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m of Dceafnr'couaij
voted fer Wbiieley, according to our infer
mast at Bainbrldge s T. F. Hampton, E. M.
Hampton, W. C. Art, C. F. Wbilelej, Jacob
Harrell, W. J. Brutcn, VI. J Harrell,, Jaa.
1). Wooten, A. J. Lawiter. T. J. Brntea, and
L. F. Burke*. Wangh, Kerr and Pricket
Radicals, did not rote. This makes, eleven
white votes he received. In Dougherty one
while man, Putnej. voted the social eqnal-
ilj ticket. In Baker, there were two, Mua-
I W.JL Battle la Kariy. Worth,
ind Colquitt, not a whitman voted
j- This Completes the list op to
1 give other counties as fast as chan
they come in. Cot this out and place in
jonr prayer book.
Will the Saeaaaah Advertiser please pub
lish the name of the monster who gets np its
paragraph business, or, if not that, sep*^ (C.
O. D.) a second class photograph of him to
this office ?
Knowing.fss we do, that Mr. Fleming, of
the Early Conaty News, is regarded by all
in the District as a high-
By Carey W. Styles. 1
“HERE SHALL THE PRESS THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN,
UNAWED BY POWER AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.”
{ $2.50 Per Annum.
Taliaferro Jones, M. S.
gery; “-if -• TYirnffif-sn in mill
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VOLUME 8.
A ii BAN Y. G E 6 it G IA, T H U It S D A Y, J) E C E M B E It 51. 1S74.
NUMBER 48,
Br. £. W. Alfriend
Qraav—Will the Savannah Advertiser
and Albany fHews exhibit before their read-
aid* of the Base Ball
aeon tit to extract
of
^ Boots open the
our boy* as gentleman.
f Yatdatta Timet.
We copied a paragraph from the Adver
tiser, intending at the time to give the
•other side” as soon as we got hold of it ;—
and wo still intend to do so. We meant no
reflection'upon the gentleman composing the
Wide-Awake Club, for they are a gallant set
of boys, and the best Ball playen in South
west Georgia. We intended no injustice
Mr fbKs,"and will take great pleasure in
Tc»,i. .1......... terpnse talks about a forked sugar can
of the dirty, contemptible characters who are
over ready to beslime a man of standing with
their foal billingsgate ,tad dirty slanders:
some get so
i ore objects cf pi
ne of disgnst, and
jpw so to be beneath all th
■CioSoi* Hn,tCiW
gave Mr, Mayton, one of ita members, and
his bride, a reception last week. Mr Z.
Taylor Crawford made a
gof a knave
a may altor
scan justify the putting
y voting for him.
r friends of Professor
y News, would bo ],
know if ho still wears his sombrero over his
loft oar as formgH^^P***"”** Advert iter.
, sod
! atteal
aied
quired, a stamp most be enclosed.
It Is said that that iaterssliag quadi _. _ .
profanity while endearonng to in-
H Thompson's manuscript to the
ah\m Lincoln, wife of the raas-
> President, is on a visit to Florida.
She slopped a day or two in Scrannah.
Gorman has been making TripleU a pres
ent of some ••natire'
printing yonr reoolntions. Pleas# send us a
terpriso talks about a forked sugar cane.
Americas had a general jail delirery last
week.
A. J. Hamilton has been elected Mayer of
Montesnma, and “the boya” celebrated th#
eve^t vilh drum sod fife.
Tha old ‘‘Cuthbert Biflos” are to hare a
Port Gaines is bragging over the prospect
Randolph is politically “torn up.”
Democrats should pause ere they sign a
Radical bond, and think of the f Civil Rights
Bill, Kuklux bill, tarnation, starvation and
damnation.
Isler, of Calhoun, is dead,
complaining because of the
m
Alapaha had a
Stewart county sent four recruits to tho
#■§* -ri
•Soroe people want a Convention. It shall
ie called next week, or the week after.
Mr W F'Cfcsbs has withdrawn from the
Fawson Journal.
Tho city ooaneU of Thomasville has passed
an ordinance exempting manufactories in
Hon for ten years.
itween those
Iteeatnr foamy.
From tho last number of the Bainbridge
Democrat, we raske thin extract from tl e
Grand Jury Presentments of Decatur county,
showing the condition of affairs, and what the
people think of tho Courts:
We believe, from the beet information
before our body, that the County Court In
its present ahape inefficient, and fails to fur
ther the ends of justice, besides being a great
source of expense to our already tax ridden
oittsens, and unless it can be made to further
tho ends aimed at io its organisation, enl.vrg.
ed and increased, and be made aelf-susiain-
iug, we reeommend to our members of the
Legislature the passage of a law abolishing
the tamo We find from the Ordinary’s report
that the cost of tb# court for carrying it on
for the past seven months is $2,940 22.
Wo would especially recommend to our
members of tho Legislature tbs passage of a
law by that body requiring parlies who use
the juries of the county to psy for their ser
vices, i. e., compelling parties litigant to de
posit with some designated officer of the court
the foil amount of eost and jury fees before
they can commence their cause of action.—
This would insure to the treasury a consider
able jury fond and lessen the expenditures
for that purpose.
We believe that a reduction of the pay of
jurors to $1 per day would be a great
source of relief to the tax payers of our coun
ty. That matter being regulated at the spring
term, we would earnestly suggest to the
grand jury at that term to make such reduc-
sn.
Wo notice with regret the seeming unne"
ccsaary delay in tho trial of cases before the
courts, an*] think it is attributable to the
tardiness of parties litigant, and thheir coun
sel, thereby cansing delay and continuing
for frivolous causes, oases from term to term,
when they might be dispensed with and
thereby save time, trouble and expense.
Consecration of Bishop Elliott.
Atlasta, November 1G.—Rev. R. W. B.
Elliott was consecrated Bishop of Western
Texas yesterday in St. Philips’ Church. The
Church was paoked to its utmost capacity.
The consecration sermon was preached by
Aiahop Wilmer, of Alabama, and the act ocon-
secretion performed by Bishops Gregg, Quin--
Urd, Howe, Wilmer and beeknith. A large
number of the clergy was present, also a del
egation of thirty Texans headed by Lieut.
Governor Hubbard. Bishop Elliott departs
for his work the first week in dreember. His
future home is San Antonio.
The Favorite Home (Remedy
This unrivalled Medicine I* warranted not to con
tain » alible panicle of Mkwcubt, or any Injurious
mineral nulntaoce, but is * » 4 * ■'.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Containing tlioso Southern Roots aud Herbs, which an
atl-wlac Providenco has placed in countries where
1.1 ver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all Dlseaaea
caused by Doraugement of tho 1.1 rer and Bowels.
Simmons' Liver Regulator, or Mediolne,
la eminently a Family Medicine; and by betnf kept
ready for immediate resort will save many an hour of
sutfering and many a dollar In time aud doctors’ bill*
After over Forty Years' trial it Is still receiving the
moat unqualified testimonials toils virtues from per
sons of the highest character and responsibility. Em
inent physicians commend it as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Armed with'thL
of water and food may bo
Remedy in M4.LARIOUd.FET.
PLAINTS, RESTLESSNESS, JAUNbICE, NAj
IT HAS NO EQUAL f
It is the Cheapest, Purest and Beat Family Medicine
In the World!
MAKUrACTUMO ORLY BY
J. H. ZSUiXMr A oo.
MACON, GA^aud PHILADELPHIA.
Price. Si.00. Sold hr all Drugglsta. [dccll-ct
Tl
11. T. MASII. I Late of Cook’s Warehouse. J
J. D. CURVES.
.MASH .& CD EVES,
mission leroft
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
PRODUCE SALESMEN,
Johnston’s Warehouse, opposite Slayer’s Corner,
Washington Street, : : : Albany, Ga.
^ Y #* «r '> i " v ‘
-iiAVE
ARE PREPARED K)U THE
Wool,
Salei Shipment and Storage of Cotton
;Aiid all other Produce- Also a large lot of.
BAGGING A.3STTD TIES.
Constantly on band, which we will aril at the lowest market price.
of All
I a call for a convention of negroes to be
hold in Atlanta on the 80th, in order to take
*teps to colonize in some Western State. We
trust that tho Whiteleys, Hamptons, Clarl
TT,-Wiser Griffin, I
libera!’- * •’ — fij
alfr to the calL
lAi^bri^v
of the Savannah News
It had notSlsgf<r~ssy' about'
s of fortune.
Mr. George R. Slayton was married to
JJjt* in Beinbridge, last week.—
wrtHsa our friend George a double allow
ance of this world’s happiness, end tip our
r puttifi£ bpd BJWTinto' office by voting
for them' and by going on their bonds ? We
can see it.. .* ■ .
A lady of Newton attempted suicide last
and in going oo his bond ?
A negro woman was fonnd dead in her
bod the other day in Bainbridge. That
town should be reconstructed aijonce.
I paper: The SpndgytdlUoiicf
riond, Amos J. Uvc. of Thomasville;
Celebrated his 3tt birthday hat week
T. J. Cbappel, of Colum’>us, will be a can-
Clerk of the Lower Houae.
Fof t hie ThomasvIueUn-
overed that a paper called
the Sun, is published iu Savannah.
local column of the Qutynan Re
newing; When a man
iifl column which does
et-him remember that
there are many others to be pleased besides
himseH»-aod the paragraph which he does
not -Hke ‘ will * probably meet the fancy of
somebody else ”
How is Tnt# ft* Ex# ?—The
the,]
bii
shi
tho^ildta-ay
tpo often perhaps.^-But then again, there
are some bpaatiful enough to drive one wild,
and it' is them which we mean. There is a
dark, sleepy, almond-shaped grey eye, with
long blaek lashes—it goes with the rarest
•arth—that i>u!taoa.like beauty of
jonuuc htfr, and a- complexion that is
beg darter fair-calmest a cream color,
4 truth jfiust be told—*aa soft and'rich
lie leaf,of the calls Ethiopia itself,
rectly opposite to this is the catm. clean gray
eye—the eye that reasons, when this only
pane
VSL
Col* Jas W. Bober*eon, General Soperin- it is the eye for a kind and eon-
tomlenl Macon and Brunswick RhHroadlmW-f'sfdfratephysiiaan, for a dbnscientioas lawyer,
ftndered4is resignation, to iafcf effect ^o»
camber m.
•a-iK- AeRMnon- n*i«r *1^
isle tho ••wood cut’’ I.urines-*.
Bn exehasge remarks.- “A good joke told
ou Grangers, is Uie fact that Irish potatoes.
Jl- liiLt«—maiket ci St per boahol,
cultivation, 200
even while at a loss to under stand their
It is the eye for a kind and eon-
BiqcTaie puysieian, for a dbnscientioas lawyer,
(if such a man ti^ne be,) for worthy village
— toT, for a friend as faithful as any poor
..it of thegray comes tie most misehiev
; and a sflt eye, with a large pupil, that
contracts and dilates with a word, a thought,
or a flash of feeliog; that has its sunlight, its
moon-beams and its,torros; a wonderful eye,
that wins you ' whether you will of not, and
bolds you even after it has cast you off. No
" ' ■*" irregular and the
the cause of bis defeat. Wonder if anybody
was betrayed down tbis way?
Elder T. M. Harris, xM the
Church, has effected au 'organization
Thomasville
Strangers from tho North are pouring
doffn this way, and g>ing into Florida.
The rice crop of Georgia is excellent.
Mr. A. E. Wattles, tf Thomas connly, is
Witty Sayirgs or Docolas JeaxoLO.In one
of bis plays, an old sailor, trying to suatoh
a kiss from a pretty girl—as old salon will.
—got a box on the ear. ••There.” exclamed
Blue-jacket, ”lixe my luck ; always wrecked
* ou the coral reefs 1”
Bon Bnssell gets off ibis painful thrust o n
a dry goods eleik in Bainbridge: *’<i»ptsi'
8i«rne of ibe-Fliii Uiysr Store, would have
been an exceedingly tall man, but when be
was bc.u^ u.Mnufaclnred, the fyillF/* or-,
dered an apprentice to lurtr op * pafr ol feet
for the Captain, wbeu, iastesd, tbs dolt
hauled up a pair of tnjx /”
Some of the papers arej crying out for a
Convention. “Whot for?”
Th. <«D. p-«j
in Georgia, add soon there will he .none left
bat niggers to' mourn't he demise of Kadical-
In another of his comedies he makes a
cynical dog in a wrangle with bis much bet
ter half say to him, “My notion of a wife of
forty ia that a man should be able to change
her, like a bank-note, for two twenties.
When the flight of Guizot and Lewis I'hillip
*' " * * - a writer of no
ion and
lerved,
I'ixofand 1 ar* lot^UPorians-rweare now
the eame I^C’ •?*#•; afr/jjreplied our
JerroM was generous to a fault. He never
would say n > Ujs purse —when he bad
J,uree--frtu at every,* man’s service. If be
poeaefisd a Hhillhlg..somebody would get s
•iix [•eifer of ii froth him He 'had h lending
look of which many look advantage. The
flUp, iipj|.iIn ever saw Tom Dibdiu. 'hat
worfhy gentiemsh and song-wriler said to
him: “Vonngrsl, have you suflicienl confi
dence in roe to lend in* a guinea ?” yes,'
said Jerald, “I have nil the confidence, hut
I haven’t the guinea.”
«, ol the Camilla Eoterprise, is
ger of Ijie House. This
e results of
Lotalttis Alabama.—Mohtgomeby. Ala.’
Nov. ll.T-One of the most notable features
of the grand demonstration last night, was a
number of United States flags, ou public and
private buildings. Every man .who could
mako beg or borrow the star spangled banner,
had one floating from his house, and all were
greeted with cheers by the people. There
were 15,000 in number, mud was the grandest
union demonstration ever witnessed iu the
South since the war. Somo negroes wees
;oing about selecting new masters, under the
tnpresaiou to be sold again into slavery —
Thp whites in vaiu endeavored to reassure
them Conservative blacks mingled with the
whites, l&lhe procession last night. All re
joiced together and the universal expression is
of renewal kindness of the eoiored race.
WD1T THE SOOTH flIEiSS.
Her true policy an4ker91iguBl>lty.
Governor Garland, the newly elected Gov
ernor of Arkansas, has struck the key note
of Southern honor and Southern fidelity to
just principles aud just government. In his
message he said:
“ But while we do congratulate ourselves
and the people of our sister 8tates, we must
non the victory prudently and wisely, and
show’ the world that wo are worthy of it.
Let no animosities of the past mar its beanty,
let no bitter memories of other days spoil its
charms or lesson its benefits. Let us forget
the past only so far as it may serve to warn
ne against evils in the administration of our
Government, and go forward to remedy those
evils and make and enforce aGovernment for
all alike, with its benefits and lie burdens.
••Wo want no atrife, no inrmoil; but we
want, -and must have, peace and order, and to
this end the laws should and must, bo en
forced rigidly; but no man living under
them should be unjustly or illegally deprived
of ono tots of his rights, and let no man be
put in fear or injured, or denied any right
ou account of race, color, or previous con
dition of servitude, or on account of former
residence or difference of political opinion.'
Upon thlo-lhe Cincinnati Enquirer makes
brief bat prophetic comment
'•There is every indication lhat the people
of the South intend to ••right dress” with
this doctrine. If they do the future of the
Democratic party is secure.”
If let alone; the South will “ right dress’
upon the doetrine so nobly and magnanimous
ly enunciated. But what are we to do if
Grant listens to the monstrous pretensions
and infamous appeal of the would-be usurper
Lieut Gov. V, V. Smith? Will the Democrats
of the North stand by and see Arkansas
Kelloggiae.1 ?
One (’oiiatry,. Oaf Flag, One Destiny'
[CooTier-Journal (Dem.).
As a nationaliser our victory is of incalcu
lable patriotic value. It assures the .South
that it is no longer an outcast. It tells us
that we are not aliens in our nfltive country.
It ^ives us a motive and a cue for sentiment
which the Radicals, proscriptive and venom-
ous,*bave denied ns. South Carolina can
now salute Massachusetts with genuine feel
ings, as all of os do; and Now Hampshire can
fraternise with Louisiana as in days of yore.
The clouds have passed away from the old
dig. It floats for all of us again—in New
England soil in Dixie—the same godableseed
symbol of equal laws and universal protec
tion. .We shall fear out of the book the*
which record the last five and twenty
SANSJSOtTCI
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON
AND
RESTAURANT!
K EMP & MOCK respectfully announce
the opening of their RESTAURANT.
FresB Ffsh and Oysters!
and all that Ibis nnd the coast markets,afford,
served promptly at all. hours.
Riasom is their cobk, and there Is no reason
why hi* meals shall not al ways be reason *ably
well prepared. £octl-3m
Ironinthe Blood
THE PERUVIAN
BYEUP- Vitalizes
and Enriches tho
Blood, Tone j np the
A l , _
from Subordinate Granges, at the Meeting on the 21st of August, accepted the propo-
position submitted by us as their COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Store aud Sell Grangers’ Cotton and make their Purchases at Special Ra'es.
Everyone should come forward and get the benefit. Purchases a Specialty.
tfST Wagon Yard and House Fans.
•1ST LIBERAL ADVANCES ON ALL CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE.
September 3. '74-ct. MASH & CHEVES.
Ww
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BA&GX1&A1B T 1 IS
Caution.—Bo taro you get the right article.. Sea
that “Peruvian Byrjip” ia blown In the gloM.
Pamphlets frco. Send for one. BETH W.FOWLE
A: SONS, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. For sale by
druggists generally.
September 12tb, 1873—
THIS
[FORMERLY TILE TOTY.VE MOITSE)
Broad Street.
ALBANY, GA.
JOE BENNETT, Proprietor;
t£*% fra Vfpags*.
H AVING leased the Uric* TIotol, on Broad street,
in lli<- city of Albany, heretofore knuwn as the
“Towus House;” anil havinx rompIHe' ' * "
rooms aud halls, and cleaned tlic t *
to dome, 1 respectfully anui.iu:^
THE BEiNNETT HOUSE
on Monday last, and my thorough preparation to en
tertain guests in a manner that shall not foil to give
satisfaction.
Charges the same as usual with such establishment*
ee-.Six'cial rates obtaiuable by regular boarders.
OCtMh-tt . ,• .
' renovated the
'hi from celar
opoulng of
II
.ui'ws:
yEClTABiFi
tpPrLEgf
A mild aperient and gentle, purgative;
recommended for the cure of nil derangements of the
stomach, liver and bowels. By their timely nae much
sickness Is prevented. The test of many years have'
proven them to be thesaOeat, surest and beat of all the
pills ever offered to the public. They purify.the Meed,
remove ail corruptions aod restore the diseased ■
to perfect health. At am AntidM to CkOt aid,
they have no equal. ‘ for Dytprptbl they 'dm d 4
nr Sick IfriuVuM and Bilious Otlle they ara a sure cure.*
Fof Oimtipathm. Rheumatism, Piles, Palpitation of the
Heart, Pain in the Sole, Bark anti Inins, Nervousness,
l««Ulve remedy. .Pur fbiutl* Irregularities, tetthoid
rival. When ouo doe* not “feel very well,” a single dose
stimulates the stomach and le»wels, restores the appe^
tile, and imparts vigor to the system. Bold everywhere.
Offl'-e, IN Mnrray Street, New York. *
/* U>P..TUTT.s X
SARSAPARILLA
V 2i^£NS 4 DELVG'^ X
Democrats see that you go on no Radical
bond.
In Deealur county lari week/Mr. F. T.
Stoner, of Texaa, wae merried |o
Mamie Doqjiaon, un« of Iheft'rightejt jewels
of that county.
The Cuthbert Appeal says: “Accortliog
ioolose count, there have been in Cuibbert,
during the past two nionths, just 1,191
“Drummerfe" of
advertise.
Evans & Hanlon have disssolved copait-
nership, aod Mr. Evans io now sole editor and
proprietor of the Alapaha Forester
Eldridge Jackson, col., of Cuthbert, ii to
An I si
plauiationefCapi
be bung on the 8th of Janaarjffor wife
^ - Xi and the old lady, was an enjoyable sceaae,
* * -tit #t: as was to be expected. She was weU reward
vegaeded as a fair index to the result ef the «d for her failbfol affection and good service
* ‘ lathe “
Elbotion.—On the
tyilHstn A. Wilson, In this
illy respset&ble old colored
ij Wimbash. la former
eh* VriraCril to thp fsm-
J ^ Agrsskmao, Oeu. Phil
ioua fo election day, the old
L Wilson, toe the loan of a
and leam.j She said she
town ia a long time—had not
to gel there again; but she
a*: running for
she wanted logo up and eUc
* ; she bad spanked him mauy
a time when he' was * bgby, and she loved
him yet; she proposed to let only those who
won’id vote for “Mass’ Phil ride in the wagon,
one Capt. Wilson loaned her the wag
team and sure enough the old lady
^ it a wagon jammed and crowded, and
votetfevery one of them for the Represents
live of Southern chivalry.
Tbs hearty meeting between the General
■' old lady, was an enjoyable aeease.
It
years of Democrat io history, leaving only
the leading of ils glory whon it was—ns it is
once more—the party of progross and the
nation.
Our faith is strong that these will be the
ruling principles and inspiration, of the
Nations! Democracy, and that the times will 1
raise up leaders to represent them out of the
multitude of pure and faithful spirits who
have striven to long against odds if) behalf
of constitutional government and civil lib
e-ty, honest administration and domestic
peace.
A Kn-KttJX Cat in Mashaohi'sktt8.—A
clergyman’s cat al West Springfield, Mas-
aachufleti*. has shown some remarkable
sympron- of natural depravity. After giving
birth to seven kittens recently, of various
colors she removed fhe twp blackest from every mqrlitnc. a*«ni; nsuovatea tho system; pifwlu-]
th> group and utterly refused to lake any ‘ “ ‘”“* A —
notice of them. No sooner were they re
stored to the nest than she again and again
ejected them, and death fma ly relieved the
little waifs And this in defiance of the Fif
teenth Amendment, which declares that there
shall be uo distinction on account ol color.
No other tnan a Massachusetts cat would
have dared to tbits offend the majesty of the
law.—Chkagt Tribune
ioaeer Tor. fa
Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla
InpBAcnMtXT or Williams—The New
York World declares that “Landaulct Wii.-
Items is liable to impeachment for high crimes
and misdemeanorsthat he is guilty or con
spiring with General Emory and Major Lew
is Merrill to deprive oitixens of the Unite I
States of the privilege of voting bestowed
upon them hy the fifteenth ameudpieni. It
declares, and the facts sustains the truth of
the declaration, that the Atiorucy-Geuenil
and his military accomplices are clearly
guilty of this offence. They have conspired
to prevent the oitixens of Louisians and Ala
barns—the while citizens of those States—
from exercising the right of suffrage to wbioh
they sts entitled trader the Constitution and
laws of the country, and for this offence Mr.
Williams should be punished by impeach
ment. The fPor&f also states that under the
provision* of the Enforcement act the par
tial injured by this oonspirasy may recover
heavy civil damaged of the Attorney-Gener-
Keep the Blood Healthy
ami all will !,<• web. To <1« ho, nothing ha» been offer
ed tlialcau compare witli this valuable vi'guUblaex
tract. Price ff.flO a bottle. Bold by all Druggists.
Onicc4KTortlao.il Si root. Now York.
I>R. TUTT’S; HAIR DYE
Ucaaily applied. Impart< a !>eiitltlftil b!«elr or bfov
and acts like magic. Tlic lx*t iu the world. Sold
all druggist*, i’rjcc 21.00 a box.
Thu Klui'tly »««;«*»«* off deaths
that result from pulmonary nffrcllous £h frightful,
There is no d I warn that U no fn*Muoi»tn Its attack
consumption. Ity the neglect of ’’ttllght coMh" they
MOD lx*con*n drop neatrd uud defy remedies which,
applied at the outset, would have avrted ull ■
Dr. 1 utt’s Kx|iectoraut has proven llaelf the ntm
ble Ismg Balsam ever dincovercd. A distinguishes! cler
gyman of New York, pronounces it tbe.“greatest bli
ingot the nineteenth century,” aud says “uo family
abould >io w ithout it” It is pleasant to tha tai
a single doss will often remove Dm mint obstinate
j cough. Office, 18 Murray Street, New York.
OF HUSBANDRY
T.». WOOLTOUC. 1 G. S. QBEKSWOOD.
WOOLFOIK i GREENWOOD,
BROAD ST., ACjBAST, OA.
, J- , fr-|T- tfll.- - , , .
Conftkiny jnt.nj'.'rlft.l'£I!*E'of
Taney and Family Groceries,
SUGAR, COFFER, TEA, BICE. MEAL
OBITS, MACKEREL. CRACKERS,
SUGAR CUBED HAMS,
a BAr
BKEF, PIGS’ FEETa POTATOES. ,
ONIONS, CANNED MEA*8 AND, FRUITS,
all kinds,' and FRESH FARCE'
CANDIES,
Cigars, Wines & Liquors!
imfisaes»^urf|;
Fresh Fish and Oysters
APPLL8, ORANGES
INDIA* FBtTI*8!
—:tot—
ALSO,
Cook & Bacon.
All of whioh.wwintend to sell al the lowest
possible priW.l.
sgk.All. goods delivered free in the city
limits- Patronage solicited.
WOOLFOL1C & GREENWOOD.
OctS-3m.
W44U! H O K- S R
— r.rrrr; •"
-AND-
OMMISSfOiY MEf€fiMTS,
t ' ALBANY, GA., e t ■?-
- KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND'—
Flour, Bacon, Tobacco, Salt,
EtCr* Etc-.. Etc*
-ALSO, A VERY LARGE SUPPLY OF-
It'li {
-SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO-
and Sale of Cotton' and Wool I
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON.
Consignments Solicited!
yp
friends; also a comfortable
erybody.
Wagon yard ‘ adjoining the Warehouse, free to all our
~ rtable House (“Cook’s Hotel”) free to ev-
AugmtlS—CL •
T. H. Johnston, Proprietor.
■VYV* r *
Pugs to reucW. jhe tender of
rices to the Merchants
of South-West
M Sale of toll
Made a Specialtv.
't-YSJMI’ •! f- .
BAGGING AND TIES
Constantly on-hand.
MBURftT. CASH ADVANCES
. 0n‘ Cotton, in Store.
Thankful- for past favors and
solicits a continuance of-the
same. '
July 30lh—till la! Jan, 75.
18MMymeM8?4
L. B. & 11. E. WEI4|H,
WHOLESALE
D RU G GIS n
gkeiq:r,gkii-A-. .
Offer .Inducements to ^Dealers and Consumers of
BEHGS MB MEDIfMES,
DRUG GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, fte.
'. • V. .T 'T ?
OIJR STOCK IS VJ3RY LARGE AND COMPLETE
bought from first hands, and fof CASH V Give ne the opportunity^*) duplieatayour bills,
V: -ji<^aM^F' whore thsy wore bought, and you’will flndthaj we know the bottom figure ,
ENQUIRE THE PRICE OF
Snuff Parlor Matches, Toilet and Family Soaps
OXaD TOM GIN,
Schiedam Schnapps -Bottle CorkBi Wine and Liquor Labels,
KEROSENE OIL, BITTERS, &c.
Iu fact, all sneh Goods as are usually Jtept in a Jobbing House of our line, and we v
convince you that
WELCH’S CORNER IS THE fLACE TO BUY!
SIMS-RUST
“ BROOF
... iwofhl»profcwiwj, tothectUMsof
•-- 1 ‘
Respectfully
riot!* bra—•
Albany and i
Ington rtrvef,
Major (oeperts rwddwicr. . U « fl
DR. JERNTTTGS
Dr.'Henj. M. Cromwell
Otllrr over Welcb-.HriiR atom.
DR. P. W. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST.
Residence—Albany^ Georgia?
A*?’ ““MM « Dou*b*rty,
TV Lee. Baker, IMIhoon, MCler, n«l oUier MbUnt
cour.Ucv.
Iu Surxka). OpenOVffsbd Prutfcal Dentlrtry sails-
professionalT cardsT
O.J. WKIOHT.
WRIGHT & POPE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ALBAV7, OA
3AM MAYEtfd DRY GOODS
[marK-ty
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
WARREN & HOBBS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
AtBl.1V GA.
tur and faih-ain ooueiks, and ia the United S
Circuit Court, Savannah. Elsewhere Id tb« suit bv
special agreement. L. P. D. VTAK’.tES, 3
RICH, nmau
Albany, Oa, January 8,1074. tyT
LAW 'NOTICE.
W'uSKiSg?.
ud CALnoUN,
WM. B. SMITH.
*-**.«•» wm.., tTO X«s.
LYON & DAVIS-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CAMILLA. OA.
Will practice in all the Coarts, nnu attend
diligently to all badness entrusted totbeir
care.
Nov 12, 1874—ty
SOUTH GEORGIA WINES
J>URE JL1CE FEOM ORAPES GROWS*/AT MY
“Pikkt Woods Vixetabd,” can be foond for sals
in Albany at Meaan. J. B. Heundorfjf’a, Walker A
Vcntulett’s, Kemp A Mock**, and Joseph Demom’s
also at my Cellar.
JOHN STARK,
jnne25-tf ThowtMvtfli. Ga.
HEADQUARTERS!
Office at Arlington, Geo«
The undersigned respectfully.aonownees (hat hs ia
Agent for the “Nall City Fire Inaaraaee Company,” of
Wheeling, W. Va.; London A Laocashlrs Hn Iover-
ance Company; Firs Incrasce Company,
and Life Axsoclatioa of America Llfs Ihsaraac# Coa-
Pany,,.
aug27- TOM NANCE.
Photograph Pavilion
J . I. STEPHENS respectfully informs the ladies
• and gentlemen of Albany and vlctnity, that bs b
prepared to furnteh flrst-ctase- PICTUBES at his Pavil
ion, on Broad Street, adjoining Dr. Young’s Drug
*'■’ jsd will to pleased
•ktk'Mt
Standard of Exoellenoe
TnROUGBOUT THE WORLD.
OVER SOO OOO SOLD- t
100,004 MORE THAN ANY OFAXV OTHER KIND.
The New Wheeler & Wilsoti
.. Bneuvna n mt: 1 i-v ’• !*■ |
Tbs Bmnr Awards at tha Vrmtj
Tbs. Gold MjeoaL of The IUrtlavd
Fata.
The Four Hmbxst Pauama. (iudndlng two msd-i
sis,) at Gcomota State Pant
Hast of All' 1
The Wheeler ATWl
of Ladies who have
Phsiietaiu osrtlfir that it la’
SEWING MACHINE FIT FOR Fj
U J. UCILXAKTIN. | JOHN VLANNEX1.
| L. J. Guitmartin & Co.,
COTTON FACTORS
—AND—
Commission Merchnniti,
Kelly’s Blook, Bay ?l,, Savannah, <Ja.[
Agi’s fer Brailej’d PUo.pIiatt,
Jewell’s Mill Yarns & Domestics,&o. |
B^ging and Iron Has lor mis at IswssS ■
ket rates.
ipt atteutlon g : ven to aR boric ess
Uhsial Cash Advances i
i Consign-Ii
«tlC8S
FOB FAMILY USE. lial
no* fotlgns Invalids, ifo
ndslttosU who sew.
ECONOMICAL BE
CAUSE, fHE MOST DURABLE.
Our aew sod popular No. 6 Machine adapted- for*
Leather werk and general Mannfoctaring purposes t»,
ow used br the leading tailoring establishments and;
mo factories.
Send for our circulars. Machines sold __
-jms.orttdnthly payinenis taken: Old machines put
in order or received in exchange.
WHEELER A WILSON MFG CO.’S OFFICB8:J
W. B. CLEVES,
TO THE PLANTERS
;S?S GEORGIA.-
apilUKflm "
nshoGa.
We are mamlflieturiBg and euodesafol)y competing with the outside World in the sale of
Household Preparations and Family Medicines
8 U <1,11 AS
I’lantnljon Liniment, King of Pain, . To. T’odophilKn or Liver Pills.
’ O. K Vcruiftige, Uryant-lH Dysonlory Aural Balm Liniment,
Abbott’s Condition Powders, Mixture, Cilruio of Mugnuhia,
Scidlitz Powders, Cook & Co’s Welch’s Sewing
Fragrant Dentolino for the toetl). Cathartic Pills, Maohine Oil,
Extracts of Letnot! and Vanilla, Dixie Bouquette, DeOrsay and
fresh from the fruit, Welch Cologne
All of which have a better Local reputation than any other Goods of the same cta?s.
or quote ptiees." tf you are a dealer,
SIMMONS’
Hepatic Compound or Liver Cure,
Manufabtnrers and Proprietors, E. L. KING$
SONS, Columbia, S. C.
prlgin of “Simmons’ Hepat’o Com >
poudn.” WritienbyDr. C.A. Simmons
T HP. originator of this celebrated Compound U a
'son ef Dr. a. Q. BimMon-. and was for many
venn r ngagnl Iu the maaufoctur* and sals of his ft-
ttier’s ol.t apectalt.v, (Simmons' Uvcr Medicine dr
ttegulator,) and while In the huaiQMW found so many
failures to give relief, or at treat anything like perma
nent relief in cases ot Indigestion, and Ita frequent
evil cfTK-tR produced by severs purgation, that ho Raw
ihenreesdtty for a mors reliable remedy, and so set
i,bo.it the task. Having mads a specialty from hto
very boyhood of the (tqdyof thu Liverard itsfonc-
iIona, ilia stfocta produced «-- **■* — 4 — • -
proper performance of it* ai
t augement of the whets orga „ ,
part t“ do tta winds doty, and undemanding tbqac
tion of nirtliclnea, ho .WM wtfatkd of.hia ability.to
raeeeed; but Whin t l"re Rtknowlcagc that it proved a
greeter task to Rati-fr himself to making a medicine
to do all that ho -v tahed It to do thin he at first an
ticipated.
But to offering to the afflicted, ho feels a secret
pleuaurelu helievtug that tt wilt allbid a greater relief
iu dlM-aaes of the I.lvcr than any preparation with
wlii'dihc In ai-piatuted, either aa a specialty orac-
knowHdgvd »>y the m.-dlcal fraternity. He has had it
t<<atmi by » nmulier of physlciana in ths treatment of.
diseases which originated iu a disordered stale of the
asms a
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, than any one
preioratlou known In th* land.
It is not necessary to make assertions to strangers
who know nothing of the veracity of the person mak
ing this assertions^ Sot It is taken for greaSad in these
evil day* that the vendor of any article 1
tale to assert mp/thint that will sell h
bring him fortune, .whether It be _tnUh or folwhopd
SfJsnaswar-ttAsaft
Macon. Ga, March lUWfi.
* FTER an experience or a quarter of a cqnthry, wa
JTx. again tender oar scrvtree to oar planting rrienda
aa Factors aad Csmnriewou Merchants, and yMghour
ter of a Grange, and ws guarantee yenjmsketn every
department of our business. Your Cotton shall be
weighed on ths Lari, sold by thephanfa, and nettled foe
on the st/vare. Since the war w* har* assisted the
fanner* orOeorgfo more than any ether house In tb*
Bute, and now, in consequence ol the stringency of
th* times, and wishing to aid them la their oommen-
dafale efonta to ooonomlae and ^ave, wa have veffiaced
our rides to.
ftA t’ftil* per Rlonth hlor.'gr.
1 1-4 pur ccni.lurflelliug.
All badness Intrusted to us shall receive prompt
HARDEMAN ft SPARKS.
' Oct 8-2 m.
Letter from Lake City, Florida :
La**Citt.Fia,Jan. 1,187*. j
Dr.Edw.Smith: Don Sir-Bend me 1
ties of your Liver Tonic by Express. I
— ea for 8 year* and spent a great 4
y for medicines; but I find more l
IVocn your Liver Tonic than eny thing I
ever used. 1 will take pleasure In giving roJ
Truly. 4% f
DcVAT.Ssi.rH. I
From Dr. J. 15. Hues. Noluulgt, Ala I
Dr. Edw, Smith: Dcwr Sir—A short times
since I received 2 doxen bottles of your Liv«|
Tonic, for which I enclose amount duo.—
Tlease send iuc U groe* at your esrllckt con
venience. I believe yoa- I.lver Touic thefl
* Liver medicine compounded T
Truly, Ac., J. C Hear.
itir* REMEMBER, it is no trouble to shot
please compare prices before yon purchase
OW; goods, t
elsewhere in the State or out pf it.
L. E. & H. E. .WELCH,
r»ru«t;ists.AI,BANY. Ga
From Hon, J. 8. Bigby, ex-member oil
Congress.
“I have n«ol Dr. Edw. Smith'd liver Tonicl
in my family, with the most favorable re
suits. J. S. Biobt."
From Col. Tibbs, Kingston, Ga.
Dr. Edw. Smith: Dear Sir—'Yoi
dgiviMMotireMatiafoCtlon hero. I bava i
eredfor more than ten yean with tor
Jver and tonrilpated bowela, and find I
relief from your Liver Tonic than a
have ever used. Yours, truly,
D. A
In addition to the above, w* v
ir IJver Toni
Rev. I
E. Dent, and other.'.
49* Liberal terms given to Dealers. .
■old can be returned any time andmoi
haded with 10 pet cent. Interest per a
•fcttfta at» per bottle, her a. Io Ly aU D
si* . l’.ciarefl by
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