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" J SK 5, SWKET, --Editor. ALBAXT, G.V, FEBRUARY 9tb, 1S07 taJm C3t~ The February Term ol' the United BtMes District CcratU will commence in Savannah, on Tuesday ncjt, IJtli in*L, at JO o’clock, A. M„ the Hon. John Enkiuc, presiding. & A Dispatch of thc-38th. ult. from Cincin nati says; Brick Pomeroy, i» here cnroul© for New Orleans to collect material and ev idence to Mtstain biotin hi* lawsuit with Gen. Ben Butler. l i e Memplipp|£bcrof Ofemmcrec has * passed # 'resolution ■ rPommcndlug Ex-Gov. diartfo, now a refuge© In ldvcrppoj, to the ponffdchee of the commercial world. ' Among the gcnt&tncn rcowhrociulid a» candidates for Governor of Alabama, l*y corrospoudctiK of the Montgoratry papers, are Hon. \W II. Crenshaw of Lownde*, lion* j <--> Thus far wo have twKfeJf every encour agement that we could havo > expected, lt» establishing our enterprise. There were David Clnpton of Montgdhiery, and Hon. j ^‘ Sl0,,ra P e ,,s * C, V. R»g\ Senator from Mobile. you would swim upon thu tide'of for 1 innc* cast yourself boldly upon that tides and make it tenowu tlut you arc a living* breathing, animatiHl, intelligent being, bold, capable and expert in your profession, and learn this lesson: That the way to “gel a little start,” is to follow the advice and ex- pmenceofnll the suecessAil men who have gone before you, bv advertising liberally. The Louis\ tile people arc agitated by the question whether the spirits are engaged in counterfeiting. An active spiritualist, Geo; Ltipton, has been arrested tljcre, and among lib baggage were found some ten thousand dollars in spurious money. The sucees** of Artemas Ward in London it great. Ilia hall is nightly crowded, ami his popubrity is continually increasing. What holias to ‘‘ reveal 1 * concerning a plu rality of wives among tho Mormon*, has awakeued a pemliar interest among the lady John Bulls. many difficulties in our way growing out of the irregularity heretofore existing lit the publication of a newspaper here. As we expected, many have stood aloof, waiting for some evidence of permanency. Upon this point there shoufd be no suspicion, as tho senior, J. F. Caugilk, Esq., is so well kuotfu In thb community as ii practical bus. tines* man, that the very fact Of-biaconnvct- fng himself with the enterprise, ought to have beeu a suiKcient guarrantce of succors. Ail fears upon this score have been removed and we are daily receiving evidences of con fidence from every direction. Our adver tising columns is a good index of prosperity. This is one of tho best signs of success, both to the newspaper, ami the community in which the paper is ptibli.-Lid. It is true, we looked for help from some quarters, lroiu whence no encouraguncnt yet bpen offered. This is hut the liisto- of the world, and UMNoes not surprise, or On the other hand, men, in the. more retired walks of life have come up nohly apd given us a helping hand, for which we are most grateful. As our means will enable us, we will make improvements iu the mechanical department of our paper. In fact VP have in contem plation a movement, which, if successful, will greatly improve the appearance of the pnjier. Its success depend* upon the ac- iknrof oue or two of our friends. T* Dealers to Agrlcallaral Implement. . That excellent monthly, tbp .Soqtbcm Cultivator, call* upon dealt™ lii 'Agrlcul- tural Implement, to advertise in the vnriou. ncw.pnpcre, tho different kinds of imple mints, av there is a great demand for them and the people do not know where to find them, It sayst Kelt io reliable labor, aiid in part to supply its plaec, our two most urgent needs in restoring prosperity to the South, nre-fer- tilizcnt, as m*y be seen iu our qwu columns, and in those of nearly all of ourcotcm- porarics, liayc had sagacity enough to let lire people know where they can be ob tained ; but where shall we get fanning aia 2 HI 1RKETS ... - 'rtf''- Macon, Feb. T1807 POTTOK-r^TIlSl& wW Jft demand for good Cottons, at the opening in the morning, at 2<J}-cents. After the rcccplidn of the Now YOrk noon disputebes,crar mars lret became firmer, and Sales were made in tho evening at 30 j cents foj- middlings, \ ,^—7: &OLI-VBU8, February 0, COTTOX—There was very little doing in our Cotton market yesterday, but tho few sales reported did not show auy farther de ny] clinc. Middlings 26c. Mobile, -Feb. 7.—Cotton, sales 300 bales at SO.taSojc. Xew York, Feb. Cotton.firmer, mid* Cold mt implements. ' One of unr patrons desires to 1 j,,"* ViphindsVsceiiti Flour aftivc, get a buggy plow, but after writing two j j 3 -V a i374 IvttanL with no rcMwiigo, ha* given up for; * * . . , this season. The Staffoid Cultivator was | Lint*rooL.-Cotton quiet; pride uncliang* tried ami approval the uljter day, at the cdj middling uplands 14£d, meeting of the Itichmond County Agrieuh * ■»"" ' ^ tnral Society, hut how are the jrtantera to • xiio Agent of the Freedtnenb Btreau in obtain it. ' There are large tracts of soil, I ciiatta»m> U n published a card requesting pcrfcctlv adapted to it, the rotary spader, j .. - - 1 . . .. . good cultivators, and improved implements | « llc ro,kf ““>'““«« oi that city not to aid tier r. ^enerallyJJ the people'only know where those applicant for charity who refuse to to get them, ' I work for fair wages, lie says that twenty* eciving thcreforg, many Iq. one, in one day, chiefly women, applied for quirics from our >ul»enhc«, seeking mfor-; rclicf and ,q, cn o(rt , rcd gooi homes re. matioii iu regard to agricultural macluucrv, . ,. . ° , the letters ot our torres|K<udeuts T. find tlie f "«d. Something of the same sort has late Dr. Hinckley, are read with great in- happened elsewhere. One poor fellow M N ■Wholesale x DEALERS Of etail 7 UlUgB, UIIO, WINDOW GLASS, AC, JYcpt Door to J. JV. SEYMOlffi’S, OUerry St, aMtA.8Soaw,' ol Habeas Corpus Case—Tried Before Ills llouor T. C. f Copniy Court—For>' a Minor < tiild. tere.t, and more light is called for. Dealers wouldn't accept a ld!\d pf \\*oad unless it Machinery, W as chopped. 'Another, enterprising tinnper in Agrioulturtil Ipijdeiiients mid Jlaeiiincry,; was doped .lclinoa to remain at the place assignpl lie* because she had to cook her owu grub. avail tliemschc* of the columns of Southern newspapers to make known what they can : supply. Much more money will be invested ' in this way the pvescut cenaon \\w\ the J past, \\q have thy positive assurance of 1 those who have thus* used our columns, j that they have found it very decidedly to their interest. They arc open to other Distillery For Sale, PITER for tali* n Distillery, in complete order. In. nuchiucry it in good condition—consisting rower Itoilrr. one ” . . , of one -|U llnrse I’owrr lioilrr. one 20 Homo Poww IlOBOr T. C» Spierr Jlffxr of If00"herly * l ,ar ** l5 *» a, *d While we shall give no endorse* j Engine. nn<l Tul)« and nil other necessary Unur, •». ' r * * n nient to 4 * Cotton pickers,’* or agrienltural j Thrro U attneted t u this n good GRIST CAl.VtN l»AKK, A I'KIWOX OP COLOlt, IN Kt«JllT 0 Y HI* VtFK, FltANCES UAKKjVs. It AM I’ CAUTEIt, A l*Llt>ON OF i'Ol.Olt, Ja*.Tauotf think* Henry Ward Beecher’s Church thp most characteristic thing of America, it being the United States, the New Testament, Plymouth Hock, mid the Fourth of July. In the years tho lather married again, . t . ~ w . epniigcf 18.0 the r »d husband of the motherbrouirlit bis faimlv and the child m t |„. v will fiiuln Utter sale for the latter, 1 *"’ ion ' hj ibe than if all was given equal prominence in a general advertisenunt, which is too Ire- it as p tact that at the prcsciiritiU* MU'rcIrj-ewcrit'd it to his home. The mother testi-' *l Ut, *d*y the case, 0TA New York contemj»ornry states not a single new merchant ship or steamer Building at any of the numerous. ship yards of either New York, Brooklyn, or Jersey City, KP Tito Ladies of Thomnsville, Ga., have forwarded ^4C0 to tho Hollywood Memorial Association at Itichinond. PsnaoNAU—Charles Augustus Davis the $?ew York “Jack Downing;’* (Scba Jjtnith of Maine, originated tho 'Jack Downing’ Letters,) died last week in New York, r ' fihffiF OF FAt t?» i It ap)>eared in evidence that the child was born to llantpatid Frances while living together as huslmtid and and wife, some fifteen years ago; that about seven years be for. their emancipation they separated. The mother married again- in about one year, atul - was carried to Florida soon thereafter by her owner. In about five huinhutrsof «t»v kind, and so far as known, MILL, witl» • *plcti<liti set of Mid llock*. lor "ball uxuljlde Jlicni tVulli our ndverti.mg 1;'',^^^a,|| ' li 0. B UALL. c olumn*, we shall cordially co-operate all patties whatever, in tlie introduction to use of any article which we art* genera! fully Kitisficd is a really good, labor-saving implement. lit tulvcrtUing, our greater benefit by taking some good imple incut or machine, making that a leading ar ticle; illustrating and describing iv so that the readers can see how it works ; that it is really a labor-saving affair—not to complica ted for plantation use. No matter what is the article, whether a Colton Scraper or a Threshing Machine, a Grain Fan or i\ port able engine, so that it is a good one, In advertising this leading article with feb *.*— Ill— ltu .. . mi i • THE semi-annual sessions friends Will oenvp i Coor , will ^ h.!4 oa the FIRST ' MARCH A.S’b SFFrtiMHF.R. The Quarter to» >ion* will be bel<l on the *• Third Monday* iu May and Notenibei.” Extra teasiubs will bt- held when ever they become necessary. THOMAS C. SPICER, J. D. C. C. fcb0-10-3t Our stock is now eoni|>hte iii every particular, and comprises pvcrytliing L-* J FIRST CLASS DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, s Medicines, Chemicnls, Patent iWcdicincs, Drugs, Paints, Oik] oi every descript ion--Choice Perfumery, Colognes, Extracts.'I Drandie?, W|iis|{ics, and Wines, for medicinal use ; and * WARRANTED FRESH GARDEN SEEDS Such as Colors ZS strict 5?" Our preparations arc nil carefully ccir.j cni.dccl. of the l.ctt maUiinl ™ ft conformity to the U. S. Phartiiacopia. if any article* should not j»rovc to| represented, we will be thankful to have it returned at Ot’H KXPKNSE, win ntpncv will be refumlcd- While claiming to undersell no other House, we tki woqid dp well to know our prices before purchasing their supplies. Iw. W. UTJNTT & CO., Nest Door to J. N. Seymour’s, Cherry St.. Maceal Fyb. 7-0-3 ni “1 Dougherty County Ccurt. GROCERY AND PB0\ ISION HODl Broad Street ALBANY, Gf Baker County Court. THE temi annual se^ion* of »al*l Court held on the •-%’irfet Ttv mother brought hi* family and the child iu dhpqte, back to Georgia. Tho father of* the vnild, finding it not well cared for, ill It ue«d*y bftcr Il;v lirit Monday *lon* on the Extra wheucrer dctuicd nvccsenry by the Jndpc. T!ic .ludjjo may. hi any time, hear and dvtrrmri.o the ease* pf |»eisons charged with crlmrs npuu ac- cu»ation»drawu up by the County Solicitor, wi'.h- put a jurr. when the*, a^reetn waive a jurv trial. RENJAMIX F. IILDSPETILj. e. c. n. c. f. V.t-m-Jnt AJniliiidialoiS SmiIc. tied that the father agreed to feed, clothe, I , . . rt...l ...... t_ ._i , i n . .. , 'I i.risV Dkki*.—In lirffing deep idowinir. ami pay her e;gbt do|lant a nmuth tor the! , , ,, 7- • 11 ~ .iii.1 . i . , . . saywthc ^mthern Cultivator, we qre not is i’ J m cu V isn- ■n T T, 11 ,i- !»av W ali..g tl.nl it shall be dune will. turn, j. •>»»•« •" ">• «T»‘ Tu«w{* Af.ilIns... j lut ot J.uuturx, 1»0«. 1 lie father and bov . , ,, ! before ihe Cornt House door tn it-e town of ls.a- boll, testified tlmt no sucl, acrecraci.t wasl!"’ 1 ’ °"*- l ' x, ' t T t " l ‘ c " ! Yt! S c, “ bl,! "tatter | bell., W.nh cornn^. wi.liin .he legal W, • ‘ 1 ‘©vc-red, and then the plow riiotthl Farming Implciqcnti, Flour - , lhtl kwiu at, Bagging, Simti; Fickle*, Oyster*, Sheeting, Spoon*, Kersexs, llat*, Shoe*, Gun*, J'owder, • Gai« Sb« Ac., Ac. agreement wax made, but the lilt Iter *ahl if lie done well,, he would give the mother something, and i|: he took the child the motljcr w ould not get i him again. The child testified he would ' rather live with his father, as he took better earcofhim tliougli he loved hi* mother. Slroxer A* Smith and Win. Oliver for mm » . ... ~ . . , » Flaintiff—John A. I)a\is and D. II. Fotw, The Lpuiivillo Courier says »l is rumored i j- or j> v f illu j alll 1 is to Ik* ibe lega' of tale, me huu'in-d 4vtes of Sot of Inud number, , . . , , .—-— , i (1311 one bur.'iml «ind thirty lour, in ih.* I*‘.t!ii!j>t I he set ^Ust deep eticagh to turn the grass or \ D f ccuutr : »o!J)tv the projierty of p. U.U<tuehf j weed*. All deep plowing should bo done i dec’d. Tcru.s on tbo «J«v ..t 8a ’e. with narrow plows, u* suLsoilers, which I f c bO-IO hi FI R- f Fai.» h. EVERY And. in fact, ARTICLE IN THE PLANTERS’ LIKE stir fhc ground, no matter how deep, but leave the fertile aerated soil at the surface Ailm'r deboui. i.o Georgia, YTortli County. , . , — * ’ WHEREAS, Wm. Keen applies to be for Letters i wheix* it now is. In most of our heavy of A liuSnistnujon tli txtatr c.fJws «. R r ^* llt | soil*, to turn them over ten inched deep I l* ,e ® r * !| id county*. JccM. * T»... f. - ... ikuenf.... I.i on tho ttncu that the fuiul. Imre i.ecii »nh. - ticribefl for the [.ulilic. lion of a Uatllenl .t.ii ly hewepaper in lltat City, and that it will' _»oon mtk. it,. apiiraraorq. It iitalj tlu\t ample mean, have been provided, hut tl.c . Courier think* it will require a quarter of a million of dollara to innko tho thiny a MIC- ..M -i:.. .j . i > ■» . t TUc % e ire therefore to natifv all «n-l xinzutar the , tt 1th a big northern turn plow, would runt kindred aud creditor* of sai l deceased, to l>e and *, The adoptiau of the “centml system” by th« Merchant*’ Exchange of St. Louie is re* ' garded as tho commencement of a comtner* - inal reforta that will quickly be established ^ thiwghont tho country. It is to take effect in St Louis on the ] st of March, gqd (wrliaps • v mm time tho bushel aud other measures , ’ of grain, etc., will be generally abandoned v,. in ihcAYesUrn dtie*. The Omaha llemld savs the grading of the v fourth hundred miles on the Pacific road is nearly completed. Tho Council Bluffs and St- Joe Railroad is completed to Bartlett, a The Courl held Jrt» If tlii» was an apjdieatiou of the' father to take the custody of the child trout the mother it would be refused. 2.1. 1 hat it the mother ever had any rights she had waive 1 them iu allowing tip* lather to take the child off, and that its cus tody legally belong'd to the father. II Lost by Not Tam no .i Charleston (Va) Five IV. J them for tell VeattU \\’l;on we call grow appear ai toy olSee within the time prescribed-by * . lover, wo may cafely turn i, in Jeep j STL’ enough to cover it. Sow it again with Uiren nndcr t-y hand .\ud pfiioial ^Unaturc, t\b. p%eial wheat aud clover, and enough manure to make the second crop, and when this is turned in, in its turn tho soil is filled with vegetable matter to the depth of six 4H», tsu; f^b t»<‘> \V. ROtkiE, UrJmxry. W-.KU GLOltGIA—Worth Conniy, Whereas. T!.oin«« J. Young applies to me for Letters of Adininisttnticu <>n ihc estate of ElixabciU r eight inches, Dei p plowing at the North,» y OUMg . u t ' e of , ai j c0 .««iy, dee d, i where heavy swards of grass and elovu atv | . .Tl»e*v itc therrforc to nr.iifr nil and piogntar the Tin- t unit'd under, and .buiM.nl Mm-k -f .11' say*.: Somi i sorts gives plenty of amnurc for surface • law. to *bosr cause, if any they hare, Kky«aiJlct- ' ter< ‘hoald not begniuu-v!. “'"‘■.TV ( i ' l ' :,rk ' 1 Ml, : v " "»» ' lr ' s » i i »3. “•V-l.v «•»"* «!•« I oi.cn under mjr L.oU „,d offici.l itpoMure, r.b, ap|H.inlrd qu.litar tudi.triluitc tl.c tuudsin! w.u.ld dctri.y f,.r the time, t!.C- empniug i 4.1. ISi.T. . J. w. r.ot sE, Ordinary. the lauds of the adiuiuisi raters iimung tlie .'njcuitvof much of nur x.'.dhtrn roil. ■ . ’**''• 10—Ud enditnrs. Xotiecuf the auditorun.pub-j - ■“••••“— lislicd. { Tire Usason n.n it.—The Louisviil.- It io happened that a f.w pmlilors rc ^ *oys tl.e I’o.igreKioiial Ja.ol.ins siding in arertain |K>rtion of the .ountr., :,r ''" or * 1 '"? 011 8 resolution It, amend the who had collectively claims to the ami.ii.it ] < -'°"stit.i;ion to us to prohibit any nun from j of seven or eight hundred dollars, from the I homing the Presidential oRice lor more neglect of taking a county paper, never! ^ ,8n onc u ' n! '- " c suppose that is) ..heard ofthe audit until after the report 0 f; intended as another lick ol spile at the j townbnt a few mile* from Xcbrasky City, i the auditor had been confirmed bv the j 1,1 r l' ,at MU'tion has ibrnislnd all the j A«»an5edaad4 _ cn CoHcniq Store and fat ^f <ltfc-’.rgo- and wuthwestern road will! conn. They then can.e into town to in.) I^rvsidcnts wl.o lia, o "bcci. eotuddeped fit to ; Shpment. re-clcctcd. Wasliirgton, Jefferson, ; Business dene on a f'ASIl Basis. n. ar. cook, Warehouse & Commission Meicii'l { C OTTON. 0l»ftX. RAfoy. HAY, OATS, ie., re- CfirrJ on ftiwisge ai tuibulU ratex. ^^bybly roach Council Ulnffs c«rl; next j quire about the likelihood of-curing their 1,0 month. claims; called ujxm an attorney, who e J Mddison ai d Mcnrec, of Virginia, anil ■uSCuInuHTOx iltttfi, nvs.—V.r take tho following bom tho Macon Telegraph, and fully endow it: C‘,TO« morning's issue will j.lacc More the citizen5 ©^Georgia, a Circular conuiu- j • ", ■•* ’ , «« ..v iv.- . ^ c.w. -jv "o ... , 'H.u q.uru i amir.t*! into the matter, ami ititonued them ' Jicki, n 1 f Tu.mmc, ere tic pnly Prcsid Oejober !*♦, lMo. paired by the Ult. The storage m all r..tton stored previoni to day March, EKMW..1. Charleston \\ v ,.:v vvtretuclv gratified at coving such a large and ’ respectabln repre- scnfatioti Among Item we notii-e many of the jnirtncrsofTstabiishmonts which oi- istcii befijrc tho war. There is at present in Ibe city of Charles ton, a large and varied asronmen: ..f geds. stock. Tho t will be added an nxunaivc spring that they hat] forever lost their money,andf aUs "liohate held tlie office for two terms, we presumed charged-them five doUnrs for If L M, "' PV ' T . ,, ' ff Jacobins do not jntend.to the information. All this result, d in ivi ,ho So,uh «™ States, wc rcc i.ont in-too pen.rious to take a pj|K r. I Cl '’ :, . v , ‘ ur nn amendment, for there is u*wv gwttlMum have L-jmisl a lesson not tho‘ f-lishc&t danger of any Northern that will last them the. n*st cf their live*,* m - in altaiuing «u0ctent j-opularitv in the and serve a$ a warning to.utlivrs who, fa»u; *'Sicc to be acceptable fur a six end term. the same utotiv**, refuse, to txkv a p^r. j — . *— Grrrt.vo Heauy fos ErnnpE.—A New Auiuua.—The Ndrna Tiroes l«ms from y or t ^ alcl w faU , ill bo-,he Xew apnt-mro.ro laitadcga, tLal the young,. Ycr k and European Meamere for the spring wheat looks very well, and .be prospect ofa uipstha. h i, quite impossible to secure £ ablrss paid by that lime. « portion ol tlio cotton «i!l be sold to pat axpcnsci. |1. J. COOK. feb7-9 Cw N. &. A. F. TIFT, Warehouse Commisaon Moroliants, IT-OCLUtercrelfalls wll.ke .Denlio. ofUcv Vi' ch»«s *tJ i'U.lrrs la Ih. facililM. .hick .. * * «Scr far Ik. stance, nit aad .hipaent af city of Cliaricston before the war ail extensive trade, comprising portion ol Georgia, Florida and * ' - From its peculiar location and —jwtwjfr it -K*a**sedj ft was advancing in commerce in trade, of a fe w years | vwraroauuco a very decided large crop in that region is gooi There has been an ncu.aal quantitv land sowed, and unless tome unfoml'rn cidents occurs, wethiak we may safely ic satisfactory pessage even now, before Ibe °f last of May. Thousand, appear to be get ting ready for the Faria Exposition, and very many will seek their residence, act in coos or other articles, a. oar Xe. aad Eslnuice Brick Warehouse sew Ih. Alhoaj Bsilrood Depot, I no doubt in dulge Ibe hope that the wornco and children io* expensive city of fuis, but ’ in the will never Jgwn *ftcr this year suffer for , 0 wns’and viltag.s adjorputg, s,J«re living ALUST, CA., tr00LE!t FACT0GY. *• ">•* ~sothreort. t nmhr wool ud (tea Woods. Also crtlioj wool or. oottoo io.o W* wili exchtofo Cood. fo« wool. .desolating and baneful way almost e\ every «VCe- 3irmicu dvq nu-rrhants. .. = . . bresrA One good eont and wheat crop will fill our country with provisions 1 ahd when that is dcno tfccan begin tp grow pn^pr nU*«rtoiiB{. i •r p«rth*«« at Oie aiaxkct price K. A A. F. TIFT. will be mttrh cheaper. ALBASY CB|ST AJjB FWBR H«AS. KumejtnsfotnBtvMcKutm— A letter from Baltimore to the Fetcrebdrg ___ ^kSBaJw:- “ XamberaoT Carojipa mer- A Xctibrencr who bad ^r ■ fe,'piiwait « Aroaov i» »omrios, xuiiog pod JloolaoA near. S. $A.f.TlFT. ’ ALBAXT. GA„ VAUETT VMK8. iod&nfiode Dows, MooKaxs^od other work till > be ratten regions of tire i l home demija. evcih.ard tarrofI.is lands laikiug: “Jin I and tongned and gwpred. s?. ‘ ^ - ‘ what’s tie reason the . ,11 rui- misl :> the: 1 woman,and not replied Jinj j n’t think i @od Repairing^ AKDofcr, C3frSl>E0L\I. ATYKXTIGX called to our fine slock of lMrOKTKI) nnd AMERICAX lil’.ANDV, CIUJSXtT GROVE WJ1ISKV.I conioox WHISK V, I! J K WillMCY.llECTiFIEDAVIlfSKY, -o pur ( above ].roof—COllX WHISKY, IMl’OKTKD 1’OllT WIXE, AMKHICAX raiir WINK, MADKIUA, I'OKTKK, AI.E, J;e„ Ac.,j All cf wliich were purchased from First Albany, 0*., January "Olb, 18CT, ^ ~~/Z a. W, FEAJIf SPRING FASHIONS I’OR user. J. AV. Bradley’ s Provision Dealer & Gr CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Macon, Ga. j (OR DOUBLE SriilXG) Hoop Slilrts. J w. BRADLEYS DUPLEX SKIRTS Lave printed in \5El* INK. on the b»nr| J. W. HR.VDLKY’S DUPLEX SKIRT IhlN T DL Y ANY OTHER. You cad always find full assortment? inSdtaunah at WHOLESALE and RETAIL AT J.C. MAKER k CO., LATH KOI* & C% ASK FOR J. TT, BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT AXB / “ SEE THE NAME OX THE BAND.” For sale in Albany at Retail- by W. W. KENDRICK, DRY C.OODSI, CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES, and HARDWARE. IQu At wholesale by the Exclusive Manufactur er* and Sole Ovners of the Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, W’arerouiiis anJ U8ice, Sat. 97 Chambers. &od 79 and 81 Reade St. feb7-9 New York. AGENTS WANTED (Disabled Soldiers preferred), “FOR TUR— Life, Letters, Speeches, &&, of aitocaitheb H.aTi»isima (V tvnv CUTIUIC, ESQ., Lu. Cdiror <4 sh»_ Atgoat. (C. j CoufinahmUrt S END for Cireohre obd m oqr lem, and a foil deurjpli.n of .he wotk. Addrw* * NATIONAL FOBLISHIKO Ott. gof Mi, Adana. Gn. ' BHOWN S HOTEL. Oppctlle »epnt_... ...JfACOJf,- «BA. K. E, BROWN A SOSiTroftietore. : BOUSE Lu bren ■ - ■i b *!“■ ° r lh « > u» the State, and tho most especially CORN, should hood - ih thei Willi flic CASH, In line. The transfered on arrival, rating drayagf, always be 5 cents in bushel less than' J Store; . This is saved to purchasers. U a ear, load. j. tr. January 2Dth, lSf.7. MERGER & SMITH CORNER BROAD AND WASUIltGT Albany, Georgii Have oil h»d. tnd uw eonsl(g*ly A Good Stock of ‘ Conriuing, in. pari, of ' Bacon, none. 8ugsr,' Colfco, Sdl.ChMK, 1 ;.V- tstnm.Tob.cio, Cl*««.6nuff.ro- . ' . - . Tickbs. Sonlinrr, f.o- . >Um. Sod., Liqnop, - . ■ - ^ * Powder, Sliol, Lead, Fcrecuion ,'.p,, Hollow-iVart, f Ntila, Flow hied, Trace CL..US l!oer,F STAPLE DRY GC HATS, SH0K3, BROOMS. TL11?, SLIYES. *C.. iC. 23?“ ■Jhe highest markei pi , o5> , “ - ' V .. < i Id; ]t1 30 AH kinds of Plantation Supplies constantly on lmmli such as I Butter, Laril Bnjio, Cigar*, Tobacco. " Blatiktt*, OMiaburu*. Bull Tbrcail, Ctum, 1’oiils, Pirto!*; M V nrrangcnicnta are complete for ula 4 livery of . CORN, BACON ANDf In store and to arrive, £•‘>,000 lbs. Smoked Raron. 20,000 lbs Hulk Salt Side*. 6,000 bushels Com. £0,000 lbs Northern and Etktett^j i>0 bbls ARC Sugar. 200 bbls Superfine Family L*! 60 kegs Nails. 100 Sacks Liverpool Sail. PfLvifcg &a AGENT West ebnstanlly one has the advantage. Planters wantl*YB