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Newspaper Page TextTaliaferro Jones, M. D. Br. E. W. Alfrisnd {$2.50 Per Annum. NUMBER 41. 1. D. C11KVES. DR. JENNINGS M. Cromwell T. H. Johnston, Proprietor. Iiis services to the Merchants and Planters of South-West Georgia. Sale. Shipment and Storage of Cotton. Wool, And all other Produce- Also a large lot' of IB .A. <3-a-1 IN at .A. 3sT 3D TIES. Constantly on band, which we will eell at the lowest market price Made a Specialty. BAGGING AND TIBS Constantly on band., THE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY A RE NOTIFIED THAT ALBANY COUNCIL THROUGH THE DELEGATES from Subordinate Granges, at the Meeting on the 21st of August, accepted the propo- posltlon submitted bj us as their COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, to 8tore and Sell Grangers’ Cotton and make their Purchases at Special Ua«es. Everyone should come forward and get the benefit. g£j» Purchase* a Specially. * tlST Wagon Yard and House Fain. g@-LIBERAL ADVANCES ON-ALL CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE. September 3. ’74-cl. ' MASH & CURVES. WRIGHT & POPE, On Cotton in Store. Thankful for fast favors and solicits a continuance .of the same. Jui, aoih-tmi* Ju. •». LAW COPARTNERSHIP. WAHRUK A HOBBS. ATTORNEYS AT EA’W ACBAVV 04. Standard of Ewoellanoe THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OVER 900.000 sold- toe^oo MOWS THAN ART OF ARTOTHER KBfli The New Wheeler 4; Wilson TH08 R. LYON, ATTORNEY AT LAW RAINE & CLARK GENERAL for a H vlnr. IT IS THE MOST ECONOMICAL BE CAUSE, THE MOST DURABLE. v , r( Our new and popular Hal NmMm adapted tot Leather work and general Manafrctartax pareoece la Send tor oor circular*. Machine* arid on very eatr sassMHSsri WHEELER A WILSON MPQ CXVBOmCBB: W. B. CLEVBS, J. M. COOPER. Furnitore Dealer, Auction JAY Sc PRICE. MANUFACTOMXRS OT YELLOW ?INE LUMBER, ARD DEALERS iR DOOM, BASH. BLWo*. brick and lathes. ilanufabtnrera and j SO SB, THE FLORENCE SEWING-MACHINE C0„ Thirty-Five Per Cent! cmdaya that the vendor of a>W artteUtwoTaet ha tatoto aoert cxtfMng that will aril his wareaai bring him fortune, whether ft be truth or frtoehoc The originator baa never naked more than a trial one or even half a bottle. - Fnrtft&e uaeefonabotl will not thoroughly convince a panaaoa ill aMOtv tell are, then a further Mai la unmraaaaiy; and frith in his assertion* to asked aofrraalogiva tl trial, and no further. It will stimulate the liver healthy action, therefore It wUirelieve all dtaaBMBi pending on a diacaaad atom of the liver. TRY IT. W. H. GILBERT, Ao»*T. aag27-ly. Albany, Ga. GEORGIA—Dougherty County. ’^.V J -WTSSb,. SSSSSSSSSt? I Latter from Lake City, Florida: I Lara Crrr.rtjt.Jan. 1,1*74. I Dr.Edw.Smith: Deal Gto-«aad me J bol Itlm of your Liver Teate by Bxprem. X her from your Liver Tonic than any thing I her over used. I will take iJsaauro la giving yoi a certificate. Truly. Ite., _ ' " aad vicinity, that ha to PICTURES at bis PavlV aing Dr. Yeung's I>rux EY W — ,BANY NEWS News?: Glorious God Naws ! ! ! — Bead our dispatches bless Thomas county and bar noblo sons for t liter grand achievement! What a splen did example for Soaib Carolina and Louisi ana I And Decatur! Tho homo of the Mepfcis- tophoiea—-the very den of the wicked one ! She, too, has *bivere»lV£er shackles aad bro ken the spell of her debauohary and oppra*. sion. Her bravo sons have risen in their manhood, and their vile enemy goes howling down the slimy gulfs of despair and infamy. Throe times three! and a tiger! for Thom* aa and Docator! By Carey W. Styles.} -HERE SHALL THE PRESS THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN. UNAWED BY POWER AND UNBRIBED BY OAIN.” Elioibli —Wa understand Mr. C. Wstso- lowsky sent forward his resignation as Clerk ef the Superior Court, before the election, thus removing hie constitutional disability. Had 8ampsan McFarland been elseted, he eonld not have taken hie neat, as he did not think to resign hia Coroner’s commission. So be need not grieve over his defeat. Our cotemporaries in the 2nd. District have been so bogy shooting skyrocket*, and teaching off anvils, that they haven't found time to talk much this week, except about the election. “•Baxxx ”—This correspondent te spotted. We know him. Ho wrote thopatition to Col ley. the Radical, to ran far the Senate, ia the 9th District, and he wrote tho lafrmous lying communication, signed “Baker” to promote his own base purposes. He lives in this city, and at tho right time will he stripped ef hie mask, and exposed to the con tempt of all honest men in tho Statov—wr- Whiteley is aick. Only one county in the 8econd District that ha can claim—and this much was gained for him through the tresoh- ery of one who should have been .capable of belter things. The Democrat says there it a sickly look ing net of scalawags about Balahridgo. Wo ft wonder; but we do have aome curi osity to know wbioh side of his mouth Jake Harrell erowed out of this time. Gut Hovsn Bonny.—We emitted to men tion tho fret that on last Tuesday night weak, the gin house of Dr. J. W. Strother, of Mitchell county, was entirely consumed by Are. -The 1m, la Mt!m.t«d At .boat oa« tbocand <W- lb. 8o*.»tl> DlWric. The last number of the Ba>nbridge Demo crat was by far the best paper ever published in that town. The Enterprise estimates that about one hundred and fifty nOgroes voted the Demo cratic ticket in Thomas county. Tho Thomasville Fair opens ia November, hot oar readers win hnvn to write and find oat tha exact date, as thsy have forged to re veal it through our eolumns. Col. MeDoaald is the Iret Democtatic lan. Ia the same neighborhood, a gin belong ing to Maj. Uacoa, took fire on last Monday, but fortunately was extiagaishsd. A prominent colored leader of Calhoun county, informed us yesterday, that Colley aad Pierce, and their white elites, were cer tainly expected to vote for Whiteley, an a consideration for tho negro vote for them selves, for the Senate and House. Bun torxrr.—The following is the re sult, officially announced, of Baker county: rOB SXNATOK. T. J. Perry, (Dem.) 584 Q. W. Colly (lad.) 188 Perry's majority......... ... —..-281 ros BEraxatsTATiva. Jama* George, (Dem.)... ...338 W. W. Dews (lad.) ...» J. Musgrovc, (Rad.).... ...278 Bsportar. Wa notice among tha arrivals at the Barcas House, the same of Mr. W. *T. Wxuoa, of Atlanta. Mr. WuAntrepresents Chat popu- aad reliable corporal ion. The Domeslio lowing Machine Company, aad ia here for he purpose of settling op the large interest if the Company ia this section, and to re- iw the sale of this popular machine, now tho management of Cspt. J. G. Sto ic na of this place. We have been request- by Mr. Wilson to a ay to all tho patrons of Company who are still in debt for ma tinee, that he can be found at tha store of J. G. Stephen* with their obligations, lad that early settlement ef these claims can made with him to the very best advantage, ’all on him at once and save interest. Braiei ana Dtntrallzef. I The election in this and surrounding conn- lea have cant Whitcley’a legions reeling to the Tha rests ia complete, the demor- diaestrout, aad tha party doomed. The wisest aad best colored people of this noty express theaselres satisfied with the [ result, and proclaim their determination to } set with the white people ia all future elec- . .Several prominent Oaky Woods’ Iead- | era openTy Tsbel against the Whiteley faction,, declare with emphasis their readiness I rad purpose to wheel into line with the Dem* I crate, and enter at ooee npon the work of er- Lganixing Smith Clobe for the November elec- ^In the Democratic household they will find 1 friends, good cheer and warm, comfor- • refuge from tha pelting storm of Bedh ; and wc guarantee to them geaeron* meat, peaceful alliance, cordial sympa thy aad a tranquility aad prosperity they have not known aad never can know in the ■hies of tho party of spoils, halo and rife. bn Fond, Accident at Mitchell County. Ten and two Xtgross Wounded by tha Accidental Discharge of a Shot Gnn. \VDOEE B. BACON, Sr.. PAINFULLY WOUNDED. i Tha following are the exact particulars of |ho accident at Gam Pond, Mitehell county, i election day, forniahed by the special eor- ndent of the Albany Nxws: J A colored man. named Reuben Walton, Srought a double barreled gnn to this elec- > precinct to-day. He laid the gun in the ion of the wagon in whieh he came, aad meealed it by throwing some empty seeks -er it. Whilst the election was quietly pro. jessing, another colored man west to the ggon for some purpose, aad attempting to jots one of the sacks, tbs gun was aeei- atally discharge-! in tho crowd standing fritting near the voting place, inflicting, ;ht flesh woanda upon two colored men L six whits men. The feliowiag white i were wounded: H. D Nelmna, Cape, .nklin, T J. Lemox aad R. S. Hatcher ■e each struck in the hand or arm. Several there bad their elothee or hats eat. I The gnn was- heavily charged with low aid buckshot, and it is almost a miracle t no serious damage was drae. was immediately * t for triaL J Thomas Coobtt Rejoices with Zxoibdxxs |xxat Joy !—The Tmu Extra, ef the 7tb, B thus: »“We write the most glowing wards which kve been penned for leag, long years, whsa Vs say, that galiaat old Thomas has glorious f redeemsd hertelf from Radical rale. " lay be seen in the faee of every msa . Victory has perched high upon our ra. May ahe continue to roost there, liam is wiped oat, and imperiously Ad old coualy, covered all over with sc , I tree, but a grand and glorious rtetory "been the resolt. Never did a set of men jc like the Democrats of this county work day They have done a day’s »woik lb will tell for long years to come. One k ia certain, the haekbone of Radicalism joken in Thomas eounty. God be prais- |r that!” Id eloses thus: gboma* *-»nda greeting to her I ties in Georgi-.. *3.1 rears her proud u without the stain .f radiealiam upon bh a! ore the social equality erew who §d have manacled her for another twe Willie, Pie-1 and Andrew will stay 'he following are ‘.lie Democratic major!- masrilte District.. ihlocknee Marphys 128 245 -270 180 16 ixajori- [ From this we deduct tho following 1 s for tho Radieals: nviiie.'.TZZ?.Zy.lZy~Z..Z'!~.Ziis r majority forlhe Dcmo*rals» 319 VOLUME a ALBANY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1874. AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS* as' are offe made to < both looa kdangeroc a Is one ] ,. 8iraamah her ancient piostigo and power, her ambiUou* . inland sisters a upon her territory, and will if el best bargain^are offered and the most siren* uooe efforts made to oontrol it, Macon and Atlanta are bhtb looming up, especially the as a dangerous rival of tho Forest Thera Is ' " City. There Is one potent foot in the ease, and.that is, SArannah relies too muoh upon . -» Meanwhile are entering she does not tho importane# of controlling the trade of till* seotion, soon loose a large portion of trade which has heretofore gone u that city, Prut Our Spatial Ttxat Corrupondent.] Texav—Crops—Tka Cattle Interests— Tanneries and Maiofactarles. fOOLfOLK S GREENWOOD, Family & Fancy Groceries, BIKOAD ST.* AI.RA3V, GA jot Constanily on hand a FULL LINE of Fancy and Family Groceries, laee the war. He got 1069 majority. Mer- ey, what a change ia affairs. The Quitman Reporter raye earn Griffin aad Wade are not satisfied yet, and suggests that parenta keep their ohildren in dcorv, or they will be arrested as Ku Klux. Gen. Gordon is to aoeompany Capt. Smith to Quitman on the 27th and make a spetoh. Let those who eay big speeches, parades, barbecues, etc , don't do toy gqpd, [think of Thomas aad Decatur counties aad dry right We want Hill, Gordon, Hardeman, and as many other eminent speakers as can, to come down aad have their washing done ia this District for a month to come. Hons. J. L. Seward and J. R. Alexander, Thomasville, have tendered their services prosecute the assassin of Capt. J. H. Hau ler. Quitman had aa incendiary fire on the day of the eleotion. Not much damage. Camilla touched off a few anvils Wednes day Bight, aad wraiRHip the election With a big dance. ; The Camilla Enterprise goes' far a Mitch ell county preachor with glotwroff. Both the Thomasville papers issued extra editions, giving foU accounts from- the elec tion. Those two papers have got considera ble “getmp-and get” about them. Thomasville will hereafter receive mails oa Monday. W* suppose this’ arrange ment cn the Gulf road will apply to Albany. Little Johnnie Hopkins, son of Dr. T. 8. Hopkine, of Thomaaville, accidentally shot himself last weeV, says the Enterprise. Dawson is to have a Methodist camp mast ing, beginning next week. ■ Dawson wants Ben Hill to speak there, and the Journal proposes to give him a spe cial invitation. Perry is elsoted in the 9th Senatorial Dis trict by 47 majority. How are yon Colley? Negro horse thieves are flourishing around Blakely. The independent candidate, W'.C. Sheffield, was elected in Early county. There were threw* candidates In Miller county—all Democrats. Grimes was elected over Sheffield aad Heard. Georgia holds out bat few Inducements to immigrating carpet-baggers and eealawags. They told tome mammoth lice on Perry, bntterberdam if he didn’t walk ? r5gfR : ”over. It ia pretty certain that Ddcahjr will give Capt. Smith 200 majority in Ncarefihar. The ladles around Camilla use tl •Brlmbcrry” and “Wade’’ to frighten frac tions children into submission. It works like.oh,™. ' * We wonld remind the Democrats in the different counties in the Second District,that the work is only half completed. Old Blip. Dick has to bo defeated yet. It is said that Charlos Fanny Whiteley, the "Senior legitimate,” has decided since the election to qait the newspaper business. He has also began to seriously consider the poli cy in his accepting the Albany postoffice. It ia oertaia he will not do so, bat rotarn to Washington, provided, be can get his wife’s pa to take rare of him. The Pioneer is the name of a paper which has recently been started in Pearson, Coffee ranty. Mr. A.- H. Tamer is the editor.- * The Bainbridge Democrat rays if there is white man In Decatur eounty who has'the least respect for Whiteley* -he would- have lost it bad he heard his infamous utteiringe from the stood last Saturday, It is said that when the result of the sloe* lion in the 9th Senatorial Distriot was mad* known, Colley went straightway and read Moulton's statement. Poor Whiteley! ke’e about “done for.’ That Civil Rights Bill drove the last nail In hia political coffin-lid He’d better sfenre; that fereiga appointment, and that at onoe.— Houston, Tax as, October 2d, 1874. Mb. Bditob : reports from different countiee in the State, as far as heard from—and but few conatiee remain to ho heard from, thanks to tho efficiency cf the country press—give hut gloomy aceonnta of the cotton orop. It cer tainly cannot exceed a half crop. The eye- of labor with wbioh Texas, in common with the entire 8outb, is eursed, it being en tirely negro labor, combined with the unfa vorable seasons in the planting and picking seasons, has ent the crop short. The negroes . will not work. The planters cannot oontrol thorn, and if they attempt it, a Radical bowl. ffrpcll is raised of “hatred to the negro,” “refusal 1 1 cai1 to recognise his rights,” “injustice,” “op pression,” and a thousand other lies, uttered by priests of fraud for political effect. Tho result of this inability to control col ored labor is, that tW crops are put In the ground from twe to eix weeks later than they onght to bo. This leaves the cotton to the tender mercies of the worms or of dry weath er if it should set inP. Fortunately means havo been discovered to combat successfully th- worms, by means of the patent destroy ers, hat it sntails unnecessary expense and la bor upon the planter. The grain orop,. fortunately, has been very good this ysar, and all planters and farmers have a sufficiency of breadstuffs, and some to spare to the immigrant. The seasons have been propitious for the grass, and the range all over the State is most excellent, whiob enables, .along with the superabundance of grabvevery one to havo.plenty of meat, thongh there Is not as much bacon as there oughtAo he, owing to the continual raids of freodmen upon the stook bogs. That class of oar population have bat little regard for the difference botwoen meum et tuum when a hog is involved. Tho excellence of the range has enabled oar stock raisers to realise handsomely from their beef cauls—many thousand head hav ing been sold in the home market and driven to tho large eities of the New West, Kansas. Missouri, Colorado, Illinois, Nebraska and the Territories. The cattle interest of Texas Is one of its greatest sources of wealth—the bread prairies affording immense and splen did pasturage for the hundreds of thousand head of sioek that roam over them. There are handreds of oitisens of Texas .who own ten, twenty, thirty and evpn a hundred thou- •ad of stock, and who yearly make •mall fortunes from the sale of their beeves. Texas after awhile will be the greatest tracer making State In the Union. Already tanneriee are springing up Ilk# magie through- outitslimils, working op the superabundance of hides into leather. There ie a fair prospect of Houston having first-class tannery, a gentleman of thie city having parehaced tho right of this county to use Peter’s patent ’process for tanning leather. He contemplates establishing a large tannery, also a shoe, harness and trunk mannfaetory in tins city next spring. Houston will be ahead In enterprise and in all those movements oaloulated to develop it self into a groat eity, as well as materially add te the prosperity of tho 8tato at large. Tie a fret bat ^ttlo known that Houston is the wealthiest olty of its site (population 20,- 000) in tho United States,—thirteen of her eitixens being worth over a million dollars SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA, RICE, MEAL GRITS, MACKEREL CRACKERS, SUGAR CURED HAMS, BREAKFAST BA CON, FULTON MARKET BREF, PIGS’ FEET, POTATOES, ONIONS, CANNED MEATS AND FRUITS, nil kinds, nnd FRESH FANCY CANDIES, Cigars, Wines &. Liquors! From the first of next week we will keep constantly ou hand a full supply of Col. J. E. Foster’s Real Estate Drawing, whieh takes plaee here on the 22d of this itk, lean enterprise of real merit, and will afford a home for many who wonld otherwise bo nnable to procure one. Ten houses in thie city, $6,000 in gold and over one hun dred and fifty trade of land in seme of the bast portions of the State, aro among the prises. Tickets only $2 each—only a few left—and the drawing will he certain to lake place as above. 8axet. Gei* Toombs’ Speech, ana the AtlaiD ta War Resolntlon. At last accounts Capt. J. H. Hunter, whe was stabbed by the negro Jo Quitman, irar much bettor, and hopes yntertained of hie There ie d man in Alapaba who hash’t been sick a day in 20 years, r f Georgia Forester: ‘*Tke cotton crop of Ber ea ia turaiag owt moeh bettor than was ex- . icted. We knew that the crop was good, >ut U is area better than* wae hoped for by tho most sanguine-” 'ThomasvilleTimes: “McGill, Hammond, Turner aad 8mith, from tha four adjoining countiee of Doeator, Thomas, Brooks and Lowndes, will autks a strong quartette in the next House. These counties may be prond of their Representatives,' and Bo deuht are.” Johnson' Gann was tried and acqaltfsd'at tbs last term of the Superior Court of Col* quitt county for tha killing qf hie brother Vann Gunn last Fr*- 1 Ws quote from tbo Georgia Forester.: Our village Is fast becomings place of note. Everything iodicatee it. New stores are •pekeo of; mills will soon be io operation— indeed every thing looks sunshiny fa this em bryo city. Col. R. G. Mitehell said ia hie speech la Berrien eoonty that, if Hon. Wm. E. Smith ie sleeted to Cohgreee, aad the Capitol was built upon a roloanie mountain and bo knew that eruption would spring up if ho voted against the Civil Rights Bill, be wonld pat in one big NO! Col. Mitchell ie right. No truer man ever tired than Wm. E. Smith. We clip the following from the Thoi rills Times: A Not Fen Savannah Merchants.—We have seen upon our streets daring the past two weeks, a large number of gentlemen rep resenting leading houeda in Macon and AU Huts. These two eities appreciate the im- portance ani value of the trade of South Georgia, qnd hoaeo their efferts to oontrol it. Wo havo endeavored heretofore to ehow the merchants of Sarsanah, what should be a palpable to them; that ie,. the trade of this section, whilst it may heretofore have been tho balk of H ml least, going to that point, aa the wants of our trade demand, hoplnR that a good assortment of FUf&U and CHEAP Groceries mar be an inducement for both the city and country trade to patronize u«. Judge Lochrane nnd Mayor Spencer. AtUnla SinUd, Kd. Judge Lochraue was in Washington when tho Toombs speech and the resolutions offered by Mr. Abrams at the Louisiana meeting were made public. He found that they ex- etted much feeling in the city, and ware es- toially hurtful to the petition which Mr. . toilet will make to Congress in behair of the Custom House. This being tho ease, he telegraphed to Mryor Spencer and receired a reply, as fol- JUDO* lock bank's dispatch. Washington, D. C* t Septcmbea 18, 1874. To tha-Hon: S. B. Spencer : * Tha resolutions published as the senti- mentx of the citizens of Atlanta, touching Louisiana, are qnoted as eridence of bad feeling to tbo general government. This will imprae the material interest of the city, notwithstanding the peaceful conclusion of allhirs. I am representing, while our peo • pie were, and are in warm sympathy with those of Louisiana in their oppression under the Kellogg usurpation. Yet that the aenti- ments of oar iriifreks ie opposed to violence or refusal to allow movements of Foderal troops ever Georgia, and condemn thought- lees. passionate ntterancee contained la (he resolutions or newspaper reports. Am I right or wrong ? Answer at length. 0. A. Lochhahs KATOR BPXNGEB’s REPLY. Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 19,1874. Hon. O. A. Lochrane, Walking ton City: Telegram receired. Gen. Toomb’s haran gue before an ordinary crowd, gathered from curioeiiy; does not reflect the sentiment either of tne people oPAtlanta or of the State of Georgia, bnt an expression of his bombast and blaster. Resolutions were announced whilst tho crowd wae dispersing, but few beard or regarded. All utteranoes by Toombs or tha newspaper here, which is but bis echo, fixing on oar people a disposition to interfere with movements through Georgia of Government troops, or any ether net of hostility, ie an unwarrantable slander upon our people.—Our sympathy is with our op. C msedTellowoilisens ef Louisiana, tis* true, t the ballot and not the bayonet is the remedy. S. B. Spknckb, Mayor of Atlanta. Fish and Oysters! APPLES, ORANGES and WEST INDIA FRUITS ! ALSO, Domestics and Plantation Goods! All of which wc intend to sell at the lowest possible prices ! * •A. All good.- delivered free in the city limits* PAtronnge solicited. WOOLFOLK & GREENWOOD. Oci8-3m. tST NOTICE TO "ft* EVERYBODY! jn hand and are dally receiving, as COMPLETE A STOCK OK Fancy & Family Crroceries ADDITIONS TO OUR DEPARTMENT FISH I FISH 1 FISH I OYSTERS! OYSTERS! We are coins to keep during the season, a good sup ply of FI’LjII FISH, and those line . CEDAR KEYS OYSTERS ! at a* low figures as they can possibly he sold. We will also ke-p a good stock of. mm DRY GOODS! Boots. Shoes* Hats* &c*. WHICTI WE ARK OOJNQ TO SKI.L. *?S- WE MEAN BUSINESS! Call and sec us *tthe ■tore between W. H. Gilbert’s Drug Store and Mrs. Gollnskt'sMillinery establishment, Willingham'sBl'k, South-side Broad street. FORRESTER & EDWARDS. Gctl-Sm THE GREATEST Improvement on Broad St., Mrs. B. Golinski’s FASHIONABLE Millinery .and Fancy Goods ESTABLISHMENT! Ladies of Albany and Vicinity, Finest and Most Stylish ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Ever before displayed in the City of Albany. MODERATE ‘PRICES. THE (FORM Kill. V THU TOWS’S HOUSE,) II. T. MASH. | Leto of Cook's Warehouse ] MASH & CHEYES, si Waits, C OTTO 1ST FACTORS, AND * Johnston’s Warehouse, opposite Mayer’s' Corner, Washington Street, : : : Albany, Ga. -WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE- Welch, Cook & Bacon, W A REHOUSE -AND- COIMISSION MERCHANTS, ALBANY, GA., -KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND- Flour, Bacon, Tobacco, Salt, Etc*. Etc*. Etc* -ALSO,. A VERY LARGE SUPPLY 0F- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO- Storage and Sale of Cotton and Wool! LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON. Consignments Solicited! 13?” Wagon yard adjoining (he Warehouse, tree to all owr friends; also a comfortable House (“Cook’s Hotel”) free to ev erybody. 1842-Welcli’s Comer-1874. Broad Street ALBANY, (JA. JOE BENNETT, Proprietor. i Broad si reel, known as the “Towns House:" *nd Imving ••omi.lotely renovated tha rooms and halls, und cleaned iln* building from color to dome, I r<.njxirtfully kiiiimiiico the oiwnlug of THE BENNETT HOUSE! ou Moudaylmt,and m tcrtohi giir.-ttal" a emu jet it ia not a fixture, bat will go where tho Thn Savannah Newt, referring to the movement of Northern ootton factories for limiting tha manufaotnree of their goods to tho demands of tho market, pertinently antes: “Why ran not the ootton producers adopt some plan by wbioh they ean regulate the •apply of eettoaae the spinners regulate the manufaotnr • of ootton fabrics to suit tho demand and the price? They may make themselves as independent • as the spinners by planting lees ootton and raising more . . v buying .lose fertilisers and of J-*-* " leaping oat of debt.” DRAFT LOST! . . lowed by my. reir, on Welch, Cook A Kitcon. and ncrepied In them, for Sll-fiO, dux Nov. (1,1474, lias lx:on lost. * ’ penoti* are warned agalm* *—*•--*• **- scpl7 4t Inst trading for the name. MORRIS MAYER, Albany, Ga. North Albany Academy rilHE E«*relnen nr th- North Albany Aradomy will JL be rammed MONDAY. THE 28th OF SEPTEM BER.. Tuition the aapiu aa heretofore, ruv|s >u« reduction of one dollar per month Ira i boon made fi the Primary Elat*. „ WM. H, COOPER, eeplO-lm Principal, L. E. & H. E. WELCH, WHOLESALE UGGIST GBOBGIA, DR S, Offer Inducements to I>ealers and Consumers of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUG GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, &e. OUR STOOK IS VERY IARGEANDCOMPIETE bought from first hands, and for CASH. Give us the-opporiunity to duplicate your bills, no matter where they were bought, and you will find that we know the bottom figure ENQUIRE THE PRICE OF- In fact, all nuch Goods a Snuff Parlor Hatches, Toilet and Family Soaps. OLD TOM GIN, Schiedam Schnapps, Bottle Corks, Wine and Liquor Labels, KEROSENE OIL, BITTERS, &c. are usually kept in a Jobbing House of our line, and we will convince you that We are manufacturing and successfully compeHng wlth the oiitnid,, World In Hu* eat* Household Preparations and Family Medicines -SUC.H AS Plantation Liniment, King of Pain, Do. Po*fopl»illin nr Liver Pills, O. K. Vermifuge. Bryant’s Dysentery Aural Balm Liniment. Abbott’s Condition Powders, Mixture, Citrate of .Magnesia, Seidlitz Powders, Cook & Co’s. Welch’s Sewing Fragrant Dentoliue for the teeth, Cathartio Pills, Machine Oil, Extraots of Lemon and Vanilla, Dixie Douquelte, DeOrtmy and fresh from the fruit, Welch Cologne All of whloh have a bettor Looal reputation than any other Goode - of the same cla?s. SOT REMEMBER, It Is no trouble to show goods, or quota prices. If you arc a dealer, please compare prices before you parohue elsewhere in the State or out of it. L. E. & H. E. .WELCH, DraaRists.AI.BANY. Residence—Albany. Georgia. A’&’gsaAagajata - joe ■Mini and Fiaetfral Daattotiy aaHa* ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AS.BA2TY. *A Ou^itei““ ■“rsM OUT OOM>* COMMISSION MERCHANT. ' - ALBANY, GEORGIA. Offlo* at Arlington. Gao, A lls aadenlfnad reepactfnHy aanotnwa that he is Agent for the "K*n CHy Hie laaaxaacaCeapany," ef Wheeling, W.Va^ London A Laaeashln Flrelatur- Amawm Fire Inranaee Company, and Ufa Areocfr ttos of Amarka Life Insurance Cota- '•Ugjr, YOU NAKCE,

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Albany news. (Albany, Ga.) 186?-1880, October 15, 1874, Image 1