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Djr MClXTWI * TUB ONLY DAILY, AND THK LARGEST WEBER LY CIHCELA- riON IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA. TIM Daily N m a*. Avrmmm *» pyWwli- • «WT ■nonting (Mod.Ur CSOttMod). The WntLT Mwi axd AOTArririt*. every MardiiMnUi. scuciumox Uatm: 'Jolly. oMjrcir • G oo . J 50 . 1 1» Tarn Yonr Attention to Baslanv. We would not offer discouragement to young America, but if there is any thing nowadays to inspire the youth of this country to efforts for political a.l- TancMnont or preferment we fail to discover it. We see nothing inviting in the political arena, and the way to that kind of fame, is as the way of the transgressor “hard.” So man occupying prouinent pos tion to-day has escaped the seandandalous tongue of would-be traducera or the alcuth-like pen of a ravenous press. The day of merito rious progression is passed. It re quires the peculiar tact of political Weekly. Mt year “ sij months - - •• threemontna ..... ' i shrewdnes^and wire-working nun ipu- IMIlvetvd la aav part ot the city by carrier, 0 • 4 1 lattons to win political success, and after it is won the head lies as uneasy as that which wears a crown. At this age of our history, we begin to see the falacics of a Republican form of government, and the people cry for relief. Their eyes are cast to wards the empires anil monarchies of the Kast, which have oppressed, cursed and chained their subjects un der the galling yokes of despotism, till those governments were Uod-curscd i(n.l Delivered la aav part < or free ot postage bv m» WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES. The eoaeelkMud eneatal ion ottl-e Saws «n anraanaaa aivoo our weekly the >«rge.i eiraoUltea . ot any Doavprper In Sooth- wevt;Georgia, our book* ore open for »- Utr — H» Mloalns rote* of *JnitM*c taoretorare prononieoately lower thanth.wecf aay other super, amt "ill he Uriel', oh erred : itu fnrwiini ■■ 15. »j si»: to;»M a to 5 oe s as !'Ui;» is a is, r mm sdo IJ uojisM sa 1 00 < 5.1 s ail 9 75 IS 10:10 U»; tS , * Ol T TJ to wi ll S> IS »>!« IM ** I a 00 » non it, 13 as 11 e sot 10 as is - IIS !« 3|» H.M a it Z % Ml fs la? i CTumbled. X® form of government yet _> * established seems to bo able to stand Xriuikni advertlararent* BUM bt* paid fur In* mmitake «b* run of Ihe m- mt unlrv* olbrrwl** stipule** by A Smr Um fotloartn* additional charje* will 5* re ^IwlkriwHy, t< : : l»» pur ecoi InsM*. neat t-» reading matter -J „ Biitortal nSlcwf oilier *tf»an callin* attention TBE?-'—rtemtwo* aredue on the flr*t ap;war- Mcem ■u.rrtl^menl.or whet* pre*. nted, except • k ** -^T&SKSi'.'A’EVANS. Ptvprr. notice. oe'canUta theialercot “J *2j**0»t»L»A. wtU^w rni» rule U i taper;-, tire, and —U1 not be dev. • ALBANY.GA.® NOV. 20 1880. Oh® these awful election*! Mow they worry the boy* Didn’t His Fraodnlency Rutherford. B. H»yes piny out hurriedly ? ] Unit's to the health »f New Jersey and Delaware, before it'* too late. (tone Republican and three Demo cratic electors were chosen in Cali fornia. One of the attractions at the White House will be Genera? Garfield’* aged and honored mother. She is past sev enty-nine. The Judicial circuits are taken up alphabetically® and the Legislature haring passed **B'* will probably finish the election of Judges to-day. the great wheel of time; and if there he no stability in these instituli ms if there he no permanence in the ruling structures of mental heads and hands there is no honor in constructing nor glory in leading. For their temporal welfare, honors and respectability, we suggest to our young men the essential necessity of just now turning from politics to the gl nous and inviting fields of business; honest w< r\ is a motor which will construct fortune* 4 , strong and durahl Labor with hand and head will create power—power which can sway gov ernmeuts, enlighten and educate the ignorant, protect the weak, cultivate the good, nurture the beautiful and make the whole earth glad. The world's resources are boundless and God-given. To husband them is the duty of every man, and wasted time must be accounted for among the sins recorded against mortal* here be low. Take care of yourself, and thus you protect the world and your fellow 1 man. To business, hoys. literacy in Politics. In an article elsewhere ve a’*uded to the 4ownward tendency of the age, M manifested in political games. It was not our intention to advise young men to desert the nation, states or mu- nicipnlites to greedy politicians or wicked plunderers. The right of fran chise is our bulwark of common liber ty; and we claim the right of a I roe ex ercise thereof. Had men in office make bad governments, and no ono“ should .shut himself from public service, when the people seek and req uiro hi* ser vices. What we warned against was that evil spirit which scrambles for public !>atronagc for the suhsorvance of private mdr. We can suggest no surer way to reach that period in American history so much hoped for, when the office shall seek the man, than the plan pro posed in our article—for young men to shun politics. And. when that period docs come, if ever, there will he honor in office. Not until then. Political shrewdness and chicanery are false promoters to honorable station, amk an not prove substantial > lays to the one thus exulted. Circumstance- make uen of day; hut tru » worth and boo st merit are the cieators ot substantial glory—glory which never fades. The he nest, brainy, straight-forward, quiet, unobtrusive business man is to he the honored and* respected man of the future. And tho great masses will, ere long, soberly consider the needs of the hour, and make him the Under, lie will ho sought for his real worth, and not on account of his so-called po litical tact, or peculiar fitness for filthy deeds. , A new era appears to he rapidly ap proaching, # and it does seem tlmt the experiences of the past should have taught this generation and the one just budding, the importance of a change in the manner of bestowing office. Who is more highly honored and re- Senator Hi IP* Letter. The letter of Hon. B. H. Hill sug gesting an annihilation of both the Democratic and Republican parties is receiving severe criticism from both Republican and Democratic newspa pers North and South, and it is plainly evident that his views do not meet with popular approval from either side. We do notattribute to Mr. Hill any thing like a sinister motive. W© rath er incline to the opinion that the defeat of Hancock so disheartened and dis- TIIK SENATORIAL VOTE. In the mate. /on mtowx. rmi lawton. llaggs, Baker, Brown, Barksdale, Bond, Butt, Byrd, Daniel, Carter, Denmark, Curtis, Fotiche, Duggar, , Gucrry, Gorman, Harrell, Harris, I licks, Hackott. Jordan, Hawes, ' McDaniel, Johnson, Meldrim, King, Reid, Mattox, % W csthrook, McWhorter, Woodward, Moseley, Mr President. Neal, Total—1G. Parks, Payne, Price, Smith, 5th dis., Smith, lath dis., Smith, 23,1 dis., Storey, Sud.lath, Treadwell, Wilson, Winn. Total—28 In the House* For Brown—A<ld<rrton, Anderson, Aw try, Barnes, Beattx, Bennett, Bird. Branch, Bransom, Brewer, Brinson. Broyh*, Burch, Cameron, Carter, Clark, (boater, Crutnbley, Davis, of llabor- I sham, Davis, of Lumpkin, Day, Dial, DuBignon, Dyer, Kates, Farnels, Fea- gin, Flint. Fordliatn, Fuller, Gaskins, Glover, Goodrich, Gray, Hagen, Hale, Hull, llaiiiinoml, Mansell, Harp, Har rell, Heard, Heath, Henry, Hester, Hightower, of Stewart, Hillyer, Hutch ins, Jackson, of Carroll, Janies, John son, of Lee, Jones, of Baker, Julian. Kituscp, Lamar. Lamb, Lonnon, Lewis. Little. Maddox, Martin, of Houston, Martin, of Talbot, McAlister, McBride, McClure, McClellan, McIntosh, Mid- dlebrooks Mitchell. Millner, Moore, of Pierce. Moore, of Taliaferro, Morrow, Orr, Palmour, Park, Patterson, Peck, Perkins, Post, Price, Quillian, Rainey, Raw’lins, Render, Rice, Ritchie, Rone, Sapp, Sellers, Scruggs, Shockley, Sil- man. Smith, of Oglethorpe, Smith, of Union, Spearman, Stapleton, Strother, Sumner, Sweat, Thompson, Turner, of FOTR S-aXiE, the lot, mill all necessary outbuild* Terms reasonable. Apply at once a* tlds Office. sepldtf House to HUB Dwelling ffous* Resit. rpUK Dwelling Housn on llmMenee Street 1 kno«i> no tne "I’ullird Pisco, 1 mid no* «*' cm pled nr the undersigned, l» for rent Pom* ■ion can l»« liul unjr time aftertne lAlh inst. Ap ply at one* to II. M. MclNTOSll. £c0itl SVtHievttecmcttts. GEORGIA—Uakku County. I 1 ,* IIhut;A.-, ihi rt- (a no It gal ri tm-Rciitation * on the atatoof TUo>ua» F. B1 wanla. lato or I nker county, deceased, tbls U to notify all partlea at intcroit to be and appear at the Court or DiuIn try or said county on tue first Monday In December next, to show cause. If any they can, why letters of Adralniatratlod should not he grsnted to the Clerk of the Superior Court; or 5th day < OADAWaV, OrdUrary. OUR HARDWARE EMPORIUM! other fit and auitablc t en ‘ * * ‘ _ October, 1880. " JAMES P. DOXIOHLUTV COUNTY. Dou”li»rty County Sheriff's Sule 0 K0R01A—Dougherty County. B Y virtue of u A fa front Dougherty County Court In favor of Melvins Adams against Klrkmuii A li triies, l will s-ell liefore the court house door of said county on the 1st Tuusduy It Deceiultc-r next, l»et ween the legal hours of sale .me'min-lr»il acres ot Inml lying nlsmt one ml < Njuth of Albany <>u the Newton road, known at par* of the t’hiMera plaee and i*s the Kirku ati A H.irit«*s Sweet Home pl.i'A which was Mild them hy said Melvins Ad.lit?. The ab .ve property wasp vie l on hy.l. It' Mayo, former sheriff. poscsl hy KoMon Embry and property i -ul je i to said fiU. Tenants In |io*w»»ioi. ill lied N. iiuvtt-td GEORGIA—Douoiikkty County. J.t;. Ultotiuo havliu npl'lld *« I** appointed guardian of the person and pronerty of Jes.se It Iteynnli’s a minor under fourteen years or age n»sMonl of said county, tbta Is lo cite all person?- 1 to heai the i’o.irt of Ordinary to h Id next alter the expiru l'.n of thirty days from • tiiNt leihllratlon or this notice, und show use, If they ran, why said I.IS. Ulbique should it he Intrn .nsl wi h the guardianship *>f tin -rsoii and |iio|M rtv of Jersj It. litynol ls. Wit (itnmlian’s Sale. B Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Dcusherty co.mty will bu sold before the House door of said county, on the ft: Tuewlay In IMcember next, between the legal * of sale, the undivided one.half of tho west- part of lot nunilH-r W, on Broad afreet, in the elty ot Albany, in said county of Dougherty. b*dng — - • front on Broad ft reel hy 100 feet hack, and I :.S the T At. Nelson lot, now in posscssii !.i Hit,--, .-old aa the pro|»erty of rhf-m ,f7 Nel-nn, milt »r child of I honias M Nelson, de- .Inrihe purpose of reinvestment. Albany, Ha.. Novarabar 1,1880-Id speu ed to day than a true, honorable ! Floyd, Turner, of Monroe, Turnipsced business man hearing the tittle of i Twiggs, Walker, of Berrien, Walker, mister?” Down with the politicians, i Crawford. \\alke r , of Jasper, \\ il- and to business again we say. There lingham, Wilkinton, Wilson, of Cant den, Wilson, of Green, Winslow. is room enough in that field of useful- j Wingfield, Wintluow, Wright, Young- no** for all, and political offices are ! blood, Zachry, Zellars. limited hv the laws of the land. For Lester—Arrington, Bacon, of Chatham, Bassingor, Bates, Bull, | Christie, Coffin, Cook, Crawford, Dan iel, Dupree, of Macon, Dupree, ol Report ef the Comptroller-General. We hare received from Comptroller- General Wright a copy of his report j Fike, Foster, Garrard, Hightower, of from October 1st, 1879, to October 1st, 1880. It is an excellent document and reflects great credit upon a faithful Stewart, Hill, Hunt, Jackson, of Richmond, Jane*. Johnson, of John son, Jones, of DeKalb, Kcil, Kennedy, Lano, Lester, Mathews, Mays. and efficient officer. During the year j Richmond, McCants, McKinnev, Mil- the sum of $4,589,015.04 has passed through the hands of the Comptroller ler. Myore, o: Hancock, Nichols. Northern, Polhill, Rankin, Reese, Rob ins, Singelton, Spence, Stanford, Story, The Legislature passed a resolution thanking Hon. R. X. Ely, late Attor ney-General of the State or faithful and efficient services. This is a merit- ( couraged him as to cause this manifes- ed compliment From the comprehensive report of the Principal Keeper of the Penitentiary, ire learn that the following number of convict* are in the penitentiary: White females 1. colored ft males 30. white male* 114, colored rnal 1.186. Gath says -Garfield woi/M do well to create his Cabinet wholly of men disconnected with Presidential aspira tions.” Where is he going to find < tation of hopelessness; and we doubt not that a little time will heal his wounds, and cause him to regret hi* unnecessary outburst of sore-headisjn. The Republicans say they do not look for advice from Mr. Hill, and arc 1,041. total i perfectly satisfied with the progress i they are making. Success will hardly j drive them to the necessity of disband- ; ing. anil Mr. Hill’s effort to induce ! them to move in that direction i* non- , sense. The Democratic party is within ten them? He wouldn't he safe even in ; thousand popular votes of victor}*; and taking the captain of a canal-boat.— i ; Cincinnati Enquirer. It seems that some errors have been ; committed by somebody in pre>enting , the results of the 1 ite election in the several district*. The Atlanta Consti tution of Sunday gives the following, which it says are correct, and, we pre- ! same, are taken hy that paper from the j returns received at the office of the i Sectetary of Htate: “Black's majority 3.447, Turner's 5,479, Cook’s 3,879. * Buchanan's 2,774, Hammond's 4,815, j Clement*’ 845, Spier's 4,064, Blount's j 8,373, Stephens* 11,341. ’ Geneuai. Too jibs, in his speech in [ Atlanta last Hat.rJay night, alluding to the fraud of '76, said that there was one man in Georgia to whom we owe * monument, and he is the gallant mem ber from the Second Congressional District who voted “no” in that trial. and he presents an itemized statement : Summerlin, Tharpe, Whittle, Wilson, of the whole amount received and dis- of Bullock, Wilcox, Mr. Speaker, burned. The Stale drew from stock dividends $.3,716. The genera! tax of 1879 was $721,950 38. Of. this Dougherty coun ty contributed $7,913.13, The hire of convicts amounted to $22,061.40. The insurance tax of 1879 amounted to $6,687.14 and in 1880 to $8,638.74. The total insurance fees for two years were $3,212.50. The liquor tax of 1879 was $30,155.27, and in 1880, $18,165.50. Of this Dougherty county paid $810. The photographic tax was $405io 1879, and $234 in 1880. The railroad tax of 1S79 was $44,645 and $50,717.75 in 1880. The Western and Atlantic rail- For Bacon—Barrow. For Jenkins—Wheeler, For Lester—Williams. Not voting—Messrs Carither*, Den ton, Dykes, Edwards, Mays o<* 1 utts, and Me Lucas. Brown 118 Lawton 48 Lester Bacon . Jenkins private letter, and it is hardly probable that he intended to control both parties and sway them with a Tub Mm Bhwr Mid Brunswick Kail- | P™* write Q"> imp. r . ( Comp®oy is to ran a road, wc- an- The E ,„. tfon „ r Srnstor Brown. dv.rrtMKl. from Jvcwton to Camilla, As WM pr( ., Jictc<)j 1Ion . j 0S(;|) |, K . there. I. Samner on the B. .t A. Hoad. ,, r(>u .. h „ ,elected to the L'ni- Wc are Dot advised as to whet, this j te(1 StatM Senate. It h unnecessary Boad will be finished, but the picture , for to ,. nU . r , nt0 , he whyg an(1 of it has been draa n. and the ■ wherefores of a result which was so a l .• has been .sire I f-r a charter. , ptaia1> foreshadowed months ago. We Tbb legislature has acted on no I do not regret his election, for we have bills oi special importance to the State ! faith in his anility, good judgment and at larg* or lo this section. We notice | his desire for the promotion of the in Monday’s proceedings that Mr. i South s be-t interests. .Tone-*, of Baker, introduced a bill to ] Gov. Brown is only elected for the authorize the county hoard of that ! unexpired term of Gen. Gordod ; and county to levy 50 per cent, additional on j tho»«- who have fought him and are State tax; also a bill to repeal an act * disappointed at the result of yester- to amend an act creating a County day's election, will in a few year* have Board of Comminsioners. it is not at all probable that at this stage of its progress there will he a turning back. True it needs reforms, it needs leadership; it needs votes; but all these are possibly attainable, and while they are, Mr. Hill can hardly chock the wheels or turn the horses. Mr. Hill, speaking as a Representa tive Southern Democrat, may mean to lay down a proposition for a trade with the Northern Radicals, i. e. say to them—-We’ll quit if you will.” Thai would he philosophical. The fight just ended, and the victor on top, it is per fectly natui 4! fi<- the bottom man to call a halt. But, really, there is more gush over this letter than our S mat or ever in tended to produce. He was simply ex- pressing bis private opinion to one man j shipping *10,922. Everything else has Hobble ntid limp no raoro hut, hunt your crutches oil the old rakeu peg, nut seize th.* first opportunity t j be perma- ently cured. Rheumatism, Contracted Muscles, Still Joints, Frosted Feet, II .ache. Earache. Turn in lireast, Side Back will yield to that powerful remedy, known as Couhscuh’ Lightning Liniment .1 e i which is good for man und beast. Brice way pays it rental of *2o,000 per | t0 clK . a month An income of $1,755 is derived i from rental of public buildings. The show tax of 1879 was $1,480.50. There are big items in th bonds, $200,000 and sale of the M. Jr B. Nerve. It is a great thing to have what is called nerve, and nothing contributes sale of special ; more to the power of physical control ! thus named, than Warner’s Safe Ntr- ]{. II. $250,000. The tax on telegraph ! vi ‘ , e ' " *' s0 J eli » ves *" kin<U , ° f I'* 1 "- , , ■ and cures headache and neuralgia, companies was $487.8o, paid by the j Western Union. The Express Com- j pa ny tax was $714 90 Sleeping car' companies paid $20055; sewing ma chines, in 1880, $200. The wild land tax, of 1879. was $432.68. The M. & B. R. R., before its sale, is re ported as having earned $125,000. The aggregate value of property in the State was, in 1880, $238,934,126, being an increase of $13,840,707 over 1879. The largest decrease in the itemized account is shown in building and loan associations, $214,224. Iron works show a decrease of $27,850 and another opportunity for work towards his rejection. His election rr ~ .. . i his rejection, llis election is over- The country may as well be prepar- , , ; ... ing for four y,™ of genuine .Ulw.rt j " he ’ m ' ng ' " r ‘ d "**: UrgC ^ . .... DdminiKtration, for the Republic*, .re i £ h, “ was r ‘ 8 * nr P"*« t0 *‘ U 1 friends. ‘ increased. The public debt is $9,951,- j 500, and annual interest $072,415. The ] assets of the State are not completely | estimated, hut must he within $6,000,- 000 or $7,000000. The pay roll of the I General Assembly, in 1879, amounted | t.> $121,506.75. The poll of 1880 is j 230,995, of these 1,283 arc* lawyers and j 1,649 doctors. The capital invested in I mining is $102,390; in household and kitchen furniture $9,543,020; in hogs, ho:se-, sheep, cattle, etc., $23,075,764; in plantation tools, $3,200,286. The property of the colored people of the State is aggregated at $5,704.29.3, being an increase over 1879 ot $581,895. The property of railway companies in the State is $12,490,525, excluding the charter exemptions of the Central and Southwestern and Georgia Railroads. The exempt tax on manufactures is capitalized at $4,138,375. The estimate of probable receipts for the fiscal year nding September 30, 1880, is $2,070,- Stop It at Once. If you are Bilious, have no Appetit Sleepless, Sore in the Joints and Limbi Sour of Stomach, Gloomy, Weary, Op pressed in Chest and Stomach, your Liver is out of order, Use I)r. Flaggs’ Improved Liver and Stomach Bad and he cured without medicine. Yon might as well try to pick u quarrel with a graven image, or do any other im possible thing as try to sell any other preparation for Piles if 'fabler’s Buckey Bile Ointment can be had. It is the only remedy for Piles that will cure ol stin.it* cases. Pries 50 ct«. 1. JXmmmtmtntsk FOR ORRXXTAH7. rillll-:umlorstliriml hereby antiounrrs him.clf I candidate for the office of )rdiHi Dougherty count.v; and rcHptctfully solicits tho sullr.ine of hi.-* fi llow-ciiizcn.i. 7.. J. ODOM. going to bavo undisputed control of the governmental reins when the next Congress meets. There can no longer Judge-Elect W. O. Fleming. Hon. W. O. Fleming, present Solici ts; any doubt as to their having a clear tor-Gencra'. of this circuit, was Thurs- msjorily lo the Houmj of li epranenta- j f \ :l y l>y tbo L<-gi.slnturv lo tho ti.e*, »nd they will el«*» Spesker | exa | t ,.,j position of Juilgo. Wo con- ami arrange all tin- committcm to Mill them.«l*e>i, after which they enn oavily i decide enon^h contaatri in their own I favor to jo-cure * good working m,>joii- | ty, with witicli they can pari* all the j partirian niea*ar<n that the inoei *tal- wart leader* of B«j>ol>5icam»iii may do- . viae. In the Senate the Democrat, will lov: nearly all of their member, from tho Norther \ State*. Including 'I l.ur- < man, of Ohio, Hello aid, or Ohio, Itan- I dolph, ol New Jerv-y, Kern.an. of Now York, Eaton, of Connecticut, and Wal- j lace, ®f Pelimyivariia; and with* atich men aa theae Out of the way the Be- puhUcan, will buil-doxo Ibeir way throngh, even though Ibey. taey not have a maj«dty. Such n»ca**Ur nxa Eaviri, of lllinaia, Mahone, of Virginia, and Fair, of Nevada cannot bo depend. «d upon by t*»o Democrats, and without tbom the Bepunlicana will hare fall bdntrol of IMb Bddeee of Cdngrtw. The Ticket for Southern People. Confer* Weekly. For President, Cotton. For Vice President, Corn. Cabinet officers: Secretary of the Treasury, Hog. Secretary of Stab;, Horse. Secretary of Interior, Cow, Secretary of War, Sheep. Post Master General, Mills, Gins, gratol.ite our friend upon this promo tion, and doubt not he wi!! satisfactorily and ably fill the position. He has tiumUrn of friends in Albany and throughout all the counties composing ! Factories, Factories, and Factorie hi- circuit, who will join us in tender ing him our wanm-st congratulations. The election of Judge Fleming makes an unusual coincidence in the history POH SHBH1PF: I VIlASKfSfi MY FRIENDS FOR SUPPO/ZT in Ihe p*st; I r**«r»<*<*trul!v announce inysclf enndidate for rc-cicction to th** nffl-e of Sheriff < Doudhcrty county, K. O EDItARD: nov13>tde FOR SHERIFF T A. 1.ED1IE rr E > ’.*S N \ME IS AN NOUN ciil f *r ihe office of Sheriff of Dougherty t'oumy,at the eii*minir election and respectfully ask lithe support of his felloir-<-ll ixens. W. |Xctu AtTuevttscmcnts A Card® A report having been circulated to tlio offer that I have promised to appoint certain indi vidual* n* Deputies Inrun* I am elected sheriff I take this method of stating that I have made no promises nor formed any conih uatii but um “toting my own skillet.’’ WORTH COUNTY. Worth County Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—Worth County. B Y virtue of a tax ft fa I will sell at Isabella, Worth county.at the usual place of sheriff's wle.ou the first Tuesday In December next, the following property, to-wlt: ' rty a« uflotol land nuiul _ district of said county, knowi where Peckvilie is now » tuated. satisfy William it. IVIIlii ■ KOHGIA—IIakkk County. Wherem, William H Oeen epplle. lo me for lei- ers of ffusrdlanship fur the iniitor children of »llcn Joint , Into of linker county, deceased. This * ’lierefore to notify all p. nous Interested to be appear at the t’ourt of Ontlnarv to tie held in • nd for Mid county «u the first Monday In De- 'C iitH-r next, to Show csu*e, If any they havo »hy letter* of guunli«nship should not In* grant d said applicant, or * -me other fit and su Itsbl s rson (liven under my lund, officially, this tetober 11 th, IK80 JAMES P. BKOADAWAY, llov| ~ t<i Ordinary. Postponed Dougherty Sheriff's Sale C \N the first Tui *t*y In Iracco bcr next, will / Is* sold before the court house/door of OoiiKluoty county, between tho legal hour* of •a'c, hy virtue of « Aim from Dougherty Superior ourt, hi favor of IF. W. Montgomery, Receiver, •gainst Jeswi W. Halters and John A. Walters Executors of Jorcuilidi Walters, deceased, *11 that •art of city lot iu the city of elhany.iu thccouu- iy of Dougherty, and State of tienrgi*. and cnowti In the pluu of s:dd city as 40 feet of lot iiinl. r 4.1 *.« Hroad aln-t. as f^r Imck aa 10 find, and the whole of mid lot hen north to the • lley on which said lot *txn<!s the two-story lirick Ihdlding, known as the Wslters’ building. \nd lot of land No. Xifi in tho 1st district of Dougherty county, less what ha* been sold to oni Brown a d others, leaving about feO* rcaof •aid land unsold, which adjoins the southwestern Ui.ui.dnry ot the city *.f Albany. One lot of farm ing utensils und plantation tools, consisting of plows, hoes and carpenter's tools; one gin viand; two Uevom*; fourteen o iileu, js f-.llows: Jack, Mack horse; Sal Ho. ... .u-e col.r.d mare; Jul*. *»!:u k marc; Junuepo iiioii.mj colored mare; Mnr- hs. I.l-.ck mare; Dollie, black marc; Sue, black "taro; itody, iiu.uim* mare; Dollie, mouse Holtie, hay tour*; Emma black mare; Queen, ••lack mare, am! Rattler, Idaek bora*-; and seven tin ml red hut-hels corn, more er leas; twelve tbou- ..ami poutid-t of fodder; about two thousand buab- els cel ton seed. Four head of cattle: Buck, an ox; ••n'black and white cow. onu brlndle cow, oue red cow. To satisfy said ft fa. Property pointed out by defendant. novC tds Commissioners’ Sale. GEORGIA—Doiifrlu-rly County. We will sell liefore the Court Ilouse door in batty, (ia .on the first Tuesday In Pecmeb r, IS80, -tween the usual hour* of sale, iu p *, for cash, to the highest bidder, the piece of ' ~rili west corner of tho Ha ir 141 in the a* the* land U-rlcd for the year 1479 * Levy made by 11 If. Rouse. Tax Collector of said county. Tenant In posscaaion notified. Tbls November i!d, 1880. f-td GEORGIA—Worth Und sit vannah, Florida A Wi Albany, Georgia, which piece of land *frout* Flint and Washington streets about 100 feet, and Uoinded on the east and south by the said depot lot, and on >he west by Washington street, and on the north by Flint street, in said city, being about 100 feet square, and known aa the Herrington Place. Sold for divblon and partit on between the heirs of Alexander Herrington, deceased, under an order and judgment of the Superior Court ol said c*unty on tin; petition of Mrs. Nannie Sterne, et al, vs. J. A. Rumney, et a!., heirs of said ceased. I* E. WELCH, T. M. CABTEI J. G.STEPHE n«.vl-ld». Commissioners, i Railway Depot lot, in ill introJi local bill to or*' ltoads and Rev Also, a bill tr Worth c said f JoUNTY. i the next Legislature u uiiri of Commissioners of •r Worth county, he fin v Coiuniiisioners of Aherjury box, d draw a'jur’y, owing to lie burning ol t»y burning of tne Court house in said ll» >, a bill to authorise tho Ordinary of Worth mty to levy an -xlra t.*x, it leeincl necessary, build a court hous * an i jail for o.ii*l county of f March to 1st of • >etub?r in each and every year, aud u vke it a |»eu:tl offense to violate the vume. October 28.1880. J. M. SUMNER, tativo-eleet from Worth county. VG-3W GEORGIA—. Court of CoininUsioncra, Roails and Revenues. November 1, 1880. Whereas, a number of citizens having petition- e * this Court to chnng** the Newton road from Kirkiuan & imrues' farm, known as “Sweet Home.” directly north from svid farm southwest corner of the city limits of Albany, and it upbearing to Ihe Court that sa.d change will be of utility to the public md is a necei-aity and the reviewer having reported favorably upon the same, it is ordered by the Court that all persona iutercstel are hereby cited tofile their objections, il any thev can. within th'rty days fro '* lication of this citation, why said road In* changed from where it now runs to the pro- po*«-<t line of road. It is further ordered that this citation be pub lished in the Nk\ts asd Advektiskk for thirty lays. J. L. BOVT, C. M. MAYO. CoUiiuissioncra, Dougherty county, Gr. e extract from the minutes of the Court of. CouimifMouers of Roads and Revenues. Rougher- 1 ty county,Ga. W. P. BURK'S novC-waod The Largest Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLER?, IRON, STOVES Ever opened in Southwest Georgia at Sheffield & Bell’s Broad Street, Albany, Ga. WAGONS, WAGON AND BOGGY TIMBERS, WOODEN-WARE, PLOW STOCKS AND wummnsnm goods. We Cannot be Undersold Anywhere in the State. Mil lot* said coi So. 387 fit lid ^ iKTii County. niii-T ami Joseph M. Sumner, the citato of Joneph Sumner, * «de application to ite for leave vs of No. 337 in 7th district of Worth county, belonging t > said estate This is to notify all part lea concerned toahow cause be fore me an the fir.it Monday in December next hy leave to sell »nH land* should not be grant ed. This November 2,1880. THUS. M. LIi riTT, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Woiith County it hui Urn made known f H. nry Houston. Into of « ministration should t GEORGIA—Wurth County. tritium Warren, guardian of George Warren, ivin* apolicd lotoe Court ol Ordinary of Worth a dit'-hargefruu! his guar*liaushi|i of rreu’s |*ers<>a end prop*-rty. This is t> cite nil p^rnotia to show cause by fil ms in my office wlii the said William nil t not be dismissed from hts g; George W •* foie »hlp of r.-* of ,ii^ Call and. See Oar Stock! We Sell at Wholesale ahd Retail. Morris Mayer, *io: e Warren, and receive the usual f hand and offic-ial seal. moMA* uppirr. Ordinary. BAKER COUNTY. GEORG IA—Hak Kit County. Whereas, Ccnintnln F. IIud»p**th. administrator of th** estate of .Vary Haddock, late of said coun ty, deceased, appl.es for letters of dismission, hav ing fully administered sud estite. These are therefore toadn onish all |H'r.vins concerned to lie and a* pear at the. Court of Ordinary of said county, on the first Vond .y in January next, to show cause tf any they have, why aaiil applica tion should not tie grinted. Witness uiy hand officially ibis 2k‘pluuiber V9,1S80. JAMES P. BROADAWaY, «.cf? vS-n Ordiusrv A T THE NEXT SESSION OF THE GEN- eral Assembly of the State of Georgia, the City Council of “ pns^nge of Albany will apply for An Act to amend the charter of the City of Albany, Georgia, so as to empower the May.r and Council of said city tq elect policemen for it. and defining tho duties and powers of said officers. ALSO, An Act t» amend the charter of the City of Albany, Georgia, so as to empower the Mayor and Council of said city to establish fire limits for the same, and to prevent the building of wooden buildings and buildings with wooden roofs within said limits when established, and to ratify the ordinance of said city, heretofore establishing fire limits, and preventing the uuilding of wooden buildings and buildings with wooden roofs in said established limits ED. L. WIGHT, Mayrr. F. V. Evans, Clerk and Treas. 21 We ar.* still n: our <»M Stand on WASHINGTON STREET, with a Lnrge Assortment of Furniture and Looking Classes OF ALL GRADES AND STYLES. Also, A VARIETY OF Spring Beds of the most approved Styles, Cotton and Wool Mattresses, Feather Beds, Chairs, Stools, Cribs. Aim. WOOD, v KTA LIU anil CRYSTAL nUKlAI * ASKS. DENTS' AND LADIES’ HUHIAL ROBBS. Also, the CEI.EIIRRTED WHEELER A WILSON NEW No. 8 SEW ING MACHINES, All of which » e oir.T ch-ap for Cash or approved paper. Call and examine our Mock and prices. W H.Wilder&Son, Nov. 19, IK-0. d&wlt. In financial circles of Now York it is alleged that Garfield will mako a clean hWim*|» of the present Cabinet, retain ing no one in office. Sh^riiiaii’s matt Riist-Proof_Sccd Oats! COTTONSEED MEAL! L-v I HAVE A LOT OF Texas Rust Proof Oats for Kale. They an* the only kind that ok ape., th*- runt the paM cpring. 1 have iiIko received a ulifp- inent of eoTTOiv >rnAti PERRY DAVIS’ VECETABLE PAIN KILLER HAS OIX HAND THE LARGEST -AND- FINEST STOCK of the Beficl* of Georgia. Uis father, agement of the Treanury is well thou/hl honored and venerable Wto. J{. Fieniin/, being Judgti of the .Savannah Father and sr#n. TfIK Lo’ti-iaria fh-poolicann «r«* talk ing about contesting the L'on^re.H-ional , eUetionH in four of the dintrict- of the State, orr the ground that the election Was ;i farce. Governor Wills haw i.p- poiftt' d Hop-J* G. M .nning, ex-Chief JiiHtice o! the Butts Court, r.g United tiLdu; MmV>r y vice Judge Bfffitf'drd, d'ece’wVd. of, hut his political failure and the tri uitiph of Aithur, Cornell, Shurp, and nearly all Hie men he undertook to discipline, have redueed hint in current estimation a* a first-class politician. Mkhsum. W. L. Calhoun and It. F Maddox, trustees of the Georgia West ern Itailrond, publish a card in the At lai.tn Constitution offering the road bed and franchises of the line free of cost to any responsible company who can rajsfo th'» imams for flu constnid lldri. rlilch Ik kii'*wn l<» l»i md «*!tvtt|w hL f**tltliX' I (MU iiiakr* In ind Corn, iu ( f u bt ( tuck ! p.icu WliC itran tiyh'Ml ° J. If. FOin.’F.STKK, Grain and 1'rnviMoii inker. nov20wlniA(llw Alhmiy. Ga Valuable Plantations FOR SAILS. :alki> rue jiiiiiitaliotiH t “Wetter Flare, ron I’lsre*’; in It . M*rly FI we," :m«l Flare,’’ will In* ret —. it title raikutivl until November XUlli itiht. Flea htule prices tuel turnip, A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY For Internal and External Use, It a SURE CURE for all the Diseases for which U is recoin mend wl, and Is ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE la the hands of even the most Inexperienced persons, It la a autre and quick remedy for BOUGHS. SORB Til ICO AT. CHILLS, and similar trouble*; affords <n«?o»* r*ll<f in th* mott malignant forma of DIDJITIIBRIA, and la the best known remedy for RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA® THE OLDEST, BEST, AND MOST WIDELY KNOWN FAMILY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. It fanH been uMd with neb wonderful racroM *• «U fnrn of thf vorhl for CltAAIPH, CHOLERA, 1 OF HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS’CONSTANT USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES. It U RECOMMENDED by Pbyriclna^ Mbdonlln, Mlnlatrrn, Munuaeni or PlaotMloiu, Work-Khopo. «n,l I'nrtorlc, Nuroro lo Hoopltolo—In abort, by Everybody errrywhero .bo ba, QTer glvon It * trioL IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT. It should always be used for Pain In the Back and Side, and bring! and pnrmmnmi r+li*f In aU cases of Lraiacm Cats. Sprnlna* Severe Burns* Scalds, eta NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT IT. It win annually wvo many times Its cost In doctor*’ bill*, and it* Tiring* it within tho reach of an. It is reld at Sdc® OOo.and 81*00 a bottlo, and can tie obtained from all drngglsta. •PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I. Clothing! Ever brought to Albany