About The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1??? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1881)
...■man—. From Auction! 5,000 YARrS nch eck »■ . Nainsooks. Some Partly Damaged. Very Cheap! Just Received. oub ctrrro* hahkbt. Our cotton market baa Wen Tory quiet, with offering* light during the pant week. We quote: Midding 10 Liw Middling i))4 Q >o:l Ordinary 8)$ •$ WILLOCUHRY RRAD8. An Opporliiellr tor tbo friend* or the Library to Hrlp. I’rof. Willohghhy livitdp, who in an- nnunced to appear hero on Tuesday night next, 8lh inxf., under the au« pices of the Library Association, will ala . appear in Americas and Thomas ■ ilfe-for the libraries of those places an-l hit nffere i as a premium to the library getting the largest audience, any b-wk or book* to the amount t f tea lull .r*. Natr. ladies of the All* ny L.timry Association, go to Work, for wo need new hooka ami even. litllo is a help. Tiot'n give I’rof. Keadn a rous ing house and win the prize. Runaway. Ilr-isd street was enlivened for a few minute* by a runaway, Thursday aftir- noon. Deal Jackson, colored, left his horse and Iniggy standing in front of Pint 11* stir-, wlton the animal either got mad or frightened, and dish til oil' at the rale of forty knots an hour, leav ing the buggy holly demolished against a horse rack on the opposite aide of the n: reel. ' v Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty VARNISH, ETC.. PERFUMERY. FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, Tbc best 5 and lOeent Ci gars always on hand. Pipes and Smokers articles gener ally. FRESH TURNIP SEEDS JUST RECEIVED. FB6SE G00DS&L0W PBICEf Say-Prescriptions filled with care day or night. W.H, GILBERT, Agent,& CO. THE won:: oV IMEVDM rolqultt < onntl Court lCo*»* nt;:i ' t in I birr, Albany Or* 11. HEWS AND GOSSIP. Ualhtnd by Oar Local Reporter. —Tell every farmer you meet to pe< in more corn. — Warehousemen are busy starting off their customers. —Burred T. Kemp has returned free. Texas. He is looking well. * —Albany is now one of tho moat or dcrly town* in the universe. —Tift's machine shop is. £ne of tin liveliest institutions in. the aj^y. • —Goo 1 many people from Wort! , Colquitt and Irwin in town yesterday . —Tlie health of Southwest Georgb was never hotter thin just at this Gate —There are about 2116 bald-heads in Allmny. There was a general Ufthg lists. We learn that on FHdsy night ltd the Coif ft House of Colquitt County a: Moultrie was to til!, destroyed V fire together with all the papers, record,, etc. It arums to he very certain that i rveen the horning was the work of an inren 1 ing pn diary, as there bed been no Are built in j Land'; the fire-places or stoves since January, j tween There appeals to be a mania for hunt ing court houses over the river, ami ap prehensions are felt, we understand by the good citixeiia of Irwin county, or fear their building will go next. We suggest to the people that they organ ize vigilant committees, and make strenuous effort! to bring to justice the villains who thus destroy public pro petty- | , Pell Dead In Jail. On Sunday morning the jailor county opened Ihe doors of the and found a negro woman dead on the floor. He immediately called in the Coroner, and that official summoned a j ary ‘and held an inquest. The verdict was “death from a fit.” The woman bad with her a young suckling babe, and bad been in jail a short time. Albany Machine Shop. Special attention is directed to the idrertisrment of Mt-s-rs. C. W. Tift & Co, which will he found elre-whewr in this issue. This establishment has en recently refitted, and tbe proprie- j tors are now prepared to do any anil all kinds of iron machinery work, repair engine boilers, etc. Those who desire any of this sort of work done, would do well to call or address Messrs. Tift A Co. THESE TRKEE, LIQt’OR 1 CARDS’ Golden Ilonlh. Col'd. Killed by v «- ihan Its, Is. Col'd, lu East D-nzh- cm. ( aril of T 1.1 - |t.-i- s'*i -Vs •' iiAi.f;* ». list \tio-- ri:p t II'-lor —Tile Tuea: w us ol-ft si mfi a diffi* lest ulty *t t> * store, in. Golden Roolh 'and Xallmr Davis, two negroes, and that the fotmet was fatally stabbed. The * C-irotu-t straight war secured the services o Bailiff Greer, a juty was snamonci. and the officials repaired to the place of murder. An inquest was held, and the eri- whose names an other* of their dispute i color, playing rose between via finally drew bis pocket knib and stabbcd-Booth. Roolh jumped out o the wagon and ran. hut was overt,kei by Davis, who stabbed him in the head and back, and finally cut his throat It seems from the evidence that Rootl- offered hut little resistance, hence ii; appears to be a murder. Nathan Davis made his escape, bn' he will doubtless bo caught and brought to justice. He is a resident ol* Isabella, Worth county. Rsoth was » resident of Dougherty county. fl.w IBOl ant via lift a . i Ui*? A'*:*riat ion si;d ||)||«i> | eori with :K 0-pvd work. 1 ! «i ui if tbe ! o'l -mine rar.1 for nuLLea:!.. | re f M BSSS* I. i muci:—We be ekprrw ia tb« p$tb!!r P n* thanks for tl teir von* IiIn’mI *t thie LJrtvr S.iaDi»r an Fri ing, and I’ta'ly thank Uvi dt!t:* Bair nd wlaim % qy for Ihe us« of _ VJ _ .€*:••• |1k> us*.* of i;u r» io Jir. »v ii.iii i ht ! l “vtthMnt u ar'ihtvuf pner and t» tit** li M fa ithfitlly (nr tho ihf FUfjifr. * T at Io tin* yon vc tatabk* our llllUtbits* a- n To them we owe the rnein of prr.; auu tor the uui at- was. their willing the cause. Very rcsj«ect f nlly, Dissert A Rumor Knrouraelna We hear it rnmoreJ tba: the largo wealthy and enterprising firm of Juba T. Lewis & Sons, of Mo:it* auma and llawkinsville, are on the look-ont for a vacant business lot in Albany, with a view of erecting a large" stare- house, and that they propose to do a general merchandise and lacking husi- acse here. Wo do not know that there <a any truth . in the report, hut give il for what it is worth, and earmistly hope there it some gum in it. Pastor Krslxnrd. We regret to learn that the Itev. Tl. A. Webb lies tendered hia resignatb n . as Pastor of the Presbyterian church #f this city. Slid that the mine has l«e n accept—I. Haring tlie few months tin t holms hern in charge of this church there has I * marked increase in Ihe rixo nl the congregations rom Sab- haih to Sabbath, and his resignation is a matter of siac -re regret to many. Bis reason* ter resigning were of a ggtaooal nature entirely, and, when Ni l before the sesrion of tho church, i-i were dei-m-.1 «sti*f*eto- y. although it , „ w s* known th-1 his place would I*-bird t» llll. Mr. Webb is a young man o(\rare ahiiil . and certainly has a bright fulur- befero him as a minister. Wherever ho may go he will carry tho boat wishes ef the members of the l’reshylcrisn church of Albany, lie will leave this morning for Columbia, 8. C , where lit* family is st present; but ho is undecided, asyet, as to where lie will pe.tnanenlly locate. The Wallace Ulster*. A la-re aid solcct audience greeted the Wallace Sisters nt the Opera Hou-o Wednesday. Although this makes the second appearance of there latent* d ar tist* in ouriity this season, the rush wa< quite as gr-at as on the occasion of thoir Oral appearance, and it is due to them to say that they fully sustained • their well-earned reputation. On this occasion their audience were treated to a new play from their well-stocked repertoire, called “Dora,'' a thrilling pastoral drama, founded on Tennyson's poem of'.hat name. Mis* Jennie’s im personation of the heroine was true to nature, and showed some of her rare histrionic gifts to the best advantage. In every sccnosbe ''held the mirror up to nature.*' and never one- overdid her part. Though llie piece did not call for any high order of talent, its rendi tion ‘*n her part and that of her able troupe was most natural, and at limes deeply affecting. B >th those charming sisters-evidently understand their vocs- . tlon, and have the further advantage of being supported by a troupe of more than ordiuarv merit. This piece was followed by Plsnclie's popular vaudeville, entitled “The Loan of a Lover." This was exceedingly well rendered, each performer seeming to be especially adapted to their re spective parts. From beginning In end it kepi tbc audience in the best of spir it*. A more thoroughly satisfied crowd than that of last evening has sel dom been convened in Albany, and wc may add that a belter entertainment has seldom before boon presented to UJ —Our streets are getting dry. Tbe March winds will soon be tusking die dust fly. —Wo understand' that a largo rice crop will he planio 1 in this arciion this year. *' —Dougherty county has tw euty- seven representatives in the Georgia Penitentiary. —Summer is rapidly approaching, and will bo on us a* soon as thorough wind*: pass by. —The peach trees are all in full bloom. It is Imped the fruit crop will not be injured by cold. —flev. H. A. Webb, the-late pastor of the Presbyterian church, will leave for Colitiubus, 8. C., to-day. —The gardens are progressing finely. A few more weeks like this and voge tables tvill l»o ready for tho table. —We understand that tho freightbusi liens on the Brunswick & Allan, Rail road is heavier than it ever was, and that the trains are doing heavy work. —Our country women should raise a greater number of chickens and other poultry, make tnnre butter, and sell more of all There's money in tho business. —Mr. .1.- Ilofniaver, .of tha onterpris ing firm of J. Ilofmayer A Co., of this c t v. feft for the Northern market*, Wednesday, for tho purpose of pur chasing an itnmenso spring stock.ot goods. —Mrs. "X. Y. Z.," wo can not aay positively whether your husband was at the “D. IPs" show on Monday nij last or n.it Yon any home. As ho does not billiards anil business it only am~e at one concoaidb. ' Keep your cyo on him. —Hardly. We won't take the hot But if yon Tbnmuville people think von are going to got those books, you ■re mightily mistaken. Ask your pretty, cultivated Librarian not to make out tho list just yet, for our P. C. Librarian thinks they may not bo the ones aho need*. —The race for the $10 premium of- fered to the Libraries of Americas, Thomasville and Albany for the largest sale of tickets to Willoughby Reade'i entertainment appears to bo narrowed down to Thomasville and Albany. Amnrieus will save up for tome other occasion. —Tho statement we made a short time ago in relation to the new steam- host was not altogether correct The proprietors will mako a trial trip with her before finishing up her cabins, but will not atop work on her until she is finished. —We understand that quite a num- lier of planters op the river are awating tho first trip of the note boat from Albany before hauling their cotton down, and that the proprietore of the Imat have a cargo of gnano to carry up. She will probably pull out early next week. —Ail the comments we have heard on the petferminre, or more properly tho exhibition, given by the so-called female minstrels in Willingliam’i Hall Tuesday night, are in terms of marked disapproval. Oar people are not yet educated up to this standard, and it would hardly be prudent for tho troupe to advertise for another engi.-eim. nt in Albany. -Mr. Wjley Chaml county, who, as our readers will re member, was so severely knifed in a difficulty with young Elba, at Alapahm, several weeks ago, was in tbe city yes terday. He is still feeble and partially disabled, but baa sufficiently recovered An Alarm ot Eire Was sounded shout T o'clock Mondry evening. Tho bright light just shore th; S. W. depot seemed to indicsti- thst some of the buildings of the Fait Grounds were on fire. Considerable xciteraent prevailed for a time. Light- ting Hook and Ladder Company promptly volunteered servic-s, and a c-owd followed the com|any toward- It was discovered, however, be fore' tho company reached the ground- that the file was only hurtling off gras* and broom-sedge about two hundred yards in rear of the stab'es' of the Fair Association. A Quaker PteetlHx. R* ▼. Mr. Ball, a Quaker l'reacl.rr, from the State of Iowa who is travel* ingtl rough Georgia, presented thed >c- trines of his denomination to an audi ence at tho M. E. church Tuesday eve ning. His congregation war not large, but he entertained those asse ublod for a enn-iderablo length of time. The reverend gentleman comes highly en dorsed and diil not make an unfavor able impression npnn hi. Albany con gregation. 11 is views sin that tl e cardinal principles taught by liis church are not very different from those of the M. K. Church, blit says tbe form of worship is different Loin Ihst of any ether denomination. Ssalh of Mrs. B. Melmoale. A telegram received from II. M. McIn tosh, of this paper, dat-d at Quitman Mi a lay evening* announced the death of his mother, Mrs. B. McIntosh, which event occurred at Iter home in that town at half past four Monday afternoon. Our heart-felt sympathies are oxtended to UwTsmily in their sad ' writer has known for a number of years, itimn woman, be- who knew her. 81ie bore tho ills of life with patience, and her yean, which wore near the allot to. I three score and ten, were un-eltishly devoted to tho service of other* and to preparation for that hour of Mon day, which ushered her-into the pres euco of the God she loved and served so well. Peace to her ashes. THE FJItt ASSOCIA n»lblr 6a;ce>lior.v. “March Q 1881 Editor* .Vriri and Advertiser: Tho Legislature of our State by at act, approved 8 ptember 2G, 1879, pro vi-lo-l that tho Fair Grounds of tin Southwest Georgia Industrial A-socis lion “should be incorporated into tin limits of tho city of Albany.’’ Set page 332 of acts 1873 9. Th-re^arc {certain preliuiiaaiy mat ters to be attended to before tills act takes offset, and yon will please man; uf your reader* if, through yocr col umn-, yoa will urge our (.Sty Father? to act by baring the election requires b\ the act referred to held. Now. as the maelstrom throng! which all tho monies of the Fair As sociation has been swallowed (yclept horse racing so-called) has disappear ed—let it be hoped never to appeal here in its prevailing shajic—why can not we have one of our real home fairs next May,- and show to tbc country wbst Dougherty can do in-the wav ol fruits, flowers, vegetables, cattle, at d tbe othar products of tho nurroundii g counties 7 Wo have been blue long enough. The bright skies of spring are on us. Let us greet with genial smiles tbe ■pening petrel of spring flowers, end urge cjir people to pre|«ie for agrai d spring fair. The officers of the A *.-*<- ciation will not be slow to act. m's Halt U prtoTW f - Jr”- It-bt from It to prr h*Prc pair Jay * »K i >n* U >f tha* T the s SOCOUUtf to work i .M il f :.n t •r.Wm fiiijrJ »rhar*u emeriti;; COlil id til* Tbe Ik ’Mt ADK It ILL day incur; Tiie Bo, P. lway and llac escape; fe» those who saw bin soon after the difficulty, never expected to m him on hia fee) again. to be congratulated upon his narrow the molt valuable 19lh ccrtnrr. I Cannot s» in its behalf. [Sigi’ id] J. llJ Cosnxi Sanitary Precaution* As a rule have not been heretofore observed in Albany as closely as they should be. While wo have a compare lively boallhy town, our people should not ignore, altogether, tho • truism that an ounoe of prevention is worth a of euro. Wc hare been asked to call attention several times to the condition of tlie back-yards in rear of the stores on Broad-street—not so much their present condition, as to tho uses to which they have lately been pub Complaint is made that several of them have been converted into regular wag on-yards for the are of their customers by severe! of the merchants, where their stock is kept stabled and housed daring their stay in town. All this, of course, adds to the accumulation of filth and rubbish in these places, and is a source of serious anroyanco to many of our citizens. Wc call the attention of the City Council to this matter,-sod tako tho liberty to remind them, that this is a matter of public concern, and not oap where it can be expected that private citizen should take upon hizaself the ungracious character of an informer, and bring it to tkier attention by means of a memorial or a petition for the abatement of a nuisance. Stock and wagon yard room is plentiful all over the city, and wc bollire, free to aE.and no re;won occurs to m why these narrow hsck yards should t. converted into Block per*. A short ordinance on the subject would work a d-suable change. Sow 1 Sa Zloat I'nhealtalltticly a awanv ■ & >V. Hallway Comuilaalon, The Savannah. Florida A Western Railway has at last adopted the ratcF lived by tho Railroad Commission of ffeorgis, and, hereafter, until furthei notice, at least, pasrenger tickets will he sold on that road at three cents pet mile, and all other regulations inipos <1 by the Commissinni fully carried out. The older of the Su|ierintetideiit to tli“ agents anil conductors of the road, “ac cepting tho situation,’’ went into force ycslordsy. t'p Amoauc tbo Star*. . The Augusta Evening Xewt has a young man of an astronomical turn of mind, and be has been watching tin stars during the past few nights, lie says “the spectacle presented cn Mon day evening by Venus, Jupit-r end Sat urn was very attractive' to all who be held it. Venus and Jepiter liave been for some time fast approaching each other, and on Monday night they were in conjunction, shining a little over three degrees spark Old Saturn looked a little as if he had fallen a little be hind in tho race, and had also dropped oat of line with the others. This week, however, h* will assume sneh » posi- t on that the throe planets will mark tho comers of a little triangle. With a-telescope tho view of these planets is exceedingly beautiful.’ Jena* begins to show the orescent form, and may be watched with a low magnify ing power long before sunset A alight turn of the tube, and Jupiter, with bis attendant moons, sails into tbe field of view. Another turn brings Saturn upon tha scene. His splendid rings are opening wider every month. Tho narrow division between them looks like a black line of enamel upon a golden band. Tboio who wish to study these won derful planets should-not let slip the present opportunity, for before the spring is over they will alt have disap peared from the evening sky. A Brilliant Sai The Albany Opera Homo wa ha m'ngly occupied;Monday nightby select number ol our Iareolitie soeict; ft was the occasion of their Masquer* Ball. Although tho number in atte* .lance was not large, the entertaimnr was a stieecaA Tho mnaic funds! hy tho Italian Band was exquisite. A the costumes were good, tho ref re meats were elegant, and all pawed as merrily as good management eon afinrd. The following were among tbe ma qurrs : Miss Matilda Mayer—Troor.d j woman. . M iw. S. B. Brown —Old rag worn Miss Clara Perils—School girl. . Mrs, L. Storno— Lady in black. lire. A. Fleisher—Tamborino pi er. ' ’ Mrs. Mayer—A cook. j Mrs. B. Golinsky, Miss Sintra- Miss Brown, Miss Zscke-, and a-> dozen others in dominoeA Messrs. Jaffa and Kaufman Tv • Brigans. S. B. Brown—An Indian Chief. I. Kiove—A swell. L. Crine—A cotton boyer, on a do dining markek Siegmund Sterne—Old Faircloth, seller. Wa ter Breiunlach—Old Man’s Dar ling. Max Robinson—None. David Robinson—Clown* L. C. Plonsky—Domino. We should like to extended notice or tho entertainmenk hut the lateness of the hour prevents. All iu-all it was ono of TU events of the season. The Blondes Again. Mayor Wilder, it appears, bad some scruples the other evening after ho had -ranted the license to the “Dizzy Blondes" to .show, and told tho mana ger that lie would tako care to have on hand a censor mnrum from the alder- manic staff to attend the performance, with instructions to break np the show snm-.isrily whenever he detected any- th njr going wrong. This delicate duty wa* inquired upon. Aldormin Jones, wlm. as Judge of tho County Court, wa supposed to ho well versed in the laws rdating to public morality and decency. This accounts for Judge Jones* presence at the show, and as he sat through tho performance, and tho Blondes were uninterrupted and were allowed to depart ur molested the next day, it is fair to assume that the ac counts given of the character-of the performance Ire grossly exaggerated, if not foul slanders ti|on the troupe. At alt events, it speaks well for town when such preeantinn* are taken by aur worthy Mayor •o guard tho public morals and In protect the suspecting.innocence of Albany from pollution. It is welt, to<s that onr public spirited Conncilmen are ready on all occasions to second tho efforts of Thc~Mayor, and exhibit such a willing and disinterested devotion to du’y tin der sreh trying circumstance*. We question, if tha entire Aldermanic board had been required to attend in he interest of good order and decency, there would have been~ a singlo dis senting voice. TIotlirra ! ^loihtra!! ITXotllcr*! 1! Are y -t disturbed st night and broken of poor test by a sick child suf fering and crying with das excruciating pain of c utting teeth? li'.so. eo at once and gat a bottle of Mcs. Winslow's Soothing Srncr. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately—de pend upon it; thcro is no mistake about it. There is net a mother on earth who ha* evernied it who will nyt tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, •peraiiag safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to Krlchl’s Dl and other affection is of the Kidneys ami Bladder are sometimes brought on and oftvKgggBivated by the neglect ofsyui- toms, which, IV taken in time, would no doubt in a majority of cases' yield to treatment. No medicine Is so well stilt ed fur this rs Rankin’s Compound Ex tract Biielin and Juniper. It is a relia ble healing tonic to the parts, allays lr- rlt iti-ti, and restores healthy action. Prepared only by Haul, Rankin A Lunar, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by nil Druggists. Fobsyti!, Ga.. Dec. 1,1877. I hare sold Rankin’s Buchu and Jun iper for 10 years, and it has always giv en universal Mitistfactlon, proving the most valuable preparation of the kind on the markek the taste, and is the prescription of one of 'ha oldest and best female physicas::* andtiursea in the United States. Sold j everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. nt an nW prncti Safe K dney and er, th ■r Cm Warners is among ov nes sav too much I’ltt-’.urg. Pa, 6th Apt- i.t. M D, 1-3U' There is no use in drugging yourself to death, and baying all the vile medi cine* for internal u«e when you can Is? Ttie ,arfect1v ! CUre4of feVCrind d “ mb *R«e. . . .P* ncc 5 ‘ billioms di-ordcrs, jaundice, dys[)epli*. a* Weil as all disorders and ailments of tbe liver.blood ar.d-stomach, by wear ing one of Prof. Gnilmctto's French Liver Pad s. which is a Mire euro every , time. If your druggist does not keep _ ... ,, j tbe pad, send $1 SO ma latter to French ColcmBoZ, Iil, Jan. 17,1S7S. j p»d Co Toledo, 0„ ond it will be sent Da C. J. Motfztt—Deah bra: Last; ynll by „, urn , u ,;|. J t „ t h e onlv Pad summer when our little girl was teeth | that is guarantod to cure. Beware of ing, we tried a great number of pres- \ counterfeits. at criptions but none of them relieved her. ' , T We finally had brought to our notice nbcralcink. year Tecthins (Teething Powders), | T |. e foil,wing sl.ort IeU-r fn» and u?ed them with the happiest re- D. Mitchell, a tnemb-r of tic; sulk They gave her a speedy and per- ; Legi-Wturs, is a very strong • n manent relief. I very heartily recom- j Mesa at Hctchx.s*- s A Hr - I md them to others. 1 used your "Ncurulgine." and find Tours, vrrv trnly. 1 y n claim, a spec::; tor G. k GLENN. 1 Ife.dsrhe. President Columbus Kemv-^ ;t<v. Dr J B / . Ne. s 3UUUUU «sl this « groves in Florin*. lusted at f t«f)G,0(X). * » a la.x was shipped to . There were but few trees in SVs country. The plantations now cn _ the high anda in five counties, s-tnek 400 miles long by twenty wide, a ad are fast encroaching upon other lands in the Southern counties. Ktto'n after the late war Col. Dennett, brother-in-law of Gon. Hardy, author of’Tlanly’a Tactics.” bought a tract neer Mosquito Inlek at the bead of Indian Rivar. He went to Jamaica.fnr hia young trees. Uis neighbors proph esied a failure. A few years afterwar William Allen, who was in the mission business in this city, ed many acres on tho Halifax river at $155 an acre. Tho neighbors told both Dennett and Allen that they might grow millions of orangey hut they would never' get them to markek Hr. Allen wrote to New York, and interested steamship men sent him a light draught steamer. They found it profitable, as it was the dull season here. The next year competi tion in thn carrying trade wav brisk- Rood this Letter—Ii la Only One or or the many. SrantoniLn, Robebstox Co, Tesn,) November27, 1880. ( Da J. BaADnxLn—Sir: My daugh ter has been suffering for man/ years with that dreadlnl affliction known as Female Disease, which has coat me many dollars, and notwithstanding I had tho best medical attendance, could not find relief. 1 have used many oth er kinds of medicine without any eL feek I had just about give* her np, was out of heart, but happened in tho store of W. W. Eckler several weeks since, and he knowing of my daughter's persuaded me to burs bottle ed with its effect that I bought several more bottles' ■ The price, $L50 a bottle, atemed to be very high at first, but I now think it the cheapest preparation on the globe, and knowing what I do about il, if to-day one of my family was suffer ing with that awful disease I would have it if it coat $50 a bottle, for I can truthfulfy aay it has cured my daugh ter sound and well, and myself and wife do most heartily recommend your Female Regulator to be just what It is' commended to be. Respect folly, IL D. FlATUZttSTOK. For sale by all Druggists, d- SatfebmA Anxnrrs to Correspondent*. In reply to tho many inquiries which we hare received regarding a moat prominent modern remedy we would aay: To tha best of our ‘ belief Wer ner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Core is pare in ita nature, efficient in its action and certain in ita results. We have learned of some remarkable cures which it has affected, and believe that as a preventative of disease it is une qualled. For delicate ladies and en- faehled men it is invaluable,' and ita vegetable qualities commend it- to the favor and use of all. er.t, rered his charge to . that this was tin nee of ‘he must painful dutj ^ »n«I jurv. 1 lu re wa* ci> i iijourtiliit the peptic oft! s racefCaml that the civiliz jit ol-Ktiropc itst-If was a recent lb:n ■d wo ourselves were ji lyhk and cvea yet retain aom, that ancient barbanmn. Ill •i‘ad the progress of Ensland a uit-d States in the matter of the sup- •'ession of duelling He had no syu- ;lhy with a civilization that is prompt slander and defame, and when taken task declines reparation. No ebris- mity. or civilization, was worth a far ing but that which was slow to give Tense and quick to accord redress, he Judge and the jury, he said, had duty to perform, amt in performing il >d no right to regard the usefulness of ws or tolerance hiretofore given a -aclieu which he regarded as a relic of irbarism. What! Was it one of thoso eak, sickly flowers that the foul breath ’slander could wither? What! Was that il was not Ann enough in it* arity to withstand defamation ? ThU mo? to Ho retained > nly by duel wa- false a* the tears of sand. Judp- .-emley gavo various illustrations of e injustice of 4l>c code-to participants duels in regard to the relative skill, r.-ngth and firmness of the combat its. If could only be sustained, ac- •rding to the duellist's own theorr <>( edieation of honor, hy a strong, cool. :pert against the weak, agitated and ■trained. The Judge alluded to tin .tremo difficulty of considering tin- ibject as placed before the jury. But >e jury could not stain their souls with into becau-c others had done so. II. ■urged that the cemmo law of Eng lid in relation to homieidehad never •en disused in <his State, and a lawvei ho doubted its present force cooht ■uht anything. It would be murder, ider the common law now obtaining ?rc. where theaceused could not prove sadden passion while being attacked . justification of the killing. No an could ■ voluntarily place himsell • a post or danger and then claim :at he killed his antagonis. • self defcns». Solemnly, before God nd matt he charged the jury on the ■w on this j.oint that according to w, whirl; the’prisoner was charged ith murder and it was nothing els-- he charge Was listened to amid deep fence, hy a multitude of spectators ‘ol. Cash leaned pensively on a book .'.d heard the Judge’s words with a de- •ected air Tile jury retired at 4:45 P. M., and the crowd thinned ouk At 8 I’. M. tho jury had not returned, and ’io court wiFjtell in session. The red asseufWMv Waited in the court >om u.iti! 10:45 P. M. t when the jurv it bfcfinff braaghtiu their verdict, B adjourned until 10 Igw » DtSAOREEII. »w, S. 0.\ February 26.—In ah murder trial to-day tho jury ice rotumed into Court with tho mu- nouacement that they wtro unable to agree. The Judge Anally ordered n mistrial. It was understood that the jury atood eight for conviction and four for acquittal. An acquittal is general ly anticipated,and the/esult was regard ed *aa a substantial triumph fpr anti duelling sentiment of the State. Tha tV61> of •r'li- Tlrafv : op* < nr r M-'Tv> will not think ng thnt a pro- -t claim their at- ‘ cotton cr«’p*' ia & ^•nm.riay, hut that it i.-hf'st importance i istion crop ia of tho iportance. Look to independent of tho lerchanL Look not will be dependent h will you do ? Kow ?e the decision. If n supplies, you will both ; if you do not t on one, or both, ought not to farmers of utliern Georgia, hoy liave been know what it n and meat and hat tap your li lifters at money . It is tho only the Souther n planter. Any rae trill mil 7 k te Uu s slave. Ii'monslrated so wc need nt >t enlarge on it fanners lia ire the yam* in And there is noth merchant ia it li con, corn and tad small advance on • boy a finer c!am of good ter profit. Thia has I play it right, ig detrimental to tho stead of baying ba- products, paying a riginal cost, he will payirg a bet- demonstrat- I ed wherever the pli^lns In fii tried. We say, then, to the farmers of Thomas connty and South Georgia, do not de pend on your merchant or banker for the c’senhals. Mako them, and you will be all right. It is high timo that the agricultural classes were asaerting their superiority and in ependence. Let them do it in the vear 1861. Pctllng .Mahonr. VahiontfiB SprcItL M*. Isaac Bassett, the Senate Door keeper, who has in chargo the register of scats of Senators, says that Senator Mahonc has, through a friend, selected his scat on the Republican side, it be ing the end scat on the third row, at the left of the Vice-President’s desk. General Miller, tho new Senator from California, will ait on his left, and next to him Senator Hale, of Maine. In front of General Mabone will sit Gen eral Burnside's seat. ,. A prominent Democratic Senator re cently *aid: M We have decided to give Mahonc anything he wants. We shall '•y to him: ‘Pick out your committees, and we will make you chairman.** Pnir.Roorm Cotnmr.t ot Ihe Radical Philadelphia. Tho Philadelphia Bulletin, whose candidates wore defeated at the recent election in that dtf, sajra of Tnesdajr’a “Philadelphia went Democratic, yes terday, by one of those wild surges of well managed excitement that some times sweep over communities, and tho old flag that was hsnled down by a dis gusted people, in 1871, again floats over what has so long been the great citadel of American Republicanism. To-day, the Democratic party, skillfnlly seizing the opportunity put within itsrcsch by the inflamed condition of popular senti- menk has captured the three important positions of the Mayoralty; City Comp- trollcrship and the'Tax Office, giving to that party a tremendous leverage' for the entire ‘ overthrow of Republicanism in Philadelphia. It would be foolish to undervalue the moral effect of such a Democratic-victory. It will undoubted ly be felt throughout the States, and will he found dxWttng itself with all ita natural forces in the future, not dtty in , ac . >ts effects upon the welfare df Phlla'def- that reach to sty the border* of finn- sylramV* .* ’ ?. That result, says tho Courier-Jour nal, gives the lie to the Republican as sertion. after the election inNovember, that the people of the United States had declared in favor of Republican pr nciplc. for all time Income.. If the j";* few ; w8ek? ' -dtertnm tha massive machinery in the greate-t- Republiean stronghold in tho country, il ia evident that under the pressure of profound disgust with high-handed and corrupt Republican methods in national politics; they can hurl that party from power at Washington with alt its stu pendous machinery for setf-perpetnta- tion. If Garfiald takes aboard ,a little may rest assured off like the wicked. italwartism, his partv ■ed that they'wfll'be cut Prof. GnilmeUe, tlie inventor of -the French Kidney pad bearing bis name, was one of the most noted medical of his day in France. Its cures of I’Uoasea are most marvcloas, and said to be permanent. 5 1 It S’ Romethlne Almoftt .ifirrrlona ta tbe steadily increasing power and xquilarity of Warner's Safe K:< Iney aml Cure. - re.- .A* Drr J. Drournttic 2Wcn ttiaj C'Mirh at Straws bat trarible people when glck txke IVnr- nerV Salt* Kidney and Liver Cure. h’lYr t aSl Xeumlipa ajid J I). Mitchell, >1 D Colle-* I 11,T - UT 5?T ot “ »?» : "I 1-sre T * r e * been relieved by •*>< uralirir-e” of aiM-TtM Its speedy cures of bores an J Erup- , lUci ot Hca(U 4 B ao . t tiovs upon the Mem have been rum a- . sole I’rorr.eturs end M^nnls^tnrvrs. 14 able. Goldtswaitz A S -X, Whitehall St, t): n-a Gs. For sale by Oruggi.-.?, Troy, Ala | L E. i E E Wflcn. Albany Ga. oot 7J IIa F- O. C. Itoiiixsox, I English cotton^ manufacturer, who bought a mill site just soulh of San Antonio, Texas, a year ago, has relum ed 10 England with the intention of inducing a number of w ll-to-do ntas- ter- ami op-ratives to for.-n a co-op ra- liT-- company and engae - in the mann- ficture of cotton good-. It is generally admitted that it is not well to siccp in a room whore there are cot or growing flowers in large quantities, hut the recent experience ot two Spanish ladies shows that inhaling the perfume of flowers, to an excessive extent, may be attended with injurious codsequences. The two ladies in question were on their way to a ball, large number of highly-scented natural flowers. In riding, to the place of en tertainment in a closed carriage, the husband of one of the ladies began to experience the sensation of-physical faintness, and. oh speaking to bis wife and her companion, neither of them answered him, and he found that both instantly thrown op moments the ladies worse resells than severe cold: but tho indiral era may us have- hi bean infer, „ tormine just .«cent te up* ti lb*- physical ays torn, for preaexitabaolut *iy nothing ’r*!,o\rn about its actii.n. have known *4wiftl Hyphilitlo ffuontlr* iu liuudmifl ot effi— ol Syphilis. uSSSSl ^cmfula. etc. Il aado tho Ml ami permament cart to own «j;h ire Deuatark, Ham D. I ft,J I.. Wnrreo,of j.r' nab, G*, Rl.JvkMD, J> Itruason. Kli H Anil, •» *», —-qq lo>. j rnu,* Wm; !>. Firrce.Sh'IT^C C. DnPttn, T>*jAGordon, I >im aetjtulhlod with th^wopilelor*. and m invof tMrt mnllmn whom*irnaturf* ipneor . . th*, f-r^ f cmJftt*io. They uo mrTof hixh character and aUttdin;. A, U. COLQUITT. .Intkvao p*t Cleiki the swift specific company, tor*, Atlanta, Ma. Sold by all DmggUt*. till Mr a copy oriYoaaf Maui Friend.- JOIIB BBESNAB,Manager. ] SAVA C3-JV. T he Mtnhsll House, with 1U eayastsa, reetl- bule, axtnnalvo and elegant Tcrandsli, if. A-.llne, I-JI —— re a_ B eieW of — re. . re ... ■ *■ a - . - ’ onqnnifonably Thissa: folding lidlaaOne view of the pmaenada, idiy ' elt-reaUlated rooma, aad unrlvated table, U LEADING SAVANNAH HOTEL, sSStH MARSHALLIluUdEunder Urnpernratmanago- the traveling Pav.. Dor. 7,18804T. JOHN BRERNAN. Albany Markets. LIVE STOCK w n HARDWARE. mtonsa ntoiito 400 a a „ . FBODDCB. ItryealtehouWera............... t At oaer—Cretan, fo R Su ram^’Ibiiniirad qk! /!;:.'LT.'.'.'.'.Tll S VB 15 8« C>Hee.mo,M» * 15 « Java - s 40 Uonlori Jt ok Corn mral, V bushel re. 00 Corn loose. — ia bbU... US’!* bnilieU \'lV.'.V.'.V.'.'.V.V.V.™ 1 00 80 Onion>,{■ btubel 4 00 (24M tS Rotter iwn CnKkCM Street l*oUtoea, .dry,*/ Live*] flhMTttMi . .. . are. —vaasare- Sodot Fx.i>ch ra!f. Conn t'»ir i-Klw. 25 - cw u oa te 00 to I Baiiey .... I MiihU.... • >**c.l Wheat 1 * otUto MeJ INDSTINCT ICT PRINT
