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JUUi to perfect service in d
, Belt* of Land, &a., by Administrators, E»-
•eetori or Guardians, are requited by law to
t»Mid on tho first Tuesday in the month, be-
Ipmo Ike bouts of 10in the forenoon and 3
la die afternoon, at the Court House in the
county in irbich the properly is situated.
Notices if these sales must be given in a
tie 40 days previous to the day of
the sale of, personal properly
in liWmsnnor 10 days previous
so to the debtors and creditors of an es
Ule nost also be pnbliahed 40 days.
XKide that application will be made to the
AsrUf Ordinary for leave to sell land, etc.,
mut be published two months.
Citations for letters of Administration,
Qoftrdianiblp. do., must be published 30 days
—for dlwlsalon from Administration, monlh-
lr llrMAHthi—Ow itUmliitnn frnin (lilfirilinn.
—j'ir uiHmission iromwuiiiiuiniiutiuu, uiuuiu-
1/ lixmonlhs—for dismission from Guardian
nip, 40 days.
Knlssof roreclMure of Mortgage must be
■ LU ‘ A ' 4 ^ *hly for four months '
bo
, for es-
mgjn&gS£aGffim‘.
ecutocs er Administrators, where bond has
U»n glfto bf the deoeased, the full space of
throe months.
ac-
un-
Fail ioat ions will always be eoBttnncd
♦otdiag to these, the legal acquirements, \
Im otherwise ordered.
>SlfICUI81H CRIMHDLIMJ.
A LBANY N E W S.
BYCAREY W. STYLES.
Libertas et ISTatale Solum.
S5 Per Annum
VOL. 3.
ALBANY. GEORGIA. JUNE 29, 1869.
•NO. 51;
SOB rilff ESTERS URCIUT,
DECISIONS
SUPREME
—OK the—
COURT OF QBORGHA.
Dollvorcd at Atlanta, Juno 22, 1800.
[Reported Exprotely for tho Conolilutlon,
by N. J. Ilummoml.Huprcino Court Reporter
James C. & J O Dunham, {'hunting
in error va. J, J, Williams, defendant
in orror—Claim, from Mitchell Coun-
lfuOWN, C. J.
1. Wheu tho affidavit to foreclose
a mortgage is made, by an attorney,
tnn rnnitnl <•> St I... S-
the recital inhjimi he is nltorncy-at
tBortaac ’ - •
law for tho ntortga geeis sunioieut
2. An affidavit to foreclose a mort
gage Ou personal propet ty, in Mitch-
ell County, made before u Justice ol
tho Inferior Oonrt ol Dotiglicity
County, on tho 24lh day of October,
1800 and the order ot foreclosure is
sued upon tho affidavit, by tho Judge
County-Court ol Mite 1 "
of the County-Court of Mitchell coun
ty, on the 29th of October, 18fl«, ian
legal proceeding. At that time tho
Justice of tho Inferior Court hnd the
right to administer the oath, and the
County- Judge had thu right to issue
the order.
#8. A mortgagee whoso mortgage
covers property in Georgia, and in
Tennessee, cannot lie compelled by a
Junior mortgagee whoso mortgage
covers part of the same property in
Gcotgiu, to go out of Iho JtirisdlellgH
of the Court, into another Stale, and
pursue Ills remedy first ngainst the
property in Tennessee.
4. When there is a dispute between
mortgagor and mortgagee, as to their
respective rights under the mortgage,
and the mortgagee files liis hill,
to IIS
"WHO BOWS TIIK WIND SHALL REAP THE
Virginia to Texas, inclusive,
fcooMlizationif and divisions rnlo tho
“ ‘■’icAH camps. The carpct-bng-
irt ovcrdono their wort. Tho
their party ia divided against
A with Anything like a jndi-
Anient ■ of the blaoks, iho
-Jhplders have tho recons tr it ti
the unreconstructed State*in
a. , .Tito, carpet-baggers,
<*q nobble* over
._jujJils,have's o far crippled them-
thttt 14 is P\ ain 1° “°
[JWuieir day* arc nnmborcd. In
tho administration must do
I j !»B pretty soon to reunite the
|MU»fing forces of tho dominant par..
y. St even in tho North it will go to
I “••*11 in tho coming olectious. ; In
we dietributiop of tho spoils, where
RMHRVnum .nnninbui in nffinn.ltnn
i.lten
- .pniptod, tho administra-
lost ground, " the managing
Velutetjnt to a great oxteut havo . be-
tenaats.
io a great extent tiavo
setae disgusted and tho rank and
•wuwrxiiMd/ind. 'so tho Repuhi
North as Well as Sonl -
etambiing to pieces.—Heeald.
wrU
H McMath and John -
■ Ejectment from Sumter.
BUOWN, C J
A grant issued to Iaaao O [Holland,
orphan, It appeared by parol that
there was no such person .as Isaac O
Holland, orphan .in the district at the
time ot giving in for draws ; but that
IsaaoDHouand’a orphan;Mary Hol
land, was iti the district and did give
in for a draw. Hold : that parol evi
“Dr. Thos. P. Janet, of this county,
“Mwfinished mowing, a field of
the m
mred fonr feet and fiv
md yielded two and a half
SfrA Tfc. nran nlonliui Ann
five
d 5
tied
S
liiclt
ifwaa plan,
t, on old land
He
- runout mstiuro. tu
- planted ten months
d fair to equal the) five
l t also growing the va-
Hfo*i successfully.’.’
.ofone hundred ’ dol-
.with flittle
clover in. Bibb "county
renty pretty lair acres ir
perhsps .more—for si)
• w “Jf Pi by the aid of a good]
aehinn {j harvested will -
le and erpenso—c
1 Atored ln.lesi
, while cotton
Christmas
ireen
Ion
well
Jt of _ Tt
- market, whicu si.
he fir tnoro prwfitj-
[TaUtfiKATH.
wrong.
and pending iho proceeding in Equity,
they agree lo refer Lite wltolo ques
tion in dispute to arbitration, and an
award is rendered, and by consent of
both parlies, made the judgement of
tho Court, the judgement is prima fa
cie. correct, and n junior mortgagee
not a party to the judgment, who al
leges that it operates as a fraud upon
him, will ho hold lo pr.iof of actual
fraud. When no fraudulent intent is
shown, tho simple fact that tho senior
mortgagee, whoso mortgage covered a
growing crop, ami other property,
was required by tho award and judg
ment to pay, and did pay, a ceriain
sum ot money to the mortgagor, is not
sufficient evidence ot fraud upon the
rights oi the junior mortgagee, whoso
mortgage, covered only tub growing
crop, to justify the jury in finding lor
the junior mortgagee.
Judgment reversed.
Vason and Davis for plaintiff in er
ror.
Ilincs and Ilohbs for defendant in
error.
Flagg ifcJFish, plaintiiTs in error vs.
John W. Johnston, defendant in er'
ror. Foreclosure of mortgage trom
Donglierty.
BROWN, C. J.
1. When a mortgage made to
As V f IIV.II n llAUi tgugo IHUUU VU
Thomas W Willingham, his heirs and
r— ■—ife—’ '
assigns, was transferred by Wiilin.,-
ham, by written assignment, to John
W Johnston as administrator ofQreen
D Sharke. deceased, such assignment,
if properly stamped, conveyed the
mortgage to tho estate, and it became
assets in tho bands of tho administrn.
tor; and the proceedings to foreclose
it mast be in the namo ot said John
ston as administrator, and not in his
individual character.
Judgment reversed.
H Morgan for plaintiff in error.
Hines £ Hobbs for defondaut in cr-
John Doe, ox dent. Benj. F Tugt
vs. Richard Roe, cas. ejr. and Jo
‘ • * ‘ Teal,
lie
Contempt from Baker.
ilcmpt
.WARNER, J
Where a defendant has been enjoin
ed .from removing and disposing ot
certain cotton winch had boon placed
in
tho hands oi a Receiver, appointed
d it.
by the court, and alterward ‘lie de-
fendatft was declared a bankrupt, nnd
it appeared from tho ovideuse that
the defendant told tho ngeut of tho
Receiver, who.hud the cotton in pos
sessiou that tho utliintitf’s injunction
"had been settled onjisposed of, and
tbatMm had turned ovfir "THur hales of
said cof^on to his counsel in bank
ruptcy ; when in fact, the injunction
had not been seltledor disposed of, hut
tho complainant in tho iigunetion hill,
was still claiming the cotton ttml^i
mortgage lien ; and when the deferf
ant’s counsel in bankruptcy, with l„,
assent of tho defendant, took posses
sion of said four hales ni'cotton tor his
fees to tako tho dllendant through
tiro bankrupt enurty nnd had sold the
same: Held that/this court will not
cuulrol tho discwiion of the court be
low upon the state of facts disclosed
l>y tho record, in holding that tho de
fendant had violated tho injunction
and was in contempt of the order and
process ot the enurl-
Jiidgtnenl affirmed.
V. son Davis tor plainliH' in et
•or.
Btrosier & Smith 1
error.
,-iendanl in
Mason Tiller, plninlilV in yrror, vs. D.
Kpradley, agent for Green J Jordan,
Alotion lor now trial, from I.re.
WARNER J.
When, a noto was given to tho
plaintiff fur two hundred and twenty-
live denials, for cotton seed
lor Green J Jordan's plantation, arid
signed J Spratllcy, Agent Ihr Green J
Jordan : Held, that this was a con.
tract of Jordan, tho principal, and not
tho contract ol Spradley, the Agent,
the more especially as tlm evidence in
tho record discloses the fact, Hint the
agency was made known to tlm payee
of the note at llm time it was given,
and that tho cotton was purchased for
Jordan, and not for Sprmlley the
Agent. Tlm suit should have been
brought against Jordan, and not
against Spradley tlm Agent; and the
fact that Jordan filed it pica in tlm
ease as a defendant, alleging that the
cotton seed was worthless,•did not
necessarily make him a party to tlm
original suit ngainst Spradley, and
there was no error in I lie court below
in refusing file order to make him a
party, inasmuch ns Jordan w as not
named ns n defendant in llie original
suit, and not being named a defendant
in tho original suit, thu filing of his
plea did not mnke him a defondaut
wlioro a procoss was iirayod against
him ns sitoh. Tho verdict in favor ol
tlm defendant Spradley was right un
der tho law and tho fncts of the case,
and there was no error in the court
below in refusing tlm motion for a new
trial.
J udgeincnt affirmed,
C B Wooten, D A Vnson for plain-
tifi in error.
Geo Kimbrough, F 11 West, by G.
J Wright, for defeudnnt in orror.
Isaac E Bower, administrator, ole vs
Ilamlin J. Cook. Motion to dis
miss bill of exceptions irom Dough
erty county.
McCAY.
1. An order of the Judge of the
Superior Court directing process to is
sue fortho selxnro and aalg of tho
iroporty claimed to bo subject to a
icn, under what ia called the “Steam:
boat law,” is not suoh n judgment or
decision of the Judge, as ntav ho ex
cepted to, and brought by hill oi ex.
eeptiona to this Conrt.
Case dismissed.
IlineB ib Hobbs, and 1! B Bower,
for plaintiff in error.
D A Vason, RLyoa, for defendant
in error.
name OI me graui.ee, uuv u, give, Ci
ted to the grant by identifying, the
person intended as the grantee, 1
Judgment rCvarsed. J
J. J. Scarborough by S. II Ilaw-
‘ H Clark, for plain-
kins and Richard H Clark, for pi
for defendant in er-
Wm E Smith, plaintiff in error, va
Ueo M Lawton, defendant in error.
Garnishment from Dougherty j
iro with lliltle -'rw KPT lenaant in error.
) coat of'the nfAKNItti, J-
I&WSI&< each Whetwan uttaobmentbM beeniane^ iWillhtuaTplar^t aL.ukintifi i
cSunlv Worth out in favor of the plaintifi, against a vs E tV Seabrook, ndminii
tr, fifij’FiBfirfU AMiftlflii* >•*<*.' dcfondiiit-io error. ***“
out m favor ox vno piainim, nss »
defendant, who was afterwards deciar
ed a bankrupt, and a motion wait
a - ■ ■ of-aaid
tha ht-
tachmeut autv, iu -*•••- iitoi
of tlm original plaintiff in atlaoh nent,'
%Bfeb' motion, waa refused by the .
'court: Held; that there waa no error
ill the judgment of the eonit mlow ■,
inrefoaing to allow the Aesig ee of
tl Bn^umd D. A. f —, f ^
&r e a :,
ifWjiWTt j-. I.
-
H«wHn J, defendant is error,
Jako Collier, vs The State. Assault
with intent to mutder, Irom Dough
erty eonnly.
McCAY J
1. Tho charge of the Court, under
tlie facts of this case, was not an er
ror.
,2. If a man, shpot, .with a jiistol
at Another, and hi| bint, the Jaw pre
sumes prima facie, that he did It with
malice. Nor does the proof that the
parties had been friendly, and that the
person shooting expressed regret im
mediately afterwards, rebut presump
tion. One has no right, to shoot at
another with a Idhded pistdl in sport
If ha does so, ho is responsible for the
consequences, and the law will imply
malice, from the 'recklessness ol the
ho*; ,jjn. «j iJ
H Morgan, for plaintiff in error.
RH Whitley, Solicitor General, de
fendant in error.
taken from tho same,’’ the rent is due
in.a reasonable time after a sttffieieuoy
of tho crop, alluded to, to pay tho rent,
is gathorod and ready for delivery.
4. Section 2203 of Irwin’s Code,
protoctiug tlie crop against levy, un
der [troccsfi against tlie tenant, only
applies, wltcro thu rent is a fractional
jiart of the crop, and not where it ia a
fixed amount. -
, 5. Tho lien of tile Landlord, for
liis rent, upon tho crop made is supe
rior to all other liens.
0. Tito lium, provided for b
DR. J. BRADFIELD’S
■ALII lUiGlMTOK,
Womau’s Best Friend
r^IlS vnlimblo Mcdioine is preprrud for
Act of I860, iti favor of Landlords,
Factors, otc., upon crops, ami growing
crops, attach Irom tho dato of tho
agreement, and the oldest taken is of
the highest dignity.
Judgment affirmed.
Stro/.ier & Smith, Jno. A. Davis,
for plaintiff in error. ”
Ilincs & Ilohbs, for defendant in
[rror.
John Doe, ex deni. K. Giannis, vh
Richard Roe and Samuel D. Irwin,
tenant. Ejectment, from Raker coun-
MiiCAY, J.
I : It is the presumption of law
that an ollioer has done his duty, and
his official acts will he presumed to
mvo been done rightly until tlie con-
rut y is shown.
-• Where a deed, purporting to
have been attested by a magistrate,
ami duly recorded thereupon, was of-
(••red in evidence, circumstances, tcmU
ing to show that the magistrate's name
was affixed subsequently to the exe
cution ot the deed, are evidence lor
the Jury, and it is error in tho Court
io withhold the deed, as not record*
3. If the evidence is pertinent the
Court should leave it to tho Jury,,
under his charge as to the law.
Judgment reversed.
Vason tfc Davis, forplaintitfin error.
S. J). Irwin, for defendant in error.
LAW OA.H3D8.
LOCHRANE & CLARK,
Attorneys at Law,
ATLANTA, GA.
H AVING hcM 1o<1 porniationlly nl Allimtn,
will give special attention to Clio preps-
is preprroii
—w OOMKS exclusively, sml to bo used by
Womkn only. It i* udnpieil especially to those
cases whero the womb is disordered, nnd will
cure any irregularity in tho ••menses,” ex
cept iu such oases ns require n surgical oper
ation. As these Inst nro very rare, tho K*.
the MA V K H^tniLATOR in «f almost universal appli
cation. In a sudden shook of the ••monthly
courses” from cold, trouble of mind or like
cause, it acts like a oliarm, by rkmtohinutiir
niseiiAMiia in kvkhy inhtanoh, thus relieving
the fever, headaoho, pain iu (lie small of the
back and “lower slotunoh," tliishen of beat
about the face, chilly sensations, burniug of
the eyelids aud general restlessness. Taken
iu time, all tliuse symptoms pass away imme
diately, without injury to the constitution,
frequently, however, the proper remedy is
not applied in lime, the disease becomes
chrouio, aud the foundation laid for number*
less evils to (he constitution of the woman.
Tho next “turn” comes around and there is
•show,” or perhaps the “whiles” will ap
pear. There will be some uneasiness about
Uit womb, but very little or none of the naU
"** 1 flu d ^soaping. Tho complexion becomes
sallow, bowels swolen, a sort of greenish cast
about the taco, constant dull aching pains in
the head, weight in the lower stomach and
back! with or without the whiles, palpitation
of Ihl* heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion,
weariness, langour, aching across tho loins,
loss of appetite, pain in left breast, lightness
across Hits chest, cough and giddiness. If
still allowed la go on, green sickness will he
Hilly developed—the headache becomes severe
with loss of memory, diminishing sensibility,
SICK stomach, dyspepsia, no relish for food,
loss or tlesh, inoiciiHcd fluttering of the heart
s\velliNit or tiik KELT, legu and body and oo’-
oasioual spitting of blood. Tho slightest ef
fort causes tiunhied iihkatiiinu, almost sur-
EocATtoN. The skin is flabby nnd a “doughy
tool. J his is a sad picture, but it is tho con
ditton of thousands of women between the
ages of 15 and 45, who nro brought to the
verge of the ginvo by Ignorance or neglect to
t ake I lie proper remedy. To all who nro af
flicted with any of the symptoms above men
tioned, in connection with an irregularity of
ffie “monthly sickness,” we earnestly say
TAKK Dh. J. llRADFIHLD'H FKMAl.fe
REGULATOR. A fewouuces mkcii, you will
at onco experience its benefits, nnd with a
Hilo patience you will Ire fully restored to
health.
Tills remedy lus liecn eileusir.ly used for
upwards ol Iweuly years liy many of llie looat
experienced aud auccessrul Pliyslolan. of
Georgia.
We repeal, that l»r. J. URADFIKLD'8 FK-
MALK RhGULATORis prepared for Women
and to he used by Women only.
A trial Is all we ask
Commission Merchants
MIL ROAD WARE HOUSE,
N. & A. P. TIFT,
Cotton Factor*, Warohouso
Commission Merchants,
ftpeel.t .Mention siren lo Bales or COTTON
HAOON, bokn, ragging'
R* TIES, (jIN UKKUING a’i RKLTING
HUGAR MILLS,GULLKTT’SSTKKL RUUHli
FOTTON GIN.
Bl - JT- AU ® 0 1»ignme»|* by Car Load are
Hloiod free of charge of drayage or labor,
Albany, Ga., apr 27, *69 ly
•atiun and argument of cases before the
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Lawyers nl a distarfhe not desiring to un
dergo Iho expense aud delay of attending this
•ourl, conflicting ns it does with so many
local (,ourls, may find that an arrangetni Hl
witn us Mill he mutually ndvanlaoeous.
O. A. LOfmitANE,
Judge IllUiri) II. CLARK,
, , , formerly of Albany, Un
May 28tli, IttfiO—dm.
D. H. POPE,
attorhkt at law
ALBANY, GA.
Will give prompt attention lo any huainen
entruated to him, in all the Courts ol Dough
erty and .surrounding count tes.
Jan. 1, 180!) ly
1. U'RtnilT.
l. r. n. wannEM
WRIGHT & WARREN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ALBANY, GA.
W ILL practice in tho several Courts
Ia J u — '* < -
. « ; ,r wourui oi
f hqnity in this Ktalo t.nd tlm
Urcnlt Courts of the United Mtatca for the
Slate of Georgia.
lie
U^KRUMc|f t, “ , t0 C0MM,S8I0N “
Albany, Jan. I, I860, ly
Prepared and sold in any quantity, by
' II. RIIADFIIXh,
UGO* “
W1IOLRNALB UHUGUIHT,
„ , - Atlanta, Ga.
Pri«<!f ( $|,50 imr Bottle..
Sold by JJniggiHlH generally.
Atlanta, Ga., Heoenilier 20lh, 1868.
Dr. J. UiiADPiRLD—Dear Sir: 1 take plea
sure in Minting that Homo time previous lo the
war, I used, with the utmost success, on a
servant girl, your FUMALK REGULATOR,
prepared, then nl Uradfield’s Drug Store, West
Ioint, Ga. She had been sulTeriug severely
from suppressed tnonBlruallon, and this Medi-
alno soon rcHlored her lo health. She Is, to
day, living in Atlanta, sound and well.
I w in .....
moil ADD K. IUNKS BICUASP HODUS
HINES & HOBBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALBANY, GA.
Will practice in DOUGHERTY and the
— Motion
>Qle money Irom Donghoriy.
in error
Iniatrator,
Ion to
..... pUunvs iii uuuuiiitnii anu me
surrounding Counties, iu the Supreme Courts
of the 3tate, and the United Slater Circuit
Court at Savannah ; and will stteud to busi*
ness in South-West Georgia generally, by
special sgraement.
maroh80—ly
MEDICAL CARDS.
Dr.
John E. MoMiUan,
—OFFICE IN—
Ohealt'* Ballrilng, Bp Stair*,
Net (Door to Himet $ Uolb't Office.
JsL L i Isnee, Society Street, two doors
east of Judge Vason’s.
march 23—ly
Dr. Benj. M« Cromwell
Office aa heretofore, orer Welcbs’ Drug
Store, Albany, Q., R..ld.rie. next door to
Dr. Ililathan'., in tho houa. formerly oeeupiad
hy Mr, L. 0. Shaw.
Jan 6— ly
by C’dbltMA
collect bis rent
_ — i, wen though
— rent bo payahlo In specifics, tbs
Value of wjlich is .not fixed by' the
contract
a eonlraot (or
.-nt ofrc.nl catato. it isitone the leu
, T-gjOtOssiiklss,
jncnMwl property
p 1
y ■—! tl*IIIg
a there j
- r~-\ Tmr — mmmm J iOt
i. ttViTWryiB. alaos
h ia agreed that “it it to bo "
DR. W. A. L0VF.
will male, furthor, that I know of im being
used, with equal success, on a servant girl of
n.y brother In-l.w, l', 0 r. Itulherford, of
Athena, Qa. Tlila woman hail, I Ihlnlt, been
uiaeaaed for aix yexra. 8he waa a house aer-
rant, and accmod onred, up to Iho lime of
“freedom.’' I do not hoalute lo Indoraoyour
preparation for Iho purpeae. for which you
rocommend it. *
Yours truly, JNO. C. WHITNER
STATE OF GEORGIA, Tnour County.
This Is to oertify that I have examined the
recipe of Dr. Joseph Bradfield, of fhiseounty,
and, ns a medical man, pronounce it to bo a
combination of Medicines of great merit in the
treatment of all diseases of females for which
he recommends it. WM. 1\ BEASLEY,
This Dccomher 21st,*1868. M. D.
_ , _ Moontvillk, 1868.
Dr. J. pRAnriBLn—Dear Sir : I have much
pleasure in saving I have witnessed the moHl
decided nod happy effeots of your Female
Regulator in this neighborhood.
WM. II. MN0IIKN
. II. Loin.,,itt, Jauxa UAuna,
Haker Luunty, (la. Nowion, Ua.
iiruii II. Colui'itt, Havanuali, Ua.
WIWH & MflB,
COTTON FACTORS* GENERA!
Commission Mercliauts.
Buy Street, KAV/tIVWAII,
Special aiionliim in llm „,i,. ,r Onllon,
.umber and Timber. Liberal ndvaneeH on
( mmignmcnla. nprll 2(1,. IHIIII-lf
IUHKCT TKAIIE
WITH EDHOPK.
. U. AHII IIHIlMlE,
of New Orleans,
•I. M. IIIITTON,
of Macon, Ga.
J. II. ASIIimiDG & CO,
Commission Merohants,
General Purchasing Agents.
LIVERPOOL.
ASIIItlilDtlK, SMITH & ('().,
NKw Orleans.
Lonsignmenls Selicited. i'artioiilar alien-
lion given lo Ilio palp 0 f Koulhern Lauds lo
European CapilalinlH ffn.l inleudiug I mini
graulH, Orders for foreign goods rx ecu let)
on best poMjililt* terms,
apr flO’li'.l | a in ly
TttE PBOBkEMiSOkVjElii
' '' * •Heilk.i it • ii, x
Eijrrpr/s* the Metmxn and
Success the tiesull!
FORESTER & GREENWOOD
Vi
Have demonnlrntrd the wisdom of
LQW PRICES AND QUICK BALDfl
ami are determined to do bunines*
<*n IWaf Une. .
They now have in are constantly
rscelvlng^**-^
S|»<T|||| Snlniii.M.a to I rilOMlirkel
t'onsistlug or
Heavy Flautation Supplies
AND
FAMILY GROCERIES
They would especially call attention lo
their stock of
4
t A. OON!
Clear Sides, (Jlear Rilibcd Sides, tihoulde-
sud. llama.
ffJL® WM
OK ALL QKADK8.
s>
KIKE
CORN,
MKAL, I'KAS, POTATOES AND
MaoR.erel,
Canned Meats and Fish.
SIIUAHN, (OFFER, TEAS, SYRUP.
SALT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Osnnburgs.
Blown & Striped OoocIh.
COTTON YARN.
('liftriRK and StaokliE Tabirco.
And a new supply of
(Miuinc Double Itivlijicd
POPLAR LOG!
Tl,r liSM wlii.ky nn (h. eonlln.nl I —
OBBLIT
will he Mien,led nil next fall lo thoa. d.air-
• ng il, for
HARSBKAM A SPARKS,
COMMISSI MERCHANTS.
Ciiy A-cceptance.
i
-•P-.* l,, 'J' 1 r '*l’" ,, b«liy khlioil a flonljunanoe
Of Hi. liberal p«trail.ge h.rriofor. bwlow.,1,
hiniHliM *' """' 1 " l " i " l! lo |lr. nt'
Albany, (la , Mareli 23, 1 AIM) ly
Macon, On-
-(>«)-
r J } ° the Planter*
-OF—
.. . _ Mountvills, 1808.
. "*AoriBtn—Dear Sir/ I have re
’ ‘ “y, ylBir Female Reg
peatedly used, in my family, your r emniencg
utalor, and have, in every case, met with cow
plete success. q. L. DAVIS.
I also prepare, and have for sate, a
YEAST l’OWDER, equal to (he best, and fo* 1
muoh less prlee.
1W* I also prepare a LIQUID BLUING,
now in use by many of the best house keepers
in the oily, and prenouncod by them to be
very superior.
Zu &• 8EADFZBU),
Dr«KKisL Atlanta. Ga-
Sola.Ag.wt for Goo. M. Hay’.
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
April 28, 1869—ly *
A good .apply of MMslIo Burial Cmm.
RO0BWOOD AND WALNUT
Of Ml >ix.., kept conat.ntly on hud
nt ■wSuS.n.r 1 *- mb,, “ d ** d - bodl '"» ill >-
OFIIC.E-
UILREKT A BROyi, DRDti STORE,
• BROAD STREET, Albany, G.,
fcb.21,116* ...
Awy B.IU IMI »t til. Dtug Star, of II i
su,wd BMi will ra«tr. prompt ? attention
Wffl? ® r ' & ^OIUNI^I ,
Voa will aaror hat. good light hnad util
WELCH'S CORNER.
ri.pt. 26, tf.
a.r.xpoaur., on Miort nollco.
F.M. THOMPSON,
Middle and Southorn Georgia.
TL. ..I-
The sale of ootlon is our specialty,
flatter ourselves none can excel us to
friends we return thanks; to new ones.
VTA will «... I t '
UB '.. ,irc yDl try to please you.
lodatlons given to enable you
Usual aooomu
to make a crop.
TIIOH. HARDEMAN. J«„
, , . „ <>. G. ril’AHKU.
Jan. lot—6moo.
THE
ALBANY HOUSE,
M. BA.R3STES
Proprietor.
Pino Street,' Albany, Georgia.
CARRIAGES &
WAGONS & HARNESS
^ • J
I am (he agent for the Tomlinson ttsuor.
est Company of New Yoilt, (he Woodruff
Concord, and the Uraltlrboro manufactories
and am receiving per strainer svsry wsek
Carriages
Wagons,
and Harness'
-(«)-
Raring •■.o.nlly complrltd Ihla Ilona., and
put It la condition for tha Moommodation ol
gu.at., th# Proprietor pl.dg.a bia.arne.ten.-
dearora lo gir. raliafaellon. Ilia room, .re
l.rg. ud w.ll nolllued j hi. tsbi. .h.11 be
A Aim IA til It. .nnnll.,1 _Ial. a I. - X ... .a . .
oonal.nlly aapglied wiih ihebJuiTo m.rkel
afforda, and fiia aerrenla ahnli alwara be
prompt, pallia and atlulir.,
J*T A Hook la alway. at lh« Depot on (he
arrival of Iraln., to eonrty ptiing.. lo (be
Ilouae, and or.ry conrenianeo nnd oomforl
doalrablo la gtaran’eed
MERRICK DARNRri,
Ju l_.f PWprU “ ,r
W. a. IIKWITT.
«. W. III WITT,
HEWITTS’
GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
FARE ($3.00 FEU DAY
Ttm Bur ix tnn Cut.
May 4—Gm "
W UD SUE STABLE I
HOHBEB. ' BACKS, JPHJBTOWB.
CABHIAGES AND BUGGIES,
A««* Bgxnr rot Oomaaan ud ran
' , Toatouu Ponnin. -
**•4 Slim |«j|e itr stack
' •ampW.wrua.Il.ll.aafwMI,
BROWN'S HOTEL
OWMltii0e9al,l«M*B,OR
E. E. BROWN * SON, TrojfMm.
m V wMaa'awu Al-.C,,. ■ ' i.l i'l
wi’ 7^ WO*
^WN'S HOUSB.|w5?S
■■ ALBANY, OA. ^ ■ *•
Albany, Jobs 18, laea-em
From these and other well known sstsh
hiueuls, and rnu fill any order st short no
tice, when desired, at manufacturers prices
wbh^freighl added.
L. 0. 811 AW
Agent, |
Albany, Go.,
Adrorllaomenis forwarded io nll Noupopera,
No adruoo-ofanrgad on Pobllahar’a prieea.
All Landing Nawapapera kept on flit .
Inform alien aa toCoal of Atrortlaing fnraiahed
All ordora reoeiro careful Ulenlloa.
laqulrie. by M.il an.wired promptly.
Complete Printed LUt of Nompapontor tela
Speeiol Llala prepared for CnatemeM.
Adrorllaomonli Written nnd Notion •
Order. Hrom Buainet. Men eapnikliy
Hri PIRMOP.W. n, «
UV,I. ihl.dx.4, i,,
not. Tboao indebted to tho fir
ggnEjsSmti
ho foand nl the 0
la anthoriatd Jo a—
'•' . fl. G|i
Alhooy, Qn., Joao IS, IS
IT*
! :meo.
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Tha brag j|)«UaW at
HaHhori-andD,
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