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Newspaper Page TextI PROFESSIONAL. CARDS LAWYERS. jxntm r. YiKcnrr STYLES & VINCENT, UlttMyi ail I'outiM'lors at Law, CANTON, CbrraAn- i.unlv, CBOKIi IA llTlLLpndkt In ihf Superior Courts of the Blue Vj RUit Clmatt, abd *»l Harlow, Gordon and *lj taall the court* of a'beiokee county; in tht Court of Georgia Land cases and c LntnalLvr made specialties. and all Imaineaa hy icai. ur at offloe, wffl to promptly attended to apT?:-tt ▼ASON & ALFRIEND, Attorneys at Law. OFFICE 1 OFFICE O. A. VASO.V. E.B.&LT&XBXD, Albany, Georgia Leesburg, Ga % WESTON & EVANS. ! Devoted to the Interests of Albany and Southwest Georgia. i $2.00 Per Annum VOLUME 12. A Ji It A N Y. (3 E () It (3 I A , T H IT It S I) A V, J IT N E (5. 1878. NUMBER 23 Letter front Dawson C B- tborn. W. *1 Jonas. WOOTEiT St JOSES, attorneys at law, ALBANY.GEORGIA LAW XOTICK u*rTif«'Y i* We tender our 14 irUodsead th* » Jari. 1-Krr.K J.STROKES. WM. E. NMITI1. _____ DOCTORS. _ J. T. HOLMES. WMPrMOttx Drs. Holmes & DeMoss, SEltTISTS. ALBANY. - - . GF.OKGL 1 flpoiiwd laa»catarc over iw t«.e. llaahiiut «»t 5. lR7a-i> 'Hr. w. w. bacon Offers hia service* to t«» the r.tiarn* of Albany and snrruaadlaa counirv. Otfia'v in Wi]li:i,chsM's 1-iiili- iaf. nor My W. A, STROTHER, ll. D. I ^ALBANY. UEORUIA. Office over Gilbert’s Mi St* 3. All order* left at the Dnv -i-iv will rv*. > prompt J3r. E. W. AGFRIEiVD, iSlvU'IH'I.: Y : - - M* «er»i !i’v» IV riaoa besache? ol tu she« .-n »f Albany and surround in ^ country. infix* it Gil Mtt*e Drag Stort. Dr. P. h. HILSMAK. RraideiH-e ..*i Piur jUrect, Ue»r :hc Baptist Church. i*urin K - wdiy fitiiu ofitt', mte *y should iw .1 at the Hriw s»..r^. t HOTELS . _ feEOARD BARNES HOUSE, $20 Per Month. BOLEN HOUSE, (FORMERLY TOWNS HOL>K,, BROAD STREET, ALBANY, GfcOLGlA f VTHEBogen House it now rrs.lv for the r.N -j.tioc X of gueeta. The name 1* a v.ffi.Tr-nt ^aaiAntee hat the bouse will be kept >n hnst-class style. Mttly . HOiiEN. Propnetoi McAFEE HOUSE, Smithville- Geox-sria Opposite E. P. Depot HI H. VIcAFEE, Proprietor. 1 Meals 50 cents BARLOW HOUSE. ■* JI AMEBICCJS. OA. 1 1b tba Center of basinets—Oppo» •ite the Coart House. Board Per Day $2 00 B.r. COLLINS. Propria! r. J^|jll{iyll»n paid u> Ce wants of all guw °*a! *“ t hotels to tbo State , Power in a Nutshell! * PAIN ALLEVIATOR THOMAS’ A POWERFUL External Remedy Heads* he. Uej iA. I ffM, WV»k»t Pain* in the l> f'-ia* 1x1 ll. and >wle, Swotting? „t j*tiifn.-~i Joint 1 jfrl Mm!*, Bruise*, fw .»f Hearts. and ail .\« he. regard to u%no- A* *u VfTEJtXAL EE. I/ / b 1 f>tr Iain- In fb* • ■. i r^ruj. WMtFJTION.w-Bur. i, With the hand. When t •Mf-assading. or vr.y ; rate a pie. e of flv lb ,; «•- SlaT'HC a' <i miki on Mi panr^-v* tu 2»> rlr.^e -:in»tr. -ajh . :l.e Al.U. It o,c-*wjrr (111 pr*j0ir~1 f<tr W« by OEO. S. TH3JEAS, 'AdvaH saVaviy BRICK WORK Bnd PLASTERING IMfcrcm Fornix ami NHlr-. tyrm. r. s. bukwin >&■ <■ >„■ «-»,. lu tewof Altaity and Kcwnbwe,r *,< t, WM work and plaaieriag line. U. l- r BBftbiagaod eterythiugin tl.i. t.u-lo* ■ MMli! > -WHOI.Ks.\[.i; : m i: n.i irKT.MI. Sale and livery Siable Leesburg and Lee County Me lange. WHAl ONi: OF OUR TIRHEII. FH1FSI»$| ihixk or rs. tYe miss the genial countenance | of our whilom citizen. A. B. Cowart, good "F I aihj, fto ckoi* pbospd ts J who left us several tlavs ago for the I-one Star State. He is doing busi- - COURT WEFK-—KlDI'HXi AX1» HOY LF. A Xl> WOOTFX Dawson, May 291 h. I Si 8. Xcu's-*-• As your laluahle anti excellent join ual i> re.nl hy many of the gooil people of our town anti county, I dare >:»y a here now :m«i then may not he out of place hi your eoluuius. Imleetl. I reall\ think you *hottl<l atlonl me -Uaee in y our line* of nonpareil or brevier, to tell the clever people «*f ness in the island city, ami reports being well pleased, which follows as a natural consequence, for Ualvestou is one of the most pleasant cities in the whole Union to live* in. His steadiness ami husiners qualifications will emlcar him to his employers ami ! make his services sought after, j —The “heated term*’ has fairly set | in. ami if this weather don’t boil tlown a cohl. %ve ihittk it nselr u st tic* Albany ami Dougherty county what j j r y \nx Vontiea. t'ituTouetlianicttm. good opinion- we have ot them a!!. »«,r any other rum. Right now we ng the I*air 1 are >o hot, hotter, hottest—hotter I than a Hottentot, ami can't get oil* a i ihe recciii j respectable sneeze, though the world have been , i< ili*tressingly healthy we wouhl specially last work. Well, s'll's. I hr praises « Spring Uair in your city upon c\cry hotly > 1 ij(lor we wen* j | N . «|«»iug violence to the medical pr«»- all there . ami thf*general ami uuan- j ie*.*ion to tell **wliat we know about iiuoiis vertliet is that it was truly ji ^olils" :itnl what will lwil llieniilown. most magnificent un«l assured .uccr** j Selah! For myself I must he allowed to *ay that in point of excellence it far sin- passed tny most sanguine expectations and l certainly had “great expecta tions.'' It is surely a cause of initeii •ongnitulation to our section of the state to know that siieh a \arietl and inagnitieen! display ofiuir liorti.ul- lural and agricultural products was ole. Our people are heartily en- led in the future ami permanent cress of the Fail* Association, a* we know that The benefits and great ad- antages t.. he derived therefrom be long not alone to Albany and Dough- Oimty. hilt they are the com mon heritage of Southwest (ieorgia. . our recent exiiil>itioii. our tow n ami county eoutrihtifcd their full qiii*ta of w*di-wis)irs and visitors. tl ol* whom become competitors for premiums, and I believe in nearly t instance fortune favored ami s* . row lied their etlbrts. We <:iv to \ .*u and the Directors of the Soutiiwe**t i.eorgia Industrial A**o- ti. to eontiuite in your laudable •Velope the resources of of the grand «dd common I to encourage a happ illation among our fann- all other I I can a ■Oorts !. Mi l! « •r* ami gardner*. »ratieh»*s ot industry lire y oil that Daw's oiiniv w ill heartily • nir plans and purpi • t last week is to be lex, and earnest .. •n and Terrell o-operate in alt If the Kaii- takeu as an in what inuv he done in future, then the :er- of the Aa£ociatio permanent is a fixe-; I heiieve that the-.e District and County* Fairs will have a most ialu tarv cih -.t upon thi -ection of the State. The attention of immigrants and the country at large is attracted to n% in this way, and actual eviden ces of what we can do and produce "here are thus furnished However, 1 shall not sav more on this subject at present Our county has bright prospect* in the near future, and the o -’looki propitious foi better times ahead.- The crops are in t very promisin condition, a.id the granaiie. will, w tru-t. he bo. ntifullv ladeii* with >nn«lszit li.irvr .r . Our town ha • been all aglou* with animati.'m th) ys the >tip»*iir.rl ohm i- n*>w i . ion. .ftidc • Kiddo. . and it w iH he diffn :th!e pht h\ th. 1 :»tur» fh [‘all. I le •rtiix d th -.i ddoo . wh* . 15. H'oot - '•ng:ia«d in Ml d friends :md for- w otijil delight- tv ;t!. .1 -e:it ill lh< ill A - -fluid v. II. of earnest support - t.» ri-pire to ('oil will • out intie dill* •••-k. and w** w onli Mevi-r*. Editor-. «.- over, ean’l you : ind dis|i<iir|i llie-i \l. Id i •J. D. V. st— I Won bed for a wee I ! man who w a I in Indiatiop'di • d the following im d i». 'i\f. -foil j —Harvest time is upon us; the weather is propitous. the grain is put ting on the gold, the scythe is plying and the sturdy harvester's merry song is heard echoing through the stately pines. Some complaint of rust and smut in oats; rust ill wheal. The ry e crop is good. All these crops now require immediate atten tion. The tall waving corn, when kissed by gentle zephyrs, extends its grateful thanks to the husbandman for kind favors, and promises a liber al remuneration. King Cotton has not yet put on its beautiful looks, though the weed looks healthy and all are busy in driving it to a “stand." hut this crop i> subject to so many reverses, we dc*ist from braggardism. for we might be accused of telling your rentiers what Washington conhl ,tot ti ll, so we do not wish to excel the illustrious in speaking of so small a thing as a cotton stalk. — Angling for the festive bream and stump-knocker is a raging feature with those who cannot find more pleasant employ incut. Bobbing for front w ith a silver fi—li or live min now will do for those who can don the patience ol .Ioh. Init tor Its WC de cline tin* idea of waiting longer than half a day for a “strike." Tiu Fair. As a goodly number of the citizens «•!' J.ee visited your Fair, it may not be unimportant to your many readers to tell them how well they were pleased. From the gfeat number we met upon ihe ground-, ai d ih. i ^ that we have since seen, we have not heard a dissenting voice as to the success of the first efforts of your Associotion ; but, on the contra ry, the sentiment is universal in ac cording all praise to the management in working up the stupendous elite> * prise to the gigantic proportions it at tained in the small space of time al- ioteil for the work, and further im provement in the way of nhades and ornaments is a desideratum which we are satisfied the management will look to and give prompt attention.— The weather was uiuisnallv sultry and du ty, which prevented many (particularly the ladies) from \v it - ne.vin .* the race-, the tournament and other display« remote from shade.- But l « your correspondent he evei • » * in. iin-i. it would require to » much - pace in your journal to itemize in detail. The :igrii-nltiir:ll department v. :t- profuse w ith every order of farm to,*i :■ nd improved machinery, and. nllhoUL’h th** -cr-on was rather early |br farm prodm-t*. we noticed di- play- in thi-department fully lip to more >outl.ern latitude-*. The horti cultural di-play- gave ample evidence of th.* producing rapacity of this por tion of our Stale. Tin* llorists lent beauty to the occasion by decking tlie upper room- with rare collection* of hcautifttl pot tlowcr*. which gave ev idence that thi-department hail many eonte*-t.i!»!>. The art gallery had many excellent -peciinen* 'of (ieor gia'- craft and -kill. The display of dry good**, notions, millinery and fancy goods were ino-t excellently arranged and planned for view. In fad and in -horl. and Ia**t though not ica-t. the net-work, hand-work, craft, -kill and art of everything on exhibit by the ladie- (liod hie— them) pre- -.*uii*d -m b a dazzling array of beau- tv and elegance that we toss our fee ble j on a-idc. “throw up Ihe sponge." and acknow ledge onr inability to do tlicm ju-tiee. with tIm* hope that they w ill accept tin* will for the deed, and hereby elo-e our note*, upon the Fair. * lii**h I In- ALBAXY. «A. » ITEH ** l«* «• *uy •n»l acY’DiiiKAsii' ! JYfMM Mdil*. nr,, \\ il IIM> l IIUI i it'll I If u* h a - v on are hi Id. vv«*. tin* uiider- IOW •'••II tilled from .»■oi-Jd. in the world I'Hitv jail, do mod • fitly petition Yom ii: mil 11i t:t I ion • >i* t he i :;«*•.■. -pi i ••im r and ernle*. : and HI »•• remind f.ord, when Im merciful, and fm feeling- o • •■ and • harity. that that Mr. Drn hv n* all for hiV I , rnui lit (no Ixi letter pr .-j v t'o*no\ Ciroe.— A Bombay dated April S, .-peaking of Ihe •‘live .-apply of cotton, ft— “We fear that business here * in .ii h over for the season, as there - little cotton to conn* to our market ow. Broach ami Kiiigiinghant are ycr, and Domra is -liovving signs f hi-iag exhau-ted. while Dhollera i ill bean cxreptionlly -mall crop, nc-|oiirth #»f the average yield being ou tic- popular estimate. Uonipla ml Dltarwar will not arrive till icarlv the iiion-oon, and the total learn**- for the first six inonllis of tin- possibly equal last ii id lor Ir ampli Notioo to Merohaut:;. T»IDH WILL BE KEt'KlVKlt rXTII. 2SFSI • J-F tklf and e»rh m>>nlli th<-r»-*lu r, tor Hi" tu. UkfflZ of Frotto !»••• Jrtuf* r. 1 ,r thf s,< ■MSW MCC^ttllOlC. Bert U, IU« U I, MUniD -r. VM\u\*Xm mti \.j rtf to torntr rounu in m»i« •»«*< - tt a uoli.il::. mal from 1 • In d n drink aid one man can lake a horse iter, hut one hundred cannot him drink. Men are different : one man ran taken him tin* l»ar and make them c»l a In* please-. THE MAGNITUDE OF ITSSUU- CE8S. STIM. MOKK FROM Tilt l*KF> ALBANY—TtlE FAIR—TIIF. CROWD, ETC. Albany, May 22—Editors Momimj News; County and district fairs are multiplying all over the State. They inftise ail enterprising spirit and awaken an interest in agricultural matters in the immediate vicinity - Like everything else In the first fiimh o#Pxis.enre, there is wonderful life manifest, hut as the enterprise hi- comes more settled in character the fervor of youth passe* away and things are conducted more soberly. Albany isin its most attractive dress now,and her enterprising citizens an* all aglow with excitement over their first fair. As If should he, every in dividual feels a personal interest in its success. There alw avs has been a good deal of “gn-nhendativeness** in this city, ami her commerce* 1 Iran-ac tions have been on a larger scale than any other town in Southwestern (Ieor gia. Having two outlets to the sea. she is favored with lower freights than any other point, wliieh gives her merchants a great advantage over competing towns. The fair, tinder the auspices of tin* Southwest (ieorgia Industrial Asso ciation, is a grand success. 11 is tin ir first effort, and the season as well a** fortune has smiled upon them and their success is very gratifying. The grounds are eligibly located, and for the time allotted lire elegantly im proved. The race track is in splen did condition. The main hall is a su perb building, and when once finish* d will compare favorable with the im provements on any fairground*. The drive beside the river is lovely, ami especially attractive to young people for evening exercise, either w alkim* or driving. Ami the whole ground- arc susceptible of the highest cullur and improvement. The crowd commenced gathering early, and during the day over t we:: ty-ouc hundred persons had pas-« d tile gate. Ill the morning the Albany Guards, thirty-five in mi hi her. under command of Uapl. K. L. Wight, om* of the best drilled officers in the Slat.*, luarelied to the depot to receive th>* Early County Guards, from Blake!\ The boys made a tine appearance ami will be bard to distance in the eon test to-day. An address of welcome was delivered by Lieut. J. W. Wat ters. of the Albany company, to th. Early Comity Guards. The train from Thomasvillc. crowd ed to suffocation almost, arrived i - swell the crowd, and twenty minute- later the regular train from Savannah came in with another large multitude of pleasure seekers. At 2 o'clock p in. the Macon train arrived, bringing large additions to the moving ma- - that now crowded the halls. Tie* Macon Guards, twenty-live in mini her, under command of Captain Ma son, arrived hy the same train, ami were met at the depot by the Album and Early County Guards. Lott War ren made an elegant speech, w elcom iug the boys to the lio.-pitalitic' of tin* city, as well as to their homes and hearts, and to the sharp contest t«» day*. At 2 o'clock thi- morning tin* Baldw in Blues arrived ou the excur sion train from Macon, twenty-one in number, under command of Captain Herty, well known in Middle Geor gia. They' came to enter the content, and the boys will have to step livch if Millcdgeville doe- not carry off tl.< laurels. There are quite a number ot art* clea ou exhibition that do not coin.* under the department of horticulture, although some of them indirectly Re connected with it. Among them :n. two “fruit dryers,” exhibited by on: wide-awake friend. S. T. .lenkiti*., of the Southern Enterprise, of Atlaiim The first is the “Granger Dryer.* made entirely out of tin. and i- easily managed bv being placed over Hi** stove and tilled with water. It i- within the reach of every one. m-tim only $d.oO. The difference in tin* -ah of the fruit in one year wouhl pur chase a ha If dozen. The other \< tie* celebrated “Americaii Fruit Dryer.' costing from $10 to $I.VL Mr. Jolui M. I 'n11ill*. of Albany, ex hibit«< a new rollon lie. w iiirli lia- ju-*t been patented. May 11th, lsTs. :i - the Georgia tie. and claim* -upenori tv over tin* Arrow tie in several par ticulars. lie also exhibit- a curiosity in the shape of a cotton picker. It i - simply a pair of common buck-kin gloves, with wire hooks inserted in each linger ami thumb, lie claims that a hand w ill pick twice tl’.eaiuouii; that is usually picked in tin* ordinal) way. The vegetable di-play excel- any thing of the kind Unit 1 have ever seen, and 1 doubt if it. will ever be surpassed ill this section again. Tin* largc-l heel was raised by L. E. Welch, the President of tin* Association, weighing ten ami a half pounds.— There were several other.- weighing nine and ten pounds. Out* friend !Yr- ham, of the tjmtuian Free Press, took the premium on the best lot of cab bage, three in iiiiinbei*, weighing each twenty pounds. Mark Smith had rust-proof oat- seven feet in height, and there were some of the tiuc.-l specimen- of w leal ever raised on exhibition here. The foolish delii.-ion that cereals cannot he raised in this section is entirely dissipated. The truth is, we can rai-c everything that is needed hy a little patience and work. There \v:».- a di-- play of lioiiie-tnade bacon on iIn- ground yesterday that would have none credit to Teime^-ec or Ken tucky. 'The ladies of Albany, alway- noted Ibr every good word and work, look possession of the dining department and run il in the benevolent in!erc-i of the town. They divide the net prof its between the variou- clmrchc- of the city. Yesterday they look in about four hundred dollars. 'There were two race*, on yc.-terday, which have been reported. Tin* boat rare was .somew hat frii-lraicd by om* of the boat- breaking her rudder, leaving the victory to Annie Loni>c an easy matter. This closed the day*- festivities. Jack I'i.am:. ANOTHER LETTER FROM .1 V K-|*|.A X I <1 Oill Ihrr hall oh ! .**- lb to : J.-lid. th 0. the I < At.raw. May 22, ISIS Editor Momimj .Yen's : 'The se»*o day of the Fair opened with an ereiise of numbers. From those w arc more apt at gues-iug than myself, for that is not my forte, I learn that tin crowd exceeded'that of ye-terday hy five hundred. 'The prograninu* *»l the day being more attractive, it wsi- quite an imJiiceinent to many, not withstiindiiig the excessive hot weath- Tht* display in the ladie-* depart- ment very fine. Also in the fine art department were paintings that would have done credit to professional art ists. Mis- Dosia Davis had nil excel lent collect ion, exhibiting much nat ural genius as well as taste and skill in execution. Mrs. Silencer, a lady of maturcr years and larger experi ence, had the Iargc»t collection as well as the most finished piece of work in lln* department. “Sun on Lake George” would rank among the first works in most any of the art galleries in the larger cities. There were oth er individual pictures of rare beauty. There was om* peculiarly attractive to ('mint Gorman. It was executed by a little girl of nine years of age.— It. was a loving swain standing under the window of his sweetheart* Site look- out of the w indow compassion ately. while he lifts up his voice in melancholy tones. “Collie into the garden Maud, come away." If the Count h.nl been on that committee, somebody would have lost a premi um. lb* may yet get possession of il, and carry il with him on his transat lantic trip. There were several magnificent dis plays from the merchants. Messrs Welch & Mitchell had ail elegant col lection of diamonds, jewelry and sil ver-ware. as well as of gold pens and chronios. In the same corner was Mes-r-. I . E. & II. K. Welch*’ display of perfumes ami drugs. Just oppo-itc was Hu* magnificent display made hy Messrs. S. Mayer & Glauber of the goods of the Eagle A’ Pluenix manufactory :«t Columbus.— Sonic of the articles wen* superb in texture and lini-h. Mrs. Goliu-ky*- elegant show case of Millinery good- was tin* stopping point for all Lillies, and elicited all manner of expression- of delight. “It is perlcctlv lovely !“ “t >I>! how beau tiful !" and similar expressions wen* coiMuntlv greeting the ear. In tin* Lome manufacturing depart mem there w ere several pairs of har ness made by Mr. K. B. Folsorn. whit'ii attracted a good deal of atten tion ; and then, near by. was a com plete -ct of tools manufactured in At iiv by Joe Gilmer. Mr. J. K. King took the premium itron melons, lie had a cantaloupe that was ripe ami of large size. This fruit, he claimed, could he ripened three weeks earlier in this .section. 'There was considerable competition in tin* \cgctabb* line, and taken as a whole, it w as the finest di-plav ever seen in Southwest Georgia. The award wa- made for the best collec tion to L. E. Welch, Esq., president of the A-sociatioii. lli- good lady also took tin* premium for the best tloial disjday. Mr. Mark Cassel, of Quitman, had ■ •ii exhibition :i bird cage of scroll sawing, of ih«* most intricate pattern. trid w hich elicited much commenda tion. The ladie- made quite a success of their dinning room. Over seven hun dred persons dined with them to-day. and with iIt * amount realized on yes terday they will have quite a respect able stun to divide out between the various churches of tin* city. The grand occasion of the day was tiie military contest between the Baldwin Blues, tin* Macon Guards and Albany* Oiuirds. They all drill ed h.iml 'finely, hut it was soon dis covered that the real contest was be tween the Albany company and the Blue-, i he rules, how ever, confined them to i he inaiueuvres made hy each, and w Idle tin* Blues made all the hum. . in rpion's tactics the Guards performed w'hat they did so perfect ly that by :hc rules ihey were award ed the premium of $20o. The weath er w:i< intensely hot, and during the drill a member of the Albany Gnnrd- wa * pro-trated by tin* heat. Tin* race- w ere not quite up to ex pectation. but for a new track the hor.-r- made very good tint**. The sccimd boat race u :i-.*i little more an imated. but the “Annie Louise** won by con-idcrabb* distance. The main building on tin* grounds i- ino-t conveniently arranged for the purpo-cs designed. Tin* race track when complete, will equal any in the South. The view on tin* river is beau tiful. and the drive along tin* batiks is • me of tin* most attractive. The en tire ^rounds, when completed, will niv -rni ad vantages above any other in tin* Stale. It i- tin- design and the ties ire of tlic A—‘ociaiiou to make the fail's held In-re not local, but embracing all of Soiiihw e-tern Georgia. Albany is the pivot on which all this country rests commercially. The advantages are: a central position, three railroads to tin* seaboard, and in pari of the year the river is navigable to the Gulf of Mexico. Albany has a larger popu lation Ilian any other town in this see- lion. With these advantages in her favor. 'In* prc-onls a strong argument lor tie* concent ration desired. There arc a number of counties lying con tiguous to Albany that can adopt this .-rheme at once, and thus strengthen the director-at Albany. Thi-plan is in the hands of the able President and his co-worker-, who will in due time pre-cut it for consideration. 'flu* entire occasion Iris been one of entertainment ami profit. Everybody seemed to be pleased, and e.-peciallv tin* citi/.cn-nf Albany. There success wa-greater than they themselves ex pected. They will make great prep arations for their fall Fair. Mr. Welch i-the man for the head of such an in- -! it il I i< »ii. and they propo-e keeping him there. I le i- a man of intelligence and i m bun ‘liable energy, and Im - done tu ii • 11 t«» diversify the crops and de velop tin* agricultural rc-ottrees of !*i immediate section. I am under obligation- to the local pi*C'- Id:* kindness ami courtesies, and am under -pcciul obligations to .le—c W* nf tin* A Ih.'Miv News, for i*- and attention-. J \I'K 1*1.AM pc • • i ••••• i«mil*'nri' ({ulimaii Itt-Rui vr.) IIai:\kn IIoI'sk, / Ai.r.wv. *■ a.. M:iy 22, 1S7S.\ AVL7.ii- li'jtnrfrr: I :i ill veil here on Ii" :il'i.'niiMiii of lln- 2otli, nl’t"r:i lmi(f, In-tv. rmi^niii" riili-on III" l'i"if;lil. •"iiili r. ■! iMlIo r |>I"iis:iiiI. lioAvi'A-or, 1>> Ii" ol* "\i-nil of 111" I'nir m‘\ mil :i ;• "Hi:i 1 i "|ii-"-i.|ii:iI i v«- ol' I In* inill'.lriviT . lli" V"i*il:ilil" "niTi-'.poii- l"ni cl' iImt -l"i-linjr joiirniil. lln* 1/ ‘I'tlrii.i \ i ll's. ",l||"l. I'lllll"* i' ll"- lil . 11 till- iii iii)|Hii't:nil |>"r.soiiiiif". rlninly :i ^l'";ll ;l"(|lllsi- •h's. :i- liis l"lti*rs. "oin- rom I In-nrniiff" •'I-oviih iila. lln- ii"\l ilav li-imi tin! pint! Ix-lt nfSontli lii-nrjfia, nml tin-in-xl irom tin! ^olil lit-iiriiiK rtn-k-. uml lli" red liill» of Xortli (Scorgia, oliaracleriw-d a* they an- l<y a l>"aiili- ful simpliritv, an eli-gauci! of «lyl". i!OinprehviiNivi!ii<!SH of scope, are read and enjoyed by thousand.- of person ai friends tlironoh the entire Stale.— make it. May Sweets shadow nevei A cnsniil elnnee at I lie we neared the pity diselosi of bn.-tliii!. r and netivily, ns it were, a bee-bive. i »rmv le •rounds a- •d a -rene Tscinblint irreat Avere ''I'air- the preparations beiiift made for tin opening next day. At an early hour next <la; ed to the depot to see III" Ir ill from various direction-, well l.nl"ii with living I'reiffbt. Alter I i -1 .iiin to the adilre-s of weleome by a mem ber Of the Albany Guards in hehatf of his company in particular nml the citizens generally, to their miiilary friends of Karlv county. I visited lln- (•rounds, wllieli eeriaiulv many and varied uttraetions. Tin lliain building i-a model; siluatcil on ail elevation, with perfeel vcniilalion. splemlid appniiihneiit-. eoiiimaiidiii'j in :ip|M!aranee, it i- admirably -iiilctl for lli.* purposes for which it ua* in tended. Thai little {'em, the ladie- cottage, and the other structures ar< eommensurnte with tlie general ma .- tiifleenee of the whole a Hair. My friend..!. I). Weston, furnished me a turn-lit. in which I ‘‘look in" tlie river drive, winding in it-serpen tine cour-e along the hank- of the Flint, at every curve disclosing new and varied scenery, with here am! there a shady retreat, a secluded grot to, a natural -priug. wlm-e dear, lim pid waters guslied forth from the limestone rock-. Ill Die military eonle-l (be Macon Guard-, Itnldwiii Blue- au.l Ubany Guard- were Ihe competitor-. Be tween Ihe two latter il was closely drawn, but Ihe manly bearing.the ex cellent carriage, the prompt execution of the commands, and general -kill of the Albany boys, in the opinion of the Judges, as well as the spectators, won for them tlie two hundred dollar prize. The displays were certainly credit able and every department was well represented both as to quantity and quality. Col. Perham': exhibit of garden vegetables was most exten sive and varied. It affords me great pleasure to state that lli- cabbage received the premium—Thomasviiie best being there to the contrary not withstanding. They were noble specimen’s sure enough After con siderable exertion 1 brought togeth er enough “enifles” to pile one abo\ the other, then placing one end of mi immense lever under this huge pile. 1 placed tny whole weight on the nth- . end, wlieii lo! nothing moved. Pre blent Welch "tune to inv rescue, with no better result; and not until May. i Wilder, Jesse Weston. (.Vd- 'lilt an other* assisted wilh their Herculean efforts did the “garden sass” give (\ idenee of an upward movement, t would like so milch lo give tl..- weigh! of those two tnousti-o-iii. . but I regret our inability to find scales graduated so high as o> balance them. I cannot close without giving ex pression to niv admiration for the hospitable, magnanimous and coin-ic ons citizens of the city, for many were the favors showered upon m.. and for wliieh I entertain lasting gratitude. Selfishness has given win to public spirit, and all fogvi-m lia- hocti superseded by an aggressive, ever onward march of progress. wnvr a Mit.i.EiXiKvii.i.t: max -av-. “Spectacles,'' a eorre-pondenl Ihe Millcdgeville I'uinn d- lieeonhv. writes as follows : “To most of the parly this trip wa tt new thing. They were going i» visit almost perfeei strangers: to join with them in friendly contc-t for the tntieli coveted honor of carrying «*fi' Ihe prize. Alldfnotwilhstamling llien- disappointment, all of the part* In't their 'long faces' oil', ami were read* to give three cheer- (and a tiger) iW anything and auybod* along lie route. Albany ba- eslablislicil her rcpula- tion. at thi- her first di-play. Tin exhiliils were nio-tly agriciillura!. rather Ilian meehanienl ora'-thet Some garden product ion- exhibited there would take a prize in Pari-.-- The ladies, as they alway- do. fully sustained themselves ill their di-pl; ■ of home-goods and goinlii*-. Iiai- eye avu- eonsiderahly faseimili'd uilb some of their nice edibles, which we fell very much like ex-porting. Tin visiting crowd was enterlained In horse-racing, a louiiiaincnl. boai-ra- eing and prize drill. This conic-1 ex cited more iulere-t than any of Ho- anillsements. The eomiiauie-enlereil were the Macon Guard-. Baldwin Blues, and Albany Guards, 'nu llities, by arrangements, were P> drill first. At the lap of the <t 1-mu. t 'api. lierly marelied them out and cai-ri.tl them tliroiigb tin- the compaii* drill, with eorreclness and grace. Tin- M a eon Guards drilled next and bi-ougln miii-li applause from tin- croud, laislly. the Albany Guard, conmi.-iiid ed hy t'apt. Wight, entered lb.- grounds and drilled hi- men like ma chiller*. They had cvidcutit prac lieed niiicll for Ibi- occasion. The board ol'.lmlgc- were South (ieorgia ■lien exeepl ( ol. Jewell, of Macon The bo-s-iiniaire was a man by ihe inline of I'b-iniiig. who. from lo Ihoroiigli knowledge of laclo- . deci detl llutt Ihe Blues were a rev iscd edition of Zouaves, on ae.-.omt ol llieir double lime Hlovciiit-nls. atoi lienee lie -‘sat down on lliem.*' S.» lie- gallant Albany Gnarvls bor palui. The Albany Guards itall lo the visiting eoutpani* iiesdav uiglil. This wa- an o.-ca long lo be remembered h\ o-. “tjlieen'* of the gallanl Mr. I‘ “best man" in llie lourtiaincnt le-t. looked ill-I lovelv. Alt of Amerieiis. p. of Alban* .and a I real, were Ijlleeu- llicio clvc. -al ou the tbrone of-one- leilow" leelion-. The boy- all fell at Ii ill ho-pilahlc Albany. Their II. lire lienrlfelt lo the noble Guard *\ ill close a- the nioiilh said In iigar-pltlin. Si-kv l m i ; oil III" w.-.r in. Our space is too limited to give de tails. The fair was all that the mon ey. good management, energy and en- Ihiisiu-m of an intelligent and united eomiiiiinily, coupled with all the ad vantages of n very favorable and ear ly spring and abundant crop,could One ihing that we particularly no ticed was that everything was ao con venient h,- and systematically arrang ed before baud that the genial Preil- deut and ot lu-r officers of the Associa- I ion, instead of being run to death mid oul ol' humor, axis often the case on -io h occasions, had time to form the acquaintance ami look niter the comfort of visitors. Thi* adds much t« the smoothness of such gatherings- Besides, tlie display in the several de- pa riiueiits made by President Welch, himself, and his ’ household would alone have made a very credita ble exhibition. The Southwest Georgia Industrial Association has, by the grand nuccess oi her first Fair, raised expectations as in its future, that some of its friends tear will he hard to meet. We,our- -clvcs. think that Albany will have to keep wide awake, energetic and con- -tautly on Ihe alert to meet in the fu ture the expectations she has raised so high by this first effort, hut hope and pray -he mav prove equal to ail fu- tui-c demands.—Dawson Journal. THE FAIR AT ALBANY. We were prevented by private bn-incss from attending this fair on Tuesday, but arrived there about J* ' lock Wednesday, and found a crowd around tlie gates awaiting ad- otd a still larger crowd iu- mi-sion and a still larger -idc. Fu lling through the crowd w* found ourselves inside the enclosure and close to the main exhibition building. This building is one of the finest of the kind we have ever seen, and is admirably suited for the pur pose for which it was built. Enter ing. *ve found a fine display of vege table- and tVnits, pictures, needle work, merchants' displays, carriage- and buggies, making in all a very handsome show, and reminding us dl the displays usually made at the fall fairs in the State. The race track was the great point of interest for the majority. Here a trotting race was being decided, and shortly afterwards the military drill came off. The Macon Guards, Cant. Mason, Baldwin Blues, Capt R. E. Herty, aud Albany Guards, Capt E. L. Wight, were the contesting com panies. The Early County Guardi- were present, but declined to enter the contest. Owing to the heatof the day, only a twenty minutes’ drill war required, and each company was to perform only such evolutions as they preferred. The drilling was all good, but ii was soon seen that the Baldwin Blues were ahead of the Macon Guards, and the contest was between them ami the Albany Guards. The Judges ileeided that under the rule- the Albany Guards were entitled to the prize and so awarded, though the Blues executed many movements not attempted hy the Guards, and did splendidly, especially in their double lime movements. Horse-racing, trotting and boal- racing served to pass away the bal ance of the day. Tlie only drawback to the fair was the extreme heat. Th* rare track is one of the finest in the State, if not the very best. There are beautiful drives near the river. The a.-eommodations for stock are splen did. ami all tliHt was needed was a little -hade around the main build ing-. The fair was a complete suc re—.— Thomascillt Enterprise. THE COLONELS AT THE FAIR. The Colonels were at the Albany Fait- in -ueli numbers that we thought « e were in the immediate vicinity of another I’ress Association. The Ma con Telegraph had its representative. --U. II. J.." on hand to tell all about Ihe Fair iu a most readable manner. John Gorman, of the Talbotton Reg ister. was there paying attentions to the Fair, (whether spelled fair or fare.) J. rt. Nathans, of the Bruns wick Appeal, was on hand, still look ing fresh from the effects of his so journ among the mountains. S. I 1 . Sweet, of the Morning Mews, was busily engaged getting all the infor mation possible in regard to every thing. l’crliam, of the free Press. was there, showing off his cabbages, and lie carried off a premium, too.— AW know liis wife raised the cabbag es. hut *ve won't tell on Him—let him have tiie credit. J. I). Hoyle, of the Daw-on Journal, was on the grouud looking at thi! fair more than the ar ticles they bail ou exhibition. Pendleton, of the Valdosta Times, like ourselves, went tip to see what w as going mi, and to complete the picture, looming larger than life, with a full grown lead pencil and note book, folio size, wc beheld the indomitable dottcr, K. K. Blocker, who evidently means to write op the whole thing in hook form. The mcm- 8ENERAL DIRECTORY ■ ‘ m fflr DOUGHERTY COUNTS'. Oritoiuy—tt. A. Collier. Olwk and Trrtwnmi -W. I*. Burks. Sheriff-J. W. Majo. Tar OsUtctor and ex-oflklo «i<*rUT—J. Tut Keceirer—1 N. Wiseman. 620 District—3. P*. Salter, J. I*. Dozier, L 2. St*, fcm. MS DbttletWoka M. Cut tiff, C. M. May*, J. c. latbewR. ■. i 10*7 District—E. K. Wilier. R R. Racoa,^. F Ranis. rwrioc* or m ruses. •90 District—A. K. Jenuln**. MO Dbtrirt—Jos. AnMiMR, Jk. P. liner. Jn 1007 DUtrirt—S. I>. Boslir. t conrrv <wn. \ Jodjre—W T Jon*% CITY OF ALBANY. Mayor—W B Wtlirr. OOCKCIUIRX. Nelson Tin. S Majrer, John Jackson, JO - —rm aiu,o »a;t-r, ji mu . T H WUlinffham, N F krrrer. t and Treasurer—Frank Y Kvmh. (Mi Marshal—F G Edwards. Policemen—J W Komn. W 8mtih. CUy Physician—Dr W W Hamn. CDy Attorney—^Wu Oliver. COTJK1L iMNMiTTkRl . Wsya mnd John .ttM tuun, i***atul Mayer JO Mayer, T It WW*****. Nfl«on Till. N F Mercer. Tims il Wiltlcxhitm. Om i-tr* *} sieptiens, John Jsrkson, Cmmttcrt-V F Merr^r, Nr!- MM M 0»JMt TH WMhnthn*.J <: Si-,ih. ic, >?>- 0. MMMt.Ml J a -n-j.l.. I". N, RELIGIOUS. Baptist rnc«m~l« Mr UU*j, Pwnr ber- rtee* erery Sunday, utem.* ss.i r'ahlwih dChoal, 9 a m aaah/mnOas. merttof every Wednesday ermine, 7 (Anri. auiaoowr Ommctt-Rr* 11 K FrlJrr. FUgr. •micea every Oanday, Il a m and 3 >jU.L«th •"hail* 9)4 » ■»- Prayer ecHingv-Venn* urn's Tasaday nights.; KTieral ptayn merting nunttf kHWOfit ('MlflCM—>Rrff T «i Pond. AffWi tfvery Sunday tumijoii ji»1 aitfruooo. Sabt«th School. 9'iaw. - thctOh-Ker T Mgtftryde. Ha»m. (sen ices tr«t nn.1 thud Phttotha In ustmih. Prayer media/ iMUay even inn, : t/dock. Sabtoih School each 3wa»ay sAumm, POSTOFFICE. Post matter—I’ W Arnold. Dsfniv Pottmasut*—1». lu>Un«on. abrivol a an urrmcMt nr uatu. Southsr'estsin or Nonlnra. uLnn al 10 am, sad opens at 8 w m. dally. AtUattc ut wuir or SMtXrn. closfc at S pm. aionaajs, Yumoays, Thursdays. Friday! at9*^0am, Twesoays, Wednesdays, Fri ^ Jtaanrtdi ul Albonj BUlroad, ckn TzaUjt. Ihuabr, ud Suoidsya, uMimwl nu XomUrA WcdsoJoyi amt FiUarasit mm. Warwick. Vienna and mcLetlaatl-i otin, ojicna Frtdaja Cpn, and doles Cetuntaja Sam. matown. Arnold, M—on. fionltrla. op.ni Wtdnu- daja, 6 pm, and c-ioeea Thozadapa. Cam. oeraca men. From 7d* a »to 1n m. Office is open all tfie . lae dining Uamwnltoor^ deUpacT ogmaiL onpaicn iwtuSSmad?** tX ttC Lmftra asl FRATERNAL. AiAurr Lome No **. e a it—•T D Dupoat w M Ml MWoUhla, decrseUry. Meets tint mad third Friday Bights of each rownth. ALBAXY uums, .NulSEZ M.—W B Daniel :5£.tt ScS'Sfi' wo turn Onmannanr. X>nm Tignua- Batcm*,BC. Ad Wstinia. liecunter. Atecund and 4tb Monday nlcfcia in encnmuniA, Axurr oovnczi, No 3, K a n XL—A XWotihtn. rtM. UUtanbcr.Recorder. Moala fintMenda, aleht In each monlii. Micua Loco*, IO B Ht«i Co 1 and 4tA Th.rv *1*7 nlftam la meb montb, at Wetctfa Hall. M L'll- maa, ITeMJint. Richard KoUnwm. suctvtarr MILITARY. duaxr Geaans L Wi^hi. I’.iealn. IJ Brin- FIREMANIC. Chief of tire Department,—T M Carter Asst. Chief Eire Depart:—M I* tforiaiuirrky Xmoxanaaxa K. i- ( sicaiu Eire t'oicmcj—£ L Wight, Foreman. RaondNo.2—\Hand Engine— luac c.4- ored, Foreman. LtooThiim Hook Jk l.AOuim-1- W McTarthf, 0M. •FPICUL IflRKlTOitl. Lt8 COUNTY. Jadge Superior Co^ct, c F Crtp. sotieikff UessnL C inialx*. Court held fourth Meodsy TJ.X Monday in November. Ordinary, J \V Bote*. * I'lrrk, Jaiues Marniu. bheridV LA* Tison. DephheriiT, tames baiter. Tax Collector, Geo C rawards. Tax Receiver, J F UmJ ROAD COMMI^lOXKKS. 917 Dtatrict, T M Booker, A J Miller, E H (Scat- bOMRgh; Ta Dial rut, W £ llUhiaan, ll I. Lua, K J fiana • SX It Edwar.!. \f la IL.ll I V ItaT K J nagan; 976, ti O Edward*. M i> lm*il, J T Ihu- rotr. (1JM and 973 Distracts out cmowu; itMNUor TMK rKAi h. 73S District, RJ Ragau. 973 District, H PawST 976 District, W W Lt rocker. 913 District, W U Raddy. Dblrici, J M D unvo. ROARD OK EDUCATION. ^MS*«kes,W U Rshlr.Gr l^lwarUt, J R Oil- bert, U L Long. COMMISalOSUCtoF KtUiitt AND KKb'tSNrKS W A Maxwell, T F ft*Mrt«rr,«i M B>n*r, W k Sad ler, J H Allen. COCJJTV e’rtCKT. Judge, K J Warren, solinim, i; R Aratairou^. OerR, James Morgan. UlTCi&KLL COUNTY. » J Wright; Solicitor (ka« Judge 8tt|Mrit>r Conn,« . w ©rat W O Fhriniug ; Clerk, John W Pktce; SjUerUT, D B Davis; Unliuary, tlDasher ; ‘lax collector. C M Cochran; Tax eerier, Ja.hu W WUsou . Treasurer, John C turner; Ati«*tney h»r wuuij. Thos. it. Lywu. Jtxmit oii’kix Camilla, 1.173, t-ourth sauirdat tn eieh month; vwntiM, I.tid, a uuim Ojutitwi til r tvtt DIO B U bhaORelCunl. J V; Alt^utaeuoa X Pan«a J !*. BranchvilJe, l,n.k*., Thint Friday iu « aeli month RRFairdoth, J I*; J K. Arline, X faud J &*. Barker's MUI, First Kndav in each month; JohnT Monroe, J P; Held A4abu, .NCatMjK J<mnP*RoiJusoo 4 j? 1 ? ‘* ,wnt4jr lu e * ch JSSSCiT?*- Firsi Saiurdsy in each monih- Uumpond, Third Saturday iu each mouth Greens Jackson, J I*. bciNnf tin., htral preps, jrpesrs. S. It. Wc-tmi, Evans, «l. D. Weston. Mcln- t.»sli. Welch, Min-hell anil Callaway, were mi the grounds doing all iu their power to make things pleasant for llieir brethren of the pencil and scissors. We Imd a good time, and had only one regret—that we could not stay longer w.th them.—Thomas- rille Enterprise. h'nmswieT Appeal: The Spring I-siir of l lie Southwest Georgia InduR- trial Association opened in this cit* i Albany) on yesterday morning, and iu ever* department has proven a grand sitecess. About 2,000 persons were iii attendance yesterday, and to- ilay the number increased to 4,000.— The prize for tlie best drilled mllita- i v .-..uipanv was to-day awarded to the Albany Guards, and rif'ht well did tlie* deserve tlie compliment.— Tlie whole affair closes this evening with a rand military hall.- ( go tn- m..iT.»>v to .itti-ii.l the fair at Thotn asville. J. S. V. publish. *1 THE M.IHX V I- Ml! I ii mil' la-t i-sti" w •- sliorl i-iiiiiiiiuiiii-aliiin from stating that tin- Eair lli.-n in was a i-ompleti. and gloriole Since n-l ii ruing ami i-onv.-r- iiiiiii* ol* our "ilizi-u- win* we find tlml they all « tlie almvi* -bilenieiil. 11 lelideil speak ill tlie liigbe-l i.tih- i.i" Ilie exliibilion ami of llieir tr":itui"ii!. but Ii by the citizens of .lb" phi"" and lln- oHli-er- ol* tin- A—oeialion. i ..iidm-li.i- Lti-nson, who by the way, , a in...i elever and ai-i-oiiiiuodaling .-nib-man, informeil ua that the pas- i-ngi-i-s whom he carried toand from lie Albany l-'air were the most civil nd ** "11 behaved ladies aud geutle- n-n In- liad ever eonducU.-(l, the size r the i-rmvd being considered.— .iirh/ t mini,, .Yews. u it)■ •tided ill. 'I lie farmers are busy bousing their oal crops. ’I'iie yield is generally very lini- mil horse food iu this section promises to lie abundant. The oilier .Tops, lb.nigh too young to foretell results, are promising. Tbe-easous luive l>een well suited to both thecul- t'nminn and growtli of nil farm pn*- tlueis and the result is that crops are iu uniformly good condition.—Thoui- itsrille Enterprise. WORTH COUNTS. Judge Superior Pour*. <1 J Wright; l.eoeral, W o Veming; ordinary, 1 Oua St Lit put ' .»“P©rior C°«n. tttarfc n g Tnm* “ J Foiti ; T«LX Collector. l«h District, W L 1am, Charles UJon and G M Vince ou 13cR District, J J Ross, J E siUnis amt Will Urn 11all. 16th Dutrici, John J Ford. A B Mere® and D Champion. 7th Distrin, B F Bikcz, Isaac Unwaid and J W TnweU. 6th District, 61» Barker, tt R Jenkins and JohuM Kennedy. 6 District. Thos J Young, wiimm Sumner asl J W Overstreet. 2nd District, W K WlUiams, Wm. Uemlerson J A J Rsycralt. jcvncsa or thittcac*. Uth Dbtricl, John B Odom; IMli Disxrkt, JJ Row; t6th District, James D turber, 7th District. Isaac Howard ; 6tn buuict. I. D Barker; 6tu DIs> trlrt, William Sumutr; 2nd Dlstrkt, \V K WIL llama. COU.NTY SCUOOL OOMUt aSIOMSES. R T Font, Wam*n Salver. L D Parker and Wat Hender-.on. BAKER COUNTY. JadM Superior Court, «i J Wright, Solicitor (Joa* enU, W O klaulng . OrJiUAr», J P Broads way - Clerk Superior Coun, t> i* Hudspeth, Treasurer, Lf» Rowetl; Tax«oUwtor. KB Odum ; Tax Ho* reiver, J M «H!um ; sheild. J H Rovreil. tvH'jftu «\>rxv Judge. J O Perry ; >oUrWr, R B Whitehead: Clerk, P 1. Odum. CUl’NtV COMMISSION SMS. J P Broodavay, J I. Bovuiou, G T We i. Superidt Court held hirst Monday m Miy.and First Monday In Notrolvr. I 1* Court- hrld First and TblrtMUiinlay* in each montti. JPshns ok tuk rKA<-K. 97Ut Dtatrict, B T Hu«l peth; «e)Mh District, U T Gallon ay ; svah Dhtml, J l Kailev ; l.SM District, tt K McCollum. CALHOUN COUNTY.* JudffC Superior Cmm.G J Wright; Sol hit or Gen eral, W O Fiemiug; ordinwry amt rvuih'lo Trte>- urer, B C .Mitchell: Ordinary* Court, !M Monday u J W Colley, Sherid aiHt ex^dti; i.. *j»x <\dlector; V B Colley, Deputy Mu-rill; Alnett I .Monroe, Clerk Superior Court and ex-odu h> Tn* Receiver. County Court: J .1 Beck, Jud^e; Jxaies Kiel, Solic itor. Udkl fourth Monday in each mouth. Justices Courts: 374th dLtrh t.J tt Mills, J P; held at Ornlray's mill tin* satuntaj in each month. 626th district, J C Price. J P; liekl at Leary Drittl Saturday launch month. UTM dinrict. Ham Brown, J V; held at Morgan serend .Sduntoy in e*rb month. 1263d diatilct, 8 8 Sutton, J P; held at WiltbuusbuiR fourth Saturday h» each month. ComratHidoners of Road» and Revenue*: John Csl> ” ‘ “ IRdJ l r - ley. Frank Perryjsud Rd J Plowdcn.romralwdonerft; D H MtlH;r, twit HeM iir>i Tnwthy in etch month.

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The Albany news. (Albany, Ga.) 186?-1880, June 06, 1878, Image 1