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Newspaper Page Text- r a CII & MITCH ELI,—Whole**!* ud Retail Dealers in Book*, Stationery, Jwaalry, Watches. Clocks, Mnsirsl Inatru- m.nls, Notions and Novelti**, Holiday floods. Welch’s Building. Broad street. BOOTS ANBMIOE!). 2? - • ■ .. ISAACS—Dealer in Boots and Shoes _ Trunks and Valises, Broad street. C F. KOLBIE. Manufacturer and Repairer of fine Boole end Shoes for ladies and gents, north side Broad street. Towns House BAB BIRR SHOPS. CHARLES II. CUMBY, Professor of ! Crinicullural Ahecision and Craniologt- cal Tripsis. Office no Washington si., next door to Walker & Yentulet's Saloon. VOL. NEWSPAPERS. CansrV. . West side Washington'! C: D". Albany STOCK DEALERS. KIRKMaN—Stock Dealer, on Pine street, next door to Hrnse. THE WEEKLY NEWS. OAREY W STYLES, : : 1 : Editor ififareskaUtb* Press thePsaptelrlgbiiimaintain. C&awei by power and unferlbod by sain.” Xi.BAKY.GA., MAY : : : : : XI. !d74 throxatlk.ska barber suop.— _ Henrjr Wilson, Proprietor, we«t side of Taahiugton street, second door north of J fl. Stephens’. T Waal confectionekt- J OHN B. XEUSDOEPEft. Manufacturer and Dealer in Confectionery- Parties and weddings serted in the highest style of the art. Broad street. DESTISTKT. D R. P. W. ALEXANDER, Surgeon Dentist, Walker’s Building. Washington street. CARRIAGES. II All NESS, AC. /"Til lx V Shop, ILBERT S LEHMAN’S Carriage and Wagon Manufactory and Blacksmith Broad street, near the river. DRY GOODS. S W. FLEISHMAN A CO.—Dealers in Dry Goode, Fancy Uoods, Clothing, Bools, shoes and Hats, llrusd street. C « « _i floods and ttreet. Plantation Supplies, Broad DRY GOODS AND GltOCEHlES. M ORIN!:. Dealer in Dry fiooils, Groce- rlee, and Liquors of all Mud*. ^■Country I’lfdiioe received in payment. Broad street. SALOONS. w street. Billiard and Eating Saloon, Broad -JANH SOUOl BAB ASD 5 LOON. BILLIARD 8A- WAREHOUSES. Warehouse and _ _ . _ _ Bagging. Ties, Useoo, Salt. Hay. Ac.. Ac.. for sale, near. Southwestern RoUroad Depot. N & A. F. TIFT 4 CO., ComainMim Merchants. U T. H ,>OHN8TOX—Wrtrehou-^e and Com* mission iierchatri. ‘^Uiiters* Ware- noase’% Washington street. W F.LCH. (TOOK & DACON — WAi etou.se, Cotton Factor* au«l General Commis sion Merchants. CooS’e Warehouse, Pine at. **Cl4»k» corjiTT has « hog that gets drank.” Other counties have sever*1. Ex-Pbxstdest Davis is daily expected in New York. tie® in iny construction of his language I glv* hls whole statement In his own." words. In fore, and chat h« had no* mer.tloiod the subject of his mission to any person what- quoting I snail not copy. buC shall mcorpor- ever, ercept Mr. Canter, not even to a sink’s ale what I And In print over his name, in.the member of his Cabinet, bnt was ro hare a Atlanta Herald, of lh'e“ 22d qT April. So if Cabinet meeting si 4 o'clock that evening there b» any mutilation of commits or words, the mailer. It U equally ttae that I re. in what he wrote, the responsibility for it mained with Hr. Davis until the Cabinet v; will not Test upon me, but upon tbs compost-. announced. As'I passed out uf the door cr tors in the Herald or ConaUiultonslioj office, j hU room they paesed ir.. It fa equally.. Hat Here iswhst I find over bis same : j Ijdjiii ihiuommirsfaiiers wore deteraioeo nyou by the Cabinet before thill-aljocrrctent.— Genus I males* it was injpo.eihle for Mr. Hill to know why esch^ of the ecmml-xlaners h»d what Ha xrattii UxivrnsitT hss decided to spell the name "Shakapere.” Instead of "Shakes peare." na bus baen its custom.—Exchangt. We are a-rry for Harvard University, but we Intend to apell it in the old way.—Adv.- ,lty. present and ooreect COUNTV OFFICERS, P. D. WARREN. Judge County Court- I At office of Warren it Hobbs, Broad fit- STERNE, Judge of the Court of Ordi nary. Office in the Court House C WES30LOW8KT. Clerk of the Superior Court. Office in the Court House GILBERT, Clerk of the Couuty Court. r 0. STEPHENS—Dealer in Dry Goods, • I Orcceries, Hats, Capa, Boots and Shoes, Washington street, between Broad and Pine. tj MAYER & CO —Wholesale snd Retail JS Dealers iu Dry Goods, Fancy floods, Do mestics, Groceries and Provisions, corner Broad and Washington etrems. H. PULASKI—D Hier in Dry Goods, Clothing and Fancy fl oods. Boots, Shoes huU Hats, Broad street.' r 8. &. L. 0. PLONsKY—So called Louis's | j Store,—Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Uats, Boots and Sbues, and Groceries, Hlues and Hobb’s Buildiug, B.-oad street. * EVY STERNE, Wholesale and Retail i Dealer in Dry floods, Notions, Hats, m , Boots and Shoes, South-side Broad at,, second door east of Washington. r E\ I ID CI*P». 1 DBCGB AND JIEDICINEB^ T E. & H. E. WELCH, Druggists, and Jj Wholesale Dealers in Kerosene Oil, Gar den Seed. &c„ Wcleh'e Corner. W E. HILSMAN WITH L. E. & H. E. WELCH—Wholesale and RetalLDrug- t giets. Mammoth Seed just received stock of Garden VROCEKIEI W OOLFOLK & 0 KEEN WOOD—Dealers in Fancy, Family and Plantation Gro ceries." • Street. - j « A riuiiij uu — Next door to Book Store. Broad CW«<« dealers in Plantation Supplies, Waahiugtos street. C OlLlEltr PoSKESTER i CHfiVES— Dealers In Family aad Plantation Gro- merles, Whole?**!* and Retails Broad etreeL J OHN T. HKSTEE—Dealer in Fancy and Family Groceries, Domestic Goods. Ac., at the Virginia Store, Broad street. J OINER A LaKOQI’F., Dealer in Fancy and Family OrororicH. And General Supplies* Camps Building, nett door to Phillip* A Turner, Droftd direct. iiorriv B ARNF.it~ A LB ANY HOUSE—By Merrick Barnes. Comfortable rooms, good fare, and attentive servants. Pine street. T IIE TOWNS HOUSE—By Horace Pow ers. Strict attention given to the com fort of guests. Broad street- J AMES W. KEMP. Sheriff. ' in the saddle. Headquarters AMPSON McFAP.LAND, (colored) Coro- > ner. 'Boul’n about. OHN HOOK. Tax Receiver. J.J . BUSH. Tax Collector. " OSEPfl THORN, Couuty Treasurer.. MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. R law office of Warren 8l Hobbs. C IIARLES WE3S0L0WSKY—Clerk aad Treasurer. Office at the Conn Hons®. D 'R. J. A. MILLER—City Physician. J Y. SMITH, Marshall. Dennis Brosnan • and Mike O’Sullivan, Policemen. PROFESSIONAL. CARDS. Q. J. WEIGHT. D. H. POPE. weight & pope, attorneys at law ALBANY. OA f\bJWE OVER Sam MAYEB’fl U HaetiUshment. DBY GOODS LAW COPARTNERSHIP. WARREN A HOBBS ATTORNEYS ALBAilY W ILL H*«fce tfiCifllulr in toe SI: ■ Leo. IMigberkr. Worth, Mitch.)i. AT LAWt At. in the ->is06 Cwut» of , gaker. Deca- . ^ Vested States FLwhpre In ihe SUtc bj L. 1 J . D. WAKRHN. RICH. HOBBS. AiUny, Ga.. January S. 1674. lj. „.lce tor and fk. Circuit Court, sp»sUl ««TVcment, LAW NOTICE. 11*6 counties 01* i ilitrelwnri*. S uvtn tiud fiuivnre G t ' W^fvoikifiSrfV, WOKTB. B.tKEJLMITCBf and CAltHOlTN, nnd eWwhere by ap^'LU contract. WM. K. SMITH. WM. T. JONES. NoTeiul*er 8.187«>-tv Hardware. 8 over. Crockery, Lamp floods. Pump and Pipe Fixtures. Wood and; Willow-ware, at ll"yi’s old stand, corn l’ine and Wantiiiigioh oireets. INSUItA bCli i v ylNII A CLARK, -Life and Fire lnsu- f\,Tftnco Agcnis. Jtepreseui uonebut safe, nnd reliable l*onn»uniC!». Willingham 4 Hlook, oj» stairs, Brou^l jif%vKi7tTk* B y V, ROWS— Jeweler and Engraver, and lUiunrrr uf WaiHie* and Clucks e At 0. J. Fairing!on’s Tailoring Est.ib- iubment. llroad street. f Boo RITZ DUMONT. K.-paii t-i-of Fine Watcli- Jewelry. Ac At licIclt-Jt Mitchell s ooh aud Jewelry Store, Broad street. LIVliltY ST.VBLFS. w p, HOLLY. Livery, Feed aud Sale Stables au-1 Drovers’ Lole. corner C Broad aud Jackson streeto. NBKCIIAIT TAILORS. 0«ud Clotbiet. Fitliug aud material guaranteed. Xorib-oide Broad street. ^ G BOGl’N—Always on hand for all kiuut of work. Cuniug aud making Clothing, cheaper than ever before. Plenty of Keys on hand, next to Express Office, Brosd st.* NULLS All* MACHINISTS. ,n PATTJSON 4 SON—Dealers in Sugar 1 Mills. Kellies. Dog-irour, and all kinds ofaaebiuery. Kffairm of Mill V-icSau.y. Meal for everybody. C U, BARTON, at Till',, Variety Shop- Maker aud Repairer . of Doors Saab, • Blinds. Mouhiin^s, etc. Lumber planed ■to order. Giu Repairing a specialty Jill.LIN UK V- JVY*tua Maker, aud dealer in Ladies] Fan- ^ floods, Welch’s Comer, up stairs, rBS. B- GOLINSKI, Milliner and Man. I tua-Maker Dresses made prooptiy [ifter the most approved tashions. Broad TfflSS i/iC SaCLS, at Mrs. Shaw’s old IYL stand. Washington street, « prepared to finish her lady friends With late styles of MUHnsry and Fancy floods, at greatly i ■ausod prists. THOS- R. LYON. «. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY. OA. Will practice in aV. the C«uris. hul' attcud iljlijeni)}' to ell bnsinet 1 *? cnii»s(ti»l hie care- , . ^ 1 J. M. COOPER, FurnTlure Dealer, Auction ANN COMMISSION MERCHANT, ALBANY, GEORGIA. Puriitare Repaired, iliirs Caned. ^LL twde uod rejulriujf hI jsauU* prlu^,^si , ad for [foUSg-ly. JOHN H JAMES. BANKER & BROKER rate, that is tha happy medium between Har vard and the Advertiser-Republican. Me. Dpf.ii GPirrt.v. tax collecior of Deea- ■ ur eduniyi is a defaulter to the amount of $7,218 71 on tha State and coudty tai. fie has nothiug to show for' the dotted, and his securities, one of which Whiteley is whom, will hare lo step forward and face <be lunsio. The Democrat, with that agreeable nay of dealing with faots which is tha oommon pos session of tha fraternity, says that it would be uncharitable to attribute the fact that Griffin is a defaulter to h<s politics, yet it is desirable to announce that he is not s Dem ocrat. Fatol Accidfvt.—Wtu. Sharp, conductor on the Macon and Biunawlck railroad, was kilted cu Tuesday. 12th iust.. by beiug tun overby his train. He was . arranging the bell Una. and iu parting from one oar to an other fell between ard wsa run «ver. His remains were brought up yesterday and sent ou to Atlanta, where they will be io'eried — He eras a brother of A A. Sharp, the well* known condnotor on that rued. — Afoceu J‘ti | .V Stick o.v tux Caxsta.—At last steam has been applied ta boats on the Erie Canal.— The steam canal boat City of Sew York, Cspt Baker, which left New To k on the 10th, ar_ rifed et-Atbany yesterday morning at t .ree o’clock. She was immediately locked thro' with an assorted^argo Into the Erie Canal and went westward. This is good enough But improvement is still possible, and the Erie Canal must go on improving until New York ean'defy Canadian rivalry. Staamboute on the Br 0 Canal are among the necessities of the movement—A‘ta Fori Berali JIB, HiLL'S HlSTOait'41. ADDSESS. NUMBER U. Liberty Hale, ) CRAW70BDSTILL2, Ga , May 4a 1874. / Editor oftU Coatt&utiQnaUit: Thy reply of Mr. Hill, of the 2lst uiumo, to my. first ortlole on his Historical Ad dress, renders it proper, if not neoessery, that the substance of this article, No, J, should relate to matters different from what I Intended it should, when Ihe first was *vriu ten. \Ybai was intended to bare been em braced in Xo. 3, theyeioro, will he postponed until I respond to his letter referred to—the chief objeri of which seems fp hare bees to divert attention from the merits of the real issues between ua, as presented by nij first article, not only in reference to i)»e Hampton Roads Conference, but other matters specified by me. This response, tl ough I was, and -till am. exceedingly feeble from protracted disease, and now barely able to dictate what is pen ned by the. hand of another, would have been sent to yon in time f>r your IsbI Saturday’* issue but for ihe previous announce moot in the Atlanta Herald that Mr. Hill would hare a further coiomimicaticn **u the same sub ject in the following Sunday's issue of that paper: That announced communication is now before me. and 1 wilt proceed to give it. ••Now, I Bland before the public respons ible, on pain of infamy, to make good the “following statement of facia: “1 was rot only In Riebmond during all “the time nhe subject of the commission wa* “under consideration by Mr. Davis ’ bnt Mr. “Stephen* knew I was there; saw me 'al- “mo s ? daily; talked with me; knew tha jin. “terest I took in the snbject of the comtaia- • 4 sioii, and could not have forgotten thjese “facts unless he has become very “indeed. I-was at the man> room, “him in the presence of a number “men that 1 shoulo insist cn Lisappointmenl “on the peace Totamisrion/* On these issues Mr. Hill vauntingly pj-o- claima that he raises the “black flag,” and “will neither give nor lake quarter/’ lie will no wen iacBc ery imbecile ion, and told »r- of r gen|le W* theagbt the past | ___ way: of sfeWng ir, “Jibakep«ire.*" At .any., -qcleralcuo '»ol»>tifmhui pwic-f. refVsctUm^ “ infamy.’’ This is all quite high.scunding.'rather In deed on the ••highfalutin” order ;*and com ing from anybody else, hut for if? exi genre, might be received as the tones «f; true man of real honor and chivalry. Com ing, however, from Mr. Hill, what do they amount to? What does be mean by the “black flag?” Judging from his pa*u course in like matters the only legitimate inference Is that be means by it untiling but isk !. Un der what other “flac.” either tvlto a peu'dr other heavier'instrument -charged with the same jolty fluid, did he ever fight T A« f*»r wbnl he 8§y9 about “ptoof. retraction or in fumy,” it is quite enough for meat this time auJ in this couuection to remind the public, that he some seventeen years ago stated in a public speech si Thompson, before a large audience, as tt was reported to me. that b<f had ft few days before at Lexington charged me to tuy face “with having been a traitor to tha Whig p’*rty, and that I cowered under it. When called upon to make good this state ment a« ft gentleman of h»*nor, he neither furni-hcJ “pro.^f.” nor m-ide any • retraa- tiou.” or other aMit.vpe /or his unfounded and boastinl fabricatiou ; but submitted to the • infamy*’ of being posted as a man utter ly destitute of truth. It was after this brand was then thus fixed upon him, ko ns now hoisfod hie “Mack flag,” and squirted fcis ink In most diegusting profusion. This, therefore, it is to be presumed is ali that he now meat)a by reference to bis usual and fa.® ?orite ‘‘flag.” As to h s several issues of veracity i *ab^ mil the following comments only; His statement, that I knew he wa« in Rich mond pending the consideration of the Hamp ton Roads Conference—that I saw him al most doily—talked with him—and knew ihe interest he took in thekubject of the Cgmmis* eion, etc., If utterly unrounded In fact. His statement that he was in my room, and told me in (he presence of a number cf gentlemen that he should insist upon my ap - poiatment on the Hampton Ro&th Confer ence, (and this in Its ocnqection is what his statement means, if it means anything.) is also utterly unfounded in fact. Let him, therefore, bring forward'his “proof,** name the gentlemen referred to, make his “retrac tion,” or bear that “pain of infamy ” which he invokes. His statement teat n» was ia Richmond all the time this Commission was under gnnsid .eratloa. in denial of my statement . that he was In Georgia at the time. I shall say'mere']' 1 about hereafter. U was In expectation mat sftme of his proofs at least to make good these statements might be adduced in his previously Announced article of yesterday, that I waited to «ne it, before responding’to his letter of the 21st ultimo ; bnt somewhat to my surprise it eon*, tains nothtog of the sort. It is upon the whole nothing but another one of his six or seven columned ••ra-raagnolee.” a l\ mods Barer®. It docs, however, if true, throw some light upon a matter that was heretofore dark and rather mysterious to me. Bnt the truth, if he has told it. reflects, I sm sorry to «»y. quite as tittle credit upon Mr. Davis as it does upon himself If. however, whaj, he says be either truecr false—well may Mr. Davis exclaim. “Save me from my friends.'.' as well bs his letter o! the 21st, such answer , , , ... . and in such language as I deem they both | lh . cu * Ut 11 «c ? ed.ngly strange that aLrvv, kveping .n .iij mind. I iru.t.a due i»M-. DavU rxa really in favor of getting an regard for oy own aelf-rrep«J«. M well n j ‘""f*'"! " n,, * r Mr . ti ' wr 8 P^'Gon lie Tuf mnonanee. oiaguiiude and dignity of ihe j -boald We parsu-rf .he eoutae be did hy aubjee” The real fru.h of hlxiory ha. been. *‘”"2 m ‘ U * 1 and in. loy eanirotliag i.bjeel I hare as lit. J D «■>» e»enis from Mr. Hill s last luamfea- lle' UMfi far eonlrovrraie* of llti* soil, or j f » 4ni l mufeasinn ibai he aprt Mr. Davis ner* even ihe use of strong rvprobafnry wrnls a. • both acting with the *rn«.est dnpliciiy low- nnybodv ean Lave, nnd never indulge in ei. 1 a* -1 ** iae. nud in eonfedwaiion iriib olhers. iher exerot in ibe vindicaiion of whs! 1 deem j r ormed a very foul enu.f.iraey to use Ihe triuh and jusiier. i Blair proposition, with no oilihr object what-s Fi-si. iben, Mr. Hill in hi. Ifilfar clmrgea ! ‘” f ’ r hl11 10 'fafea> anchor mission of a very oie wiih the base set of not qnoling. fairly | different chnineier. wbieh ii w.s well under- from his Vddress, and thn: (bis nt- doue for ; slooil »i ihe lime would he insliluted hy Oon- the purr use. of giving his words a meaning ’ gres. early the i.oxl week. This Commission, they did not otherwise have, l’n this allow i under llie minority of fioiigreis. was lobe me to say 1.. you, end through you lo the ] *»> »d io aecordanee with ihe resolutions nubile, ilia! 1 qnolrd from his Address as 1 ; prepared hy me early in Jamm-y, !o -which fouud II in ihe Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel. I Bill refers. The object of those rcsoln- Thc quoUtion by nip is rt.etlv as I found ii ! 'i'-u*. and the contemplated mission under in t.hut paper, as nny one can ire by turning ' Ibem.were entirely different from those aimed to its files, and examining its issue of March . ^ Blair pronosition. His looked ■he 11th, 1871. inhere was any uiittilsiion j aoleiy lo ond covered nothin? hit! a secret of a -comma" in the oenirnce quoted it can- 1 'Blitary Convention between the belligerents not be justly charged ’o uie 1 need t.nrdlv ; wi| h a rieor of preventing. the establishment a<f«J tbit 1 supposed the publication io (be j trench Knipire in Mexico, by tue joint Chronicle Ii Sentinel was oerrect. *nch an 1 operation ofthe Federal and t onfederate ar- set »» as Mr. Hill charges me with is utter, j nties. iu maintenance of the Monroe doctrine, ly incompatible with the entire principles of lo this way Mr. Blair tlnught as Mr; Davis * •- * stated to me, a fraternization would takr place between the two armies, and peace be ultimately obtained by ^restoration of the Union without the subjugation of the South'- ern States Hi* propoaittoa was not for a peace coniruiseton in any proper sense of the words at all, nor did. it look to any direct overture of peace on either side, or the term® uiHUi which it should be established. My resolutions on the contrary authorized the creation of a commission empowered to initiate, or to make overtures for the initial turn of negotiation* for peace, not upon sep arate .Stale action, Lin upon the great princi ple!* ou which ihe onoie Confederate struggle , rested, aud upon which the "whole fabric of American free io-iutiou* was founded. been appointed. I took it far granted Mr. 3 QavIs jold me was true * v > . , r Itjs jn->rviv«M tts true that i *tUl :*ur- vive, however “imbcci’a’’ J. moy be, that Mr. IlilWalled'ai my room Vithci* Itk^ night be. . 7-- •iTU l«r Ui«. ..r 'ii- ulgut before thaL(I am.aol certain which; ahrn vetalifd fully about the ro;,inji-n.. - < .> h. e i next week by Cougrea-* under the reaoln^icna prepared hy me. Hr tben spoke a.i if tie was . to cordial. support of the taovenie&t. lut stated ijjaa ba gaV (o.clan Jgr-fleorg.. th, r.fi' 'Cijaiog aauLlook h., .-a.. nt.j - 4“-W* int«! V law bet v. wit ua 'd jjil&tittid i» did not gif* me the aligti- at intimation that he knew anything ah-tua. Me. fi.'ai.-'i pivpsajtinn.. '-f did not «e him i Richmond aflerwarda. lie was not ibfre’n- my retnris rr.-nn Ifampton Rondi, acJ tha. next I heard of him after he trek ItV iesye t.f me. Si I have's:tite,!, he .a- |.-, . . Thexe are the grbundj on whl.a i pvefl caleff .what I said. _ajwui htj^aa ULog Richmond during' tha time Mr i«vij had the auhjm of yrceding to Mr. X)la*jT : a prrpiv 1 aiiloQ under consideration I;cm Chat be now soya l will list uodyriak, ts: n gffirm that be wifi not there, hut learn him to nettK the question as he pleases In tint eitioiation of honorable men a will rook* no diffetaace which way be lettiealt: Ills presaat version ofhia conduct in the whole aff-.lr. and hi* rtiDfetstd deceit, double.dealing and iltiplicl towaida me n perfertlj contia.vot with his ty tow ypeneetlj telling me that he wa. going to Georgia when he intended to do no such thing, fall to continue to lurk about RUhmoaJ. ke.-ping out of Ipy Bight, while he might watch th* « orking of bin gslteqt'e to dstVtfl * mcvsatvut* which he prufeveed to support. This matter of hia proeeuoe' la Riobmond is, however, at beat, only a side and collate ral itsae. It does not Sounb th. real me-fra Of the controversy between tw And eiace Mr. Hill’, showing. »t bgoogte * esattec of very iiitleimportunep bit, the r,,-| Is *-t far as ••iufamy” <e roocaiq-i-i Now, ia reference to ike conference pr.-- posed hy Mr.- Blair, it may ho proper far me her* lo restore that It wag, in oo settee what; ever, a peace eommiseion properly to-ceiled. It proposed nothing and covered nothin?, but a ssexEf Mixitabt Co-vyasTtov. with th« views and nljnots before stated. My reason for advising Mr Davis to eeeeds to it are fully g,venIn my account of tha Hampton Roads Conference i had no Idea, however, et the time that he wee using it, and deceiv ing me (according to Mr. Hilt’s showing) for the sole purpose at defeating the movement proposed by mo, and Which, according ta general understanding, would be adopted the next week by a majority of both Houses of Congrese. Mr. Hill In his last -Carmagnole" canffaes himself (imply to what he colls a history of the Hampton floods Commission but nuera not a word about (be conference uodet it- D Is a fact to be noted that'he does not aaegil or question a single statement at my history of the conference itself. He neither a (tolls its fullness or aoenreoy. this was tha point to which be wee cheUensed tte doe* aot even qoestian the fast Jhjlt Mr ■ Devi, aeaured nty nature. I will, moreover eny iu refer, ence to ihie matter of the "comma” that ] do not eee aoy possible difference iu tbe mean, ingof the words by Be omission. Tbe sen tence as it appeared iu the Cbrouiclr x Seu- tinel, aud as quoted by me. represtuttd Mr. Hill as using this language: “I received from Mr. Davis’ anti lips a full “account ofthe conversation between biiu and -the Commiesiouers, before their departure -front Rlcbiiioud.” Mr. Dill says be put a -comma" atlcr con versation. Be this is it may, I certainlt had nothing to do with taking it not. Dor do I now see how the st-use of the worde can possibly be changed hr modified either by it* insertion orouitasiou sept Mr. Hunter. Bnt what he Bays about tbe meeting of the Georgia delegation in my room early in January, aad our conenkWtiea upon the rnolutlons | then subpiltted destrvu comes notice from me. According to his ao- count, after tbe delegation had- agreed to support mem on tbo te-as Mated be went over to tbe Executive Mansion and conversed with Mr. Davis until midnight, concocting with him a scheme hy which F wsa to ho cir cumvented. My recollection le very distinct tnat after I read the resolutions to him ond be bed objected only to' that fc»tgre which provided for the oppointment «f the oo to tala, eioners by Congren, and not by the Presi dent t snd I had explained to him my reason fort hie provision, whith was to relieve Mr? Davis from (tin embarrassment iu which be would be planed from hie then recent speech es against the call of a general convention of States as an inflatory step for negotiation* of peed*.be .earned to be satisfied with the explan tiun, aud said that la that viaw of tbe subject he thought Mr. Davis him tv It would uot object to them. I told him the best w.»w to nettle, that question was fur him to lake tbe Resorptions over to Mr. Davis, • and »ulnn(t {hem ' to him.—The Ntecntive Mansion was but a short way across the direct from my quarters. This he did. Tha delegation awaited his return. He wait gone but a short time and reported that he hod read the Resolution* -to Mr. Dart', and that he would not object, to thorn. This D my recollection upon that point.' It is true Mr. Hill diilany. in case the cymmleHioneri et>auid be appointed as proposed that l ought to lie 'one of them, and when 1 told him,' no. ha urged bis views; but »■ Hie list I stated that 1 "had no desire tube one'of the Com-'- taisafon—I".did not think [.ought to be. It it' utterly untrue however lliel I objected in the appointment of. Mr. Hunter on’that oo- casioti or in auy time on tbe Commission then under consideration. Ae to what he soya about my agreeing ta write lo Gov. Brown not to call-tbs Legisla ture together oo conditions that the delega tion would xupport niy resolution?, I have oo reeolleelibn of anything of the sot t 1 do not usually make bargains of such a charec, ter. Moreover I-thought at th* time it wie highly expedient that tbe Leglelalnre should be convened In order to take proper action to arrest tbe demoralization set forth la the let ter of Judge llnusell. I have so question that I assured the delegation that I wuuU (tee my utmost influence with Gov. Brown against recommending aoy eeparato State action looking to the withdrawal of Georgia j from Ijte Confederacy and making separate 1 terms of peace for herself with the Federal; authosiiies 1 bad no idea Gov. Braun con-' Established Thirteen Doe* Buslaeaa the Same a* an Incor porated Bank JitiXTi ft*.. Slarrb 8. *- My propen* la At!sola, snwsJitUng- to Ooe Hundred and Tuty.fchV,OOG tr. ?2'»; OWi to Two HundredTLsuv aud Dollars. security for all inuaeruai f tuy aud sdt all kindj ef 8*A'PS ud ?TOC£S, (fold, Silver aud Exrfcacse. Lsau Massj-aod Pirouat SAYINeS BAN-K. roaatfad'mtib my tostnssa tr i SAYINGS M. PARafeST.'-atWeib jmnfce *Biv Atqntn lsizs nr sias’I suotmts trues*? aud get *.csr. psr s*st idterut froiti :bc dij it t« left, by agitsettas* - No charge City CoUotuoch cstly sitasl cost «» c^uDtty cotlortion«v Prompt au«atiou gives te cci- Icctlou-iand ea^uiria*. w , ’ ayiSO-U J. H. JAJIjds. Tbe plaio import eitlivr way? >> (bat Le re ceived the account of the couversaiio* from Mr. Davie before the departure of Ibe t’unj- \ micsionere from Richmond. This l showed conclusively, ae I thought, from the facts of tt ibe c&ee, (apart from Mr. If ill’s absence) io jLQ&TSa j be impossible; aud Mr. Hill himself admit?, ? not only in hU Idler refm>d to, but in hie I eommouication ia (he Herald nf yeatordty, ‘ that he did og( receive ibis account from Mr. Davis until some days alter the departure of the CoDinjitsioners. This is quite enough for all his sensational comments on my murderous slaughter of a with tbe malicious intent of doing From the baleful light furnishes—which ii of the character ofthe taint glare from covered lanterns which seme- times give glimpses: of (he most diabotical, underground, midnight deeds of the most fiendish criminals—it seems that he. Mr. Davis aud others were aiming at nothiug sir acceding to Mr. Blair's proposition, bud “to etop Mr. Rtephen?,” and to head and defeat his movement of bringing the war io a close upon those principles which alone Constitu tional liberty can be preserved on this conti« nan*, ft serins that what Mr. Davis told ms •boot his having mentioned ihe xubjeot # pf Mr. Bhur'* proposition to any one bnt• Mr THE ALBANY NEWS £ 1 i it i- * 9 k S' s k u al BA.isr5r WEEKLY NEWS ONE YiaAK, SJX MONTH, 60 J.Y AlJYAiSf'tt. AliVKRTISING KATES AS flilt FOLLOWIXa TABUS: .li_ it oo.fcioo gu'on too; 3 io; 3 or. 3 00} 400. 7 00 4 oo; S 30: 8 50 5 0&: 7 73J1000 o go! goo in 50 ' GO'16 23; 13 00 12 Mil’ 25:21 75 Yl 06>22 50 26 75 iml Me»:30G«{K00 iz & A l-Z 6 M • 0». |3 M, j ^ 56 <7 9 24 12 OG 17 50 2*j 00 22 50 St* uO 12 GO 9 .v 15 06 11 MitSOG 13 35(21 00 14 OO;54 60 ?a) oft 2s c . 50 >41 60 40 36 Id 00 22 40 SOU) 84 CO 40 DO MOO 60 ee 41 35!C& 60' , L2 fo.liioQ W 25 00 ra go 40 o>; 44 00 50 06 S& €6 IW 06 137 150 Tnuistsst wmSSEmmu must tw 1n afvnnce .Alt sdrctthWBeatsmnit take the. run of ihe paper, uuk*» fetter stipulated contract, and then tfcf ntflfeviag idilUtoaalrlurcw will he ffe^mred ? ; 1 : ; ia pvrcsnt iuiUrt, uext U rudlng uuiifor. : . 4) ** ta Lfecai r<?Adtui uoiumae’, : (If M M f ditoiU! ij-.ttcos other tbai. rctvihtlcm to «■* hdo'crftaNifoaV. 2i>r<*nts per Hoe.' fcsiLv Ur sra due aa«b« dr^t spi^sr^L- or whc*t prsMUMd, eruefA othfrww coLir-uted for, jSswagaMs 1,000 More Subscribers Wanted! Club Rates $2.00 a Year 1 Tna Ateitjv Nxw* ta«kea a. faquit of it. t j popuUrlty. or the aiu-oi nf ii.’rfrenlaUrui; nod while eousa of ji^ SouUt«e>tun Georgia ccnieu,yttrar!ae nr, continually lUtmtipg the lulxoci* declaration a< ta.ir ta.. .brad, th ;c :a.y i:svu tie 'ilarxert np-anUtt.-.s-.-n -LUe*n- t‘*a.”acd ar, tbotPaxi teediue .it ooetfi for' advertivtie, Ths!ysb» has bi-rr, qidrtiy n- ieaeoting.to ccnttuecd Be* f n> ... ediioi-fetl cunagetn.nt and tkc tone an t ii.urtr* of ti, otiaiancaa. ft * have eongbiO i uak'a . >..i, ' Ur end VelUtis neper, an i ,. tt pt’t.-tii iJm , welt can inrt.4 .1 ..*r* f't- aa in,] ori.t-t a* well a« tr tUt-t,..?,’* tution if a* .'—7* ruf-s-.it-i tt> .- t.fo.neat potpoe*. tba iihitf.it.ii* i< anrtVoua' et.. in* InJttjtry and breln-ws-k wV.ltiy ,i.»,t opr-t io mi rolnotiH. ea t ;.vt> t* falsa .t iW tnaate ia reUitcn ta the ih* t., .,. rcaftt, or itieb.aeiahie Ma;«h»» ta tit. , feeet.it*. KedtAkt afteurelrfukt:.* ^are.-*. ri.at of any or.e of tbe Southwtatr.« 0..-.tgl» . oieiming - ill* fa.gtxi * <cufatir.tr j„ thisee«u{ns,“ and Wa know f*t~t.tihly tb.< o-B t.itr* ho* a wider range, or ia more geti.r- ily t-*ul it ctay 1. ten nor .ubeoiifwloa is*q)B,‘tVn i*.r .ii Iwkw paiq-.v. ; bit. ut,r r .rati, a. move r.r to nt *V* ait .jrf.eol t. .ti.-vt. who »*»• tail (at Hit*, to as«*>t u, effort t,. *.« Ovi. T«of fast, toot* t,. m» tut Tbe attctfajHT at do-fajr Ua pttUi- •. hc *.. in.t t* doing near* to. rdttrri* tr.. i„ agtlrultnrr. rotasfme ett.1 loanofertni-fa: fa tal. Bir.ral and reii.fai^ lii.r-tiit.'; ,»:* aft- end .itfanero ; fit'll tihft-ty ai.d . Ut.n all rbr acho.tl.. folit-v*- and clofa- • wed pirD-ear.t, i n eain.; and H oar patt In •be: grand work is Wing played b.nfficiatiy i. « few. tketUto. industry nnd edott fa emifa. ble fur the culture and elevation of ea man/ thrneortde. We ibertlvfe want tror. read,to, uitue tut. terinl aid, more moral support, that we to*/ extend <|ttr nsofulnme aud oo lb* ( i*um faa~ eiltl. good in onr limited ej.h.rn. We believe It b iu the «i rank our of urpresent ouh*«vih»r« uobtain additivn- elenbeerlber »t loast. ond w, know Let fain, dred* at them sufficiently ap{*relnte The * New. to make the effort,!/ th**? ran oslr thluk of It at th** right time. PU .41 t’LCBS OF FIVE Ott MORE Will »« rurofahfd tbo paper *t per annum. Haanjt|rr<ui.t!tat hy T Q Ur.1e<, regUtared letter, orpaM ttt Agent, at our ri-k. CAKES W. STYLES, Editor acd Froprietor ALatxt Nttaa ' Arlington * * * * T. i. PERKY, TO THE GKOCKHIKS AND ■PROYISIONSI Editor, and Agent. MCDIOAL CAHJJS Dr. E. W. Alfrierd , DfSPQiTPCUeY ictidrxA hi- -terrlot", ,iu - v ! rloui j.r.ffpFfalfii. foffieehbt? • Altejxf Hi-J <urroar.fi;fit omutrr. Ofifu'm* J*. •usfou M(4o«rHi Pt*i? (>4f • Cf iff i i>. fUwvtauiss^ Nt kfjA. I'ilw jnl'd, oil Pi « t erf, nt ;■ . * >tajor Cooj-iriA mlA-ntd. V fwarStt/. -AT- Wholesale and Retail ! Washington Street, Albany, Ga., ANNOUNt’E TO THEIR CUSTOMERS, NOW HAVE IN STORK: AND TO THS COUNTRY. THAT THEY 160 Barrels Flour, €0,000 Founds of Baoou 300 Bushels of Corn, 60 Casks of Hams, ONE HUNDRED BALES OP PRIME HAY, itt-SAB. COFFER^SALT. LARD. CANNED FRUITS. MEATS AND FISH. And all manner of Family Groaerie* sod Hamotion Supplle*. HVHaJOff. tFanny) per Barer), Ratal!., .JEM. LILY WHITE. *• ’’ "/* BOCTHEBS BEAUTY. ” •’ '**. BTNSY 8IDE. - - letoplatcd any such .'king. How oonlj l or anybody enterlalu ruck an opinion ef blm In that Mr. Hill now ike fare of his letter iu reply loan overlort of ibis character frum 0*o. SkermsuT In Gov. Drillin'* reply ta Gen. Sbero&o he said: -Couie weal or rots* woe,’-lbs State of Georgia never should by bis consent withdraw from tbs Confederation In diibon- or. She will never make s«?rEirx flast* { with the enemy, wbisb may free bar territo ry from invasion, and . lease her Crnfedor- ates in the l.trcb.’’ I may have assured the delegation that In case 1 diecovcred any chance of policy on tbe part nf Gov Ern-t in this re?pf.n, that i urrjd nss nty mumsi ^W^Tb^ of-my brother. Hon. Linton j '•'**? car-elec,ion* T8MR STOCK OF FXtOUU iiMDRACES THE FOLLOWING BRANDSt H DR. JENNINGS. U’W*4 lilt up Mflrt j.HvV I'LFiiS 3d IN A CfTA Dry i^forr. . \h l i-H* Medical Notice. D R. I*. 1/ tllISM ts .111 e..»itnv.r ii- j-nrti- J MedVto* *l hi. old oiG.v to Wfilln*haBi'« hyjtf- lug.tip«alri. faal.’Sa-ti Taliaferro Jcnes, M. D. W IUr l‘EYUTliSFWJIi r. iTTENTIi >.V f»> Tfl X I Pri-'ilwof MMirlfory (M fiur- I iwy; (fufeltxl r*y*r J Uou’d<*xc*-fdf^.j 1 OFl'JCfc al N. i’. Mkwkk'ii niott, . Brui l ft i »•* a I hany.tia. M B Dr. Benj. M. froniwell • i I .«tp> > I ■ Oitlrr aver Weleb* Ifttt, ttforrJ BE. P. W. ALEXANDER j -DEjSTTIST . .318 0<3 - U oo .. io yi ... 10 00 Reaideuce—Albany. Georgia li A IfTi hUI r,rsLC(l>>> Ir. tfte iouwi'? tA/Wici-Tt; _ -^V Cuihonn. euJ «4ir» sd v a 9 j couait**. ft “OUR CHOICE Equsvl to COOL & CHELK-d BEST, and for GOT DfH.UK \ * BirefJ. Ia Fvi • ..i-—J. Oj^nilr** ai j -k'J r—'/t.n ‘raannueri. o* uo i*aj\ 1 *prvn*9-&sa nut nnioj *.n.t a ;.*• \n ^ • »r 1 life •<*•;*.-. r.fij-tir*-, VsWiu’ JfrbBFirS ntU find It to Ikt-ir interest to price one Goo-i-. .ad i.o.tri— air re.-p-.-i RANKIN HOUS; JOHNSON HOUSE SMITHVIi.LE, GA. JOE BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. -oolite: akd ayiecaTIYE sERVAisra. X of the t«t tbe country WfoTds ecdxeefiy •rival of all trains. * " M. H. PcxASZt hu Ticeived hit Stock at iMw “comma | JBH1 him an injnry. If is also qn ie enough to Hunter was nct'trne. Re had told Mr. Hill i 3^n*hvna, 1 wa*; fully’acquainted. We were enstain my position on thle point of differ- a il afiouf If, and that bnt for ihe Ignoble de- : in altno«l daily eorrespr.ndeney, and <he! im ence between ns. j T y. e ij ie y resorted to. “Mr Stephens’ ’ Res- j pnialion caai upon hi- memory by Mr- RID. Mr. Rill, 'however, in his letter of *he 2lsi olntions would have been adopted tbe next J the* he was to-tahe-the lead in tbe LegUla* nltimo, proceeds, to jnako a statement of; we ek. jtiirofor a move men L loo*Tn^ io tbe cubing facta, which he pledges himself to make’good j j a ^hi* view cf the subject and from what ! af Srparate lernss nf p?fica hy Gs.-rgls i§ tkS; on pain of infamy. This ststement Involves be now states I frankly confess that it is not i unfounded ns ii U unjust Or.a of th® { l3Uie* of veracity between him and : ^ B u improbibfo fhst Mr. HHI may have j sacred »i..» racing ttpoo me is myself, as he is pleased to treat them, Theaa ; been in Richmond when I felt assured thfct he i dirate his memory fieri. Mich cnpe^Rd acd - wa s in Georgia That statement of mine j dishonorable-condnrt ea lea that h* was ir. Georgia when Mr. Dav’si had | rorls. He w$g fully of »h,e Ga’Jir* tb snbject nf lfce Blair crmierenee irnder- and rfinrarier of nv teeolatlnr.i. and ?a»e ccnsidccation ws3 based upon what now ; them hi? eordif>^ ftpprova* indeed, ibey ^eemstr. hive been a loo confiding reli«»noe • were l.uf ;h- enriiOlimer.t or cur mama] V- ri» oa iho truth of whax bre and Mr. Davis ; views npr-o fh? acbjvqi, *1 ioldme . belie 5 ^!- *hen. ani b^Jieva now, i>»?y It teas irue as I exist that 1 never l^eard , ** r,e * ,i c «he•.policy zx Gvv rl.W. T W« hr-ulatian- wiii t ? gi«eu the;pub hereatier. when j azra able pgaut to repuma s g-u?itl refw?»<-'• fo it wbrn he :ho -object. Frnza them It arm W>ee& haw room nnd told m« *,(& n-.e czj jbe coming of iha* that Mr i far. “\ice President,** Liuior* of gefiflemen that • X) a vij wished to see me at 12 o'clock oh th? ‘ Sirphcns' - and • Governor Era an'* ir»e ■•mai- >poinrment on the i object. > | 1 coal€n(a” of Georgia so-callod, ware a:r«s>p- 1 * It is a’.jo as true as I exist that Mr. i ‘togAc Lead a • Couaier fievvldkion.’' toli at tha; Mr. Plair had l*ft Ihe day b$-1 . Auxassu R. 6;i*eut Feb2d Callaway, Tucker Sc Da via. wool wa \ i i:r>. (1|iilWlA ititi.’..tTk>;i f Coi Npy. t -rvittm bt te<- <;t-.t »rij L-t J W.'KY.AS. l’l.q.': Fntat; Gnatir.'-. f !.-''... 1st. Tfcr.t ho w*> ia Ricbmoni daring all tbe time tbe tubjeot cf the Commiasiou, -it J tbe appointment of jhe f entmi-^innera to ike Mr i' Hamp.ton sideraticn by Alt 5d. That I fan him dally—talki tercet bn took it -ion. and that these facts, nnk eile indeed . Bd. That J- insist Cciamissba- Ihsi I aoy renca was under cen- there. that f ss” - him—knew l>wt» ofiv.-Usmstta S.iMPRL HAVER A At RASY. Wiii-ere**. mu. i - ■ .-it Xn. m. j. T.»ui- II tt »Vre »V AtlsOEk-HMfor.- «.U iii'’ Iv U U X peri -r roan ci • I ihi-Jr rvsif- , & itau] • J-.T'<*£■• •‘.twwsrf . f J. J. »<-wa-,.Jf. oefI, * jJ ih<» ih!< couray :.»iiuq afej.rovv 1 « Vfeut Jt ti-'AJL- I ill * ;!|IV j. viil be «0J=tenl IU thuHtrk ofihfK.:.'.r»>cft. o:L*-r lit S1J*. l T*e>Ct yST—li. Vfe »Jb«- I’, f -k' jtfaUdfeX lu .luci Il>*<t, ua!v-- •’r-.jIM .>b_ --lI- ’.i i* io'.■!•• Io * iy.tr>tuf- fV|jni-a. inv olfi.'.Ifa: ‘lyibaf 2I«t Is/ *4 RESTrUKAK'. Bur and Billiard Saloon. UNDER TJ1K K IM.IV It.>1’-it-’ J. H Y V S. I’ei a’r. Want 100,000 Psunds ef wool: An 7 *»r* prepared iz pay T RE fl I *J H K ri T Aj.r:’ :-;i. v. -n>cNK. do Mr Market v&\ue thrrefu*-. in Ur*? j gbhap r^ett w*V» find >r y *- I advaniagf to «il before seiiing ;.f >ul«U ! Ti r.r jrsf r. > ftftm Tier vY,-. .< Vi'. \ a*. S’, ' - - j Jrcli-ia: *iY..K l'K< 1’^.U N l.-ifOi.-. TOW XS llol si;| Broad St. ALBANY? - - &L0I () Nac4^Mhy^. % T MT r.cn.1 :'c*r 1 VVV‘. fat d sro J-J —f-i JO Ha ZYA&K. ITamarefll. 1,1' I J. ; i-j-i, ftji-. m<*:. j r4**.rz\.% n’t .*. HORACE 1 H

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The Albany news. (Albany, Ga.) 186?-1880, May 21, 1874, Image 1