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main LAV-His M? Ai Setf A' jntt fttusncd h*4 ; great eiperi I l* *• * ’ ejiw r has really dime tJjeWiU* closetl, informed of'-the 10,0035® bopufcl.bf •'■- S*-pt«nijer M t 'Ui t i •eater (1*1 luiirabiy, In*raahing tli'cir cut lob j&£- 7 Itviesjwst wh«t the New [jbjy^sw ik .spocn 1si ore wanted s ago colton «u' firm in Ke»- gqnfti!, but just 80 Boon •r* igor rradyto sell, the price -wowfaj to 7*>en«ljSi)>oente»- with ?jfeF If rt ^f tte bojrer* t* Home & Lot Fear Sale, hi Two or More Pa^afente! milIGSTORE is rights maintain. BE LOT k orer an acre and a half, on which is* four room boose and four out-building*, with sto- , carriage house Ac. It has one of the Jtt2?f GAK- iS in Albany uf Strawberry and asparagus bods Ac. For sale by .. N.CKUGEK. still further reduce it.. 'Our friend stated that there was not a eotton buyer is New York, ofibfy^nfo!Ti^6c'e orreliability, who doertictfWHMe Utacoltou -will go to 85 or TO cents per poUrf In thit msrket, by or be- VS&UH/M^hU^yUtVttf MBdldlj and Oor yodngfticbd, X P. Cnrlen, of Amcri- m,Jor ■ome tton.'^aat ooqneoted with the) their tfeeves at SaiwWiilp wflp- noW making upon ‘ 3pst 'bo soon at the bulk of the >lj«rtyli{eu£ of the hands of the planters, W&Vt>OLrp^§^Aii£QplebTtd#l Schie-4 (lam Sehnappsmanis deod/^Hevras an ex-- tensive patron of U*ppress,^and did’nt owe ana a closVguess can be made of the year’s tfie% j^will see s reaction in the price Oar friend express- cd ri-almortifioaliou andihimo at the nun. S25,000—Tde P«0PLf8 Su*nn.—Col. Hal bervBopU.StafeSoed, on the 23d. turned: owto-Aojicr, Irehgurer, $35,000, the pao-j pie’* elmre of:tho 8fU. HoadV earnings ftrj the month ofcAngnat.' >$£f -?--i V>< I Well, that's batter Ihsn nothing, end trei may'ae wMLcoMole ooiielres with tka-old' now of « half a hit.’’,. .... 3 npr in whjnh the planters were Uindly in- GLASS, PUTTY, . . „ KEUOSENE OIL, «fc LAMPS, * * * .? ■- IIAI1!, TOOTH, PAINT * WHITE WASH BRUSHES, TRUSSES, ■ t : : EOROEl*S aiiJ INSTRUMENTS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY ami COSMITICS. Also, Reduction or Tklkgi«ai*ii Rates.* 1 sonic time past our Operator. Mr Howe, I been adjusting rates for a new achedi which, wo understand, goes into operut the 1st of October. 15y this new ycee-l the rates are calculated ou air lines,' and <Jui*c<2 from fifty to upwards of one liun<l per cent. * This is an important item to business m and will, no doubt, vastly enhance the ceipts of t^t Telegraph Company, as it i imluce an iucrease of business from the p pie gcuerally. OR ANYTHING IN THE Steamers that connect with New Orleans and the beaVy grocery : markets of toe Great WesL.riTitat this is the best paying route to tka.road,.iS'kejrpi jta line it would j ’bells of Georgia,’ Gaines)* it would (FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.) . r _ K the benefits of the wfcaldSouth East Alabama cotton crop—be ing thfr nearest route to the seaboard. What .views.of Albany and Brunswick ? D&. SEND YOUR ORDERS UP TO Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on the firm of (jii.nERT .V: Bho , we respectfully solicit a continuance of the same to ourselves. Bt%. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and neatly compounded at all hours, (DAY or NIG 11$ and prompt attention given to all orders. 7 • Albany, Sept 21, ISGO-lst January. LI»T Or I.ETTERS ILMAlXl.Vii in tin- IVtoificeat Albany, lla., S-jr- - itiulwr 2:0, ifrack, (-i»l R F ; James Butler colrd, L REMOVALS ORIBNTAl mBN&OUR! J. ROS ENFIELD & S. R. McCAMY. T. B. McCA2 S. R MoOAMY &. SON - , HAVE REMOVED TIIEIR BAZAAR TO Commission M’rchants Groceries, Grain & Provisions, } Atlanta, Ga. am ;3S Tub Cctubkxt'Appkai. .* We arc glad to note the prosperity of our neighbor, the Cuthbert Appeal. Col Jones is one cf thi most useful, as well as one of tlic t est balanced editors in the Statc.Jle is eminently worthy of patronage, and we observe with infinite satisfaction, that he has been driven to n supplement to accomodate tho demand upon his columns. _ Cabiaet Politics — Interference ia Texas aa4 Mississippi Election*. From tfu Auocialed Preu Diapause*. Wabhisotos, Btpt. 25.—Il ia BUIed Ib.Bl a, Prc3!(lent„oa rowling the accounts strong- ly committing the Executive to in erferonc, m faror or tko extRhiistc to Toxas bad llis- sisaippi, said to parties of his official house hold, that the rrporu wore not suhstaotiaU) true. - The facts are that the I’rcsMeoi wit. allow the secretaries to act their pleasure io their sereral departments. This- will throo tho -patronsge of I bo PostoSoe^tcaaaory, sad Atloraey General Cor the extremists sou' the State and Naey had laterlor, if tbay to- terfercat all, will favor the Coasetsatihe-^o- publicans. This rough statement of tie situ ation is tholclosest approximation poaaihSe. Tie beat opioioo persist* in asserting neo-. r. IHVLISIUX. Exhibiting a Large and Eh-ganl Asiorlmcnt »i Saddlery and Saman Goods, One, Two, Four, or Six Forsoi tar SEND TOOK ORDER TO AVE dom* iu store, and keep coustanlly on . a U.-avy ato.'k of ivy sto-'k of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, SOLE" LEATHER, TRCNKS and VALISES, GALE SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS. OAK and HELMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, WIIEELR1GHT and . . CARRIAGE-MAKER’S MATtBlAtS, ||t -;e^all descriptiena, fT CHILDREN'S CARKI*GR8, etc. Which they oAr at ton latAC We are AbbM. iKMvjnsti a otrs gi LADIES' DRESS GOODS- ipw » ennuadoi fhet-" i - ttlaanbaa- TheUeBphlaAeelmKAeaaya: Ur, KUier- -J to wait B.ahiorUic'Sraigc^.jSley Jiporianl bit the SSfeeWiltt^lV-Mthedrad peatbary iu — r pliniiifT^'-"r*—* — Aeubt if * Tbtr'eohfta t will rereair'a struggle worthy of Such as Fine Titrllooat Brilliant*, Mnalins, Cambric*, Alpacas, „ „ Mnurning Gtjoda.Momn- RnbcicShxwlg, Uibbocs, W<ii*e<l Goods, (all kinds,! Cornets, Hoopriurta, Kfd want a The IUdiesl organs are just nair un^silft >a a faino effort lo the eoiptry that Utore ia a Iced juj the Dei*i ocraey of Nhw Turk cily which Id likely to Tb» wish ia father to Uto fhbojM andStaa no more trnlli iu it than has old Bird’s pi pingsabopttbadoath and destruction of the Democratic party in Georgia. j ..b'A-ha ' The- Xa “ iSCORD Also, an Immense Stock of The DaMoniga S^nol is reUchly informed thal John A Wimpy has receired a certificat' •jf election to the 41at Coagraaa, from ■ Bol- iock, and wilt go on nt the meeting of Con gress and tahe his scat. _ If trite, this is a double outrage—first,. in declaring Wimpy-eleeted stall; and aoeoirf. lit dedlaTingbim elcetod totheflst Congress, tvrn if he has boeu elected to the 40th. If Cor-Buliookhno really, given Wimpy (who traaneror elected to say Congress)* certificate of election to tho diet, he has' of course aJafcfivowcortifiMdos of election lo the dial, lo those Rcpresentalitea nho were Micuitled to lie TOlh Congress. us all is wel!, and says- 3 la all the ponsolalioD by_ indaiging in ai^ tv££Sf>’£i Ssajfr. •JisnSoctiou of ib« Ger is oU Radical newspaper talk’.,. As to uniling with Ihe Rcpublicab party^ jt is November fiyst—commetw!**^ 5*2: also lo purchase Iwo nuIliOtia <B**0 "ffudinito and purchases are ia MdUllSW w tpUOt&SpsL oa account of ihc' aial which will be continued wilbont i the -V A Ws SaeK ‘ Riruwosn, 'SepT 24.—An extraordinary HATS, CAPS dt.THUMKS, of the Albany. Stook Marked. Albxst. Eept. 2Hh.—Bat little cotta, offering yeaterdav, planters generally hold- ipg. Data from 20c(W,i4o axtremes. id a.vixxAH-' Sept. -sr.-Cohon iarlet dull •4 TCC*erd*y’s Msetalions. Receipts, 2I8i ; bales. Exports, 3TC4 bales. Muir Tori Cotton Market. ' .'AxvYom, Sept. 27.3 B. M.—Cotton mar- ^ kst qwl©* <6«l fins. Solos 700 bales at29c» useful ft ia « ‘ * Ml manner a V Scxclts:.]• S-™«. 8 A. a., to 0A0 A. It -IYmu 5 P. M. to Ut i’. St. No moueroeder. iuacJ or I«Uen Brghteied Mms boon of SJ6 A. St_>nd V*)A. «. .- A regular i* ttrv estabbeW UAween thl* oftcv rod WeottMf. lUatiur, A VV. tL tt. " ' I'wwUl lA»r» irJiiuit lUo itnwarUJM of euulabl? uutisr wUe u»= -Stalk,'' over juiy -fan ltoac--- tsuullr is SMB ou for snjr mm •** “*»» hi forvuiL Hertaltef no will be I«rii»tta for- wmdrf orer the A W, B. It otherwke Uu. In the -..il ' C. IS. AltbOLD, r. St. Sept St, lSS5-tf he had to audiencei. FVEaVTUiSG neoaliffooi First-Class DR.YlHpp.pS. EstaWisl, Their 'RaWB> Dkscskt The wftpfcR Southern man shakes tap Uia miud ,to jour the radicals, he gelahis own cops^a( lo.b<| a kpave; jicxt^ he forgets bis brcc4^Rft s ^fd ^*~^ comes a .blackguard; tbed he tok^jUia : ^|ir^ (vp ter uf I ben the iy _ ■ *4*^ FoiLaboring CUs*e> ri*d Not oeir.g aceacHomcd in chaffing ex He rati BBO-, are determined lo wll a* U)W as faass raerehanis, they asoounef limir purpose and i eusiomers They re*|* effully soHr.il a share pleasure to show their Goods. Liverpool Cotton Marifet. Li*taroot, 8»pt- 27th, 6 F. M.—Cotton 6nn. Salea^l8,000 hales. Quotations »R- Tbe Atlanta Fin*.—Wo did’nt account of the reefint great fifo in Atlanta, for thb reason that we-only iasne twice a week,] and wo thought it quite probable the burnt district would he rebuilt with three story brick buildings before wc could get, a chance ■ to startle our renders-bj cryiry •* fire.”. j Boon T*av.—The Era ia down uponf ^ie Intellufeneer like an ifaUnche, nnS Tit* Cos- stitution also throws an occaslonnl stone. They have poor Tray corbered, but not a hark can they extort m respoaso to their per- auosive interogatory logic. Wo adriec them io give up Hie hunt, and cull the thing a hoc. desoript. ' Half Pasi To DaCosTisjiKi).—The Snran- nxh Advcrfiarr Bays the Centra! Itallrotid43om-: pany has decided to keep its half fare sched ule iu force until the let of January; /The company must have found the present er- raugement a wise one, by an increase t)i travel snffieichtly large to overbslaiice the tnrn'in fnraa ' ■ difference in fares.' Col. E, Hulskrt's Spekcu nnre rs-j oeived a pamphlet copy of ihe remarks oi Col. Halberl/delivereff before JhagenUemed ot the Press on th<(lalp:excursion, - ? i The speech is eminently practical, and tliq poiula discussed are of such transcendent inH Ji^snce to (he people of Georgia, that wd shall give it entire in our next isiu*l~ *27* , juring themselves just now, and expressed tfteifreliefthAl even before Christmas they vtattlCrun their, present suicidal policy. .We have the foregoing from a gentleman •vsWiws^^ yefhapa, as much about cotton and tbecoJAon market as any gentleman in .fthflrgta$ oaa who is perfectly familiar with thepvefltonf attimne of New Y'ork speculators, and' knows pVrtisely what their game is, and wc give Hs views and adviee os Worth some thing.” ‘ r • - **n ut* ■ But,’brother Shopshire, It did not require -» man io borne from Gotham 1 to tell' these fadft ; We* told them the same two weeks ago^ and wdTl bet the * lager 4 wc know as much -.bout fl as yojur * ‘^ctiftblpf*' The BfiMciuTlibaaj R. R. Our neighbor—the ^Chattahoochee Mirror —fs aomewhat exercised os to the route the Roid js*to takp wut from this city, and after copying an article from the Brunswick Aj> peal, w^Uef th^s .- . That this road'v*Hl be built to Albany there'seems'but little doubt, buL as regards Its further : penetration into the interior, there Is; wo believe, no specified route. Scv- ccnl of-our sister towns are ; bidding for it, a#d,^o|9»ft.o£ them raining wild with entbu • H, on an air-lino, to Blakely, then Up the Chat. UhdochoH river‘at Howard's landing, and aaoUter>d extend it to Columbus via Daw- son. Wehave paid particular aUection to tho progress or the "oad and hope that, from Albany, u would take its legitimate route and the one best calculated to subserve the interest of the people. * That route, wo are fully 9mrdnc«d, r jh from Albnuy to Fort -(Ibinui^via; Morgen, which is the nearest and cheapest route, to the Chattahoochee rivers now-lieiug plowed by severs! lines of SUNDRY TOST OFFICE 2IATTER3. The first letter we take up U on n subjoct which effects, to some extent, tho salaries of many offices, vix; “Mailing letters on the cars.” In the letter before us inquiry is made “if the Postmastcr-Gcncral can just ly readjust the salary of an office at a place where a large portion of the letters are mail ed on the cars.” We see no injustice in ad justment under such circumstances. The laws relating to the postal service are made for the public good, and that must continue to be their primary object. In the rapid increase of population, and the facilities for quick and frequent communication it be came almost a necessity that postal facilities should be correspondingly increased, and one of the means thereof was the establish ment of the railway postal sorvico, a meas ure which is productive of great benefit to the public at large, with only the private in jury of reducing slightly tho emoluments of some offices. AoXfx. Canceling Stamps on Loiters to be mailed ou the cars—J G McP., B—Ind. Only such letters as ure too late for the mail should be mailed on the cars, and they should be properly prepaid by stamps, and the stamps should not be canceled. A route ."agent should refuse to receive a letter with a'cjinceled stamp, although it is alleged to have been done nt the office where the letter should be mailed* These paragraphs.plainly admit the legali ty of the practice cf “mailing letters on th e cars,” and show the absurdity of prohibiting it. We are clearly of the opinion that any body may cary stamped letters without in curring the hundred dollar penalty. In Cowman with .with the Mobile Brgialer, we elioulU like io keep np with the Awericoi bpenish-Cubaa qaestioir, if .we could. -But wlist between the reticence at Wushingten, Hie effusions of the Atlantic cable, ihe muddle ia too thick for us. It ij qmttteertidn.hJiever, that Dun .Sickles 1ms done 01 said something deeply ty irritate the Spanish nnlion. 1 Ad English,journal attributes this loGeii Siclleti want of experience in diplomacy and, igno rance of Ihe value of words iif State papers; l'erbaps Dan forgets where he. is, and who he is talking to—thinks, himself bnctikstybe in South Carolina, talking Sairmp to “rebels.’: Dan is smart enough beyond doubt, but. in Europe it is hold that the -first requisite of. membership of tho diplomatic profession is to be a gentleman. He lost that trick in $ettth Carolina, if he evor kuew'it before. So w» must possess our sonlf in patience and await the denouement. Meanl^, the ielegrapi informs ns that Mis Gorernmcnt has 'forty iron-clads ready for sea—and it might be added the sea is ready tor them whenerer they tempt its storms and billows. > ; We are-not authorized to give anjr inform, atkm to our friends along the Chattahoochee, but wc are prepared to encourage both Eu* inula-And Fort Gaines. They ehoul<l_not, howbver, panriit their anxiety to lead them int&psemature and hurtful discussion. All that wc can now say is, that the road that is t,6‘he built from Albany via Fort Gaines will jioli be the one that is to fill up the gap be tween this cily and Eufaula. There are mdre charters than one, and the interests ofBrun% swick and her enterprises are neither limited by the, Chattahoochee, or confined to a single crqswing V; ; _ v . . Wq beg f qur friend* to be patient. Wc have reason to hope that matters will develop to thejr entire satisfaction. The Pb.vnsvlvania Election—The Wa*h- ington specials to the 'Louisville Caj^tcr- Journal say that letters Iron/ Pennsylvania Democrats of pjromiueuce, express the great- est confidence in chb election of Packer for Governor, on October 13th. The ghqqg^in the local ticket" in Philadelphia has added very materially to the strength of tht Demo cratic ticket ip the State. Forney pay! ‘that unless the Republicans poll a fu’l vote the State is lost. It is estimated that there art 6,000 disaffected Republicans who won't vole ibr Geary. I y f * f y’l > y l- Thb result of the California election so far- shows forty-eight Democrats and three Radi cals ore elected to the Assembly,-yvitl^ twelve Democra'ic Senators; Radicala foirwr five The Democratic popular majority *WilF Jbe about twelve thousand. The next Unites! States Senator from California will, it Is „ thought, be a Democrat. A New System or TELxanApriii(a.-~Thc Charleston JTrtr* says a new system of felt- graphing has just been invented Which threat ens to speedy revolutionize the whole ness. Thh patentee olaimw- ti* - pesrtfr transmit-messages ten times as rapidly As an expert penman can write, and to do u iama^ business oVjer one wire as can be done ten wires by the Morse system 9(1 The rates contemplated are one cent per for ell distances, the chehp&s* tif'/w1f)&F could nor fail to draw from the mails all bus- 'iness rorraEptmdence, a* well AQa. iducb of a private character that cannot afford to wait forpottal trairttaiMitjh, ' f Beggixo for,Quarters :—The Savannah Republican, of the.23J, perpetrates a leader in behalf of the much abused, poor, down- trodden, poverty-stricken, slander-ridden Central Railroad Company, and asks— _ ”What, then, has the Central Riilroad done to wdrroRt this war upon it, and un ceasing denunciation of its official head ?” We do not propose an answer to the qaery —it is found in 'the very causes which have 4* thrown onr contempOrary upon the defen- wlte. The **wat M wits 'commenced by the Central and jxas betn waged with ceaseless Vigilahcb and remorseless greed till the preBent momehL ' Now the tables are tatmed,’ slid is xvhippccl, and the wail comes op for qasrferS. Brunswick audLBsr.enterprises appealed in jrsin igl mpxoT-^OBthwestom Georgia Im- plored, and the g^nar^ interests of the peo of Georgia pined in bondage and straggled to be Released ^rom the despotism of monopo- ly. The honr of deliverance has cotae, and by whatsoever the triumph is called, the march of progress will give it “form and pressure,”^*nd development will crown her aohievMftSikUiw belting the continent inde- pbndent of GTenf-Wadley and hir juggernaut. .03 on ippr- oc urs the followbg interpretation of tbe^ law .* “1'Oital Laws pVolubit thb - ftirwarding of mailable matter outside the “luailS,’' oyer any moil route. Ptfoalty is $100 00 for sny person receiving snob letters to ^onrtml.—- Hereafter no letters will be permitted for warded over the S W R R,ntnerwise than in themaiL” ^ ^ While we have ho disposition to enter into a controversy upon ihe snbjeet, it is probab ly our duty to correct the Post Masters* error and relieve the people from the harshness of hi* construction. The “United States Mail and Post Office Assistant,” is a sort of semi official publica tion, and it is sufficient for our present pur pose to call the attention of onr post master to the folllowing extracts therefrom. Highly Latukbbu The Cokstitutios is entitled to one for its biilted compliment to the country Press, in its if.-me of the 25th. It is really gratifying for a big, diguified City Daily to acknowledge the discovery of taleut, imlepeuden.c, integrity and skill” in the country Press. We, however, cotffesa weakuess that hud failed to appreciate the necessity for such a champion to uiukekuowu the virtues of the country chaps. Report o( tlie Agricultural liurcaa. Though w«* have no more confidence in the report of the National Agricultural Isurcnu than wo have in Wall Street speculators, we publish the following for what it is worth : [From the Assochtted Prest Dfspatrhta Washington, Sep. 21:—The agricultural report states, regardin w w corn, that unless the close of the season is very favorable, there must be oue hundred anti liny' million bushels less than a full crop. Regarding cotton, there will be a reduction in>the yield of cot ton, from the Carolina* to Alabama, and a material increase from Mississippi to Texas, Georgia, Florida and Souidi Carolina, have suffered most mainly from drought, hut. in a few localities from rust, the caterpillar and boll-worm. Our estimates make the increase in Mississippi, Louisiana and T.xas, respec tively, 10, 12 un i 14 per cent. The proba bilities, at present, favor a yield of 2,750,000 bales. The wheat crop is large, and quality in tho South decidedly superior. Koompmanscuap and Hie Chinese. From the Associated Press Dispatches. Washington, Sep. 24.—Koopmnnschap, the Chinese importer, visited Bvutwcllon the revenue question regarding rice. Incidental ly Chinese immigration was discussed. Bout- well says it won’t be interfered with unless the laws be violated. Kooptnanscliap insists that his operations are within the law’s re strictions. Koopraanschap goes to Memphis, tliencu to New Orleans, thence to Lousvillc to the Commercial Convention, and thence to China to fill contracts hentay make. For Sale at Public Outcry. One of the Best Plantations ;' -' ’ a 5 « IN DOUGHEUTY COUNTY ! Containing ICG2 I -2 Acres. QS THE 1ST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT. before the Court House door of the enuut j of Dougherty, at Albany, Gx. wiH be sold at public "out cry, lietween the hours of 10 and 1 o’clock, that Splen did Cotton Plantation in the 2d District of Dougherty county, known as COCHRAN PIiACE, adjolnr General CJordan’s G(Ilionvnie Place, and the places known as Mud Creek and Tallasaee. The plantation comprises lots of land numlicrs 0 " *'' and 01}4 acres of the west side of 1U3, iu tl l of Dougherty county; titles satisfactory. amine the place, «* Ibr yourselves, auil do not lose a largnin. H1N'“ ' itX& Hi UlltS, Atty’s. Ac., lieccirers in the tualt< r of Neal et. aL vs. cstat<> Sept. 27, 'GSMd [Allen Cocbrau et. al Administrator’s Sole. the county of ('hatham, and flat*’ of <M’ori(ra, will lw sold before the fourt lioiinc ih»«jr of D<maherty couuty.Ca. ON THE Fttisr TUESDAY IN DETI1V- HlvU NKXT, between the legal hours of .wle, a* ihe property of the esdate of Michael Slieahan, late *»f tin- county of tliathain, and State of ticoraia, dec* used, the followin^ wild lots*il'’land, to-wit: lads tiumber 301, in the 13th District of Thoma county. lads uumlicr Sol, in the J.'Uh District of Miller cmmly. “ .W, in the I»t DL-drict of lKniglierty <’**. “ “ 21,22, HI, Iff), HS, 2iil, In the Mth Dis trict *>f Mitclu li ctfuiily. l.uts nunil*er »»1, 2.V2, 2ft"., 2*4, i r ,7, :t»», 23t», 2*\ 221, in the2hfl< Didricf of Early county. L»)ts uuut>M-r 32, in this loth District of iKs-atur county. Lots muuWr 11*2, 162, 177,1S3.J7, in the lCth District **f IN-oatur comity. For particulars as to titles, apply to HINCS A ID tBHS, Attorneys, Albany, <ia. Terms on the day. ANDREW \V. WMS, Administrator on Estate of Allclia* ] Shealiaii,d« .%-ptcinbcr 23th, lS'.'.Md To the Public at JLargc. BROWN’S HOTEL, Maccn, Ga , Sep. 21, lSGtb Wc are receiving every day application.** for reserved rooms during the coining Fair We beg leave to state to all our numerous atul obliging pair.ns that tve will do all iu our power to accommodate all who come until our capacity to receive guests is exhausted. We •lo not see, however, bow we can hold in re . serve rooms for expected visitor-* when others are here already lo enter them. We c rtaint ly cannot be expected lodo so without the ex peeled guest paying f4.* the room while i- shoulJ be held unoccupied, a measure which we should be unwilling to adopt, as likely to prove unprofitable lo us and unsatisfactory to the parlies. All we can say is, that wo will leave no effort unspared to make comfortable all who call, ami our enlarged means in every department f r do ng so, me very nuiple. We ure determined that none who stop wiili u.- slu.ll go away dissatisfied. Our and will he our usual rates. E. E. BROWN Si NON Sep 24-If Proprii-lo Brack, (h»l I Barker colrd. Mr T L Cooper, Win T Crew. Jack Gardwin. Sand Hill ctdrd. Geo W Mnvo, Missouri McLendon colrd. W W Rentier 2, I r .1 B Price Yt.rrente I'uiimhu Mrs 0 H Smith. Mrs BuHi E WnMress Ri)-Tl»e following an* held fur poNta^*, and if not stamp’d within six days, will U* K .-ut to l**-ad L tt.-r < tlfiiv: Walt*r Edition. Powersvilte. Ga , A W Sutten, Brownesville, Tenn. Mrs Seaborn Atcberson, Sparta, Ga. George W Thompson. 9* Persons calling for any of the atiovc letters will please say ADVERTISED. V. W. ARNOLD, T. M. A II ani^.uf. Ixm*» kmknt. Every jktsoii wh»> een*ls 3.*xt to the -XIX CENH'UY” Publication Co^ at Charleston, S. reeeivt-s that mijmtI* Magazine for one vear, and a copy of either of the Waverly Novels or the works of Charles Dickens that may lie designated.— SjKciuicn mindier with Premium list 33 cents. ^ r McCAMY GILBERT & D AVIS; (Old Stand of W. \J- \ - "• $ JL 1 BROAD STREET, ALBANY, GEORGIA. Gilbert 4 3 2 s m n & Tiro.. ?VER BROUGHT Tl) ALBANY. . •*** t « ; * it » » GElTTTI^rE -A.12TZD And'with this view one of our firm, DR. WM. L. DAVIS. Market* for the purpose of selecting the PUREST AND BEST STOCK OF .DRUG CHEMICALS known to his profession. We propose to keep everything in the D> 'uggisfs Mid J&poihccarics Tfiiir UKL'IiS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, tiiuuc :i|iJ ilescrijilioii.) Also, DYESTUFFS, In the Storu formerly occupied by AL KlCIlJfc? Cj)i | ft df i d . } H - f -*lv fll'lT SB I Where they are now receiriog their h Wholesale Dealer FLOUE, .BYB, HAY, 8ALT, SXJGAlf, ;nn<xm ,airt«Avx,? 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