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. ' • -arttt- A NEW SCHEME FOR REfOKSTUliCTIOJi. AI.Ii.YXY, G-Y, JANUARY 31st, 1MT, A’rhs xxuLiros.—Those who are entitled to receive artificial limb* In aecordnuc© with 4ho aoi-of the Lcgrilatnre, will be plf\ ~19 learn that Dr. D. Bly, who ha» the con (fact for furnishing the uutortuuatc, has appointed our felloir-towwniaii, Dr. W. A. Love, as an assistant, who will take meas urement, for both arm* and legs, ami thus •are to the wounded man atrip to Macon. Dr, Love will be found at Ids residence, or at the Drug Store of llilsmntt «fc Ball, oil ‘ Broad street. Dkmah uatic Almanac.—We have a few copies of this excellent publication still on Land. It contains the most valuable politi cal information of the day, and should be upon tko table of every public inau. It can be had for 23 cents j»or copy. Tnn Won* ix Barer.—Wo learn from Mr. K. P. Smith, that cveryUpog in the Binning line i*.moving nfomj // §iiioothly in Baker, All arc tletei niinc«Kto make a good crop, the season permitting. Thoso who have a full set of hands are jdanting a hiH crop. Those who were not so fortunate arc planting according to rlicir force. , The dcs- despondency that prevailed some weeks ago in reference to the planting interest, in We find in the New York Times, of. 1 lie 24th just., a special communication from Washington, written, doubtless, by Mr. llaymoml himself, announcing the origina tion at tko Federal cnpitol of a new scheme TELEUBirniC. ;:r Message on the Return of the Act Ailmilling Colorado. WAbiiixoHAN, *Tan.' 2^.—The Provident savs his sense of duty prevent sliisapp.inval, \Vith the e\eej-th*n of the additional ol.iu-e, of reconstruction “by leading politicians of| w f , u . y:tlno j,jj| V c-ti>r»l in .May last, which the Xoitli and South,** which, it is stated, Mill awaits the Senate's ic<oirM«1rrotio:i.— Grand Jury Presentments -OP DOUGHERTY COUNTY. will uot onlv receive the sanction of Pio i- dent Johnson, but will be recommended by him to the lavorable cotitnlcralun of the South. The basis of this new plan of ad. lie i- unable to pem-ive any icn'oii for •bangin'.t bis oj'iu*«*ii. hut ran *«t* ad.;*iion al reasons for curfirmimf Hhi wisdom of his former veto. The additional «retion makes the bill more objectionable. Tlve t ouFtitit; just in on t is amnesty and qualified negro ' t ion of Colorado prqvbb * ih t the 1 in suffrage. The writer savs “the time has nr-1 isting shall continue. Among thise is one We, the Ornml Juries, selected ami sworn for I ho Cjuutjr ur Dougherty, haring in our general present incuts at the regular term, noticed nil huJ>. jeets which usually make up the staple of Grand Jury prcjeutiiifuis, now feel constrained, under the charge of the Court, and our own sense of what is proper and accessary, to moke the following Sag 'S* ‘ rived When it may be safely assumed that the Constitutional Amendment will fail to I I* 1 ' 1 ’ receive cm ivc the approval of any one oftho South- ,, assn ._,;.,,! tiiis States, and upon this nssumotion the rial legislature The fact that the whole lime of this adjourned term of Court kashcon taken up with the trial of criminal cast s, and the large number of applica tions made to us for presentments, with the rapid increase of our criuiiuat docket, admonish us that there must be some cause iuhcrcnl in our social system, or some m al-admlnlstration of the penal code, which gives to rise this great increase of ciitne in our lorajcriy law-abiding totntnut:‘i/. Alter imoiidv iclk-od ilsivpral, .md ricii.lin" the | can.fully locklu* ***‘o U.is »'ibjoci, wc liavc come by < Vhtimv. .be l"iTi,o-’ i'""***, X, ! nbfioliitdy )»nihibitiiig nc-gro snlfragt*. The recent Turrit trial Legislature almost r.inn- one of the causes rcsultr from I he f.ict that a htr«c portion of the laboring — . • | ■ 1 .• j population who have heretofore been slaves, refuse President will give his approval to the main rights t>* ii'-groc*. 'i in* lull before Pin gr nits i in contract for labor, and arc moving iu town and • pas;; d an act denying i .rv [ GROCERY AND PROVISION HOUSE. Broail Street ALBANY, GA. All kinds of I-'lantation Supplies constantly on hand, such as feitmv. oftho scheme ” which wo bavo st.v rights denied by the l.c-ish.turo an-l Con-j .here loeciiag il.emscIvMwlil.cut «„y cMcusiblc iiaiiiu. oiiik btiium, i • / 1.. VIA. .ti.fWitn- ! upcuiiati-ar to obtain the necessaries ol n livelihood. | I and the protects nil the put of tin ted above, ami that, in difference to the de mand of the people of the North and the earnest solicitation* of“Sotitherti Ilepresen- tative men,’’.ho will urge it* accept alien up- on the unrepresented Slat..,. The IVd- ry wl.clbor the onflrtmcnt_ .s not n.' atto.ai; 1 Stihltion < f r.’.lurn It.. This incoligruitv, ! u«*cupai»t»n to obiain the necessaries ol a livelihood, j <• people’ "« Unow theymust have fuod and raii.ieui, and j . *V. ' lit. means to furnish the necessaries of life, re . • | iiu means to luraisn me necessaries oi me, . e against a M ite Government.»l?.ul\ inuivato j*b IlV c come to the conclusion that iu most cases these f • | till* impolicy and injustice of the prono-cd j mean-* are supplict fcv dishonest practices, and | • enactment. It is a subject of serious illqui- hence one great cause of the increase of crime. Farming Implements Flour, Buckwheat, Bagging, Snull*. Pickles Oysters Sheeting, Spoons • Jvcr.seVS Hats Shoes, Cl tins, Powder, Caps Shot, Buffer, Lard, Hope, Cigars, Tobacco, Blankets, Ohtmbnrgs, Ball Tiiread, Cap®, Boots, Pistols, dent thinks w»y» the eormqioiideiit, that the negro population ofthe South should have stu b safeguards thrown about them as in secure to them the permanent enjoyment of their freedom and of all civil rights, and that the negro armed with the ballot can as well protect himself as apy other citizen. But as Mr. Johnson interprets the Constitution, he does not discover any power in tne (.Seneml Government to legislate upon the subject of uanteqlicre of tho difficulty of obtaining ' luifl'nigo in tin- States, ami, therefore, it is bands, leu given wnr a firm resolution,' for tho Southern States to .dettirmine tile that if they caa't niabea- whole loaf,’’ they j miflntgo qtictlion for themselves, and a< will be satisfied w itli a “ lia*f one." NVe are glad to see Ibis spirit taking hold of our Massachusetts and Now'York have done, | give the ballot to the negro based upon pro- iwople. It aui'nrs welRor the future. I. 't I perty or cducntioii.il qunlififflttioi.s. As .... «» threw aside the false idea that labor is I ii.ceutLvtUo Uii» rcfi.ri..,says the eomunmi-. tlurep..table, and lake bold of the plow our- j nitio.i, the l’retidei.t i.lliuiates I,is readiness .. ( » * * * ** .««.* nelves for by s<* doing we will induce our to issue a proclamation of amnesty to all the laborers to x'ork more, aud infuse'* spirit of j-people oJUli^Soutly who may have approv- ronteutuieot among them. Tin: Impeachment Fommihti.—;.\ Washington letter says : “ Nothing is yet heanl from the J.t lieiarvroimnlttee, which is engaged ill the eousidefatioii of the im ! csl the movement. This step accomplished, I the Southern pt'opfc.' would then elect South* ,-ent representntlves to Congress, blacks vo ting wiiffwhitc*. The communication do- the remark: “That this Scheme di pcachmcnt problem. The Uadiealn tl.iuk jtcbemia in title, that it provides for separate that if they lxwk out now the President Stnto actiotMiid propose* n qualified sttf- WiM boat them, and if they continue ju theft 1 tnadness they will hen* thenmdvea. Tho truth is they liave overplayed lli6iC|p^rt> and are ptixxled to know how to reniotly matter*. The indications fit present ara that the whole oJTuir. will bopoatjtoned until the next (’oilgress.** »• Bolting,” on the part$ftho member* of tbolitdianii Legislature is so frequent when the minority wishes to defeat any obnoxious ineAkurc, that it i- [Wtij»olfC<ltO pass ftlaiv to make 44 bolting” a misdemeanor, punishable by ♦ 1,000 fttiCw Din’.vr Pay.—A gentleman from North ern Oido—always regarded as a splendid manager—tried a plantation in ■ Mississippi* this season, an*! reports that he is out of es jkljh tho reinnrk: idem from Mr. (lice! celey’s anpusty-siifiViige fmgej; and U leaves imjrtiietleable aml'nmc pontantstill subject to tho penahitj fort ing qualified. amnesty and SUiTrago l. It l(hives States to eaeli In to the oxer- cisc of their, constitutional prerogative of prescribing the qualifications of voters and pxM»noing tho elective fninchisu*to the tie- gfO^TonrecMocntiyo the dispeu*int«oii ot pardon mid amqyst v, and to \\w Legislative tho ftuniissiott of loyal repre.si-utatives to the respective houses ttfCongress. Kaeli branch qfthe t ioveniiiient thou.-harmoniously lfn» Vitig iu its appropriate sphere.” Adaptation’.—The good Book says there is a time for all things. However much we may desire to change the eo:ir.-o of n.i.iuv, the law is still the saute. There is no gr- ai- to cxt»rci-e power not eotiferrcd by the Con* st it ut i«*t>. The 1 Yc-ident submits evidence nf the rr- pngnancc of tin* people or Colorado ton It U not only the increase of crime but the re- - tnovnl of so large a portion of the laboring popula- J Uoti to the town is operating with the must dele- j leiiiti’ effect ur-on the ngriculiur.al pursuits of the i suitouiuirng country, and withdr-.wing from our j orn and col ton field-* much of the labor necessary J And, in fact, State government. The total population of tov their successful cultivation. • * lathis city alone it is said there arc over one t’luii-andol this copulation, mostly without any proper mcauaof making a living. Can these rop- 11/ growing evils be corrected, or must the/ be Colorado is/JT/aon only; fifty are rewired for CongroFdonal fepreson tat ion. He ar gues the inju-tice ((fallowing this small e«»m. o , , # nmnit y one !L |uc-t ntntivc and two Sena- ptintiited to go on from bad to wor-c until they 1 tors. ‘Smh admi>-iou of States wns^not Ivnd to disorganisation, bankruptcy it ml ruiu: j EVERY ARTICLE THE PLANTERS’ LIME. ■ ’SPECIAL ATn’lXTlOjJflCallcd to our fine stock of Jti practised in the early days—Florida’s ad mission in 1803 resulted from * sectional strife, which we would do well to regard as a warning oTeyil rat Iter t han an example for imitation. lie allows l»v sintistie.s that oth er Stall-, when admitted,lmd # :v* population entitling them to otto nnd ttearlv two Bop- resent at ives. Every org U t)i/. d t.rritorv, f or vagrancy. Lei all persons lea', n. a« toon fi tted to adm!-v T p*Uu.»blerthHt they equally with Colorado, is emit siott. The logieal -furccdont-adinit-* Daeotah- Moutaim and i i.-diom |jcuthey nres^nt them- selves, giving them two tew Senators and fix e Heprcscnf trives, furnished by u popula* tion scarcely entitled to quo Keprcfcntattvc til the evi-t’.ng States, while tbc nvcwgo population .‘or two.'ienators is now -nearly one million. Ho argues thnt tho enabling act for Coloj.nlo was passed nmler fi»l*o sta tistics, and a deliberate dedilon ofthe peo ple against furuiiuu a Btate enlmustcd tli^ enabling net. Besides the bill is so frnrr' 1 as tap'tider its execution imnnsstble. nod it is r. question whether or not in itself it i- a utility. He argues -it • . « length ’’c in- cougruities oftlie Mi). :m i ing that, tlie admission « !* gardod ns an eperh i:t 1‘- progtvss'rf t’le t!-:»i<v\ Let 1 some ctfoit lo chaugo for the Ikitt-r is at least jvoithy of (t trial: Ami feeling it immmlcut upon us, «s the (oauQ Jury <f this county, to tuggett ‘ imnru remedy, wo recommend that tho Judge of J our Couuty Court, and the* municipal authorities j of the City < f Albany, nn l all others in authority, l be requested to be vigilant iu arresting nil pci sons j in tho County, and especially in this coy, who hare ' r.o visible u.cnua of suppoti. and | resccutc tl.ee f 131 POtlTKo am! AMKl.’K'A.Y lii.’.WDY, CHKS\rTGl!f>\'!C IVIIf.SKY, OI.lt )i(JlTUH)N WHISKY, 1!YK WHISKY, RKcTllDfED WIIISKY, M j.it cent, abovcj.roof—COHN WHISKY, IMPOliTJCD PORT 3VI.YIC, i-.l.y V. ,L . iking . cannot remain in town iu idle uesu. J.et the vagrant laws be rigidly enforced. - In connection-with this subject, and inm uvud )>\ the cxpcricu?e of our neighbors of the llriiisli Wc Indies, the conviction is forced that In a short‘period of time the it ut present exists here, will he powerless lo ’curiv gn tho necessary agrleultutnl put-uits of our couii- , try. Ue therefore i ecomi.ui.d il.e course now being pursued by ibir seciioti ,f ihe ■■ un:j;y lo encom- :tv«* tho'cmigi.iiioii ot liurrpcutv'Tigril-Uliuiitli-ts to j-uppfy Ifu-1 i..<-c of nogio hboitrs In taking It .v ■ oi lus lion .r. Judge Vust.iiLyc de«ire to es- p ; v t-ur ippr ibation ut hi- rigi I- fnt.i.f. iiieiit "t li.v ci imin.tl law, and his hiuditdv elku is lo -up- pi< • Clime, and the abiliiynml dignity with \v..ieh , he I.;* presided :il *. i. i • term ‘ofthe t'otiil. To the S. Iii itor(it-nerai. l>. !l. Pope, we also lender our I hart.' j,.,- his dep .iiiiunt iy i!,»« holy, ,.nd the. • AMKIIIL'AN POUT* WINE, SIAUKHI.X. I’ORTKlt, AI.K, All of wliioh wero purohacod from First Albany, Ua., January 'JOtli, ls'JT. . Ac., Hands. ~4—am. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, gif D£ pj P V A k f) JW IaKr.y-irin n> So, tii-Vi uti-.iu K. K. Cii . 1 0! TII OJBcc Macon. Ga.. Dec. iMAi. 1 O N and alter Sunday. :u :h in*t . Mail nnd l’i- setiger Train on ii;i? Ib.ad will run l.i. Arrive leave Ku Airive at I Ml, aula.... < !•*> A. ^i. 1 M. r -jit a. m. ! i r. M.l - IN \ M.! ; i:. p. M. - BROAD STREET, ALBANY, GEORGIA \. M. All.- M . • P M. Wo have Best Sekct-ed one* of tho Stock of Goods . he In t!u* propc-t- I pimuauiiitg :ifr*>r.t- 1lttifor.il ] < iirvt fil,.- :;o\ lit tv- tin* link tk.> mtsstott i i i. u Wi- r, of Mi-.i- o..:. toruev i-i :!i. t The M ’ '.i • ‘•tit 111' Ml- 1 t 'oil ns lUdvg A liuiulsi.i id r.tioliitn, nr** ] cotton plsu4-nt‘. -•’I -s'luti11 - fo-irt. ' “Intivo V’ 1 t - .t bill Dt* I iki.r. (A It- ■but y. ‘.xortli l" Arki-.n-ds pocket about *12,nod over liis imp, ami, t..! craccompli.lunonl tlian a.la].iin U ' i.m M.lfto me hi, own language, has “let mil." He I the rlrenm*t«i.ees .Mimnuuliui'. Tl.ia a| rol;it i\ o t« tli'lllt 1 i , «*ittr:i»li«: Ttvstsi : v. Aiif.’r i<*ii t" the r.: Uncharged In- du .' l.i. IS. Whitehead, t'l.uU- V. Turner, F.>reman. IVny li. Dat^ ui, *. .uel i». 1'iiSi, Am W. ('rt.sl.y, utd K. Kemble. J. >. Mor.:mail, f. Hi any C. Uvhn-, Jam* - U. Ma.vo. .* »i:*v.-»«>. Ciitek. I'. In ml J. Dark-da’e, I’>fj in;lu Tii. tNiiy Junes, .*'••• I !i t.. Kiehardbon, A..J. Town-. •l imes Su'ioit, JkI.ii W. 1**.ttl.* I M. Mayo, TG. f.-per. . While. John M. Fvndall. Did iiimsrv Si ruu ui: Cot nr. i Dee. A Ijoiiiiu-d Teiin — lS , !i i- ordered by Ihe t*ouit iha* a e»riitb d c py i . '. the special p:s*en'roentj by the Guilt I Jury at ; Adj'.ii rued 1 • i rn • • t T DI a tViurl be vafiT lo Major' ] Gt-nci;il David T:• £-*». Agl. I*.menu i. r. . A. ‘ Mate of Geoigia, and tin! they be puMi-J.el in the city p.npoi. p. A. V.\.-os, J. >. C.. S. W. C. A trup" extract from the miunie- «>f Daugherty .i; u CouVi, Pee. Adjourned Tt -o. i*“; ». J. T. • M'.oit.*:. Clerk, l oiinc- ting I.“live Smithville... Arrive at \lbany.. Leave Albany Arrive ni .-i'. l'« r it * j *• -cr.t « dV-di. 'i ID* id Ir. ni back three lime* I ; V. M. II V. M •• A. M. -• • A. :l IIJi.it t-l ti i* til. ! <• “V ll-.'l It *. lyl I.'. Our (Htook cf DRESS GOODS Mail .and l'a--enger Train. VlUGfl. TOW I />. MERCER & SiflITH, t'<(llNKIl BROAD ANT* WASHINGTON ST'S., Albany, Georgia. • H AVK on hand, and are ccr.-tai.’kv r«.-c!Gig. ! A Good Stock of Goods,. 'It.K*. Hi I.AIXK - ', -i oTi || IDS. KMPUK-S .Cl.. , | |[. I HPUN;.. rv C/0C£a,ijIiSjiCH2!iD G0C2?, In cu-y va li.?y width nnd . ualitv. ctC !!lil Boots cS3 ISlz OCS ('ohii-iiug. in pari, cf rayi the“colore.1 .mu may'Unlit nobTy, but; J'Uoa to all depailnunls-uf lit;,, ivlu ilu r iu j they tlon't work worlti a <i-u." «elions or In* TjjB vanity tfuit sm vio .' ‘ HI' ,„1- •lit Ilf they tlon’t work worth .1 Tho editorial piitro*»f tlu* Now York Her J tlu* tlovay of every porsonAl uliurm is, of nil '■ foiblt'*, tho uto-t ritlii-ulous^ (»»o unti lmnllv aid oftho Kthi* principally oooupiod with l.huiu'a beautiful .woman fi ; r rejoitmg j-.T the article* on the impeachment of the lYvri-, mlmimtioii to which her mirror tells her >1k- OeAt, which that erratic journal ihvlan** to , j ias right, or loT setting otf tt> the best ml- bo inevitable, ami complacently proeecilsto vantage the physical-perfection* w ith whirh •ketoh out a plan of action before, during . heaven ha* emlowcd In r: but tlic w itheivd and After the impeachment, telling CongrosG j»rnml.ime, who was once a Hebe. DmA » \- and the |K*ople what they mu«t do. modest v of the Uersld \* wonderful. Tlu* etjsed by her antecedent* for at tempt im; th.e r.oi.K of llcbc*. iu spite ot faded checks. ! u k- lustre eyes, and hair that lias depreciated f^Ovn g.dd to j-'w ter, an 1 is lae«^eivd ..\,r The Failed State* Surveyor iu Loui*iaua pronounces the Mississippi levees utterly w/'. Nutficienl to withstand a thxvj, and with the ’ . , . . — . . .u 1 . 1 1 mi' | the truth to tbo*e-si*on* as tosixUeti. next rise ofthe river the best lands wul In- overflowed unless further precautions ; jn taken. Some of the best lands iu that Stnic arc already owrflowesl—by Northern radi cal* aud ncgr\H»s. The Tariff Bilu—A Washington letter aay*: The peudingbiil, which was designed by Mr. Well* as a sort of compromise l*o- twetathe extremes, lir.s brought to that city crowd* of proteetionUt-* and freetraders ptuk-sauceTwl lady. They ivfleet saflr»*n as lV.it 1.fully a* r«»se; and when the saffron i*overlaid with niai.*iiVi.\ turvd bloom, they telPvlie cnanu-lid ebb r to lu r face that it isimnatu'hd. And what the mirror say* silently, society T\ mats with a sneer. It is iiu]K>»ible to mi-taCe'ruugc for the tint of n.V.uThe im|H>sture is as np ; parent to every observer^ it* Mu-wan* of paint*’ were written on tli v forehead of the 1 ;li«- *li-1*■■■■!. J tj.; -, r • ■ 1 i-v 1 o.-i?.»n,! i m ttinu tl-e . .• c «!v ■ :i :* ; a 1 *.:i: :.i U ' i.-e-; ! Ion* a lull l•«. ;:• b XL;;- - a tin mber ! !of ri.. l*c,K • :! , not tal •• tlu- lo-' 'iMMVHU* 1 ■ t . -. cam ! 1 X t:u 'Ui.u.n N> , .• — Vi ta \ ritx ' flilti-a ..f I i.i- . 1. ‘ ii \ - liU 1 I * :*• 'tell I'.'.-j •: to Bacon <*< • -ir* •! ! v "’ : 1200 AiMri-in ln- ! | lautr.v. 7! . Ci T • • M. v’h •«* " t;I b. , ««m- I iilftt!; t \ -1■ m• ...1 b- [h. •>»b. B: ' h- , lunt ot *.:11 tfo.*o-* \ »-.* slay. ... ’ nn* P . i-a::.l oortat.* 0 lo P . b- k';-’.'. i ; t»* tv , - to Frttnc-. ‘\ir • | Tlu vya.,; Vera (* " , ' i :: •j - na *. t- at j X ■ • i \ivv.n by wax i Pru/, ' j; A t • ! >, i r i vilcii j*at>cr • tics at .'! • ■ * ’.in t.S.t - ' A* 'Ii' - Mr, t • r»ii«ciit. - .-i , luwl b U.b.n.b « 1 *1 v ! - A 1 ! I- • •MltbLT*. Mln Al>\'EItTlSEMF.fi7S Do You AVant SOLD MDSE. Pmcon. Flour. Sugar, t\,*Ve. Suit. Thccsc. Ir’sl, 1*0- tatovs, T -bacco. iMgars. Snuff. DotasliV l’i.kles. Sardine;*, i’.ui- ille?, Soda. Li-'.uors, PoTfJcr, Shot. I.e.ul, Pcrciifeswu Gap.-, Hollow-Ware. lri"i, Nails, Plow Mid. Trace Chain*. I|oc.«, Ulow Liuc«. T s Pi 'orisiens ,*■ T 0 ■> |>T Number ISO. 2*.ih Di*tri *! anJ Second Scf-' ion Gilmer County. G M has been found i'|i ttie adjoining lot. nnd i- now being worked. Fir Al l ’.V <ocn to J. ii. IIIftt>(iN*. AD any. Gv, Jan HI, fSOT r—if STAPLE DRY GOODS. IH’CKF.TS HATS. SHOES. l llOOMS. TUNS SKIVES. \C.. \C. .7. W. FEARS, Provision Dealer & Grocer, Alacon, Ga. Tlie highest market pri M.l KINDS OF FIIODI’CI:. FOE ecs raid for jnn JE SALE. A X D C A I* S c«- Gi 'occna of great,variety, Tlf.U E CHAIN'S, I'.I.INI) III111 Jl.KS, COI.I.AltS, IIAJIES, I’l.mv I.INKS, AC., AC„ 180S mil STLELi in small supply, I’nve Chestnut Orove Wliislcvi prj* (*ivc us a eiGi.b* f* 'e piirc'mtlng else*hew, nn-l wo are saii-ii-.-d that wo chi -uii you. Albany. January pjih. Ib'-T ’ 2-if * GOOD DWEl.(.ING lloi'SK. wlih Fonr Kitchen, Servants* Ih’use. : n 1 qfj IN" OTIOE! ‘ lioed Stables on tho promises: one b-flf a • of gi nn I. in are or’o-«—on Commerce Street, for- i merly occupied by JuIlN W'UIGHT. end boiler ■ known as the ' HI. partnership ber-'iofore existing bet wen GILIUIKT A HILSMAN. h., s been di-eulvri L by ni ul ual consent, and by the •ale cf f ti a in* • f Gn* Est to of Gilbert to .U, C, fl.lLla - v •laud DiiTt who fill the hotels and the lobbi«*s of the rapitol, bnttoa-hoiir.g .Senator* atul mem- beTi,and advocating theirropective vivas with great persistency. Mr. Wells does not «tm to have pleased either side, aud each,; nai: , gt Mr, Freascuden say*, accuscTiifu of liav fug been bought up hr the other. It.is L’ol. W. P. Johflson, son ot*tiv ncral Albert Sidney, has written a letter to May. r Mv:.‘ roe,of New Oilc-ans, in \vhi.!i he says; l desire, on my own K-iijf*. I in the ftlie family ni i fri nd- ..fmv father, to return you my hcaritci: thank- j.i’r the j.i- Y. ■ V) dull nrrl *' -A-Viton firm ,Jv 10 • 2( lower: _ __ aq* care which Ins fhrv.u^h the.-.- wenrv ttewfore ctiJent that he hu Kvn .uUWU- aJ.-nU-l i«hi- m-rtal !> Jy li.v rise* of sepulchre, w hue > t-l oti i*» pi!onma"e cd by wither, hnt has act.nl Mrictl; appt. • ^ lu4w ,i ^Jog ,.la£ i» tW Sul* balvt «d his oan cootictioni ot thepresest n^uirt-; well. Is hashnn c-ti^lsnuii ih.u t (, 0 at the country. If it sill go fiicmlly I aii.I* of i"m|v,:n..-. sore |K nnit afcot aw tho first of Ai-nhanl jll ■“* »"•' ilisl hi, n,h,'- rv * • \ Umnv. IYn:i:t .me to sav that J»n« ^t xxmz. . . the ortka' — {to the dead which you and* \ o:ir laniiiv, ^ud i *. Jour city liave ic-idLlto.1 iu tl»e fi-irit ' ,iiUhc gV«L| hj I aoa )o.c »ill iv.r U grau- 0 tntbscriptioh at the IUilroa.1 ir.cri- V fa -". v * v 5«' ' S»k M..i s|.-ir*" ‘ \ ‘ and h at t<- Sonthvn? *\ I.U) mark* davs>.ib . ♦* >'tiil qu« to I.jv »;?:!*.*m closttl firm at N-u.: Xfav Y«»ks. Jan. - — # »*d»i U4 t-liause, sixty-lays, "I : >ight, ft'. M.vo. n. dan. 2- : . 1>.*7.— CoTl'-N—Then wo a g* -1 demand for fair Cottons thi iuomi»_\ nnd iiaicol nil day. at J7 ct-nts.and vadiiv “. .' - - T •*« dv \v>*,ii j r.. b.dv, M;,*dr-r. •I.' rj : 1 * •rton M V .arrangement* are complete for sale anJ de- Jiwiyif CORN, BACON AND HAY. In -tore and iu arrive. 23,000 lc5. Smoked ll.icv-n. 20.OX) lbs Eulk Sal: Si Us. ’•Sk") bushels Com. oG,!>»-lbS Nonhtrn and Eastern Hay. 3*j bbls A 11 C ^ugar. bbls Syperfine Faitity Fleur. 1 keg* Nails. BO iack* Llverrogl The old business of Gilbert k MiDin.in will jniCxr.EEXJiorsE ,TM. rrop,,,, li.l. rr . in 0 -I i.- )--■ f ^ t 1° 0U,,!C “ “ J ,( a..v> ”c Zltl will be in Albany becuecn the 1>J and lOib cf Fob- , .... ... raarv - J. llll.SMtX, | IsiUolso h»t, at ilic ibor. lim,, ... . >wn»«t* psrioerof 0IH«rt & llibma. 40 Head Good Broke Mules Albauv. January lbih, IS(»7. For sale, and son.e GOOD FAMILY HOUSES. G. J. WHITE. Albtnv. January 21, l v7. ;:crc^i r. n*auiiy taken. Ln'crpo--! i•*.•».»u di<j-atch«>. quotiugMi.Miing Fj !au K t‘»ENT WT(*t eoaf-anOr buying, no Ev- coe Ls» :i.e-a-lvan:*ge. 11 zuUct sraaiing pr.-Juc*. e-peeixVry Cf»?.N.i should hand ic iL-.ir order' willi the CASH, in lia-e. Ike t.-rw will be Iraosfered cn arrival. saTin* drsysge. which w:!j j'.wsys te 3-rents in bushel le*s than prke* from b’torco 1 l.i* i« saved to parch*^.r.-. J>i bad.el* i* a «r h aL 2STDTICE! [ ^nJ: i'noi rear, the The undersigned bare n«*ocialed tlieuwlrw In- jrell.er In rise- l-Kla (USlSKSS. at i)., OLD * ^ f.-A.\I> al Gi’.beu .v l!il«uian. They promiseU . keep on liarid 1.VK1’VTHING IN THEIR LINE, an I re-pectfuSlv solicit patronage. Dr. HiUaif **" ’ — v * Li* personal aiientinn to preserf pi ioax— ’ will be eonduc:c«l upon STUlCTLi A will ; The busine?s l*ASH BASIS. January I.-rli, Ifc'17 lULS.lU.'l & BiU. 2-ttra, NDERSIGNED having, for tl-r ;r -on: rear, the control of the Mil’s -nn a* l!ALI/.*». ibrre n»ib * above Albany, g irrantc^s the faithful ftiiailment of all orders, both f-r Lumber «: l 'lent, at the shvrte-t notice, having ju*i u:.Jtrgone tho rough rej aira. If it wi:! be more convenient f >r r.y patrons to leave their orders at Mr. TUCKKU'S SToHE, they Dissolution of Partnership ing betWeW Untlnoii ttutb • -t, . , , ’ . • conlluCmcDl I - T ~" *.il Wit -or^lcu Hatiz»Cjikk> wmi-irr !>..:> <-c A lvly fnch-1 sends us the folloir ing iv- Ijr, our close i haring deprive,! n, ofthe priv i ng with bat feu penors oa t tho visit of CoL Scriven to ns to sec a deuioustTa-! ci I* !or '“hi"? batter-rakes u ithout Jtntixrr : which r,t i **«!., Lad the efl’eft of 5treugllu-n;t»g mm * m.rrkt t. and n e heqnl of the sole cd a Mjtai! d» •- lot.-latc.iii the evening, al‘274 ‘rpntxj;■ z—■ ■ - i ’ UflOE SaIE. IM LOW PRICES, T HL partnership Liri-toforo cx f x* b ,v ( <t„ bus been this da by I be withdrawal of J. J. May , ... ... . , , , * , sons indebted lo the Ivo firm eiihur bv ntnevi — ( cm do ». ana the «mc wid t e fcrw.tr led to me or count, ore earnestly requested to come forward l»l J- 'V. FEARS. ) f. T v c - * l ;0 l.as the super titysdcr.ee of lie Mi.Is. setilc the same immediately. ■» I rFspeetfnliV sa.icit a share of l-.s..l-.e patronage.—! * ... r«» r ‘peetfnl',y so'.icit a share of j.patronage.- rm.- CASH. If net pr.wnptly paid upon preseuia-, n of bi”«. an adi.ii ;.al ir vnty-f.va per cent, will. by M. *1: (k B. ii.. 0 b bv riv« r. 1 i iriigoiN > b'v M. II. H. • Ojtlika II. II. U tun of bl".*. tn add.tio^sl ivcuty-f.va per cent, he cl a gr-J. Lumber aud Nival will be at eae- toto'try |-ric«. It. C. JENKINS. Jankarr 2*». t S67. 4—I f or milk: Sift on? -mart <)f com meal, a,l.l salt, poor [ f««!a’Jt! tiling water-upon the tnraU cool bv lour- “I-b-I. voi:r honor. An.1 vrhathe -.-.v : toiling n atcr cponthi- meal, cool by (onr- ktg in cold water, then thicken with ouo pint of sifted floor, and fry as or-Iinary bitter. Cakes thui i-rcjQtvd will be found e-jaal to 1 ’ containing eggs a ml milk. **!>i-l y.s;i your accotmt to tire Jt- \\' ^ min at?** in-jnlrt-tln kwycr vfi ckcufjk - ’ T ADf **IK* ti-’d to t*. tb<* iF-atk^* u .\»l arhat did yon do thcn S-L^— “Why, fo-n I caxo^ toy mu.*’ E XD'.T ( IN ONE OFTHE ARGEST STOCKS OF ): onres, jIkdicixks, pkiutiikhy. i United States Internal PICE, | COftGIA. . !Uti, IKT. J January lflli, 1SC7. The business wilt still b AUlHltT FIELDS, TV. C. JELKH. E. It. MLEi'.y J. J. M.tlO. - S-la OLD ST.VND, aud r^oftnlie-I «s F1ELI tfrery libcj fold ofa young mao io Free, erokccd in loy», aad at. , Two men iu m^upttte nrficetcJ upon eccli other*s Veracity. Oncgif them replied ‘-that takings doseofyeast be was never wl er, aod tiot was-i ped but once by hufath- trteiliag the tmth." then,- retorted the other, “the * rfd osrt of yoa, for to* hare 9*9QCv PAINTS, OIL ami WINDOW GLASS, Ever offered in :hi» reetio», aad It eery low prices For tHe Caslu iUSSESBCSO, £08 i IIABtlS, ! WK-lws’s Pwwfats. j Dfccttbcr ISlb, ]! «-*» • ItEPUTX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, luru Div. 2i> Bmtkict or Gkocu Albany, Ga., January Hub, W ILL be sold at pnblie* out-crj before the WARE HOCFE of Rust & Johnson. la tbe city of Albatty, ccucty of Dcngberty, and State of Georgia, on Tuesday llie 3th day of February next, 1 at 10 o'clock, a.by rirlue of* warrant issued by J. 4\ McBuraey. Collector U. S. Internal Revenue for 2d District of Georgia, against L. A, Jordan for taxes doe by said Jordan—one hundred and'fifty .aw *- * “--'VMWh (ISO) bales cotton, marked L. A. JORDAN, Fa lk, - iMleh i»«l mane about sin Inches wide.' I will par the* hWGARD nOBBS, Deputy‘Qfllchier. the S. kfc^ Thankful for GufVcry‘liberal patronage hi extended to the old firm, we confidently ask tinuince of the eau* to the new. FIELDS A S50REIVAI S TOLEN from, the subscriber, on the _ uigbt tf the &h inst., Ono Llgbt January 19,1E57 g.