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IT ; ;<*■ ’• J ito our Hotel of Subscription J'lUldote-. teafgfefe&r.’D 8 r’or three Month $2 00 PAtiatv in Advance. fertisinK Rates Semi-Weekly News. WV& 6 I . i |7 sola!»' 1 sfiawtls l '" 1 - 1,11 - s w.. •. . jjjf'.WWPP* - • •/... r 7 . - : . •: '• t f t'f ’// ' ./ ,,, , Enterprise the Means BY CAREY W. STYLES. Libertas ©t I^atal© Solum. 85 Per Annum vol. sr iiin. ttohpft i !.rt ,i« i •••■■ ■— ■■■ ... . — - below it. Colonel Kinney '. . c-nfi l-.r. , ' voail will 1 .' >V , y f( : l; ( . lif-t. ol N • ; :i:Ut »’ ;n\U, :u(*i i t flu.- ; . . Ilt- ’V sl.-iil ! < | j : ft Vt*. tll , i: . • ‘lu. u. .i,tt •!' ' • ! tt"t|--}» iY, • • , l, u r I, 1: t|i . .. 0. V..»L !t ... . . v ... ALBANY. GEORGIA. .TUNE 4. I«6!>. NO. 45. ■Is i’jtDFlllLLH!} !... v \\ c .\ | • ! 1SI ! ififiRiniii. .oniinsH V v t l.-.U'k, iuiu.t i ru.ut.i-;. Success the. Result! v. fuMW* FORESTER &GREENWC Uitve demonstrated the wisdom of? Vv -RICE9 ANDCJV:. • SALl ! f. t '"‘.tifd f-> . • iHineaa n l\nc. I'.v find 11 ••!!'.!!* ■' i>7 'rif iuI M?r> itf.t', . »r.. Iw } ^ • „.,1 • • I t Tt * I • * jMfit 'I : ' , 'Ut'tTtf ‘fcnn!> • AlbanW>*«• "»• All; "' ‘ IfVdli-d .m v _^’ V '' 1*1 i niy»«i Ol SJuM' 31 *"- t*iS‘ n .... . r , • There’fill O t.'., fii’.-: II! 4 i 111 -‘i »j xl< l-ti.. : Mi •. W , t< ., j ‘ ,,‘i i :t J..{- f\\. si.. 1. Ihi •- ^ti?ir ,,, ,‘ * iVtonscys at Lav/, \ I l l \ 1 X , . \ i .M t: (’ <C i’ l 1:0 M V,., I I; ... v, •WITH- , ■v. \..J! ••I •. : " I i'll.; >l,ij ..... ; ' . ;.,/. ;I1 • , . v • ;v ~U(T. VsUlllUliii \ ' Cmunt i«vto ii Ivi c“t t.)i n tr. Mlrtit-i.ti i•-in |.:t :n- nr- 1.1» K u ;• i ii"i . 'inn .■■itppiiee 'FAMILY -YtOeVfiiKS ft A C ' V V /fSj ! Itiiita >" t.li hi. •rr;H itn.liocH or •• . ?ach ‘.jr i\i , Vr’'t ft • !_• Hu'..* in-.- " leave to' iwrfc at'.d i j I.it .(aani.-u.il Ci.: -.M'li fc-r i-uiti-* Xo.vea.t ' UeltfOffc'and 1 uitiPal: . i : > • *| ij.ji#*ot perishable property, pr sq.... ijsjrnj SoOot. «0 d.y» Nolle, to perfect eerrloe.. RolMlillIXotorKloMniorlgo^es r ,roq. Role, to estahliib l«t pipers por aq... 3 r,0 Heir. coopeMoj Utle. 3 30 RdftsiOWwHfVioe in divorce cuses 10 00 AU lM*Ittlr«rti«ement8 must bo accompa> ■M b/e**h. «r * m not appear. • Stilt if l^UKlf Ac., by Administrators, Ex- eeutorior OnardUns, are requited by law In be held en the tint Tuesday in the month, be- tveea the hoar* of 10 in the idrenoon and 3 la the afterBoen, at the Court House in the •ouaty iy whioh the pisiperty is situated. NeUeea it these sales must be given in a jahtteirntta 40 days previous to the day of •S*#i. ’• Het|eb» for the sale of personal properly he jft*n in like manner 10 days previous the debtors and creditors of an es- lao be published 40 days. dication will be made to the fot leave to sell land, etc., two months. is for letters of Administration, Qaardianship, eto., must be published 30 days —for dismission from Administration, month ly lit Months—for dismission from Guardian- Ralescf foreclosure of Mortgage must be “•’ Monthly for four months—for es- ipera, for tho full space of — ..reompelUng titles from F.x- ! beater* er Administrators, where bond has bMM given by thedeoeased, the full space of three Months. is will always Ije continued ao- I to theso, the legal requirements, un- rise ordered. m ALBAHY NEWS. ALBANY, OA., JUNE 4. 180B. r f • “■ i • I us , ■«. i -i ..I'.umi'iui.' -r. ,.) ip , m , joymontol every eoudiL.uu oiprogio- AM prosperily. iwiqk—The MneonTelcgrapli t visit from Col. N S Kiunoy o/ Brumwiok, And wo mako tlie fol lowing extracts irom its account of llio interesting interview: ' We Are pleased to learn from "Col Finney, that the last rail for the Bruns wiok rand was discharged at that port laat,week.. The supply ia now M>#;i It cooii.ts of English rails Weighing fifty pounds to the yard. The vessel whioh brought the last eargo drew scant nineteen feet ot wa ter—came in without the suiullevl dif lenity, and dieeharged every rail at •^wliarf. GoI.^Kinncy w t< -t ot' Slate* Nv.;. in ii our ct* i he’vise's c*i_- - ;• ! in tK< L > • of'liruii-Vi ■ 1 bor tu jtiac*, untlvr ; • : •.» .i.r \iio i v« • " i >! - !ru*i mi»'U r ^aten \,iv . :!'«• ii* • ' The Railroad I’ontroversey Ended. In our issue of yesterday we briefly adverted to the different proposi" lions which had been made, on each side, by the contestants in the rail road imbroglio. The very frank and unreserved oiler of the South Caroli na Railroad, in which the claims of that corporation against tho city were proposed to bo surrendered, as an ev idence of its desire to prese'rve the former alliance of Augusta With that road and with Charleston, was, some what to our surprise, immediately re jected. Tho failure to harmonize on this proposal, induced the fear that litigaliou on a wider hcaIu would fol low, cuoplcd with general detriment to railroad interests West of Augus ta, in tho stoppage of tluough freight and passenger trains. During yesterday, however, through the exer tions of our public spirited townsman, Alderman Moyer, tho negotiations- thus seemingly At an end were renew ed, and, we are ploased to record, not without encouraging result. At a late hour in the * afternoon, President Magrath, in behalf ot the South Carolina Railroad, assented to a cartel submitted to him, by which tho wholo controversy on both sides tho river is practically closed. This involves the payment of 175,000 in bonds bv the Columbia and- Augusta Railroad Company. Some details, of secondary importance, aro to bo ais M cussed and conoluded upon this morn- ing—principally as to precautions and safeguards in the joint use pt tho Washington street track, to provido against future disagreements, and all to end, \Vo hope in lasting peace. In this controversy, the South Car olina Railroad seems to have been guided by an earnest desire to avoid collision with the city authorities of Augusta, and has pursued a course which has resulted in saving other roads in connection from dimctilties and losses which protruded liliuti•• o ' in maintaining wlut it conceived to be its rights and privileges, would h:iv<* entailed. Let us now «*.«ha. »it* h-t ...i beoll heard of iiijiiuet i • - !-•! * on. , Ire bi*e. i 1 •' o .i" m- m .. • !.:i -a o.l. *•*•;*: tali'-, .'i | y -111 -•!> , ,V t • r be,-.bh ! • i.r..hs.;i.M -• !... ni; i .il. Ki.i- • • tf \•:i;n*« •n.-l!' nt *• <" • T’L. Ib.di. '•» ‘ .1 . > i.ne , huwvver, is *'• ’ ' ’* r'»pofe a < jlogy tip- ou Hie great Southern K-ader ami champion. In previous unioles we Imv.' tried to point out tho loot that more than a lew of the representative men of the North were silently but assuredly awakening to tho truth of the position whioh The Imperialist so boldly assumes, and it is our belief that the stronger and elcarer minds among our Southern fellow-citizens are not wanting in a similar percep tion. Wo have therefore selected General Lee as a name xufiloiently pramineut to point our moral. From the day when lie surrendered to Uen. Grant and accepted the fail„ ure of the political enterprise for whieli he had sacrificed so much, his position ha, been one of silent and dignified ac quiescence ill the results ol tho war • but it is not to be gathered from this that ho tails to comprehend those re sults in all their length and breadth. It may rather bj believed he clearly perceives the drill, of public nlfuire ami IS coutented, like thousands of others ol our best and wisest, to wait in peaceful patience for tho inevitable development ot the future. Conscious that the old Kcpiihlio has oeased to exist, the sagacious leader sees no reason lor trying to persuade himsell that tho country can continue forever in its present transition state, hut calniy waits for the future in the attitude of a man who will assiimo no responsibility for that which ho can not prevent. And in nil this General Leo and thoso who imitate him, aro acting well and wisely. Their course can give no offenoc to any, while it tends to allay those partisan prejudi- oes which, if fostered by the jealous watehlulness which their too speedy return to pnblio life would cause, might hercallcr interfere with their patriotie usefulness in the better days to come. Still, in pondering the great events in whioh they have been partakers, such men must at times be struck with the vast difference between that whieli they attempted arid that winch Ue y accomplished ; tliuv attempted simply lo divide the Ojnoe, ami il,.. v determined the fact toai a ltepui.li- was no longer pnssibie in rt: teu.ij longer l. - „, ruad be : mist it niii n, ip. , . uahled i i in' omiiplexiua hvvuaiss ** a‘-•‘I'l o» greenish cssi .u'om me lace. L.M.-M.u .litit ..cl,ing , n ilie head, weight in the lower Hlonmoli nu.l bnek. with or Without the'whiles. |.«lpit„ti.,n ul (he heart, pallor, oxhauminn, iiidigestion wcarincFS, Ungoitr, aching across the loins loss ol appetite, pain in left breast, tightness across th° chest, cough and giddiness. If still allowed to go on, green siokness will bo fully developed the hcadaehebecomes severe with loss of memory, diminishing sensibility sick stomach, dyspepsia, no relish for f 00 l! loss of flesh, increased fluttering of the heart SWF.LUNU or TBltTfW; legs a,mV body and oc’- ensiottai Buttling of blood. The slightest ef fort causes III hiiiki, iittKATitiNii, almost aur- f oc ; A .T ,, '. N ’ . Th « fiki » »" tial'by and a -doughy foel. 1 his is a sad picture, but it is the con dition ol thousands of women between the ages of 15 and 45, who are brought, to the verge of the grave by ignorance or nesieftt to take the proper remedy. To all who aro af flicted with any,of the symptoms above men tioned, in connection with an irregularity of the-monthly sickness,- we earueally say RMm*iVk - r; AUK " !l ‘«« miAtE KEUULAIOK. A few ounces taken, you will at once experience its benefits, and with a ittle patience you will be fully restored to health. This remedy has been extensively used for upwards ol twenty years by ninny of the most experienced and successful IMiysicinns of Georgia. Wo repeal, that Ur. J. BRADPIEI.U’S FE MALE REGULATOR is prepared for Women aud lo be used by Woineu only. A trial is all we ask. Prepared and sold in any quantify, bv II. UUAUFIGLD. WI10LE8ALE URUGGIHT. Price, $1.50 per BN*. Sold by Druggists goncrally. Atlanta, Go., December 2111 h. 1808. Ur. J. llKAuriKLi,—Dear Sir: 1 take plea sure in slafiug that some lime previous to the war, I used, with the utmost success, on a norvant girl, your FEMALE HKUULATOR prep.rfj (lien nl llraclOelJ', UrugSlor., Weel 1 oiut, Qa. She had been buffering severely from suppressed menstruation, and this Medi cine soon restored her to health. She is, to day, living in Atlanta, sound and well. I will stale, further, that l know of its being used, with equal success, on a sorvant girl of tny brother in-law, Prof. Rutherford, of Athens. Ga. This woman had, I think, been diseased for six years. She was a house ser vant, and seemed cured, up to the time of -freedom." I do not hesitate to indorse your preparation for the purposes for which you rcrommend it. Your, truly, JNO. C, WIIITXER. STATE OF OEOROIA, Tnorp Fountt. Till. I. 1.1 oinlry I lux I liny., ,-yiitnliip.l ipiill’i. of Or. ■l'.-iq.li [lrni|H»M. nt tin. nmml v. •I'. I ‘I* J mi 'ii.'.l r.inn nin e if ,„ attorneysat law. A Lit,% NY. GA. W ILL practice in I lie (severs I ('curls o' Law am! Equity in tnis Stale i ml tin Eire nit (’curls of the United States lor the State of Georgia. Also attention given to COMMISSION in BANKRUPTCY. Albany, Jan. 1. 184.0. ly RICItABUJ^JUNKH RICHAttl* IIOIUIH HINES & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ALBANY, GA. , Will practice in DOUGHERTY and tho surrounding Counties, in I lie Supreme Courts of the dtffTe, and the United Stales Circuit Court at Savannah ; and will attend to busi ness in South-West Georgia generally, by special agreement, tnarchao—- ly M 1> ii. PGKR i <;>. * v >i v. t u \ v • '• \ WRIGHT &. WARREN,j A. Ii. CuLqriTT, Bal.er t'ount. Ht’on II. Co’i amks Rauch. Newton, Ga. nttah, Ga. MEDICAL CARDS. Dr. John E. MoMillan, —OFFICE IN— Chaok'a Building, Up Stairs, Neil Door lo IHnri Hohh'e Office. 8®. Residence, Hoelefy Street, twa doors east of Judge Vasou'a. umrcli23—ly ■ I)r. Benj. M. Cromwell Office as heretofore, over Welch*’ Drug A,blln y' Besidenoe next door to Ur. Hilsman’s, in the house formerly occupied liy Mr, L. C. Shaw. Jan 5—ly DR. W. A. LOVF, -OFF1CK- IN KILBERT i. BRO’S. BRBC STORE, nnOAD STREET, Albany. Oa. feb. 21. 1838 Any culls 1**ft nl the Drug S'ore of Tl m'in un i Roll will receive prompt attention Ii !- Ginnaliv. J ll.Vli lx ..I (Ii. ,.l I . r. i rjkVfcr.il 'jL^tVin.'i.iMM e jrltlffrtriv IcirLort l»».l*>w ^ “< - llUt’r.L 'l.i'ii \\ ■ • ’. *' > t ijv.Lv v. , pc.*Y ,, .*i l.-j.'l, ..! u .t * i, SO ny %vcYy •• ••' v • “ V In -‘••I j : “I'jWkv ot U..U . afehv-k-..pgrticsi-■ 1 ■«.••• ..^VL-aity thy rvlvaru ./ ■ ' , lo ItK'-'octurtH' cUipth of •v.h.f.: »• (>. ’ b^j*. ^'intioy lout:■ 1 t* ’,cightifeh f?nfl fl;i*»-r-*]H:irt*'tv ! if " with .:;• *V* i eightUtei'f —•«'.» that npon tido. Y'-ss' j l- iiiT.wi' ■Wm ’tii tVtlt may jjass it with «af — ' ;T, 311(1 tlic saina veasvis,. (ol wljich J araiitut. ^jfi^uyer couiv ; ■ 1 s- .1: 1 {WW^ptw^guildp'to tiif raii-i tfoati. an j f 0 lf u,.;i; f|t'i. ; ;li’. into u ill:..u; . toot ot Vt^lfiei-r iAjid _abovv this railroad outside tho inner bar, there is of a third" to le-^a^jpfi ipr all tho business ot the town. '.bar,. so called, which 1 the rivef, is a mere Lit necessary, can be lif e*pease and give water to the npper 1nfilzStt, whioh at present , jk'-M- ordinary high _ MKfnHfib twept* feet of ws hses. said', there is (or pasaipg the inner bar of wharfage room ..1 ‘ ti«ik .. ii: IL 1 Gut Ik) r-.! I.< Ju: u ii--. t . ; Mrj »»atrtt: noine. J5ay, Gath 01.1, will yv» If.fU. , >'hclby Y.-.i; w ill never <x r " Lrt«'k 1*> Shelby. ,]fm Lrovvnlfju - I move that. ( Id* Stt- periittcndtint of the St ate . »;nl Lo iu- 61,mated >o take t.liat man fistt.. T pint in" tioRt.uml.ion Unit! lmh !'Tfnr-r«r-v-til: ! We will give you U—II in your di.?-* met, Mr. Laic. Mr. Cate Baid he was requested to read a telegram from Memphis, to the working men of-Nashville, from Sen ator Sprague. Give it to some who can read it. Jim Brownlow—I move that Sena tor Sprague is an abortion. Yon ain’t got as much nerve as a louse. Mr. Williams attempted to speak. Ob, sit down, William* I *• that Sweet William, or the other William ? Take William! out on a chip! “Mr. Chairman,” from Mr. williams. We have no chairman y talk to the people. Vox roruu, vox Du. .v.if. J.fi ill . . II..J • ii'»"• 1 .tli)<i.tvlo!;.: >1 ..i ti. A .:ovt njrc. 'd blahsu •...•!» if !,( <••'-h.al.H-.-yus ,, .. lur things l^;.l oul i, t ntiti »vml sttongth . •tf -. ti.u iieedotn uhi.;i, •!,* i will ci/ironTec 1 »'v ii.i. c siinpiy jito^uud (» { Lqi :;•» ?> ropresehtau.vp man j • nerd typ‘». i»ut t.l:•-*r*.* ucq other*- iv .-11, i.t w’lf-m u o pli-U) sj*,*:ik her » *\ I l:i If f .« ' 'iii t* ibi 1 i '• < j- (' 1 u, o.'.; 1 v I- I Livt.ry Siahli’j j Ft; /Idkfis*;* ILxtnVlMcr GilSV, G'.k Hurrah! hnr vith soar rrsh fot for Ssntsr. N.w eiMk CUUiag. MdOv«Hb<«ta, At ZACHABIAB'. Anvpn, May.Sft —Mi-; Dt»»h.|,t Atl.li ‘lunhivv '•r*.l;C,l.i‘c A U:ij, | i ,, . on Appeal for ;..vUcc. In •vhlcl: ‘ q-... thc.r-. j-vrf' rclaftTC tt.Vc faiher. *iu. t■ \y - ‘I huvl back iji'j.infamous iiargcs iiwy <ii, •CSO cgninat my de':eq«ed in’.her.' fhe charg es consist altogether, of vague rumors If they have proof of dissolute conduot against hii», sufficiently tpjustify murder for parson- a! obubbs, let it bs prodflotd. They are well a wart that no private Injury to his as- ■assail caused his murder. They know and feel in their hearts that he was killed on ao- eonnt of hht polities alone, solely betanse ho was a Republican. The murderers are well known and can be named j yet no steps have been taken to bring them to justice. I have no recourse but to appeal to the people of Georgia, and to the nation, r for retribution upon them and their secret elan , of assassins. Sock an appeal I hereby solemnly make. ” Ukrttf probable that Hiss Adkins wrote aosuehisUsb . w • MPvJury certificates of ssrvios /or sale a! this olios. Also, licrohsnt’s Lisas tor Rags, Rags. Rags. WANTED at this office, all the cotton Ragi in the county. TWO CKSTS per pound will be paid CASH, for any quantity. jan22. * Sims k Kirkin&ii, W IIR WITT, Horen-* .-f.\ Biiggii rt lojme. on .'iiiudny except in c.tucn ol emergency. Jan8-tf U. S. Interna! Revenue, A88 B» OFFICE, 2<f DISTRICT O A. ) M.COX, 0»., Mmj 223, 1809. / NOTICE ii bn.bv given (but llio Mil of V A.nu.l Tun for the je.r 1889, (being Special Taxes, Incomes, and articles In sobedule A.) bat been completed, and Is open to Inspection. Parties Interested are Informed that the Aeseesor will be at his office (ho. 90, Mol- berry Street), to hnr appeals, from » a. a. lo 1 p. m., for (on day# from dote, (Sundays excepud). After which tho Lieu will h, re- (tinted over lo tho Collector, sod no appeals oan be sntettalaod. WII. H. WHITEHEAD, May 28,1889.. Assessor. HEWITTS' GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. FARE $3 00 PER DAY- Toa Best in thb Cirr. May 4—Om BROWN’S HOTEL OWWMllc Depot, idaeow.aa, E. I. BROWN * SON, Proprietor,. rrtHU WELL-KNOWN HOtJU has X been refilled and repairad, and ii now oaa of the NEATEST HOTELS In (h. Stale, and the moet oonvehlont in (be oily. The Hold lo aeppltod with everything the markets aSords. Water, 0OP..24 1187 1084a 10,000 yard, tha vary bastCoUeees, 26ela. At ZACHASIAB. COTTON' FACTORS * GENERAL Commission Merchants, Buy Street, SAVANNAH, Special attention to the haIf jf Cotton, l.uiulipi' tinil Tiuibei'. Lihernl advances nm Umaignmenln. april 20, IbGUr-tf RAIL ROAD WARE HOUSE. N. S. A. F. TIFT, Cotton Faotoro, Warehouse, —vh NII— Commission Merohauta, Specialatlentlon given In Saleeof COTTON ■sea for sal. BACON, CORN. IIAQOINQ KofE. TIES, OIN 0EERIN0 It’BELTING! HUQAtt MILLS,UOLLETT’SSTEEL BBU8II COTTON (UN. JtOT All censlgnments by Car Load are slnred free of charge of dreyago or labor, Albany, Oa., apr 27, '09 ly r. a. oust r.n. Juiinstov. b. n. zotiKcrr. Rust, Johnston &- Co. Cotton’ Pabtore, WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Consignments Solicited. <—l* 0 *)—» OFFICE Discount and Deposits. Collections attended lo and remittanbe PROMPTLY MADE o ALRAIVV, <iE0K«U. June 5»h. 180R ly M I ;, \ i ; X I » V »[1 i‘if? Oi I'lljr* Stl’i > • A ii !1I V tit's;: : , W. R. CRUGER S CO., BROKERS- Will buy and sell Exchange, make CUllco. lioaa, buy uueurreut money, roeelee . Depea 1 Ita, allowing latorait it rale, of 7 per e.M. per annum on weakly halaneee of S2S0 or over. WT. B. CRUDER, H. /; COOK. Albany, May 14tk, 1889— MaojKo. iij|. Canced Meats and Fish. aiMJARg, COFFEE, TEAS, STRFP. SALT. BOOTS AND SHOES. Osnaburgs. Brown &, Striped Ooodn. POTTOS Y.IB.Y nitiUDff and Smoking Ttbacco. And a new tuipidy of Genuine. Double Rectijietl POPLAR LOG! Tho host WlliHky hn tho odiitfucnt f GREDI'T 1 ing 1 B' i> f" l *“‘ , “‘ l •>>! i' 11 f “" 10 ‘b»»» dnsir- tanoe. "* B' *t T 11. .InnU tj Lorurr VKfRT TOHNSTON & LOCK ITT r,f!TT0ii FACTORS HAV STHKK'j I-" I V r ft 1 i l t; I ! ( , l.' /ilitiiiliiii!' gifen tXr.l.USIVLl Y ly He sale i JMM ■ fji'ii.’i 1 1- tl A H n TIM AN COMMlSSinii MlfitlMi l o the i*lanlfrn —OF— Middle and Southern Georgia. The sale of ootton is our cpeoUlty. Wo flatter ourselves none can excel us To old friends we return thanks; to hew ones, try us, we will try to please yon. Usual accommodations given to enable you to make s orop. THOS. HARbEMAN, Jn., 0.0. SPARKS. Jsn. 1st—flmos. ■ • P a,r J'“|*gc heretofore hostowed, fsfrcllon 8 * n,l “ ,n * M * r,,on> 10 sat- Albany, Gn., March 23, CARRIAGES A BUGGIES, WAGONS & HARNESS. I urn llie agent furllio Tcmllnsan Dcmor. est Company of New York, the Woodruff Concord, Bnd.the Braltloborti manufactories end m roce'ltlng per stcumor every wouk Carriages, Wagons. andHnnieRs fi> o-P Itymi l f? .[,jj •|owj' ' t » I r ’ H . Lit. itzlu- D, . . A good supply of Motahc Dunai Lason. AOISWOOS AND WAZfiXTUT OOFFiiq-s. Of oll slses. kspt constantlycn hand. I am prepamid to embalm dead bodies with out mutilation or exposure, on abort notice. . , ■ P. M. THOMPSON, idopt, ?6, tf.. WOOL I WOOL I TTavinu unlimited orders for XX wOOXa, »■ are prcpsretl lo pay FULL- MARKET PRICE IN CASH! ■pkr'ahy quantity orthlk article, delivered in SaVannafa. Liberal advenes* made, oa oooaignmente. „ ,L. J. QUJLMARTIN * Co., Footers Ik .Commission Mtrobasts. BW me l to Catb> o I jniAn S' l AHOy 1 intoad late oLjoctirt yoiol. (or 1 onurpriao i'fora Albany jjuili ffiitiiiiini'u- . Many reuovta ot occurenooo- in mftwmw few# account of tltW>i t •• ’ I ettor- •• ^ 1 - lo March lull lh« -««• <* <t srsiras.aM? the oOJBty j b« kiwi ( f »*t»y daaonplloa, Hennfaol«r(^, _ taJr AJ« > .kabde autplovad between tha t(M nf 12 and Of. male and (saule. aad malh kaoda pi court Yfiat lie «, as i.is counsel l had been ttleeroplied for lo pros- but these 62011. District et M N, Tumpklac, I ttpalonato timet tha oha. </.. MONDAY, 28th dues f ’ ■■ *!«»»• »t a. sui. • ttabtw 4 *v an: ige a may 28,-8 mas. ■ ■ ■ i- *vj- u» . KF->iiAjiL - *•***•! KiiMaer. J. County Win hereby tabs due nctioa t uvern themselves occonlin.lv. Ill obou mv beckB ( ■ ' .— Those wfo aro ii doftaU Mf 1887, will if yon wish to SOI a splendid aMotlmsal of ,W W | * H7 Up, or I will b. coiumUmI to Owte' Oarmosti, caU at j (fiat exoonltcn ot cnoe. ^Xg- - - - R. T. OILBKST, T r n