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Tfc* following o from this date: f 0 r on THf —pot si* MfijffM*** «••«•••« ^ot three Monllii....*....... Patablg ik Advamob. MC»|Er; W.grrtES. 5S CAREY W m STYLES. PapFUlETOB. ^f*»*ion*l cards, of the usual uiodeel Jimeasioas, Inserted at $15 p*r annum, or Candidates $6., Totiocs, not to ox- V Transient advertisements muil be paid In 2hwto#,or>OfO. Legal advertisement* will SSSe<rtoU»# officer authorising them, to *kom a raktoambtcpar coot will* be allowed ur ih* saooiUj. BaUbUahad merchants in ViLay, Macon, Atlanta and Savannah, will a* ea\Ud on when the Editor needs money, aadeepiril .ofbnslaaaa liberality will always h* indulged; but bills will be due on presen- U f here iffll bn no softening of these prices el Idfal AdverllsemeNK ***** _ Bhatiff W*.‘ «JJ*» of , each $ 4 00 6 00 „ , 4 00 of Administration.. 4 00 Guardianship.,.. 4 00 fordtsm'n from Adm’n... 5 00 Guardianship 4 00 learn to sell land 5 00 and Creditors 4 00 l.$l, each additional. 3 00 property, pr sq service..,^ jages prsq. lost pipers per sq BaUs eoBtpeUinf titles JUIse to perfect sarrioe In diroroo c AU legal advertisements must bo acoorapo- bJ ctili, o? will not appear. 8*Ut of band, &o., by Administrators, Ex- *«nUN or Guardians, are required by low to be haM as the firstTuesday in the month, be- ' iwsea the nonrs of\10 in the lorenoon and 3 I* Um afternoon, atVthe Court House in the , toddy in whiihUte property 1« situated. Notices of those salmi must be given in a pohbo gaff^f fOdayeprevious to the day of i*tf, * \ Metises for the sale of personal property ^wunie given In ilka manner 10 days previous {a isle day. i i t Motto* to the debtors and ereditors of an es- Uu «u«tsum be published 40 days. Nodes Chat application will be made to the Ceartof OrJiMty Idr leaive to sell land, etc., •nut be pnblishudtwo months. Citations for. loiters of Administration, ittfediaaship, etc., must be published 30 days ™ dwBBIBtrom Administration, month- draU months—for dismission from Guardian- ■ i, 40 days. T foreclosure of Mortgage must be monthly for four months—for cs- JlUkiag lost papors, for tho full space of tkismeaths—for compelling titles from Ex- MdM Administrators,-where bond has tBBP^------ PabUoatlons will always hte continued ne- mediae to thaaa, the legal requirements, un- fwToAt h erwiso ordered. Ktkkerj «T BwWers I—Bring JdlUoi dollar, in Ualud Hi.i.i securities were stolon by burg- tirs. (tom the milt of . bank In this oily, - * - • * *-’ deposit- up in a There securities belonged to special on They wefefetta boxes, loeksd i greet big eefo, in a greet big " On. bsx conUined sixty t In Uoltad Stiles bonds, locked up bet a to •soap# taxations ; That little box and its contents earned the B ow*s* thereof,lea thousand dollars. It esrn- hfin Ihe labor JbfpSb thaw-a jyear at two dollars per day each- It coat him no trou- I ble. Ha livea like a lord at a fashionable hotel, and when be wanted money, aUk'hsdtodo was to go lo the bank, cut not even a penny to pay for the policemen oho are now looking for tboharglars! j. fhatliulo tin box, sitting tberO la a vault, fcM away from the light of day earned more than the yearly profits on ten first-olass Coras. It ate up the produce of ten .wheat fhrws in the West. It drank the profits of •tea dairies in Orange county. It slept «n the ■jUftf* hundred printers and monopolirod fti profits of their labor. It woro the wool •I throe thousand sbtep, yet paid not a dime Iw taxsa 1 little box was rich -day fe rode in his carriage, k children get out of the Iraiik wine, and hired a nigger • tl. The as bap- unwrinkled. His little he smiled so sweetly on blaei of bondboldore we hie ease. i not well! His little tin visit* perhaps never to *re- * musl A, 0W Jut! Ho ho _ _ E -—stand around' sa- IstU till asked to drink—nibble at luach> lmbter*,and in a few yeare die in the gut- a wo can pay for his burisl, and -tehs! ■ frn»V t'l Somebody bring beck Ihe coalhole liillc tin box T It is loo bid to (urn alee man odt to live on the stubble ~ 1 for him 1 To be sure be fob* _ Met wrong to steal from the poor -|tis ‘ 'me to take from the rloh ! - nds, plcue do. Fordod-S *nk« ds.‘t scbpcl ihe clissonsolnt. loser W d( »»«it hi, interest, Ills ruffled night-skirt, •r .Us nlggrr boy to fen. him. It is T*ry —-*te rob»- men wbo psy, no Isxss. StkxtUltlo box or oonl*nls •Inotbosoc.t nnd un from . . -a'xilM tho socst end I 'Wr (mm when the dny'o work is done, »nd »" how happy iho genllemnn will bo When nhbar, hnre been brought lo Jostko 1 Libertas M4l ■! 1 1 . INTatale Solum. •5 Per Annum ALBANY, GEORGIA. JT7LY 16. 1869. NOT56d krWnnlesoftb. Wut Is know how lo support n loowJ-J ywrAUbjVftdnttWpjpxM™ & ^ " wt*n pat the pa] oyaltyoftheOhio Democ racy! MO.OUO DEU0CRAT8 PBOrOSE TO BEIONSTRIICT I BUIcil DtSfUlsw” ill Corruption Arraigned Publicly! A FEDERAL UENEKAl. AT THE HEAD OK THE TREASON. At the Democrat io Slate Coitvvn lion of Ohio, held at Columbus’, 7th inst., nfler nomlnaling Genl. W. S. UoBtiUCians for Governor, an«l other like disloyal, individuals lor the lower State offices,the assemblage of traitors unanimously adored tho following treasonable and disloyal resolutions which are clearly obnoxious to nil that the government is, and mil for prompt military interference: Resolved, That exemption from tax of over twenty-five million dollars in Government bonds and securities is unjust to tho people and ought not to bo tolerated, and that we are opposed to any appropriation lor payment of interest on public bonds until they are made subject to taxat on. ^ Resolved, That tho claims of bond holders, that tho bonds which were bought with greenbacks and the prin cipal of which is, by law, payable in currency, should nevertheless bo paid iu gold, is unjust and extortionate, and if persisted in will ultimately force upou the people the question of renudiution. Resolved. That wc denounco tho high protcctivo tariff which was de signed only in tho interest of tho Now England manufacturers; that said tan iff is also by its enormous impositions on salt, sugcr, tea, eofTue, and necessa ries, undeniably oppressive, especially upon the people ot the west, and that wo demand us repeal and the substi tution of another Imsod Ujioii revenue principles alone upon tho closest pos sible approximation of absoluto free trade. Resolved, That tho Democratic pari ty ot the United States have always been permanently friendly to the rights and intorcBts of tho laboring man; that they arc in favor of a liroitod number of hours in all manufacturing work shops, hours dictated by the physical and mental well being of tho laborer; that they favor tho most liberal laws in regard to house-hold and home.. steaa exemption from snlo and execu tion; that they are also in lavor ol lib eral grants ot lund from the public do main lo the actual Rctller without any cost, and are opposed to tho donaliou of them toswinuling railroad corpor u tttions; and that they arc generally friendly to the system of measures advocated by the labor and industrial Congresses; and wo pledge the Dem ocratic party, it restored to power, to exercise their influence in giving them practical application. Resolvea, That the attacks of Gov ernors ITays and Lee upon the doings of the late General Assembly are false in fact, malicious in spirit, and tin won thy of gentlemen occupying their ele vated positions. Resolved, That the late General Assembly were called uppii to make largo and oxtraordinarwappropriations to build the burned luuatic asylum; lo provide a reform school for girls and construct a new blindr asylum; to make appvopaiatioiiK to pay over $80,00U ol a judgment, obtained in the Supreme Court of the State in favor of the Life Insurance and Trust Company, and to meet a deficiency of over $500,000 of the preceding Republican Legislature, all of which, together with the extra compensation paid to members under a law passed by a Republican Legisla ture, were piovided lor without an in. crease of t!u» Slate levy, and the ap propriations in the aggregate are much less than that of the preceding Repub lican Legislature, without abstracting $800,000 from the relief fund for the maimed and disabled soldiers and their families. That we hereby return Gener- y for Ihe economical ex-, penditures in tho administration of the State government, and for the exposal of the wholesale frauds in the erection of State buildings, whereby the people were swindled out of half a million of dollars by the negligence of Kopubli. oan State oi * V.saud the dishonesty of the same. Resolved, That it Is tho right of each State to decide for itself who shall possess the elective franchise within 4t; that the attempt to rcgulato suffrage in Ohio by means of tbo so- called fifteenth constitutional amend ment is Bttbvenlive of tbo principles ot the Federal Constitution. ».JVwobwil. poNor ofiogi" lation of tho Radical party directly tend todeatnojr all Aha reserved rights of the States aud to convert the Re public into a consolidated despotism ; that whether sncli deipotism be e^er^ ngrojw, the result won! Uesolycd, That we hereby our thapks to the fifty-eighth ( al Assembly for the economical aion of a citizen of Texas, not in tho military or naval service, when the civil courts were in the unobstructed exeiviNo ot their functions iu that Slate, and in the time ot profouud peace, and the approval of that sens teucu by Rresideul Grant, are viola tions ol the most sacred rights of American citizens, guaranteed by their constitutions, State aud Federal, and deserves and should receive the severest condemnation of every lover of liberty and constitutional govern ment. Resolued, That the numerous pal pable and highhanded usurpations ot the party iu powsr, and their many publie and private acts of tyaany, trampling under loot thcoivil law am* the guarantees of tho Constitution^ •their continuing to deprive sovereij States of representation in Congvf and to goOcu Slates by mere inilila ry rule, show them to bo the party of despotism and unworthy of the confi. deuce and support ol a free people. Resolved, That wo oxtoudtho light hand of fellowship to and rocoguizo as brothers in a common cause :*ll conser vative men not heretofore Democrats who will unite with us in rescuing the Government from tho unworthy hands into which it has fallen, and we pledge the united and cordial support of the 250,000 Democrats ol Ohio whom wc represent to tho ticket nominated by this convention and presented by us to the suffrages ot the people of Ohio. The Slate Pruitt ml,try. The FCrteral Union of tho Otli instant, sayH it learns that Mr. Thomas Alex-. under has leased this institution lor term of years. Tho convicts will bo employed at prcscut on tho unfinished portion of thi Macon and Augusta Raiiroad lying belwcou this city and Macon. Col. Walton, lalo I’riucipu! Keeper, is, we understand, retained in the institution by the Stale, the other officers being dispensed with ; and the Recorder states that Messrs. Hawkins, Carrington, and McComb, have been appointed to take an inventory of tho establishment which, it thinks, has already beon done. It is by virtue of the act passed by the General Assem bly of the State at its late session,that Governor Rullocfedfas thus leased an institution which has been an eye sore, as it were, to tho Statu aud an endless expense to it. We are not apprised whether the lease iutendsto the closing up of the institution altogether, but presume it will not. Re this as it may, wo have but little doubt that the leasing out of tho convicts, as authorized by lliu Legislature, will result in their becoming a source ol profit, rather than of expense to the State, but whether in a humane point ot view, it is just to tho convicts, remains to be tested. Time will show, and should it prove, although there may be money in it, that the lotting principle is oppressive and cruel, and deleterious to the health of the con victs, humanity will demand a return to tho old system, while a proper econenty will require tho erection of a new penitentiary at some point where the labors of its inmates may prove profitable to the State, and not an endless expense to it. Wiiat does ‘‘Sei.aii” mean V—The Rihi.iatiik’ A Su’ka says: “The trans lators of the’Rible have left the word Selah, which occurs so often iu tho Rsftlms, as they found itpmd of course the English reader often asks Ids min ister or some learned friend what it means. And the minister or learned friend has most otioa been obliged to confess ignorance, be cause it is a mat ter in regard to which the most learued have by no means been ot one mind The Turgums and most of the Jewish commentators, give to the word the meauing ol eternally, forever. Kimehi regards it as a sign to elevate the voice. The authors of the Suptuagiiit trans lation appear to have regarded it as a musical or rhythmical uote. Herder regards it as indicating a change of tone; Malheson, a musical tone, equiv alent perhaps to the word repeat. Ac cording to Luther and others it means sileuce! Gesenius explains it to mean. /Let the instrument play, and siugers stop.”—Wocher regards it as equiva lent to sur sum corda—up, msoul [Som mer, after ei manning all it et'eventy font passages jn which tue word occurs tee- ognizes in every enbq'nn actual appea to jehovah ’They are calls for M<1 am * * s$edVit|ier _ tin the imperative, ‘Hear, Jehovah 1’ or ‘Awake, Jehovah !’ and tho like, still earnest addresses to God that he would remember* and bear, etc.•’ , IaA.W OiVRDH- .Joseph Armstrong, ALBANY STOVE ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, OA. IqT Office on Pine Hirer!, nearly opposite the t’onrl House. .Inly 2J, 18iV.l-tjr tOOHKANK & CLARK, Attorneys at Law, ATLANTA, UA. H AVING settled permanently at Atlanta, trill givaspecial attention lo Ihe prepa ration and argument of casea before the STATE SUPREME COURT. Lawyers at a distance not deniriug to un dergo tho expense and delay orallending thin Gourt, conflicting as it does with so mauy local Courts, may find that an arrangement with us will he mutually advantageous.' O. A. Lot’ll RANK, Judge UlOli’lt H. CLARK, formerly of Albany, Ua. May ‘JSth. 1809—dm. D. H. POPE, ATTOItlkliT AT.LAW . ALBANY, HA. Will give prompt attention to any Imsiness entrusted to him. in all the Courts ot Hough erly and surrounding counties, Jan. I, 1809 ly o. J. WtUUIIT. 1>. P. If. WAHIIKN WRIGHT &, WARREN, ATTORNEYSAT LAW. ALII.kNY, UA. W ild, practice in the Hcverul Court* ol I aw and Equity in tnis State i.nd the Circuit Court* of the United Staten lor the State of Georgia. Also attention given to COMMISSION in bankruptcy. Albany, Jan. 1,1869. ly ltltMIARO k. it inks ., . ttiriiAHif iiniiim. HINES & HOBBS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, .ALBANY, GA. Will practice in HOUOHKRTY and the surrounding Counties, in the .Supreme Court* of the Stale, aud ihe United State** Cireiiii Court at Savannah ; and will attend to hitfi- iicsH iu South-West Georgia generally, by special narcvmeut. march:!!)—ly MKDIOAI, CARDS. Dr. John E. MoMillan, A**,- —OFF1CK IN— Check’s Building;, Up Slalra, aVtx/ Dour lo Uinen 4* llobh't Office. Kg. Residence, flooiety Street, two doors east of Judge Vinton’s. marcb‘23—ly Dr. Rcnj. M. Cromwell Office a* heretofore, over Weldin’ Drug .Store, Allmny, On. lleaideuce next door to Dr. Ililaman'a, in tliu house formerly occupied by Mr. L. <!. Shaw. Jan 6—ly EMPORIUM ! L D HOYTI R KSl'KOTFD tLv INt'OKMR IIIH Kri.nda, ,i„l tk, jmiilio Renrr.ltj*, 1 li.l b. *,.« jll.l tM.lTfd R Urgt Mid .IrgMRt ,l<H’k COOKING STOVES —AND— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! TIN, PLATKI) AN1> WOODKN WARS, rmn slabs and crockdryi LAMPS, LAMPCHIMNEYS, FIXTURES, Mil A HRS, OILS, PUMPS A PUMP FIXTURES, NOTIONS, *(!, frif- II. In j,ri>j,nro,l lo (akt'oiul rxppnlp „r- ,l«r» lor Rutiliiin. Honoring, Pump filing, on,I in any kind of Tin, llr»N ond Zlno work. Prices and Terms Liberal. Albany April 23, 1869—ly, Dissolution of Parlncrsliip. nPIIR PAHTNKUS 111 PSJL'K BUST. JOHN I STON (’tt., al Albany, tin., and Hu*l. .liduiHlon .*i Lickell, at Savannah, (la., have lliiaday been diMaotvcd by aHitunl eonnent.— Tho Book* and aecouula of ihe old firnm will he Hummed up and brought lo a ppeedy *cl llenient bv 1 liouiaa II. Johnston. Filher Partner ia authorised to receipt iu settlement. Commission Merchants. MIL BMP m HOUSE. N. & A. P. TIFT, Cotton Faotors, Warehouso — ROD— Commission Merchants, _8pppi»l*tl«nllon rlt.n lo S«|p« or COTTON Keep for sale BAniN. CORN ItAQaiNtl ami * r T .1 n^io 'n i, ? H1 0 * WtSw. RUUARMILLS,UULLICTT'SSTEEL DRURII COTTON Q1N. n. AI1 rDx.iKDH.p.t, l,y Cr lo.il up Ntonid frpp.orph.ritP of dr«jn,-p or l.bor, Alb.njr, O.., .|,r 17, '0!l ly V. (I, RUST. T II JOIINSroN, II. U. LOCKETT. AUmtiy, June 14, 1869. BUSINESS NOTICE. A S Tim RUUPESSOR or Kii.l, Jolm.ou A U„ , I hrrrliy notify II,,. jiublM 11,01 olid oltrr ll,io dolp I will rooimpnpp o now WARF,-HOUSE, Commission & Cotton Factor’s ItiiMiuiMs, iu Allwiuy, nud Holieil the patron age of our people, Albany, June 11, 1869. II. JOHNSTON. Aluanv. Ua., Jiiiio 14, 1869. We iHkrJpleniMire In comuieudiug oar hiio» renaor, Thos. II. JuhiiHlon, to the puhlic, and hup* h* will nnaiiiiue In receive that liheiul patronage heeluwed upon Ihe old dun. Y. G. RUST, B. 11. LOCKKTT. Albany, (la., June 14. '69. If Purely a Southern Institution, DR. W. A. LOVE, -OPFIUK- IN CILUtiHT Ai imON. IIIUKs STOHE, BROAD STREET, Albuuy, Ua. feh. 21, 1868 Any calla left at the Drugstore of Slrozer & Hilatuan will receive prompt attention. Piedmont Life Insurance Company OK RICHMOND, VA. ( :o; ) Authorized Capital $1,000,000. Capt'l p’d in & uec'ly invent'd... 100,000 Aasetii let April, I860 407,121 Pole’* IsHited first 18 m’lh’s work 3,(KM) Income name time, over 460,000 Dividends paid on T.ifo l'olicien...40 pr. cent Dr. E. L. Connally, AS REMOVED bin office to fhe rooms over Ihe Drug Store of STROZER & MAN. IS- Hlet, ingroom over Weloh’a Drug Store. I Albany, Jan. 6—1 y riiiE-PRaop Cotton Ware House for Rant! rpDB LARiDE ud COMMODIOUS VIEB- .nt^UtiWLu- or,^-.if,not-!« til— fulwx„«1. I* be offered Tor rent at PUBLIC OUTCRY, in Albany, Ua., at the Auction House of Messrs. Cooper & Co., —.ms “Wouu> ns WKBf PATTaa.*” Filch, of tho Griffin Star, noting Ihe demise of the National Inltlligenctr, insists that the “Democratic parly is dead,” and agaiu sounds the pibroch of “Ihe young men’s parly.” After *'Mloop» ing to catch the loftiest thought” of the “Giant Democracy” of the past, be concludes by saying: “It ia tbo mission of tho Youxo M«*’n Pasty to sqcdeed-the^l* 1 * Dqpaporaoyi 4o adopt such of Tta principles as- were correct and sound aud applicable to.the present era, njeofing all tbo- cumbersome ana worthless trapping, as well as exp! ided party theories; iisats-JfX-jasi liberties of our common country; Tb)s is tho ■ trad ud muffled drum wo burjr ‘ (oedrld Dcfoocr.ee flu tlii i II iiTifMjAJlBjj,TUff ^ ra j Oi Saturday, July 31,1869, Tbo renting to be from 1st August, 18C9,’ to 1*1 August, 1870. A fine opening for a splen did business i* offered to ColtopPpetors. For particulars apply to either Y. G. RUST, or RICIl’D HOBBS, Trustees for Mrs. W. P. Jennings. Albany, Ga., Juno 22d, 1869—Id dJWrte oopJ, N - «uol»«df Tbu th. uai tence to de*0j.by a fflllWry < -Sikjba H OR SE SNOER ud do .11 other kind, of HmllMue, t net. ud diiHIeh- ■ «WNA lifienl ehuo of puhlio p ■otlolted, ud MUtfwtlou i A!bMy ( Go, July 3d, ' (:o:) W, C. CAUHINGTON.., .l’roiilent K II. MAUKY Viro lVoHiilcnl O IIENItV PEKItOW. .Mil’ol Av’nr J. I HOPKINS Sccrntary JAS. E. WOI.FK. Hupo’iitcml’t Agntn H. W. TUCKER, Manager* Hiancli [Ufiice (or Georgia and S. Carolina. Dli. T. STANLEY BECKWITH General Agn't for Georgia, Auguala II. A. VASON, Agent at Albany. Bit. W. L. DAVIS, Aleltcal Examiner. _ Jnay_26, 6 mos.- *—— Augu«ta Female Seminary STAUNTON, VA. MISS MARI' J. IIALli WIN—I'rinriyal. The Academic Term of (hi. In.tRullon h.* gin. Ihn middle of Heplemimr each year, and elo... Iba middle of th. following June. For full p.rlleuUr. apply (o Iho Principal for oaf.iogii... The cb.rulor and repul.llon of Ihe aehool m*I bolearnad from (he anaeied (eilimonUll: I ou houeilljr .dvlee parent* (o .end their eblldren In Hi I a eloellenl inatlblllon, whleh I regard an a great public hleaaing. JosEPij n. Wilson, Anguala, Oa. 1 eonalder llaia aohonl aa amongat lha beat, if not the rerjr boat, in Ihe Honlli s ud I am aoquainied with noj Hauiinary where yopng ladlM may auand Ihalr lima more profitably, or more aafely and agreeably, than'all ha Auguala Female H.miner ll.Cowrra Jahks U* u ,„. Baker County, Newton, tl. IIiuih II. Ooluuitt, Snrannnh, Ua. COLQUITT t BAB, COTTON KACTOKS* GEN'Kit Al Commission Merckantst Bn, Street, SAVANNAH, Special nllentinn lo the mile ,f Cnllon, eitiulipr nml Tiiuhi'i'. Liliernl ntlvamu'* on onaigninenla. nprllSO, Iwm-lf DIKEI’T TRADE BUBOPK. J. II. ASIIBRIlHiK, j, s. HUTTON, of New Urleaua, of Maeon, lla. J. H. ASIIBRIDG & CO, Comminsion Merchants, —ANII— General Purohasing Agents, LIVERPOOL. ASIIIIRIDOK. SMITH A CO., New Orleans. Uoiiaigniuenta Rolieiled. Parlioular alien- lion given lo the rale of Motilhern Laud, lo European Uapllaliala and iulending I mini grant.. Order, for foeeigu good, eleeuled on he.t po.aible terms, apr lill'IIU i a m-ty HARDSlg AN A SPARKS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Mnoon. On To fhr Planters —iip- Middle and Southern Georgia. The sale of cotton is our specialty. Wr fUtlvp ourselves none onn excel us To old triends we return thanks; to new ones. Irv un, we will try lo please you. Usual accommodations given to enable you to make a crop. THOS. HARDeSaN, Jk., , , O. (1. HPAHKH. Jan. 1st—l'Jujos. " MERGER & SMITH, niTTr TtHhiSiTIilPW 9 fWo'Y. OXdI> STJkilSrTD, HUH keep on hand ->w aaaw^aa-—a a row, stock or GROCERIES. Pl.ANTATIO'N —AND— Family, Supplies) DR! ROODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. V • ■ IRON AND STEEL, HAltDWARE &. CUTLKKY, usnaburum, striped goods a yarns. They hare Inetore a large lot of BACON, CLKAIt & (’LEAK KIUnED SIDES, RtloULDEHH, HAMS and 1''AMIIjY MEATH, CORN AND PROVISIONS SUGAR, COPPER, BALT, aud everything else usually found In their UENKIUL AND COMPLETE STOCK t THE ALBANY HIH1SB, M. BARNES Proprietor. Pine Street* AlbanviGeoma. Hating recently completed Ihle Hear, and put it In condition for Ihe acoommndallon ol S ueala, Ihe Proprietor pledgee kin earne>ten- earore lo giro rallefacliun. Ille room, are large and well renlilaled | hie lable ahall be eonelaotly aupplled with Iba beat the market affurdi, and hie errranle ahall alwaya be prompt, polite anil attentive. W A Hack is always at Ibe Depot on the arrival of trains, lo eouvey passenges to Ihe House, and every eonvoaience and oomforl desirable is guaranteed MERRICK BARNEH. . , .. 1‘ropriclor. Jan 1—tf Their old friends and customers, and the' Public generally, nre assured that they con tinue to sell at the LOWEST LIVING PRICKS, and that they keep the BEST GOODS they can find. Oay They reaped fully invite iiispeeliuii, and defy competition. Albany, apr i, 1869—9m oq. THE PROBLEM SOLVED I Enterprise the Meansn awl Harness the Result! FORESTER &GRPENW00P Have demonstrated the wledota af LOW PRICES AND QUICK SALES and are determined to do bukinesa on that line. Thny now have in Store, ^and art constant I j AkSKv receiving, S|Mirlnl MlMtilMiiar ikl, Alarkcl * , CouilpUag of , Heavy Plantation Snppliefl FAMILY GROCERIES They would especially call aflfMlivu to Jheli’a|ook of . , BACON! Clear Bidet, Clear Bibbed Sldee,' SkoildrJ •v* Opt-’* • - «U. OP ALL OBASBfl. ' W'.-tWv b iisws • >hi'i ftii w. 0. itawitT. |k. w. iikwitt. imi HEWITTS’ GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. FAKE «KJ OO PER DAY' Tim liner m mi Citt. May 4—dm ,ry. If. MoOUFFXY, reralty of Vlrginii,. . **• of my dautbter# hare been pupil* of I. E. become. (few Aud Ihe (beetle of (he HatKudou. I ecr- diallr endoru alt ihecomnlendatlon bealowcd upon both. ALXX. H. n. STUART, Stanntau, Vl l ead truly commend UiU uekMt 4*j all WM. 8.’ PLDMnt .'•dtMijrtfiffr Thla aeboel ia. in my JadgumnL aw what aChrltllaapam^woold with Ueaelnal Uadaughfera are lo be trafuad, ori V ti June 8, 1809— Im * BROWN’S HOTEE «PP»I«| “**«>(. Tlarow.Gn. BROWN a SON, Froprlfl WDU. KI4OWNT HODfrB been radUad aud repair*), aud U’ lIoGU.mipplied with erefythlugihi j.*t MaWWbfu^JdMW ’ -'■> 'leoatM* ■ i w. k| S. Fiurng Waaaajb . TWHS’ nomj V; ALBANY, GEORGIA WAKftEN * KKJOyProp, AUiaWy. April Mb, 4889—dm s' tmsr MEAL, PEAR, POTATOES 'AND' KICK U 4 OaniiedMtJM^^’^l'toh. ODGASR, COFFEE, TEAS, SVRCP, BOOTS AP SHOES. Omdbiirfis. 0.5. t ino C? Brown,'•’A Btriced Goods'. • COfTON' -HfnlBJXiJ !*• • »</ *< u»i lf»k to jUdw Chewiait aM BMklm .u:.' • • -itAl ;.V«W va« B*M t--da ' 'AMwaMtBdMyMfnn,. .1 U I*,;., 4*t»'^CwjUlfW «d Genuine pOMty Rtjfrifl