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ALBANY, GEORGIA. JULY 9, 1869
NO. 54.
Ill
Svw*
f Otttu.ry
lUccs, not to «*•
3 Where A sells a tract ot land to
B. 0. and D., inking their notes and
a mortgage on the premises for the
pnrohaso money, and the vendees,
afterwards self to F., also taking
notes and a mortgage, which notes
and mortgage they (Unco in A’b hands
collateral security for their own
a sards, of the usual modest dell? for the land to him, with power
laMTUd at $16 J«r annum, or ^ «oll«et and settle with F., aud
• ““ j 5:- A. takes the land from F, who is in-
solvent, and girci* up the notes and
mortgage made by * at a price less
than the amount ot‘ tins notes, and this
without the consent of tiJ** original
vendees Irom him : Held : Thai A cau
take no benefit to himsell from this fir*
rangeinent with F., and he is bousd
to credit his vendees with the true
value of the laud, or return it to them.
4 Wheo the Court below sustains
an objection to a bill,' for want of prop*
er parties, which does not appear to
have been adjudicated by the Court
below, will not bo decided by this
Court, the presumption being’ that
the Court below, if proper parties
were made, would have permitted an
amendment.
5. When, as in this case, the injunc
tion to stay proceedings at law, is the
principal object of the bill, and a tem
porary injunction lias been granted,
the Court ought not to dissolve the
injunction, and permit the case at law
to proceed, unless it clearly appear,
from the evidence before it, that there
is no ease at law to proceed, unless it
clearly appear, from tho evidence be
fore it, that there is no case, proper.
*Mt be p»ld In'
* ^ no so. I*g*l odtertlMmenle will
to the ofieer eutliorieing them, lo
able per cent will be allowed
“It. Amirllj. BoUWltWed metehenle in
1 ’! M.oou; Atlenie end Serennnb. will
if j on when the Editor needa money,
jolrlt olT0U»ee« liberality will elweye
** * .Grid" bet bills will be due on pre.en-
r , ^pt t>, no”softening bt tbneh prloee
al Adrertleeaienle.
[ft* fa ssli'Vsflh levy
4 00
8 00
4 00
7 Ot*
7 00
8 60
8 60
3 60
,.$4 00
6 00
4 00
in of Administration.. 4 00
OaprdUnship.... 4 00
di»m*nfrom Adtn’u... 5 00
Guardianship 4 00
taws t° fond 0 00
Creditor*..
each additional.
, (. wrf«‘ terrice..
nl .i >o tor«l»« morigtgee freq.
la Ml.hli«b lost papers per »q...
^JXSol* rrioe iudirorce eases 1(1 (»l
j # g,l advertisements mast be necompa-
^“unOoVbj' AdrominIrnlorH, Kx-
rZrtor Ouerdiens, ere required by law to
ilsM'H* us first Tuesday in the month, be-
9 the boors of 10 In the torenoon find 3
poll,.St th# Court House in the
yin which tbs property is situated.
0^ these sales must be given in n
IdjMUte 40days previous to the day or
Mice* for the tale, of personal properly
Jut be given In like manner 10 days previous
Isdeday.
iKetlos to the debtors and creditors of an en-
USMStalao be published 40 days.
Notice that application will be made to the
“Ordinary for leave to sell land, etc.,
mblished Iwo months,
i. for letters of Administration,
Ihip.eto., must be published 80days
* aion from Administration, monlh-
n—.for dismission from Guardian-
^closure of Mortgage must he
jalhljr for four months—for o»-
i tinpeAa, fbr the full ■spnea of
—To? compelling tltlelfrom Rx-
nr Administrators, where bond has
.Jim Uy Ujcdecejvccd,. the full space of
Uona will nlwnyi
b| to these, the b
‘ rife order^
to be Kubiuittevl to a jury for a Ilee’ree,
Vason & Davis, Hawkins *fc Hurke,
Wright & Warren, for plaintiffs in
error.
B II Hill for defemlaut in error.
continued ac
quirements, un-
Dauiel H Bab] win, plaintiff* in error,
vs Archibald McUea, defendant in
error.
Motion fora now trial from Sumter.
BROWN, U. J.
1 When a bill was filed for a new
trial in an action of Ejectment, on the
ground that the witness, by whom the
defendant proved adverse possession
for tho legal period, has since refresh
ed his recollection,and will now testi
fy that he was mistaken ns lo the
lime when tho possensiou commenced,
and: the bill was dismissed for want o!
equity, and the judgement was nflirm ’
ed in this court. A motion fora new
trial tnado at ft subsequent term of the
Court, in tho same case, on the same
ground, will not bo entertained by the
.pmirt- Tho question is “res adjildic.t,.
tQ, Judgment affirmed.
Tfjll Hawkins, for plaintiff in error;
#£rns J'Scarborough by W A Haw
kins lor dofendant in error.
COVJfi OP GEORGIA.
I Delivered %t
JantQ, Juno 29, 1800
S the Constitution,
upreme Court Reporter
el al.
v« Jeremiah
‘ ’fr injunc-
Uoiigher-
vk Bli*
to dissolve iivjunc
uurrer, from
CAY, X.
11 WtiiUt it U the netllod rule tliet I
a in equity must bo brought in a
■My'.Whero olio of tho defundanttt,
rimt whom siilmtantiiil relief is
p 'leadet, litis rnlo does not ap
ple bills for injnnotion, etc., anoii-1
f lo suits at law. In such eases,
ort of Kiiuily, of tlio county
(luit 'ls Blinding, lias juris-
i to enjoin tuo suit at law, and
r*ut relief, as to all matters
proper settlement of the
Bending at law.
I BO mid D were sued, at
(.J-nrho resided in a different
Na'that >o which the suit
light, end the defendants nl
*V bill, charging that tho auit
tho reopveryof pur-
: a tract offend lyiDj
I’couiity, wliich land bn.
i tho defendants at law,
the hill by A.,
further charged, that at
* of the sale, the land was not
'i the property of A bnt had, be
K jxnss&assitt
• hubind of B,,. under a parol
——t which wait partly perform-
t tad before the . salo of the
rand the other complain
l the bill further charged,
k lsnd bad been paid for under
l agreement by £., with cer-
loa made on ihe place, which
Jp'A’a hands, and- by certain
idtinhis A’s hands, belonging
(at the Superior Court of
I ^U.penitwaB.'cnd-
To enjoin the Bait at law. 2d
•I the uotee and deed mode at
Bd; To decree a spe-
«»«ee of, the jiarol agree-
fall' Beltlement between
' »U matter eonnected
bd tho cotton made
iP : '- i'. < 1 > ' , ■ . V;,, :( , i [
sri that wilder said'court
dielion to decree, an ac-
l A aniFttio lieirs of D.
t 'eonnected', with, tfio'
jit inquire hoW far film
hpen used in
Win A Ilnff, plaintiff ill error, vs C.
A Wright, defendant in error. Mo
tion to set asido judgmeu^-from Sum
ter.
BROWN, CJ •
1 The second section of tho 7th ar
ticle of tho Oonstitntion ol this Suite,
as well as the act nl 1801), lias changed
the relation which mnirlcd women
bear to their husbands, so far as their
estates aro concerned, and vests in
them all property of which tiiey inny
be possessed at tlio time of murrirge
contracted since the adoption of the
Constitution, and nil properly given
to inherited, or acquired by them,
since that date.
2. Under the Code, a married wo.
man may, as lo her separate estate,
contraol and he contracted with— ex
cept ns to contract* of suretyship, etc,
and may, if she have no trustee, he
sued sonar*tely as a ‘‘feme agio.”
3. 1 The relations being changed as
nbove staled, the presumption is, when
a married woman gives her separate
note in the purchase of property, that
she lias a separate estate, and that she
contracts with referenue to it. And,
if suit i* brought against her upon
such note, without joining her hus
band, and she fails to defend by show
ing that she has no separate estate, or
BUOWN.C. J,
V'l. Whore A
A commenced his pro
ceeding against B, under section 4000
of Uio Code as an iutruder, and B filed
a counter afiklavil, which was accept
ed by the Sheriff, and returned to the
Superior Court/aud on issue made up;
ami A afterwards sold the land in dis
pute to who filed a bill against B,
which B auswaM^&nd set up equities
which enlitlrai^Ph faring, and
then moved to disiftiq^his case, which
was refused by the which
judgment was net excepted to. Hki.i* :
that equity having obtained jurisdic
tion and control ol the case, will hold
it lor adjudication.
2. Alter n Court of Equity has taken
the control of the case, the CoUit of
Common Law will not entertain a rule
against the Sheriff to compel him to
place A or his vendee, O, in possession
of the premises in dispute, on account
of a diVvrt in the original counter affi
davit filed by B.
Judgment a (tinned.
MeCay, J. did not preside in this
cause.
Geo. W. Wurwiok, Vason A Dityis
for plaintiff in error.
\V. A. Hawkins, S. 11* Hawkins, for
defendant in error.
Nathan Emanuel, plaintiff in error, vs
Smith & Richmond, defendants in
error. Certiorari and motion to set
ntide judgment, from S.outer.
BROWN, C. J.
1. When a ease of g.mdHhiTTent is
called units order on the docket, at
the second term of the Court, after
the service ot the summons ot garnish*
ment, and after final judgment, against
the defendant, and the garnishee has
failed to answer, and ihe Court allows
judgment to ho entered against the
garnishee, this Court will not control
the disci esiou of the Court below, un
less in extraordinary caseH, in refusing
to set aside such judgment, alter it is
signed, to allow the garnishee to an*
swer.
2. It is the duty ot the Court, if
final judgment has not been rendered
against the defendant, atcomnun law,
or in attachment, to continue the ease
against tho garnishee till after the ren
dition ol such judgment.
Judgment reversed.
Hawkins t& Burke, N. A. Smith, for
plaintiff in error.
Goodo A Carter, S. 11. Hawkins, for
defendant in error.
Ovwnr.ANn Fakkk.—The California
papers ot June)«ill contain tho latest,
revision ol passenger Idrcs. The char
ges are as follows: •From San Fran
cisco to Promontory Point, $50, in
gold;-from San Francisco to Omaha,
$133; to St. Louis or Chicago, $1.'*3;
to Cincinnati, $106 50; to Niagara
Falls, $i <0 60; to Now Yolk $173;
to Boston, $195; all the through rates
payable in currency. Children uu
dor twelve years of ago hall' piltwf'nn-
dcr fivo years, free. One hundred
pounds ot baggngc is allowed free to
each passenger. Tho schedule time is
from San Francisco to Chicago, five
duys seven hours; to St. Louis, live
days fivo hours; to New York seven
days. A correspondent ot the New
York Tr bune, who has recently pass
ed over the Pacific railway, gives a
days, 2.J hours, as the time required to
pass Iron* New York to San Francisco,
waiting hvo hours at Chicago mid teu
hours at Promontory. Tho Central
Pacific trains, it is slated, in coming
East, pass over the road eleven hours
quicker than in going West. Tho ex
tra expenses for meals and sleeping
ears aro from five to six dollars a day.
The meals, until reaching Omaha to
Promontory, $1 (gold,) from Promou
tory to Sacramento $1 (gold). The
sleeping car charges vary from fifty to
Buventy. five cents. The full supply
of sleeping ears has not yet been re
ceived on the Central Pacific, aud pas
sengers should telegraph from Omaha
to Promontory to secure berths, other
wise they are liable to pass two sleep
less nights on a disagreeable part of
the road.
LAW
CARDS
. - •—_
Joseph Armstrong,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AI-iBANY, GA.
J1ST Oflico on Pine Street, uearlj opposite
the (*«>»rt House.
July 2d, 1809-ly
LOCH HANK & CLARK,
Attorneys at Law,
ATLANTA, OA.
H AVING selile.l permanently nt Altunin,
will give special niienlion lo tlio prepa
ration and arj'jf.Aent of enr.er before the
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Lawyers at a Unttanee not deriving lo mi -
Uergo I lie expunge aud deity ol nileiiding thin
Conrt, conflicting M it doe* with so uiauy
local Courts, may find IliHi an Arrangement
with ua will tie mutually ftdvAtin v i , utiH.
0. A. LOCH RANK. v
Judge RICH’D H it,
formerly of Albany, On
May 28th, 1809—du».
D. H. POPE,
A i ioini:y at iiAW .
ALBANY, (1A.
Will give prompt niienlion lo any tiusineeH
enlninied lo him, iu all the Courts ol Dough
erty aud Murrouudiug eountiea.
Jau. 1, 1809 ly
n.). wnutuT. r. n. w.ahrkn
WRIGHT & WARREN,
ATTORN EYSAT LAW,
ALBANY, UA.
W ILL pro dice in tho arversl Courts of
Liwuinl Kquiiy in tnio Hlnle i.ml the*
Circuit Courts of the United StntOH for the
State of (leort'iu.
Also ntleniion given lo 0t)MMI8310N in
UANKRUPTGY.
AllNiny, Jail. 1, 1809. ly ,
UUHlMUi k. lit HUS WltitiAWO iiofius
HINCS & HOBBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALBANY, GA.
Will prnclioe in DGUGIIKIITI mid Ihe
rurrouudiiig i'oiinliex, in Ihe Supremo Court*
of ihe Stale, and Ihe United State* Circuit
Court at Savannah; nn-l will attend to bind*
nea* iu South-West Georgia generally, by
'pedal ngreoinenl.
mnrchdo -ly
M I '.DJOAIs CARDS.
Dr. John E. MoMillan,
—OFFICE IN—
Check's Building, Dp Stairs,
A ext flonr to Hinct d' Uvlh's Ojjfee,
Residenee. Hociely Street, two door*
eani of Judge Vaeoii'a.
tuavch'Jd— ly
Dr. Renj. M. Cromwell
Ofliiie as In'r( Inl’iiic, over W.lclia' Dru,
Slavs, AlUany, Ua. lUstilvno. nvxt Uanv (a
Ur. llilxniau's. in ll.v li'illsaronnerlJ ucciq.ivU
tiy Mr, I.. O. Nliaw.
Jan 5— ly
non-joinder of her husband.
Judgmont reversed.
C. T. Goode, 8. II. IlawkiiiB,
plaintiffin error. .
8. C, Elam, for defendant in error.
for
! r
F. P. Moody and E. A. Moody, plain
tiffs in error, vs. A. G. Ronaldson,
defendant in error. Proceeding lo
dispossess tenant, iron) Sumter.
BftOWN, C. J.
• T. Under section 4005 of tho re
vised Code the administrator of the
deceased landlord may make the affi
davit and institute the prooeediugs to
dispossess a tenant who holds over.
3. When.the affidavit ia made by
the admkiitFathr.'a counter affidavit
filed by the tenant, that he does not
bold the premises either -b, lease,
’Seawr-acasvs
ministratorl or from any oue - under
srteni be /slainpl the premises, or from
any one claiming the premises under
hirntk iTBufficient compliance With
tho statute p'hnd.it was error in the
Conrt to rglhae to allow the issue thus
atod to bo submitted to s jury,
|,oi^he8heyiff to proceed V>
Judgment reversed.
Hawkins & Burke, I
.... -** ■■■■ ■ —
N. A. ^aulh. ior defendant in cr-
id■■ ■ ' x
NicbbUa Wvjle^pSIuffin error, vs.
“ ipd Af B. JUOird,
In error. -Hale
against the Seeriff, irom Sumter,
CniassE Laiiokers.—There are re
ports whioh come in rather a strange
way and need confirmation, says the
St Louis liepublican, that a number
of thousands Chinamen, lately em-
plovcd on the Pacifio railroad, are on
their way from Omaha to the South.
Such an immigration, if true, would
occasion not a little surprise in the
public mind, having an important
bearing upon the material and politi
cal interest of the Southern States. It
would he an evidence too, of tho
shrewduessof John Chinaman, and
show that hekeepe himself thorough
ly versed on what is going on around
him—more.specially where bia pock
et is directly concerned. The idea
haa found a lodgment in his brain that
the Sontb needs labor which the Chi
nese can furnish cheaper if not better
than nnyotber people ou earth. For
a Chinaman has infinitely more indus
try and intelligence than a,negro, and
can grow rich on what a negro will
waste. He ia the man above all others
to work the cotton tad the sugar plan
tations in thfi Gulf Stales, and to re..
Construct on» solid and permanent
basis ihe labor system ol that section,
If an instalment of .Chinese should
succeed in gaining a foothold hem,
others will follow, until tens of thorns'
adds of Celestials will contribute to
tho wealth and prosperity of the coon-
...» , tJ Vy. ,4 UIUhcTn^W|»J»«MWjr
tor plaintiffs lif of the world that Aw* and Africa are
brought face to facy in BAcial and
economical antagonism ; and the re
salt will bo watched with Hbe deepest
interest by those who appreciate - the
gravity df the jnie^cati itWolad.
, line Msertmaaf !>>«» OvoJs, «t
ZA0HABIA8’.
DR. W. A. L0VF.
—;0. —
-OFF I O 13 —
d
GILBERT U HltO’N. iHtlfCi STORK,
BROAD 8TRKF.T, Albany, G».
felt. 21, 1868
Any calls lefl al llit* Drug Store of Kiln,
limn mid H ill will rect-lve prompt altenUou
Dr. E. L. Connally,
Office and sleeping room over Welch'* Drug
Store, Albany, (la. Office formerly occupied
by Dr. Alexander, the Deutint.
Jao. 6—ly
Purely a Southern Institution,
-THE—
Piedmont life Insurance Company
Or RICHMOND, XA.
j ( :o: )
Authorized Capital.... $1,000,000.
Capt'l p’d in & tiec'ly invest’d..« 100,000
Attuelt lit April, 1809..;.., 407,121
Pole’* issued first 18 m’lb’s work 8,000
income same time, over 460,000
Divldeuds paid on Life Polioiea...40 pr. oent
W. C. CARRINGTON... .President
R. H. MAURY Vies President
C HENRY FERRO tY.. MTel Av’er
J. J IIOPKINS ..Bforetary
,JAS. E. WOLFF, Supo’ntend’t Agnts
R. W. TUCKER, Manager ' Branch
(Office for Georgia nnd S. Carolina.
DR. T. STANLEY BECkwtTU
General Agn’t for Gbprg'ia,,Augusta
II. A. VASON, .
- M
DR.W. L. DAVIfi, y V
■■ m . • wwfirnte-
way 23, fiyss. • ' 17 '
i. not uncom-
lioed 3od» Foual&iu,
DB. J. BBADFIELD’S
IIUII RiULATOR,
VY Oman’s Best Friend
mills valuable Mcdiciuc is preprred for
Won KM exclusively, and to lie used by
WoMKN ouly. It ia adapted especially lo those
case* where the womb 1* disordered,’ ami will
cure any irregularity in Ihe “menses,*’ ex
cept iu such cases it* require a surgical oper
ation. A« these last are very rare, tho Ft-
mai.a Rkuiilatoh Is of alino-t universal appli
cation. In a sudden shock of the “monthly
courses” from com, trouble uf luicul or like
cause, it acts like a charm, hy restoring tiif.
imsciiaruk in kvrry fNHTANoK, thus relieving
the fever, headache, pain iu the small «f the
back and “lower stoiiutch,’' Hushes or heal
about the lace, chilly frugal ion*, burning of
the eyelid* utul geueral restlessness. Taken
in time, all these symptom* pas* away imme
diately, without injury lo Ihe constitution.
Frequently, however, the proper remedy is
not applied in time, the disease becomes
chronic, and ihe foundation laid for ntuuber-
lesa evils t* the constitution of the woman.
The next ••turn” omuea mound and llipro is
no “show,” or perhaps Ihe “whiles” will ap
pear. There will \>e some uneasiness about
th* womb, but very little or none of the n*K
ural fluid escaping. Tlio complexion becomes
sallow, bowels awolen, a sort of greenish oasi
about Ihe face, constant dull aching pnius in
the head, weight in tho lower stomach and
hack, with or without tho whites, palpitation
of the heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion,
weariness, langonr, aching across the loins,
loss of appetite, pain iu lefl breast, tightness
across Ihe chest, cough and giddiness. Ii
still allowed to go on, green sickness will be
hilly developed—the headache becomes severe
with loss of memory, diminishing sensibility,
sick stomach, dyspepsia, no relish for food,
loss of flesh, increased fluttering of I lie heart,
swelling nr Tint mu', leg* and body ami oc
casional spilling id Idood. The slightest ef
fort causes iii'Riiikii uukatiiinu, alinorl aur-
rooATioN. The skin is flabby and a “doughy
feel.” This Is a sad picture, lull ilia Ihe cou
dition of thousands of women between the
ages of 16 and 46, who are brought to the
verge of (ho giavo by ignorance or neglect to
take the proper remedy. To all who aro af
flicted with any of the symptoms above men
lioned, in connection with an irregularity of
the “monthly sickness," we earnestly say
TAKE Dh. J. BRADKIHLDH FEMALE
REGULATOR. A few ounce* taken, you will
al once experience its benefits, aud with a
little palieuce you will be fully restored to
health.
This remedy has been extensively used for
upwards ot twenty years hy many of the most
experienced aud aiiccesnful Physician* of
Georgia.
We repeal, that Dr. J. URADFIELD'8 FE
MALE REGULATOR ia prepared fur Women
and to be used by Women only.
A trial is all we ask.
Prepared and sold in any quantity, by
I. II. UK/tl>l'li:M>,
WIIOI.EHALE DRUGGI.HT,
Atlanta, (la.
Prlco* $ 1.6<> in r.llwtlle,
B£DU> Sold by Droggihir gciielMlIy.
Atlanta', Ua., Dcceuibm "ub, 1M68.
Dr. J. ItRAPriRUi--Dear Sir : I lake plea
sure iu stating thataomc (true previous to the
war, I tiled, with tho utumm micce**, on a
A.naiUglrl, your PBJU/bK UEUUl.ATOll,
prepared then at llradttaU'a Drug Store, West
Point, Gn. She had been suffering severely
from suppressed menstrual ion, nnd this Medi
cine sooa restored her to health. She is, to
day, living in Atlanta, sound and well,
l will stale, further, that I know of its being
used, with equal success, on a servant girl ot
my brother in-law, Prof, liuiherfnrd, of
Athens, Ga. Thi* woman had, I think, been
diseased for six yearn., Him wan a house ser
vant, ami ftcenicd cur.cd, up i.» the lime of
“freedom.” I do not hesitate lo indorse vour
preparation fur Ihe ptirpoHe* for 'which yuti
recommend it.
Yours truly, JNO. (5. WIMTNKK.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Troup County.
Thi* i* lo certify Iliad have examined Ihe
recipe of Dr. Jn*cph Hradfield, of thi* county,
and, im a medical uian, pronounce It to bn a
combination "f Medicine* of great merit in Ihe
trealnicul of all diannac* of female* for which
ho recommenda it. WM. P. HKA.MLKL
This December 21st, 1868. M. D.
Mountvu.i.k, 1868.
Dr. J. Hranriki,d -Dear Sir : I have much
pleasure iu saying I have wltm-srted ihe most
decided ami happy effect* of your Female
Regulator in thin neighborhood.
WM. II. FI NO HEN.
Mountvu.i.k, 1868.
Dr. J. IIhaiipikmi — Dear Sir.* I have re
peatedly used, in my family, your Female Reg
ulator, and have, iu every oa*c, met with com
plete success. G. L. DAVIS.
WMk,. I also prepare, and have for nale, a
YEAST POWDER, equal to Ihe best, and foe
much lea* price.
gSSTlalao prepare a LIQUID BLUING,
now iu use by many of the best house-keeper*
in the city, nnd preuouncod ' by them io be
very cuperior.
X. H BZlADFinZtD,
Uru«M;i(st. Atlanta. Ga.
Sole Agent for Geo. M. Hay’s
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
April 23, .1869—ly
Commission Merchants.
RAIL ROAD WARE HOUSE.
N. &. A. P. TIFT,
Cotton Factors, Warehouse
—AND-—
Commission Merchants,
Fprrii.)attention |[i,,n In Solo.nr I'OTTON
Knnp for raid 1IACON, CIIUN, I1AI1I1INU
BOI'R, TIRS, QIN QKRIUNaa KKl.TINd
SUO AH MILLS, OULLKTT'S HTtKl. 11I1USII
COTTON 01N.
Kit- All consignments by Par Load ar<
*lored free of cliargo of drayage or labor,
Albauy, Ga., npr 27, ’f»9 ly
A. II. OoLqiiirr, .Iamk* Baoon,
Baker Oounly, Gn. Newton, Gn
Hi *ih II. llouquiTT, Hnvnnnab, Ga.
COUHINT & lAliliS,
IN IT 1'ON FACTORS & GKNKKAI
Commission Merchants.
«j»y Street, SAVANNAH,
Special attention to the sale >f Colton
Lumber and Timbrr. Liberal advances on
Consignments. n pH I 20, 1869—If
IIIKKIT TKAIIK
EUROPE.
J, 11. AsiinMinuK,
of New Oi lcan*,
J. *. IIUTTON,
of Macon, Ga.
J, II. ASHBRIDG & CO.,
Commission Morohants,
-—AMU—
General Purchasing Agents
I, IV Kit 1* (Mil,.
ABU BRIDGE, SMITH & (30.,
New Oni.r.AN*.
I'onaignmentH Solicited. Particular atten
tion given to the sale of Bout hem band* ti
European t'apiialiHt* and intending liunii
grants. Orders for foreign good* executed
mi beat, pn-siblo term*,
npr 30 ’till I a ui-Iy
BARDBIMAH * SPARKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ll»n U.Botuitnl^J (h.wl.Jom of
LOW I-HICEB AMD QUICK BALDS.
and art determined to do busiuais
on that jiao.
They now have In 8turo, aud ar« canittuUy
receiving,
s»lM?rl»l K(>l«M iiuiia for fhla Market
Consist ing of
Heavy Plantation Supplies
AND
FAMILY GROCERIES
They would especially call attention to
~ their slook of
BAOON!
Clear Hides, Clear Ribbed Sides, Shoulde*
and llama.
^ iLl © W £)
OF ALL ORADRS.
CORN,
MKAL, I 1 KAN, IMITATORS ANU RICE
Maolierel.
Canned Meats and Fish.
siili.lRS, I'OITNK, TIMS, SVRUr.
SjYLT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OmnburgH.
Brown & Striped Good*.
COTTON YAWN.
tlifHlnjj and SraokifiR Tebicce.
' And a new supply of
(intuinr Double Rectified
POPLAR LOG!
The best whisky on Ihe oontinsnt I
a.IR, IE 31,1T
will 1.0 ex I ended till uegt full to those desir
ing it, fur
City A.ccopt,anoe.
g
•flU TLey reepedfully solioit a oonlinuanoa
«•» the liberal patronage heretofore heal owed
ami pledge unremitting exertions to give sat
isfaction.
Ad'rtity, (lo., M.rrli 2.T, l*llU_|y
LIVEBY ID SAIE STABLE
HORHKB, HACKS, PHOTONS,
OARIUAGEH AND BUGGIES,
Alwaxs Rkaut fob CusTOima ant» thk
Thavklino Public.
CmX Stable Room for Stork,
And ample accommodations for all,
AT KINGS.
OJTOS1TR TOWN’S HOUSE.
ALBANY, GA.
Albany, June 18, JH69—-6m
ft Y
f O
MmhJib (Uv
t he I’lantern
Middle and Southern Georgia.
The sals of cotton i* our speoially. We
flatter oiir*elvc* none can excel ii* To old
friends we return thanks; to uew ones, try
us, we will IrylopUaae yon.
Ueual accuiui.oidutiou* given to eualde you
to make u crop.
THUS. IIAKDEMAN, Jb„
O, G. HPAKK.H.
Jan. 1st—(linos.
THE
flUMNy MSB,
M. 13A.KISrES
Proprietor.
Pine Street, Albany) Georgia.
Having .•eccntly roinpleitd till* House, and
put it in condition for Hie accommodation ol
guest*, the Proprietor pledges bin earnest en
deavor* to give satisfaction. Hi* room* are
large and well ventilated ; his table shall he
constantly supplied if it h the hfNt the market
affords, and Id* servant a shall always be
prompt, polite aud attentive.
JOT A Hack i* alwnyn at Ihe Depot on the
arrival of trainn, io nnnvey passenge* to the
House, and every convenience and comfort
desirable is guaranteed
M Ell HICK HAHN EH,
Proprietor.
Jan 1—If
w. 0. IISWITf.
B. W. HRWITTi
HEWITTS’
GLOBE HOTEL.
AUGUSTA, GA.
FAKE $3 00 PER DAY*
Tub Bkst im thi Citt.
Maj 4—Dm
——— ggH' 'wraxiwf
- -
BROWN’S HOTEI, j
Oppnll. Drpat, n.r..,«lL.
*. B. BROWN"* BON, Pr.prl.tan.
mats wdll enown nouan i.«
I b««. filui and -ttfOtttd, ud I. n.nr
». of tk. HBATB8T HOTELS In
ud. tk. pioit MMfim tk».,lt/r Tkl
(UunaMp^d with n.rflkl.gik. nukrtf
Hum, 1*^241M?
1W «■
ilMRRU—filUchell Couitp.
Bid fnoDtlii «n«-di(* iri
' rpuii
r. win apply Iu Hi.
lorlail.r-
OPKoWELL^g
Advoi 1 i.icmuiit* forwarded to all Nawspapei s,
No advance charged an Publisher’s prices.
All Leading Newspaper* kept oil tllr.
Information shIdOuhI uf Advertisingfuruisbed
All orders receive careful attention.
Inquiries by Mail answered promptly.
Goinplefn Printed List of Newspapers for sals
Special List*prepared for C'usloraofO.
Advertisement* Written and Notices oeourtd
Order* from Business Men especially
40 P^RwJW
, DISSOLUTION.
JlIK FIRM OF W. II. OII.BERT *
URGi.Ir this d*v dissolved by mutual con
sent. Those Indebted |o the firm will please
call at once and settle, as funds are neoessary
to meet oulstauding claims. The books will
bo found al the old stand, and W, H, Gilbert
is authorized to make settlement*.
W. II. GILBERT & UKO,
Albany, Ga., June 16, 18(19.
The Drug Butrinas* will be continued at
the name aland, hy W. If. Gilbert and Dr. W.
L. Davis, under the firm name of
GILBERT & DAVIS,
who respeetfully nollaU a continuance of the
patronage heretofore extended to the old
firm.
W. H. GILBERT,
W. L. DAVIS,
Albany, Ga., June 16lh, 1869—if
ALBANY STOVE
-AND—
EMPORIUM J
L D hoytj:
COOKING STOVE'
\ V- ■
HO USX JFUR tliaHINf
w*
*#'
LAMPCHO-
O’
Wf *fa'«ia ..only
of D..14 W.
r C*ytrT, deep. . ..
II. J.D.CBLPF-
. BBYANT A.
JItrak 2nd, 1880.
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