek him. Then is the time to im *
press men with tlm superior advautas
ges they will enjoy liy dealing with
him; but first of all they must be
brought to him, and this can only be
done by a judicious and extensive ad
vertising.—[Mobile Ukgistbu.
.•i
ural lluiilfi'i'iipiiig.
sallow, l.owftl.i Mivoli*
at I (he Lift.
'll..*
ll.ftift in
will np-
ft.asiuft’s i.l,1*111
of Gu* im|>
Dumplftximi Im'
oil Of yt-ftCIliM, c*||H|
. • ! ‘»i 'lull nulling piiiin
r.li*‘' l|!Il "', .'vn-l
'“W"', ar " *•••• WI..IOH,
..I il„- lifiirl, |.,illort RMinsli iii'ligMl on
wftiniiiftUM, liiiigoin*, aching ncroNi Gi«* loins
'"** ol ’ pain in loft l.rwiH, G«IiIih..mh
aoioHH Gift. ln-i. ftougl, ami gi.l.lii.ftsu.
Hill 'GloWft.l lo go 1,11. glftftll SiftkllftHH Will lie
lully .Iftvelopcl - il..* lift.».| n „|,ft |,rears
Willi loss o| niftinoiy, •liminiftliing sonsil.iliiv
m. k stobi,'*’ii, 'l/spi'pHiii, no roliMli |„ r | 0 „i|
loss Ol ilesli, iiicii i.Hftil lliiiiftriug Of Gift lift irt
huu.uno nr tun m r, |,*gs nml lm.|y nml no'
ftiiHii.inil smiling of Tlit. *11*1,1,.hi
l*ll UailSftH III l« UIKM lull: ATIII Nil, Mmosl 1 . .
r'Y’I'-n'- * ,,| "‘ sKi l " '. H a “<loujr|,y
1 *;!• .'.'r ,H 11 F, !‘ I'if'ui’ft, Iml il is alio o,ni-
•mmn ol Giom.ini.ls ol women l.ftiwocu Hi
aoft.s ol I •» ami to, wImi ar« liroiigln lo Gi
verge of Gift gravu l.y igiiornnoo or uoglftol u
Inkul,. |T„|io rr o,"o,ly. To all who „ro „f.
Il,,',," will, Iiny.ol 11,0 nlxtvt,
“ n ™> ‘".f;" 1 "™ 1 , 1 ' 1 " "iO* jin IrrpKiiIarilv or
,,, ‘',"01, My Hlck|,c»»," wo oanioitli s „y
KMUL TOR fKMAI.fi
ULUuliATOH. A ftfwminaRKinkcn, y„„ will
"**00 i;xporioiu-o lls l,i.„«r,iB, I1I..I Wil'h
lull,, Ton,•non y..„ Hill l,o fully
llftllllll. .
I liis ronu'.ly Inis l.ftPii oxlonsivoly usoil fo.
ilpwai .ls of l wcnly yi*nis l.y ninny of Him nmsl
oxpfti unco*l nml nuccftn.sfiil I’liysiciaiiH of
Georgia.
Wft roponi, dial Dr. J. HRADFIKLD’8 PU
MA Lh REGULATOR is proparo.f for Womkn
mnl lo lm UHcil liy Women only.
A trial Is nil wo auk.
1‘rcparcil nml solil in nny qtmnlily, |»v
1- if; UKAlirilJLn,
MIlULUHALi: DRUGGIST,
Price, $1.50 per (?ft ’
Sol.l by DruggisiH generally.
D. H. POPE,
vnouviy % t;l \h
ALUAN Y, GA.
Will give pioii.pl Hllftlilioll lo liny IniBiliftHH
•nirn-ift.t in Inm. m u11 i|, 0
•rly nml -urriMimling c.oiniiey.
Jan. I, I Slit! |y
» ol Dougli-
. i wit mu.'
WKIGHT &. WARREN,
A'l
Commission Merchants.
I.IRKIT Till I.U
with ii;liii.oi
il
II. ASliUUIUl.K,
of New OlleuuH,
of Miicon, tin.
J. II. ASIIRRIDG & (§,
ConunisBiou Merohauts,
General Purchasing Agents-
1.1V K II 1* 0 0 |..
ahiiigmdgi:. smith \ n»,
Ntw Oni.r.is-(
Consigniiiftlilh Selin
lion given In I lie mhIi*
Kuropftrtii 1'npiinln.is
griinis. OhIcir |or i
•11 llftrtl p|. u s|III,* It 1 III-*
apr JtO'tttl | a ni-ly
!•••!. I*ni I irii In I- ii t (en-
*f Sunlliftiii Lnmls
• ml iniftinlilig Inn
•IUIgllgl.il.il. ex,*,-.,
THE PROBLEM SOLVED!
EiiUrprisv the I\ltuns and
S...vr,x\s I lir Ur tail I!
FORESTER & GREENWOOD
llavo ilftimiiiRiralt il ilu* wimlom of
LOW PRICES AND^QUICK SAI.ES,
nml are Jelftimim .l in ,|n t.iisiiiftHs
% on I lint line.
I'l,fv „,,w l,„v,' l„ s,nnnalamly.
receiving,
N|mwI»I S,‘I«‘.-II«ii» In,' il,), ITIi,, |,
Coimisling of
Heavy Plantation
Supplies
-AND
FAMILY GROCERIES
They Woul.l enpeimillv mil allenlii
lliftir Hlork of
B A.CON!
’Iftor Sides
Clear Kilihed Sid,
**ii.l limns.
h, Slumldeis
SLOB m
<G‘ ALL GIIADFM.
H. Cni.gi in,
Ual.er County, Go.
Ginn II I’oi.gi in,
l'< >KN I-JYS AT LAW,
\\ | l ,r • l, ‘- 'n l *"’ H, * v, l ‘d I
hi Gi. 1 ...
I .aw ii ml i:*|..ilv in Ini'* .Sin.
• m nil ('..uils ui llo* IIniled Smie
Sian*nl (iftnrgiii.
AIm. nlleiilioii given lo I'O.MMU
RANKIUJPTCV.
Allwny, .Inn. I, IH(i'.». ly
urla
i ml tin
Im Ilu
slored I
nr m
l^'ikher
pArty, in uckiiowjeilgmeut
Me, a. once blamed oeta
niiro glycerine, aiming* il.
canlp, killing several
nnttely no men. Tilings
iOas; b’dci war was declai-
armed for the fray.
^ eliqneSent to San Francis-
flyers, pod t'ue Union to St
Ir? 1 'P*rties.
rWottsldiqt,
. n .
.r — andblasis were getting
•ha the -
dombatantn called f„r
Mia blood. The rondwas to bo
' Witb a .magnificent display
i. when at the very eritenl
* Vord that the two coin-
’ en hands at W asliing-
witn
["•work,,,
• droped their anna and
B,Ms told Ibatilie road is to be
- •
hue war that the Cen*
llrod Company aban-
i grading and take* lliii
Ime, winch the
J* lor. Tho Union thus gets
|pf govrnineat for the filly—
"frouldk* 8 ’ 1,10
Hfc
msr.
•••♦.* tplssdid aMatiuenl
Mil si
i- BOSBNFULD t DUO’S.
Si r.vsi Rat os Ukoobd.—Every
body has beard of tho “cow that eat
up the grimbitone,” lint Ms. Tim Jiar-
buui reports a oaso of a rAt th-lt^e^t up
a mill rook at Aernhearl’s Mill A short
time ago, The mill rock was discov
ered to 1)0 perforated with holes, so
bad as to noicssitoic the purchase of a
new one. It was supposed to be tho
work -of rate. Shortly afterwards
Judge Stilwod’s “head man” killed a
rat that weighed fourteen poupds.—
This is tboughtto bo tlm identical rat
I hat eat tlm mill rock. For further
particulars inquire of Jude Stilwcll or
(Jcorgo White.—^change
In lone localities fruit is ftlkd, while in
other sections of Ihe oounlj, IheiVwill b. »
full crop [/foroe Courier.
Wheal.
It seem, to bn II,a opinion of h majority
of formers Mint there will not be more than
|,a|f n erop of jtbe.t m*.le. The hen,|a ere UD-
OBU.tiy short, fItihl'
(Jav. Bonn..—VMtenfey Col. Henry a
Fiienanpe.red be! ol S the Olestk of die Unit-
• . * *ri« !i ia...Hj .mJ ivai'A film r.
The Shrplus Gold.
Will* iboso who arc flinWnif fault*
with Mr. lloiilwcll for buying govern
ment liotwls nay oxautly what they
wouhl have him do with tho surplus
gold in thotroasury V Shall it Mothcro
idle, earning nothing*? Shall occa.
sional sales of a part of it bo mado,
nu was done under the m.iuageinent of
Secretary McCulloch, iu a way that
disturbed all ot the business of the
country, and gave to gold gamblers
and speculators a rich harvest?
As yet, those who assail Mr. Rout.,
well for buying bonds have suggested
only thp other method for employing
the surplus gold in the treasury, and
that is to redeem treasury notes and
retire them from circulation altogether.
Long-and-htgh—sounding—arguments
me i|j:pJ to the effect that the pa\>
meut of a debt not yet due, and t !*;•-•
refusal to pay demand notes, is a *
lation ot good faith, and an a*, t of t
honor which cannot bo too seveteiy
condemned.
The amount of fustian of this kind
Atlanta, Ga., Dcoemlier ‘J'.uli, 18(»H
Di*. J, JtitAnmn.it—Dear.Sir : I take plpa-
H.ire m Hlaliug i lial Homo Gnu* previoua to Du*
Rar, 1 UHcil, wiili Gio uluio**t HtinruMP, on
Hftivaul girl, your FKMALK UKGULATOR
jM'ftjiiirftil llion ut. Rmillk*|,F» Drug Store. Wahl
.*. „ Drug Store, Went
loiut, Ga. Slift lint! been Hull'oring Hovercly
froru supprossed incuHtrualinn, nml 11. i s Me,if
nno goon riiHoro.l In r to hontili. She in, t 0 -
,|l Y’ i» Atlanta, houuiI ami vroll.
I will Hiiito, lurGior, that I knowofiis lifting
used, with equal Huocftss, on a Narvant girl of
my brother in-Lw, Prof. Kull.«rfor,l, of
At lions, G a. This woman had, I think, l,i*r*n
disoast*,! for six years. She was a houso «,*r-
yant, and seemed ournd, up to tho limn of
Treodoni. ' I do not. hesitate !•> indorse your
preparation for tho purposps for whioh vou
rc*comm«nil il. J
Yours truly,
•ini*, o. wnu'Nmi.
STATU OF UUOIUI1A, Tumi,' Countv.
Tl„» is to eerlify ,lmt I have 0x1,111,110,1 the
,fuipc of 111'. Joseph BraJlielJ, of ll,i. oouuly,
■ « » iooJicnl man, p, ,11,0,11100 II. l„ he a
comhliialiuTi of Modjoloes of groat morlUn Iho
roaluionl of all dlsnasoe „f females for wliiel,
1,0 recommends it. WM. I*. llHASbBV
This Deoemlier Ills,, ]*,!«, 'j)
_ . , Moiiutviilb, 1808.
Dr. J. Hmnrm.n—Dear Sir : I have much
pleaeuro in saying I have will,owed Ihe most
decided and happy effe Cl „ of your''Eemale
Regulator iQ this neighbothood. '
WM. II. FWCIfEN.
- , ’ * Moiintvju.b, 1668,
Dr. .1. DitAonrui — Dear Sir.* I have ro*
pealedly used, in my family, your Female Iteg-
uliitur. and have, in every cab«, met with corn-
ilcie success. ~ ■
Gr-L—DAViS;—
,,nrt hafft for sale,
ed slates Hiriu.it Court and gavo lb< r.<|uir-
ed bonds, $18,000, for his oppprruce for trial.
Himself sonority In Ihe aoto or ftl.UOO, and
Or. n. D. Arnold and Mr. Duvjd R Dillon
each ip Ihoauoiof $G,000,-J(oas>md* *VrtM
18//,. _
F.t:a»,'ii rnr. Scatrmn..—A gcnllrmau
in I'lttaliurg, I'enti., puhllihe, the following
offer: "Iwill dnjiale Iwcnly dMlffrt for
every passage of scripture where tue iniinar-
Iftlilv uf fhs soul is ‘mentioned, lo nny
Church or Hunduy Hcljoid G|® ftndrr umy
rlefit M HisAddresr. l«John A Rest, corner
of Fifth Avenue and Tunnel slreet, HU*
burg.
&
B'hipli 1)09 ldtcly appeared is posilivc-
lv nickeniug. It to the essence oi
demagogisia, and of cant, so far as
cant can bo madtf to play a part in the
discussion of financial questions.—
There Is not a newspaper prating in
this fashion.that docs not know that
tho contraction ot the currency which
suoh a policy would cansu would raise
8 storm which no administration could
inset, lint a 8,1,all’part of the gold
paid for Treasury notes would enter
into circulation, |l would be hottrdeib
and it ia now, so |oug as il would
bring a premium.
Such being tho case, it is-plain ilmt
this argument is employed against the
Secretary aimply to embarrass hip,
and driving hpu from tho policy 0.
buying bonds. Tire same resiriettnns
and the indignation which compelled
*tr, McC'ullocI) to abandon bis plan
for ooolranltbg iho currenoy, are im
porallvo in hirhiddiiig Mr. Unulwell
lo attempt a tiku experiment, jvitat,
limit, must bo the eoncluiion concern
ing the argtmuml hi favor of. nnrelutiL.
ing greenbacks instead of bond*, will,
Ore surplus gold In "U10 treasury ?—
Tboaa who mal^ it know that they
! HAST row DBll, t'lpisl 11; I lie bos,, nnd fo.
amoh test pilot*.
l'tepi.10 A LIQUID nr.DINO,
!“'* ln :». by uinny of il.r h«nl Imust-keepers
in Hioclly, .ml p.enounocd by ib.m to ha
very euperior.
,< IIINK. llll'IIASI. „„„,
HINES & HOBBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALMANaR (IA.
Will prnsli,',. il, BnlimillllTV n„d Ills
mirr,Hindi,m in ,l„. Cum,
idlin' ;Unl,., nml Ihe UHll,"I Hlaics Circiiil
1 1,1 Havaniml, ; and will all I In Iniai
,„-SH il, Sou 11, Weill lli'Olj'ia pi'ii,>i ally, liy
special agrceiTOul.
mariJiU,, —ly
MEDKIAI, CAI1DH,
Dr. John E. MoMillau
—Oi'TIGI’ IN—
Chook's Building, Up Statra,
Next J)oor lo //inm J* I/oU'n Oj/icr.
Rf^X.. ItoHiiloiwft, Mdf'iftiy Siroftl, (wo iloorH
ftftsl nf.liiilgo Viihiiii’h.
nmrehlBl— ly
Dr. Denj. M, Cromwell
OJlioo ns horolofiiro, »vi*r Wrlchfi’ Drug
Shiro. , Albany. Ga. |Ci*ftialon««* iioxt door t«
IM. Ilil.smaii h, iu Gil* Ii’himu foiiiu*rly oticuiiiuil
by Mr, L. C. Slmw.
Jnn 5—]y
DR. W. A. LOVF.
O F
f t a id -
!N
hll.ltURT Si IIRO’S. 1)11 lib STORE,
IlltOAD STRUCT, Allmny, (Ja.
fob. 21, 1868
Any aallH lofi at. Gio Drug Store of II
nmn nml Hall will renoivn prompt nllcntion
Dr. K. L. Connally,
tlflico nnd deeping room over Weld,'S Drug
Hlmc, Albany, (la. Ofr.ce r„r,„c,Iy uccu. i,.J
by Dr. Alftxatiilir, the DimiGkI. 1
Jan. ft—ly v
THE
M. BARNES
Proprietor.
ine Streeti Albany, Georgia.
-(•*)-
Having ftftfoDlly oomp|ftU-.| ll.in Ho.me, and
put il iu ftomlitifin for ■he'AL'ftooioioiiAlioQ of
pft.HlR, the Proprift.lur plfulgen Lift enrnftHt eu-
lenvnm to pivc*rntmDitGon" fits room** Mre
Nftwloii, <
••HI,Ifli. (ill.
& II IMA,
COTTON KAlTolls A (il'INIiliAl
Commission MnrolmnS
*Ii»» Htrvvt, SAVANltlAIL
Special nllcnliou to Go* mile ir
l.uiiilifti* nml Timber. Liberal mlvaucr
‘ u “»‘KnmculH. npiilL'u, |sr,t»— if
MIL ROAD WARE KOUSE
N. Si A. F. TIFT,
Cotton Factors, Warehouse
Commission Merohauts,
-:0:
i?" 1,1 Nalcnnr COTTON
keep f„r calc DACON, coin iiwin vi,
KOFIS, TIIIM, OIN OKKIlINli V IF v J
HUOAHiMII.I.H, tlUflfi)j'l!'|"H HTKkl. Dlillsll
COTTON (UN.
mtaslgitnunls liy Cur l,o„,|.
*A < ! rw r,,< ' ri "I'UrifR ,d drayn
All,any, (In., apr 27, 'on ly'
nyngft or labor,
T.II. JolINHIo.V.
Rust, Johnston (Jo
Cotton Faotors,
WAIIK-IIOU.se; and commission
MERCHANTS.
Holioitod
OoiiBlgnmenls
OFFICE
Discount and Deposits
euilMliona slfemlid to S„d rrmiOauo,
PKOMFThV MADK
AliRANV, faUOKfilA
June fdli, 1808. ly
. 0. Rust. T. II. Jouxgrv*. 11. (1 I.urnnr,
HUST, JOHNSTON Si LOCKET,
bay street,
Savannah, C3-n
Liberal advances made an consign
ments of Cotton iu Store, and on
Shipments to out' Correspon
dents in New Yolk uml
Liverpool.
Mention given EXCLUSIVELY to
the sale of Cotton.
large and well ventilated ; Ida ,„ldo shall be
conelaully fupplied will, ,l, e heal Ihe nistke)
allurd,, and IiIh verrenls el,ail ulwaye be
prompt, polite aud atieniivu.
X*. E. BBAOFULO,
DrusKist. Atlanta. Oa-
So.lo Agent fnr (Ion. M- llay'o
Sure G'uro for Intemperance.
April 23, 1669—ly r
Feed, Sale and Livery Stable,
IT A Hack is always at the Depot on (be
ft-rival of trains, lo convey passeuges lo Gie
House, and every convenience and comfort
desirable is guaranteed
MERRICK UAHNEft,
, , t - Propiielor
Jan 1— If
a. vr. UEWrTT,
ON A CASH BASIS.
Wual|(i'giou «l.,‘Alhnuv, lla.
By—Sims.&Kickraan.
No Bol»«s and Ruggics'tu bir® on Sunday,
exerpt In casfta of omergelicj,
JwiH-lf
Raga, Rags. Rags.
WANTBD of this oilier, alb Iks niton lUf,
In h. oo,inly. riFO CltltTS nor p,mn«
Bill I'Bjptli t'Aflll, fur nny ,]tlOuUly.
Bploadld Muolins nnd Hobos for aunmior
wosr, art In bo found ft,
ii RQSENFIBU) * BBO &
ST
HEWITTS’
GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
FARE $3 00 PER DAY
Tun Bkbt in th* Citf.
May 4—dm
Jan 6—-ly
Conaignmanta Solicited.
BABSDUAH & HPAHXS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Macon. (3 a
To the Planters
Middle and Southern Georgia.
The solo of oolton
, ** our spooiulty.
ffntlor ourotlni none on excel us
frU.udo wo return ihsnho: lo now ones.
us, we will Iry lo nlrsso yon,
ds" '
Dousl aeoamuodutions given la enable yon
io ■■■• n orop.
BROWN’S HOTEL
Uppoxile D*tpo|, Iflao,on,««.
BHOWN fe SON. Proprloton.
WBLL KWOWN Bonaa bus
E. B.
TO.
on. or the NBATEHT
nnd lb* moot daniwalont l„ tbs nitv. ...
"•‘•I 1 ' •W** "IU* omjnbluf lb. tnarbofo
Hm«i, ffop. lM im<I7
10,(100 yorct. tbs very bouCntlonon, UoU.
1
TIIOS. HARDEMAN, Jit.,
W.R, CRU8ER b SO.,
Mini. |‘|;\;
CORN
rilTATG^.S
AND lili’B
Mfiolterel
Oanuetl Meats and Fish.
Miiaits, i iiUTi:, than, siniip,
SAL r r.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
( /snahnrgs.
MI'owit ,V Sli'1,,,.,1 (lonik,
COTTON VAItA
Thru ing nnd Smuking Tdliarnt.
Ami a new Hiipply of
(Irniiinr Poahlr Unli/iril
1*01'LA It LOG!
Ihftbft.*>( wbif-ky on I Im* oiinGuftiil !
OREID IT
will In* •*xIi*ii,I,*,| |ill ut*
il, lor
•*M lull lu Iho.ift ib-sir-
City Acceptance,
bta.Theyreein.rMr'iiyHeiiriUe.ndi.H.snr,.
.1.11 l"»'‘-;»i'(igft bftrftlofori* Iu*hI owi'il,
ami plftilgo uiiiftoiillioi' ftkcrlioiiH lo giv.* cal
ffiuilbi
Albany,
Ga., Mnrfth 2;l, |«i;si.
CARRIAGES &
WAGONS & HARNESS.
I am I
lift ngftnl for Gift TomliuHou Demur.
Company of New V„rk, the Won,In,It
oooord, nod the llrnnlelioro innnnlbolorlon/
and am removing per steamer every week'..
Oarriagos,
Wagons,
and Harness-
From I hose and oilier well known calal,
ahlncols, nnd eui, iill any order nl elm,, ,,o
lice, when donired, ut miuiufadurent piircu
with freight added.
L. C. flHAH-
Agent,
Al bany, Ga., Jan f>th, 1800, 0 moa.
o:
Ad.orllsemeoIs forwarded lonil Newspapers,
No advanoe oliarged on Kbllohor’s prices.
All Leading Nowapapers kept on hit.
Information an loCost of Advorlloiog for,,,shed
All orders receive careful attention.
fn,|<,ivies by Mail answered prompt ly.
Completo Printed Liat of NewspaperaJur oale
Hpaelai Lisle prepared for Cnslotncre.
A.lveilis. menls Wiillen and Notices .scored
Orders ft nut Rllttittesa Mutt especially
40P*»Kfe]W
Metalic Burial Cases.
A good supply of Metalic Burial diet.
ROSEWOOD AMS WALNUT
COFZF’IIN'St
Of all nisei, kept cenelanlly on hand.
am prepared to embatm dead bodiee with-
out tnutllnllon or utmsurc. on ebortmittee.
Kept. 20, If.
*>■> enort notice.
F. M. THOMPSON,
BROKERS.
HUnr h^m ^ ^ R.nbme, tank* Oellew.
! .'lb,2„. "“t ***°bej. tecel,. (htpoe
Its, allowing inlersel at. rate af 7 per cent,
per annum on f e^^ f>iU»e> '
WOOL I WOOL I
H ^sltM 1,1 * 11 ™* ORBBftS POR
WOOIe, ** are prepared lo p«y
. mu mmtf nm
Fnr say qusnIUy of thie t
dellvrrrd la