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Newspaper Page TextI 1 WHETf BILLS ARE DDE PATENT JUNE 10th, 1873. With Adjustable Roll Box and Swinging Front, for Sinning Damp, Wet or Dr; Colton. ALSO, THE CELEBRATED GRISWOLD GIN, Genuine Patent, with the Oscillating Box. Manufactured by P. C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga. This Gin‘took tbe Premium last year. H AVING furnished my Shop with new machinery and the beat of workmen, t here Is no Gin made that can excel mine as to finish. I am now ronnlng the bearing of the Haw and finish in the pivot, or oa- r'Jilting Boxes that uever heat, though run as high as 2 000 revolutions to the minute. 1 hope my patrons will art do thlsyear as they did last, wait till they needed the Gin before ordering. Send on your ardors at once, w that I mar have time to do your work right. It costs no more to order now than in September, THE SAWYER FXIMFSE COTTON GIN with Its improvements, has won its way upon its own merits, t» .lie veiy first rank of popular lavor. It stands to- i ty WITHOUT COMPETITION iu all tbe points and lualitUes desirable or attainable iu a PERFECT COT TON OIN. Our Portable or Adju&tab v * .11 Box places U in the power of every planter to reginane the- picking oi the seed to suit himself, and is the only one made that does. Properly managed, SAWYER'S ECLIPSE GIN will maintalu tlie full natural length of (he staple, end made to do as rapid work as any machine in ritree premiums were taken l»y SAWYER’S ECLIPSE GIN last year, over all competitors, viz.: Two at tbe Southeast Alabama mid Southwest Georgia Fair, at Eufaula—one a sUvercup, the other a dlploi Aim, tbe first Premium at the' Fair at Golds!*) North Carolina. laboro*. ISTEJC3-I3NT1S Will be delivered on Loan! the cars at the following l<rlcea: f131 25 150 00 108 73 187 Oo 225 Oo 262fio »00 0 0 Thirty-live Saw*.. Forty Saws Forty-five Saws... Fifty Saws...- :-sixty Saws. Seventy Saws Eighty Sana ..... To 1 prevent delay, orders and o!d gins should he sent in immediately. Time given to responsible parties. Voluntary Testimonials Are furnished from various sections of the cotton' growing States,of the el.vrarter following: G rah liras, S. C., Sept. 10,1873. ff. C. Sawyer, Esq.: Dear Sir—When you scut we the fifty saw gin, you requested me when I tried her to let you know how I am pleased with her. and according to roar request I will do so. Yesterday afternoon I timed her. I gin ned ouo hour aud thirty minutes on a pile of cotton which was too damp to be in real good order. I then n ked the cotton putting 7 l A yards of bagging on tbe e. I then weighed it and It weighed 514 pounds.— I do not hesitate to say that .she is the fastest and picks as clean as any giu I ever saw ginning. .1 would not change her for no 50 saw gin of any other make, Magnolia not excepted. Yours respectfully, H. EASTERLING P. S. I weighed seed cation for one other hale, the first one I ginned on your gin last Monday afternoon, and it turned out fourteen pounds orer one-third, bale Vtlpi dug 416 pounds. Athens, Ala., April 20,1874. Mr. P. C. Sawyer:—I am very well pleased with the fifty saw Cotton Gin I bought of you last summer. It does all you said it would, and does it welt It GINS FAST, PICF8 CLEAN, makes a good sample, and -with the adjustable breast, never chokes. I never ex pect to use any other. Yours truly. J.H. BATTLE. f airburn, Geo., April 21at, 1874 3Jr. P. C. Sawyer, Macon, G a,: Dear Sir:—The Gin we bought of you last fall, we are pleased to say, gives entire satisfaction. “ not nave as ‘ m ~ *"* We would any other. We hare ginned - 390 bales, gin ning from six to ten per r*., y Itself af ter paying toll. We cat ..at in our opin ion, it is the best gin now in use. Vouva respectfully, etc. MILLER * iiy, riL-., t oi VfrKOWN. We; the sunder-igued. have wiluc ked the operation of Messrs Miller A McKowu's gin^made by i\ C. Saw yer, Macon, Ua., ar.dcan^av that it clet.ua the seed better than anv tflh we leurw of, aud makes as good lint as any gin lu the State: Henry Strickland, W. EL Elder, Rev.'S. Harvey, F. P. W. T. Roberts, J. I* Martin. Locust Grove, Ga., October 30,1873. Mr. P, C. Sawyer, Macon, Ga.: Deal Sir—Enclosed find draft on Griffin Banking Company for Sl4- > ,hs jmyment for om- gin, with which we are well pleased, g Yours truly, It, T. DICK13 A SON. Tbe above letter enclosed the following teetima»Sel ! addressed to Mr. Sawyer, viz.:. »“ I»cust Grove, Ga n October 30,1873. We, the undersigned planters, have, witnessed the operation of one of your Eclipse Cotton Gins, which we think superior to any other gin we hare ever seen used. It leaves the seed |>erfi*ctly clean, aud at the same time turns out a heantifu! sample, etc. H.T. DICKIN A SON, E. AELX. CLEVELAND, M. L. HARRIS. By Carey W, Styles.} ' . | - HERE SHALL THE PfiRU THE PEOPLE'S BMHTS AC AI WT AIM. OHAWES BY POWER AND UK BRIBED BY OAlM." —; * {$2.50 Per Annum. VOIA'ME s. ALBANY, GEORGIA, AUGUST 6, 1874. NU3IBEK3L G. J. WRIGHT. WEIGHT & POPE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ALBANY, OA O FFICE OVER Establishment. 5AM MAYER’S DRY GOODS jroqgS-ly LAW COPARTNERSHIP. WARREN & ATTORNEYS ALBANY ILL HOBBS, AT LAW, GA. Wue. practice regularly in the State Courts of .lloagbsstjr, Worth, Mitchell, Baker. Deca tur and Calhoua count Us, and in the United States CUcuit Court, Savannah. Elsewhere in tbe State by special agreement. ,L. P. D. WARREN, RICH. HOBBS. Albany, Ga^ January 8.1874. ly. W E will DOUG1 1AW NOTICE. law in practice law in the counties of LEE, -HERTY, WORTH, BAKER,MITCHELL and CALHOUN, and elsewhere by special contract. WM. E. SMITH. WM. T. JONES. November 8.1870-1 r J. M. COOPER. Furniture Dealer, Auction COMMISSION MERCHANT, ALBANY, GEORGIA. Furniture Repaired, Chairs Caned. A LL trade and repairing at panic prices, and for cash. ffeb2G-ly. 1 R. R. R. • - RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CUBES THE WORST PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR after reading this advertisement heed anyone i - SUFFER WITH FAIN. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF 18 A CURB FOR ■VERY PAIN. It was the first and is Tho Only Pain Remedy that Instantly stops the most excruciating pains, allays Inflammations, and cares Congestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, by one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how violent or excruciating the pain the neuralgic, or prostrated wit a aiscar RADWAY'S i disease may suffer, READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THB BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THB LUNGS. 80BE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHIN'.). OF the heart. HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPTI1ERIA. CATARRH. INFLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NBUR COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. Tbe application of the 7“ ' ~ parts where tbe pain or and Comfort BURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. ■Twenty drops In half a tumbler of water will in a re* moments care CRAMPS. SPASMS. SOUR STOMACH. HEARTBURN. SICK HEADACHE. DIARRHOEA! » IBE Travelers should always carry a bottle of Sad. way’s Ready Keller with them. A few drops In I water will prevent sickness or Mins from change of Brandy or water. It hi better than French J or Bitten asa SEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cored for fifty cents. There Is net a remedial agent bi this world that will enra Fever *— ““ — Seertitf. RAD- RE- noi a itiMuwi Ngcni in mu worm mar win care re and Arae. and all other Malarious, Bilons. Scar LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND PURE RICH pLOOD—INCREASE > FPL— OF FLESH AND WEIQHT-OLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION BRCUREp JO ALL. DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparlan Resolvent THE GREAT PLOOD PURIFIER. so HAS MADE THB MOST ASTONISHING Cl QUICK. SO RAPID ARB THR Cl BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THR „ OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT Every Day an Increase in fled at* Weight is Seen anil Felt. Every drop of tbe SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweet, Urine, and other Fluids and juices of the system the vigor of ... - -• w - '**-i body with*! hit. tor it loawl omMPHIHP Glandular dUesse, Ulcers In ' in me Guilds ‘ of the body with new i Scrofula, Syphilis, Convnmptioa* .Ulcers m the throat. Month, Tn- morsjiodesln the Glands and other parts or tbe system. Sore Eyes, Strnmoroas discharges from the Ears, and tbe worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions, Fever Sana,Scald Bead, Stag Wonn.flaltRbeum, Erysipelas, —gpots. Worms in the Flesh, Tumors. Can- Tomb, and alt weakening and painful dls- _ M3ireM.ai,ofSp«rmwi4»UWMle WMMMlMMMIIIgMWpWM r to cure them. ecoming reduced by the wastes Is continually progressing, sac- If the pa! ceedstn anastlnc i hRWmw material the SARSAPARILLIAN will and doea I . . ia certain; for whan once this remedy^commencesi Its work of purification, and *ucceftls,I» dh»lnUWuf j loss of wastes, its repairs will bo ran Id. and every day the patient wUl feel himself growing oettwand stronger, the mod digesting better, appetite improving, and flesh and weight Increasing. __ , Not only does tho Bansaraaouair ftnoqm excel all known remedial agents in^the care of Chronic, 8cto- falutts. Constitutional, and Situ diseases; bat It U tbe only positive cum for Kidney & Bladder Complaints, brick-dust deposits, or the water is thick, < „ with substances like tlie white of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there ia a morbid, dark, bilious appear- white bone-dust deposits, and when there Is »g, burning sensatiou when passing water, i ha Small of the Back and along tbe Loins. Tumor of 12 Tears’ -Growth ] ^ Cured by Badway’s Besolyent. Mr. Daniel P, Fnrgerson,cf Jonesboro, Ga., writes under date of October 10,1872, as follows: 1 have your gin running. * * * 1 can say it is the Lest that I ever saw run'. It cleans the seed perfectly 1 have been raised in a gin house,and I believe I k uow sdi about what should be expected, iu a firsts, la-^ (ot- ton Gin. I cau gin five hundred pounds or hut tnaide of sixty minutes. The first two ginned weighed 1,100 pounds, from 3,010 pounds *ced‘ cotton, bagging aud ties included. Irwinton, Ga^ October 7,1870, Mr. P. C. 8awrec-Dear Sir: The Cotton Gin wo got from you, we are pleased to say, meets our fullest ex pectations, aud does all you promised It should uo. ** e nave ginned one hundred ami sixteen hales on if, aud it has never choked nor broken the roll. It pi«'ks t he seed dean and makes good lint. We have had consid erable experience with various kinds of cotton gins, awl an, wilh safety, say yours l- Ih. taK vj n.rt Colonel Salhan Itm-, of Uoioo. GMUjte, soys ho his U3f.l OriswoM's, Mjwy's nud Taylor's l.tns, and titan he is now ruunlng a I*. Pratt Gin lu Uv county, Ga, and an Eagle aud a Carver Giu Iff Arkausas, and a “Sawyer Ecliiise uin ” iu Dome, Ga., and regards the last named as superior to any of the^ others. It picks faster and cleaner than any other Gin wit a which lie is aronainted. Ae says he has ginned eighty-alx bales with it without breaking the roll. . . Cochran, Ga^ Jan. 7, 1873. Mr. P. C. Sawyer, Macon. Ga^ Sir—Tho Cotton Gin tro louglit ofyoo las! loll, slier n fair trial, has icivon in adbOdiou. It utak^apwl sllu »• * lint and cleans the seed well. Yours respect ftilly,' . T.J.AR.J. Lnn. Gins Repaired Promptly. P. C. SAWYER, -MACON, GA. CUYSIKOHAOt Agent, Omnis, G-t. G. A. DR. RADWAY’S FerfectPnrgative&fieplatlngPills perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated wilh sweet gam, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and streogtbeu. Rad- wav's Pills, for the cure of all disorders of the Stomach. Liver. Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous p.seaws. Viscera. Warranted to effect a positive Vegetable, containing no mercury, miaeralsordeleten- ° A feaFdoses of RADWAY’S PILLS'wlll free the sys tem from all the above named disorders. rrlce,25 •'enta per Box. SOLD BY DKUGOISTA •iivin “FALSE AND TRUE.’* Send one letter • * — * ” - CO.. No. 32 Warren S*., New READ stamp to RAD WAY Yoplt, Tnfnrmation 1 nformatiou worth ihousands will bo sent you. READ 4* SAVE $25 OO! THE FLORENCE^ SEWING MACHINE CO., Thirty-Five Per Cent! TIIE FLORENCE Is the onlc mnehine that >ews in niorft than one d reel ion.or makes more than one stitch. The FLOR ENCE has been; now defies coiujk s«-e the I I vd and simplified, and npiiclty and dunhilit fore jHirrhasin*:. FI.ORLNri: Sl-WING MACHINE O)., 15 Coitou Avenue, Macon, Ga. •WELCH £ MITCHELL, A: eol2-Sci THE* WEEKLY' NEWS. Caret W. BTTLES, ; : : : Editor “Here shall the Press the Pcople’srights maintain, cfnawei l»y power ana untrified t.ygain.” AUGUST ALBANY. GA., Ike Press on KlatSkll. Kallires. c l mufiYnfinr ifr IjsI moiety. The miet.fee r„a.le hy Mr »" very common to humanity men, who have no belief iu 6. 1674 Leiler from Gee ardou k " * polish *slau We The following letter refutes • der, and pais onr Gordon rectus^Acuria have thought it unnecessary to deny the nic.n fitrona falsehooi deduced from the H» raid’s ia terview, and Pan only deplore that there are men baee enough to question the integrity of such patriots as our nuble hero and rising Statesman : * fSRSit^ 8*.. Jnly]7tb,' 1874, Editor Wilkituon Appeal: Dear Sir: I h*»e just received your Tery kind and frank leiler of I lie 13ih In.i and thank yon for (hi- consideration which prompted il. Your announcement, however, that. 1 hare been placed, hy the report of an interview published in tho Atlanta Uerald, in a falBealiitude before the people of Geor gla, greatly pains and mortifies me. I bad, lie i previous to tbs receipt of yonr letter, written one to the Augusta Gonstfiutionalist, which I VllUnies and plots or the Had cal par y. hut used that party o«y so far as icai , tu „eo.t. Dusiue89 enter- hope will relieve my friends of any appre henstonas lomy political views and purposes. Let me repeat in this the substance of that letter ; I slated that I had never claimed any intimacy with President Grant, uor to xnow anything of his aspirations or plans, except what, like others, 1 have gathered from ob servation ; that I had never talked with him, nor had any communication with him upou *X._ ....k! ~ C _ __ . . 1 . the subject of parly programmes, or parly organotations, pam. pYeseni, or for ihe future, (my intercourse being always pleas- ant; but only of an official character,j that he was always cordial and considerate to wards Southern gentlemeu, etc. Thai is lhe substance of my letter to (heConstitutionalist to whioh I beg to add oue or two observations. If it were possible fur me to advocate a third term for any man. that advocacy cer tainly could not be given to ono whose suc cess would continue io power, for four years longer, the party whose pitiless measures have brought sorrow and ruin to our people aad irreparable damage to our free institu tions. And, if, while endeavoring to do no a :t, and utter no word which, would need lessly provoke hostility, nor to furnish any excuse lor longer withholding from our peo ple all the rights and ptivilcges guarauieed by the Constitution, I should, as a represen tative of Georgia, fail to impress the repre seutalives of other seci ions with the convic tion that the South is unalterably dec voted to the great principles of Government advo oaled by the Democratic party, and that she ia wedded to the belief that liberty can be preserved only by the re-establlshmeLt of those principles as the permanent policy of .the Government—then shall I esteem myself aa being unworthy of the high compliment you pay uie and utterly failing io meet the obligations of tbe sacred trust* commited to me. It is possible that I may exagerate the danger of breaking a precedent which the example of Washington has clothed wilh the sanctity of law ; but if a third term were pro posed for a Democratic President whom I re garded as pure as Cato and as selfrsacri- ficing as Doris, still I should feel that devo tion to a Democratic leader had betrayed us iaio a step whioh would (end to the final sub version of our Democratic institutions. In conclusion permit me lo say, that with union and discretion in our ranks, indeed without some egregious bluudar, we have the best grounds for the most sanguine hopes of success in Ihe next Presidential election. I am, my dear air, very truly yours, J. B, Gordon. Everythin!! LovKLu.^-The following, from the Chronicle & Seniiuel.sbowsfbal Stephens and Toombs have smoothed over (heir mis understandings. and are henceforth going lo atiok together with a closeness and lightness which would put Spaulding’s Glue to shame : .4 Card—Upon foil, mutual explanations, ia a personal interview, touching the matters, iuvolvedif) tbeji Utp personal differences, (with the details of which |he public have little concern), the' undersigned adopt this method of simply announcing to all who have taken an interest in the scbject, that the re-* cent quite notorious alienation beiweeu them, arising from misapprehensions qr misunder standings, of whatever chiracteX on eithei or.both sides, no longer exists ; aud that the cordial friendship which had tpr nearly forty years bound them together by a tie as strong aa brotherly attachment, until this short in terruption, is again perfectly restored. 4. |f. Stephens, B. Toombs, Liberty Hall, Crawfordtille, Ga., July 17th 1874. Near York Sun ] The Third Term Platform.- Since il is settled lust General Grant in* tends to run for a third tern, it is time that the plmform ehnuld he announced. It will be as follws: I. Grant to he re-elected ns many times as be desires. Or, if he should conclude to he President, for life that shall be arranged to suit him. II. HU salary and perquisites to be doub led immediately after each four years. III. Mileage lo be allowed him at the rate of $5 per mile for all his journeys, while President. A law to be passed compelling all railroad and steamboats to transport him free, and ail hotels' to entertain him without charge. IV. Efft-J horse l|ial pan trot in £20, or under, to be his property without paying, »» r token'of public ami prirate grat it udc. V. Lieutenant Colonel V- P. Grant to lie •general of Ihe army, iu place of W. T. Sher- nmn, dissatisfied. VL The financial policy of the country to be settled on alternate principles of re- sumption and inflation, at the discretion of the President. Thus wa shall more toward contraction and specie payments until the price of goods is brought luwj and thgn we will bare n hurst of inflation until il is up again By applying the one and the other of these measures with prudence, the presi dent will be able in time to save something handsome, ns he ought. VU. In the new Cabinet Babcock to be Secretary of Slate. Boss Shepherd Secretary of ihe Treasnry, Kellogg, of Louisiana, Sec retary of War. and W. If. Kemble Postmaster General. .Delano, Landaulet. Williams, and Setor Robeson to remain as they are via. No more high offices to be Jogradfl«i by being conferred in return for paltry gins of$1,000 The resJy money rales paid in Nevada for places in the Sen'sie m be adopted as the standard of value for these great hon ors of the Government. All receipts from jtnch sautvei io be the personal property of the Chief Magistrate. IX. All newspapers that do not praise the President and his persona* friends and relations to be instantly suppressed, ami their editors, publishers, reporters an I cor- reepondents to he imprisoned for life iu th« couniy jtil of \Y:x$b»agion City. X. AU such criminals lo be brought to Washington lor trial before a court appointed for the purpose by the President. With & candidate so popular as Grant, aud wilh such principles nml policy hunrxily and frankly piesented, there can be no doubt of the r*.-uli. Hv will be triuuiphanlly re elected, everybody will behajpy, and the reform of the civil Service will then com mence. Sumeiioiea good the dortrlae that under stress of „„. a an4 i to «&ve themselves from circumstances, ana to bmo „ h - . dishorn,!- or financial ruin, do that which they would not otherwise do wt U f ,,, i tn- tention to right .rerylhing ultimately. •ffiat H 1 Kimball had auy i>urposr to comout deliberate wrong upon the People of Georgia those who know him beat will aetrer be’lteye Those unacquainted wuh the history of his transactions, who make reck, less and sweeping charges of ertme. which they cannot sustain hy the facte, aud class him with tbe common robbers and Ibices who plundered a prostrate State, do him arose injustice. Many of.these ex ra.agant accusations his defence Bcatterato tbewmjs, and the people will look more and more fit- rurably upon his claim of "integrity of par. pose." y Will any one doubt Gtat. |f. h« had been auccesbf.il in Ws grand enterprise,Oeor- gia would hare been immensely benefitted and'he would have righted any mistake com- L'ttted. .Nor will it be forgotten tbst erery dollar acquired was here spent. Here are two eplendid monuments to hut determination to tarest his all' in Georgia aud sse l Ler prosperity. Upon Georgia J a -““he 0 ; the integrity or bis purpose. And when they reflect Gm« H. L Rimbalt did not enjfte-In iif hi rnklSEl oi ■ tahlespoouful j make a supper j nrir^dwbfn.be;^ * •*» mighty undertakings crumbling ^“S'hrough unforeseen misfortunes, they *'' 1 ' a look wilh a generous eye and no Utile- sytn. nalliYUPon the mistakes he made in order to pstny upon £ upreartng in lame. They, ii'ne ol -lisrsucGon between the cormorants woo tatietted upon their »t- Isls, aud the man oho slruggled maurull, 0 increase the number of her great thorough, fares of trade, and infuse new Ufc into nil the aeenues ot public enterprise and proa- neriiv aud when some of them fell, went down under, the wreck without an effort, as eren Ins enemies wilF adm.t, to sa.e a frag ment for himself. As it is. k«“ c ““P much that is enduring in its effects Buences upon the weai and progress of the State. In addition to all this be is a man of large heart, generous impulses, and a mamf cent liberality. Churches, schools and pub' lie enterprises found iu him a hearty helper, both with purse and influence. While strong ly attaching to him men of capital, wherever there Is a laboring man.therc he has a friend. Indeed to all classes did he make himself an ally, and among all c’asaei he will find friends to rally about him. Entertaining these views, we are prepared to >Ay that we should be glad for Mr. Kto* ball to relurn to ouf midst, *nd we believe that the people will rapidly come to welcome his presence, especially if be will embark his wondrous energy and enterprise in the grand work of building lip the inennfactofing m- lereslfi of Georgia. They will put the past aside, and extend him their hearty encour agement and co-operation. And the Consti tution will unite with them. iVe proposed lo speak IraLkly and sincere ly, aud lo speak the truth as we believe it, without reference to whom it pleased or dia«‘ pleased. And we liave“duneso. We have read a lengthy and what; stems to us a straight forward letter from Mr H. I. Kimball, iu reply to some strictures which were wade against him by “Halifax,” Ihe Atlanta correspondent of tfie Augusta Chron icle & Sentinel, .in a commnnioation to that paper, and although we are uot sufficiently conversant with X|r Kimball's ^ Career in Georgtk to express a positive op»niouthereon f judging from tfie manly lone of the letter, we cannot think that Ihe writer penned il, while the consciousness of guilt, the con-* Rcioitsness of having willfully* defrauded a people who had pot such faith in his integ rity as perhaps wrs never reposed in a com* mrative strangfr before—was wranfeUng in its breavt. We caunot believe that H. I. Kimball, the workiug man’s friend, when he boldly returned to the Stale and asked an investigation into his conduct in a court of jnstice, feared the issue; we cannot believe with the pTesent lights before us, that he is a dishonest fpap, and believe we but as sert the truth when w© 8*y ?h»|Mtjref fourths or more of the sturdy yaotneu of this aeutiou of the Stale think as we do on this subject, and not nntil he has been pronounced a pub lic robber by a State tribunal shall we swerve uneiuta from this'belief. w [ Georgia, Forester, Mr fptgbajr* Jelter explanatory of his connection with bullock aQ d public enter prises under his administration, js entirely satisfaetoly and a complete vindication of bis actions upon all the mailers discussed.— It is uot only ss exhibited by Mr K , but the authority of'Gov. Smith 1% given that an in* veaitgafion was made by Mr Linton Steph ens under his order, the report npon^ which, proceedings couldnot be instituted against Mr. Kimball. He has been injudicious in money matters; but wo do not believe be ev.er did luteniioual wrong, and while he never profit- led by his command ©f credit, he has done the 5(afE.s9ifte service. _ . , [Marietta Joymal. Halcyondalk, Ga.. July 20, 1874. .Rev. Hugh F Oliver, Fa tent on. Ga : My Dear Sir—I owe yon many apologies for my long silence, but have delayed an swering yourfqriher inquiries- touching iW Ilfeaftir I'ouuty. Dro. Ben Russell, of the Democrat, Is put ting in stall wart blows for the Democracy of the 2J District, and is making a manly effort to redeem Pepatur in the interest of the white men of the county. The following ia one of his pithy and pointed shafts: •THE 'REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES OF DECATUR COUNTY DECIDE THE -CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.” The above oaption is a-quotation from the Radical speech delivered by Major Wbiteley on the Courthouse Square, in this oily, last Saturday, and il was about the only truth Ue uttered And strange to say these majorities are attributable to the white vote, or to the hardly less culpable apathy ol while men Now, sftftl) this stale of thing? continue ! is the question that wc put to every white man ia the county. Surely not. The issues in this campaign are too vital to be passed heedlessly by. Wbiteley. by his direct vote in Congress for the civil rights bill, express es willingness to force the negro into >,our common schools, into the dining rooms of your hotels, into the ladies car of your railroads, the state rooms of your steamboats, in your ‘street cars and yonr'aher conveyances j and *iof run* tent i r iih bolding the negro tuitler your noses in life, whey, death plact * its seal upon your brotc vo'i are to be bust'd Ade by side, with him And if you object to any or all of the above privileges to the colored race, y-n are to pay ciitTee the •u/n of S5Q0 damages and for a rep etition $1 00).- Such. white men of Decatur, is year glootvy outlook if such men as Wbiteley are returned to Congress But we believe you wilf do your dutv : w* believe that wit b i bis inf/mous civil rights bill S3 an incentive, you w/ll re- ifrcm.voursefte*. 4 Remember, there must be no half way' measures ; on'y n bold and un equivocal opposition will avail. Xodoubting, no dallying—for ‘-he who dallies is tard. and he who doubts is damned.’ das- Payson’s Indellible Ink , flirt’s Tndeliible Pencil: Spjldinff's Prepared Glue: Cosga line, or Lnjlish Cement, at th«* BOOK STOKE. We commit the still greater error of plunge < ing into ice water every morning, then scrub [ all tbe skin off with a horse hair brush or a . coarse board towel; sit down to breakfast of oat meal sawdust ; dine off of wheal and two berries, amt m on catnip tea, then be pul through a Kit siau bath of five hundred degrees; sleep un der an open window whea the thermometer ia at zero ; wear long Jrair; dress the wo men in pantaloons , make all our property over ti» them, sit down in the kiichen Corner aud nurse the baby, aud when it is asleep wash up the lea things, aud go to bed at niue o’clock ru be‘'out of the way.*’ What will beoome of us then? Surely we have fallen ou evil times. A heller and truer mode of life is to have plenty of everything that is good to eat and drink, which imparts nourishment and strength, and as much of u as you want. The idea of getting up from dbe table hungry is unnatural, and absurd., aad hurtful—quite as m-ch so as getting up in the morning before your sleep is out, on the mischievous principle that “early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. Early rising, in civilized society, always tends to shorten life. Early rising of itself never did any good. Many a farmer’* l»oy has beeu made an invalid for life by being made lo gel up at daylight, before his sleep was out. Many a young girl baa been si tint - eJ in body and mind and constitution by be ing made to get up before the system !i hail* its full rest. All who are growing, ail who work hard, and all weakly persons should he more comfortable to get up than to remain in Led; that is the only true meas ure of efficieney or rest aud sleep. Any one who gets up in the morning feeling as if he "would! give anything in the woHu - to re main in bed a while longer, does violence to his own uttture.thud will always suffer from it—not immediately, it may be, but certainly in latter years, by the cumulative ill effects of this most unwise practice. In any given case, Ihe person who gets up iu the morning before he is fully rested will lack just that much of the energy requisite for tbe day a pursuit. As a people, we do not get rnnngh sleep,, we do not gei enough real, we will not take time for three things: hence our nervous* ness, our instability, our hasty temper, and the premature giving out of the stamina of life. Half of us are old at three score, Uie very time a man ought to he in his mental, moral and physical prime. Half of our w ▼ s, e-peeially in the farming districts, d e long before their time, because they do not get rent and sleep proportioned to their la bor. Niue times out of ten it would be bel- ter for alt parties if tbe fanner should get up apd light the .fires and prepare break last for Jiia wife, she coining directly from her loilel to the breakfast table, because tt almost al ways happens that she has to remalu up to set things right long after .the husband has gone to bed, when really lie has notlfing to do after supper but go to bed. This is a monstrously cruel imposition on wives qnd mothers,—llall's Journal of Health. R. L. GENTRY, IMMONS’ £ CUNNINGHAM Wholesale Grocers, REGULATOR AXD liE.rt.KK5 IN' The Favorite Home Remedy This iiumuiu-.dffifvli.-iiir* ii orarranteJ not to ron* lain a single partu-le of EtMvtT. or any injurious minetal substance, hut ia .The Author of “All Quirt Alon? (he Potomac." Eatonton, Ga„ July 21, 1874 . Editor Homing Fetes: * Thanking .you from my Jiesrt" for your long continued kiudness, I have peculiar pleasure tu sending to. you tho enclosed Jets ter ofrCol.-Ashlon.- To the Georgia Home Journal. Madison, Ga., and, with but few exceptions, to (be Southern press, iii geueral; to Mr. Frank Daves. Martiz, Indian*; lo “A. A..** Barn well. S. C.,'in Chronicle and Sentinel, aud to “ll A. 15..*' in Utchuiond Dispatch ; to the non. Alexandecr .11. Stephen*, to Col. Jobu D. Ashton. Halcyondaie, Ga., and to Mr. J. C. Harris, of the Morning News, I acknowl edge myself as i|Dt|er the strongest obliga tion for kindly iuterent and invaluable assis tance Permit pe also thus publicly lo' reu- der praise to Hint who itflis unfailing Guar dian of Tnlth iu matters small as well as great. • Very truly, yours. ’ Unah.'P. Olive*. authorship of “All Quiet Along Ihe Potomac To-aighi, that I might ovdvlodk a large number of letters written by me to my wife from Virginia, during the flimmer and fall of 1831, thinking that some one of them might enable me to fix or approximate Jutes that had escaped my memory when 1 last wroleyou. And l am gratified LeyqmJ meas ure lo inform you fj»*}t fhtj gejjrcj, hqs not been in vain. You will remember that in roy communica tion to you. published in the Savaunah Morn ing News, I staled that after acquainting my brother aud l'r Ro-.uvick with Ihe noble lyric in question, while still in camp, I sub* sequently read it to Mrs, A9hton. I find now that I wrote to her on the subject before return ing to Georgia. I hove before me a letter addressed lo her, written on coarse, yellow Confederate paper, dated “Camp 2d. Qeorgi% Regiment, near Centerville, Ya., Oct. Crd, 18t>l,”ii} which the following sentence oc curs; *?Ypon wr^arrlval at home, should I be so fortunate aa to obtain (he hoped for furlough, 1 will read you the touching and beautiful poem mentioned in my letter of last week—‘All Quiet Along the Potomac’—* written by my girlishly modest friend, Tbad- deus Oliver, of the Buena Vista Guards. I should like for you to know him, for though almost as diffident and retiring ae a gentle girl, lie is a man* of culture, fine literary taste, and an excellent lawyer.” From this letter, therefore, 1 am enabled to say with positiveness and certainly, that these now celebrated lines were familiar Ic me at least a month or six weeks bef9rt they ap peared in Harper's. There is auother circum stance, loo, connected with the earlier pub lication of this poem, to which I wish to call your attention. Iam unable now to recall the precise tim© when I first s*w it in print, but this I remember with perfect distinct ness: That it was introduced as a waif, or as having been found in the pocket of an unknown dead soldier. Vou may have seen such a preface io it yourself. At any rate I am sure there must lie many still living who will recall t bis fact. Whatever th? world may hereafter think of the authorship of these beautiful lines, I at least shall live and die under the firm and unalterable conviction .that they were con ceived and first expresjfW by your gifted and lamented father. Yours truly. John 1>. Ashton* PURELY VEGETABLE. Contafnm^tfio^* Southern fl«»ola uiitTIteibs, vltirh an ail-wise Providence has uhtml in countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It trill enre all Diseases' caused hy Derangement of the Liver and IhiweU. Simmons* Liver Regulator, or Uediciue, fa eminently a Family Medicine; and iiy living kept ready for Immediate re&.i t will fare many an hour of doctors’ suffering ami many a dot Ur in .time ajit doctor** Lilia. After over Forty Year*’ trial it is stall receiving the most mujiiuliticii testimonials to its virtues from per sons of the hhffieri character and responsibility. I jn- ineut physicians commend it a* the most EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC For Dyspepsia or'Indigestion. Atom with this ASTtKOTK. all.-iii.i»l«an.lrt.a!w *-■ ■ u> fi*ar. -As a m>\VKi. com- KACSEA, IT HAS NO equal : It blk.Ot«|i<wt,Turntaikt. Bk-I Kamilr Medicln. in the \Vo,j<| • ATAXCKACTCRItn ONLY BY J. 3C. Z El I, I NT & oo.. MACON. (iA. ami PIIII.A t>i:l.t‘l!IA. Prira. Wirt. SnU h, an I>m; f ;i^s_ . rilontt^t THE BEST INVESTMENT Youns Men W HO WISH TO OBTAIN A THOROUGH PRAC- tlcal Hu-iiie-rt Education, and prepare them selves lor theduticfi or Actual r.i|-tnchi Ule, under the instruction and auvice rtf ** •diouM attend ’ Experienced Accountants, WIISTES. Liq uoi*s and Segars, SAVABCNAH, ga.— A Standard Institution! - AND I.EAD1NG Business School in the South, < VS DUCTED ON A CTUA L HVSfFmS. VlUFCIFLESH ^upnlh’d whit hanking aud other office,, comidr.thg very Known facility for iniparliui' a thorough pratfr il and >y ; JeuiaiK-al knaw!e«te.- «i the lienee of«c- counta. in the shortest pfH.«Udo lime, nnd at the l.u-t - MM* Ktudeiii* received for Telegiaphv. No va- lioiu. Sliidenla admit led at anytime. CQtahvues Iiialniii. If run. rtf, uullnl on np|.lti-»Ui>n. AJJre>5 it. f. moot:!-:, a. m„ . PmM.nt. , pB. TGTTs a SARSAPARILLA 1 w SCROFBLA, ERL'PT?VHD1SEASES0FTHE SKIN, ST. ANTHONY'S EIRE. ERYSI PELAS. BLOTCHES, TUMORS. BOILS, TETTEH, AND SALT RHEUM. SCALD HEAD. RIN'UWORM. RHEU MATISM. PAIN AND EN- MRflEMENT Op THE BONES. FEMALE WEAKNESS. STERILITY, LEUOOUKIKEA OR WHITES, WOMB DISEASES; DROPSY',. WHITE SWELLINGS, SYPHILIS. KID NEY AND LIVER COMPLAINT, MERCU RIAL TAINT. AND PILES, all pro- fffl from impitrr Itloqd. Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla Is the mMpowerful lilood Purifier known to medical science, ft enters into t fin olrcq^t ion strut eradiratea every it{ort»liic. qgent; renovated tue ny.Mem; produ ces a besntUil o>tnplexionand eause^dhebody to gain flesh aud increase In weight. (eep the Blood Healthy A P»r.MABKAnLB Rkstkndk—In senteneiug a negro convicted of arson by a South Caro lina mixed jury, Sudge T. J. Mackey, a B^d- ic;iI by lin* way, after imposing a life term of iuiprisoument, said : “The verdict was rendered hy an impar* tial jury of singular in*elligeuee. composed of fire white anil seven colored citizens, se lected by the prisoner, won had forty chal lenges. The evidence developed the fact that a child aboet seven yearj of age was consum ed iu the burning house. ••I do, therefore, in the name of violated Uw, protest against Executive clemency be ing extended in this case by the Chief Mag istrate. F. J Moses, Jr., who has eo prosti* luted the pardoning power as to make tbe administration of the criminal law a mockery of Justice, and convert the broad seal of tbe Sta'e into the symbol of approved eriwe.** The Atlanta Herald is now without a ami all will be well. To Jo so, nothing ban lieen offer ed that ran coin pore with tbb valuable vegetable ex- 2L Price al.uO a Itotlle. Sold by all DiiggUts. re 43 Cortland! Srrert, 3f#w York. DU. TUTT’S HAIR DYE fs superceding all other Ilair Dyes, it is ex tensively used in all parts of Ihe country with the most sat-isfr»c|ory results. Il imitates na ture so closely that it cannot be detected. FOR 20 YEARS THE Staudard of Exoellenoe •_THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OVI<;Ft 900.000 SOLD' lOO.COOJ.t.BETHAKAJnoFANvOTbEEKIlm The New Wheeler & Wilson Rxcwvrn i.v 1873: The JIlOtlRST Awxxm at tb^ YlXSXA ExKy.rr.nv p Tbe Goto or Title mSSSSS •va t.ils lor sdveriining in ihi- pxf yr nrw Juv on tba fir«r appearance ot tbe adfertisv- except ahttsa otherwise anauged hy contract, and will b« presented when It* a onay is naadwd. AU advartisaavats should be narked for « specified time, otherwise they wilt b« shargeu under rhv rule o< so uiuuh lor the dt* 1 iwsertion, and so much tor each sabso- qatnf insertioa. To Ciftik* and Sbtrlffi. —Jury Cettitt« -rates and Sumnteua; and Witness Hubpoe- uies. far sale at- this office at St *2> per hun dred. Neatly printed. “ ** MEDICAL CAROS Taliaferro Jones, It. D. ATTENTION- TO Tnt' Pnu'tke of fae. JU .»^ *^prrxi Inns rxcer.t ed.» Ot FU. h at. X. F. M krckr’s tton, bsny.oa ’ gary: >*ry aod Minor £ur- Itroad Street, A Mar. 23,'f-. Dr. E. W. Alfriend J^ESpE('TFttf.I.Y t.nd,™ w rloav branches of Ufa j.r.» llbanv nd surroundii - mji vices, in tho va- . vwuu, to the ci!risn« ug country. Office on Vfoshr ugton stettst, n^xt door to P« 2 t Office, CP STAXB8. Reridence at Mrs. Ed wsrd*», on Pine *treet, opposite Major Cooper’s rwedenev. fmarfi-lY. DR. JENNIMS afe -rig* Medical Notice, fyhf; E HtLSlLAN will continue the practice of V » l hU oM In Wi||ln 2 ham‘* Ruilj- «Dg, up stairs. Dr. Benj, M. Cromwell Offir« over Wdch 1 . Dritg DR. P. W. ALEXANDEfi, DEN"T TST. lesideuce"—Albany, Georgia? A KD •w-tjl practice ill the counties Of Imiiuhmtv >^^raihoua. Miller, and ■vunllta. - —•iy- n Surgical. ° H natvc and Practical Pcutirtry satis- O pay. , I Fitti iaira, WatkaPi „ Wt _ OFriCE U|. street. IHiUJ 3Dd 23 /.iiiul|iuiu. «■*» Building, Wadiin^fua iiiarU-ly. TH08- R. LYON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Best of All; irfSStoTSTiStSfSi 1 * Ornmscrn ALBANY, OA. CAUSE, i«S. WSn " ,Cil ' B& Will practice to all ll.e Courts, and attend diligently tu all ImsiDFsa minuted to bi. AJ.rtrtt tor s^SSSS^P Sfessss WHEELER ,t WILSON JttT, Letter jtpril23- co.’s GpuncM- w. B. CLEVES. General Agent,Havannah fc Ga. COTTON STATES • XdlFEf Insurance Company —HOME OFFICE- MACON, GEORGIA ('hartered by the Stale •r.fiearffia. CAPITAL. : ; *500.000. Owned at home, and the Company managed bv some of our best Financiers. The oniv Company*doiog business in the Bonntb which has ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS di'iiOxited with the authori ties of the Slate of Georgia for tbe protection or Policy Holder-. Polielea upon all the various plans of Insur ance i^ued. a loan of 33 per ceut. of the Premium given when desired. ‘ All policies non-forfcitable. No restrict ions as to residence or navel, „ . from Lake City, Florida •: Take Crry, Fut.,Jan. 1,1874. Dr. Dlw.Smith: Dea? Sir—Send mo 2 l»ot-| Itlc*. ol your Liver Toni.- by Expre**. I havd l-udcred ford year*and sfM-rii u great deal < ■niGUr-y fo: medicines; but I find more benefit! T 101,1 y*ur IJverToulc than any thing T havq lever uned. I will take plc-amite In giving youE |i certifiratr. Truly, A-., ■ DovALSw.ru. iFrom Dr, J. (?. IJuss. Notasulga, Ala I I tf>r. Edw. fliiilth : Dear Sir—A abort timcl lauec l received 2 du:vn l«»nb . ol youi l.iveJ ■ Tonic, for which 1 euchre Jinoiiut doe.-I ■Plca-o -end me ? f, gru** at your eariie-t i»*o-T |.enicn.e. l believe yo..^ Liver Tunic ihej t I.lver madifine compcunued Truly, Ac., J. r. Hig IFrom Hon, J. S. Bigby, ex member oil Congress. ‘1 luve u«a1 Dr. Kdw. Smith’s Liver TonhL f*In lay family, wilh the most favorable re-1 • J. S. UtOBY.” From Col. Tibbs. Kingston, Ga. Dr. Edv. Smith: Dear Sir—-Your Uver Ton I ■c Ktvee eiitlrv satisUaion here. I have euf-l ■ered r..r more than ten yean* with torpidT Ktiver and Lonstlpated bowels, and find- morel jrellerirotn your Liver Tonic than anything »ve ever used. Yours, truly, D. A. Tibbs. In addition to the above, we would refer tel khe testimony of Rev. L. J. Davies, Rev. L*. P |Rirch. Ber. Ue«. K. Smith, ttev. Cosby Smith v. V. M. Daniel, Dr. J. A. Hunnicutt, Joseph] Dent, and other . Libera! terms given to Dealers. AU .iot| old cau be re I timed any time and money're- Kfunded wish tOpcr cent, interest per auciutnl iRet uU at $1 per bottle, b'or sale by aTl Drug-] Iftista. Prepared by ^ 8 p _ EDW. SMITH. M. D, •ct/ NhWMAN. Ga I Strictly A Home Company. With iu Capital fend Investments at home. It ap pealsto tbo*s who de-ire to avail tbeuieelv«s of the tienefits of Life Insurance to give it their patronage. * The time has arrived when every tbougnlful man is disj>o&ed to make this wise provision for those de pendent upon liis life. This Company pro.[\Q3Sa to give all the advantages which are wftrwf by foreign institutions of like char acler, with the opportunity of keeping the vast sums in our own midst, which are annually sent abroad. JOHNSON HOUSE SMITHVII.LK, OA. JOE BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. people of the OOTTOK KTATEH. HOME ENTEP.PP.be? FOSTER AgenU wante<l In every town and county In the .South. Address, or call on Office: Atlanta,Ga. WM. J. MAG ILL, Superintendent Agancles. WM, B. JOHNSON.., WM. S. HOLT.. OFFICERS: GEO. S. OBEAR JOHN W. BURKE ..Vice-President Secretary ..General Agent t.Co.l L-_ J. MERCER (ffigar,: .Medical Examiner POLICIES PAID IN ALBANY: J, J. MAYO.. A. R. BROWN... M. JONES-.. ...vmo ..Jb3000 RAISE A CLARK, Agents, Albany,Ga Dx._L. L. .STROJIER Medical Examiner, Albany,Ga The Only Known Medicine THAT AT •XURSJAtM TIME Purge.*,Purifies,and Strengthens thcSyetnm. HURRAH FOR ARLINGTON The Albany Extension -0- The unJe rsigned respectfully announce that they are prepared tu supply the wanls of all CASH CUSTOMEE8 -IN ANV- DR. TUTT’S PILLS are composed of many ingre dient!*. Promiuent among ihcm are Sarsajearilla aud Wild Cherey, so united a> to act together; the one. Through its admixture with other substanees, purify ing and purging, while the either i>strengthening the system. Thus these PiiL are at ihe same time a tonic and z cathartic, a desideratum ion" «ught for by medical men, but never lrt.*f«*re considered. In other words, they do the work of two medicines and do it much better than anr two «re know af, for they re move nothing from the system but iiupuritir->, (hat while itiey purge they also streiiglbeu and Iiem-e cause uo ctebilitv and ure fo]iovve*t bv no re-o-i ion. I HI. TUTT’S PILLS haves womb-ri'ui iriHit-nr tbe hlo>l. They not *>uly j-tiriiy without wcskei it, hut they remove all noxious parti I chyle »>efore it i.^ couvertei into fluid, iiupuro blootlan utter Impossibility. A* mere debititutiou,M> there i?» n«* natives or siekm*ss atleud- iag the *ij>eraiIou of tlii- mo;t excellent me which never .-train* or torture- the digest»\e !;"!■ ; No. Trouble to Show Goods re LITE AND ATTENTIVE SERVANTS. M»'v of tbe beat tbe country a fiord a and ready upon iT.« arival of al I trains. I fetcM »• H.T. MASH. (Late of Cook’s. Warehouse. J. D.CHEVE3. HASH Sl CHEVES, AV AREHOU8E Commteeion Merohante, rail** Factors a PraSacc SiIcmmi, JOHNSTON S WAREHOUSE, Opposite Mayer’s Corner, Washington Strsat, : s Albany, aa. H AVING rented tbe new and eomaaodioas Wsvo- \ ' ’ ' ‘ ' we respect fully tender our services to tbe plant Dougherty and mr round ing couuttev, for tbe • t male ana ebipiaent of tlieir Cotton and tbe bouse, heretofore occupied by (’apt. T. H. Jobu- »ten, we re * ' — 1 *— era of Douj itorage,t _ _. __ handling aad stle of ell manner of Produce from tbs yard aud garden to the field and posture. We will furnish such scrotatnodailoov as tbe other Warebousea, for the useofotircaatomer*.free of<h*xpe. ESIr A liberal share of pateonafe ia solicited, asd wa pledge our earnest efforts to give aatiafoetioo. jun!8- MASH ATHKVEB. JAT A MANUFAt,TUBERS OF YELLOW PINE LUMBER, AND DEALERS IN DfX>RS, SASH, BLINDS, BRICK AND LATHES. Prompt attention given to all orders. Cau furnish Kiln Drisd Lauiher when desired. Term* low. M. Address mayJl-fiui DAWSON, GA. SOUTH 6B0RGIA WINKS LINE OF GOODS { WHISKY EXCEPTED,) in vi h: an in-'i*D ti*»n op mi: 11: atock -O- atxl I Sar-ajuriM-t and Wild the body, and a nd’tt their united action, all druggist. I*cf^t i nov27—!y -O- OUR TIME CUSTOMERS GEORGIA- M ilton tain,t -DorttUEGTY f'>t \TV. u ili pi.iff remcnil**r lltat ihcir acrouu-- will be due the ON CBLKillTON laving applici l said county for a ili-v liar** A. H. Chari Ain. l hit i i eru**«J, to show ran-**. •»; i«i why .-aid Milton Cnightou front i«'Aiil gnardianfl-ip and dnmieiOD. r.irm under tnf u(H«ia3 ii Guardian of thfCouit on V. it. ( lio>- j »hiiu3rr or | bau-lup oi | First of October Sfezt, pURF. JUICE FROM GRAPES GROWN AT MY ^PiWXY Wooos Vrveyabd/’ can be found for»eU ia Albany at Mem re. J. B. N*undj>rfer’*, Walker A Ventulett's, Kemp A Mor k'e. and Joseph Demoot’s : al»o at my Cellar. JOHN STARK, jnne2&-tf ThoussvMle. Ga. GEORGIA—l>oagherty C’oqnty. HiiiDliCK IlU ] Vs. r 8onas Hill. ) / ■ .'* / for Pii'orr*, Aj ril Trr/n, 074. tllHG Sheriff having re: tu mil that tbe Defendant i» X not to be feand, end ii initber appearing she hai - “ FMirodeot do el icit the State, ttleordereri • bai (be 'TetmofThi * nni-t havrt <>>ri'ON or MONEY on that day. Remember that al I ure. proof rp-.tlcr. Why aot get Barges 3mUh ? ' jal?9 40is i bi mil July. le74. V. JSTKRNK. Ordi^ ry. PUNCT IT A Iii T Y ! the rredit r.l both Merchant J near at tbe next Tent ©film Courtand Mover to lb- above eaee: and thetaervier of fhie rule be perfected by 5 filiation fn The Albany N*w»,. a pebtir gazette of ia State, In remplianee with rtatete. April Terra, 1874. jaiyt-4te.Jnd#e S. C., D. C. ■ i- the only -utepiai.l I aud Planter. PERRY A UtiSLKfART MTTwfi FnnXun A. t Buim Ni. Bimn -Huiiim, ow Praia and ui Ftortaca, far wla wt» itoi JaquiW at u«7 I r tala »«» rtwi laq«M at ius NEWS rtfFiCt. P «I«T /

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The Albany news. (Albany, Ga.) 186?-1880, August 06, 1874, Image 1