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taw
*;
m
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Governor Humphrey, of Mississippi, lias
rvqOpsAfJ the LegisUtnrc to report the tax
pfbalf a ceWper mile on passengers trawl
ing in thsj. ijeate on cars.
Tho'Oriflin Star, commenting Upon the
proceedings of tlio recent session of the Su
perior Court of t)jst county,s*y»:
* Tki attendance of lawyers from n dis
tance has been quite large, as well at,Vcry
respectable—-alost of them having kept tol-
f ruble sober during their visit.
; ■ Panlt^te^tprheee.of Indian a, who
^Ogaeisit tojtyofeOrtoMis, addressed tho
rilrixini on the night of the 6th hist., by re
quest There are but few belter orators in
the country than Dsn, and but few North
ern men more acceptable tp- tl)e people of
tho South. ... p.
Tub Camta* or Mr. DArtt-rSeerctary
Stanton hastfansmlttedto the UnUpd States
. Senate a copy of the report ot Major. Gen
eral WilKtj'j of the yapturo of Jefferson
Davis. It includes the reports of thj sub
ordinate officers sent out to prevent tho es
cape of Mr. Davis across th« Misstssipni
river, including that of Lt. Col. Pritchard,
of tho 4th Mlcliignu Cavalry, who (fftpip the
capture.- Not onp word is sgid in these
official reports of Mr. Davis having been
taken in any custuino hut Ins own. Hud it
been otherwise, it would certainly have
l>pcil stated.
Rcmorrd Caiunkt Ciiarubs.—A Wash
ington dispatch, of the :i I si ult., says: It is
rumored here to-day that Gen. Sherman,
- Gen. Stcadippu, and ether officers of high
rank, will urge the President ,o call new
counsellors to his aid, and to review the sit
uation with reawakened energy. General
Sherman has not yet arrived in the city; lmt
tba members who held tho conference pur
pose Visiting the President to-uiorrow.
The lion. Rcverdy Juhnsou is prominent
ly mcntionyd in connection with thepropo..
c'd new cabinet, although it is uni|erstepd lie
will occupy n posisiou without a 'portfolio.
Anutmkii StiiHAin.NR Caiu k.—Another
important telegraphic commuiiieation he-
jwecjt Ainerips npd tlio Old -World lias
been taken by tlie completion of tho A uteri
Can portion of tlio Kiisso-Ameriean Tele
graph. Tlie lleliring's Straits have been
surveyed to find a suitable place for a sub
marine cabje. 4 is expected that the Hit-
plan portion will lie ready next autumn.
AnKAK8As.-r-Tlirce privates sti(l a cor
poral pf the l’uited States Infantry left.
Hamburg, Arkansas, on the first of August
(aet to grate their hovt.es, as they had liven
doing daily, near a I a bp a mile or smdlstnnt.
A» they never returned, it was supposed
that they bad deserted. The skeletons of
jhree of thorn have been found in\a pond,
whin they had been thrown aft Jr being
murdered for their horses.
—— ns mi— - ^
The City Connell of Philadelphia lias pass
*d p resolution to invite Congress to' visit
ihatcity, and personally inspect Lentmo Is
land, the silo proposed for it navvjrarii.—
_ It iaundentood that congress is tadfcfeasted
IS orroRTaiTv for the f resident
Tho New York World tldnks that tlio
Radicals have committed a great error in
declaring war agaiust tlie Supreme Court,
and that if this billasautuing to reverse afto-
cisiouqfthc Supreme Court past the Senate
if tyill be the greatest blunder fhe Radical
party has yet made. It will enable tbs
President to send iq a vefo menage mprb
crushing in argument, and mono telling in
its exposure of dangerous designs, than any
State paper cvw published either in Eng
land or Aigoriea. If is such an opportunity
u Mr. Jobnion bap. every reason to covet.
At a time when ho ia about to be arraign,
cd on a usurper, lie can turn the publio senti
ment of the clyiliud world against Ills ac
cusers, by showing that the most august
tribunal of the nation has pronounced their
condemnation, and that, smarting under its
judgment, they have virtually renounced all
allegiance to tlie Constitution they have
sworn to support. If tho Senate concurs
with the House to affuri| him tho opportune
ty, it will bp like a fatal false tnsnqiuvra on
a field qf battle, by which the opposing gen
eral is enabled to Utiloli Ids enemies by a sin.
glo. vigorous charge. To write that veto
message is a task which a Marshall or a
Webster might have coveted ns a lieticroc
casion for their massive and overwhelming
logic than any they oyer found.
Caiik yon Tilr fioiTii.— 1 The NationM In
Udligc'iicpr, of the Mil, says: If the South
ern people nro not well taken enre of, it tvi|l
not lie ibr tlio want of setiemcs in both
branches of Cpntm-ss. Two were offered
yesteday hi t|i[-JIous<*, nnd Mr. Williams
introduced an elaborate hilt into the Scpnt? x
which looks to the |ierpetu|itioii ui military
authorty in the South, nud so runs counter
to tlie wishes of Gctiprpl (irant, wlio lit"
lieves that tlio South cuts dispense with
many of the troops tiqw there, and lias sum
moned a conueil af tlie lending Generals, it
is said, with reference tp withdraw thp
bulk of onr troops. One thing is certain,
there can ho no reduction of taxation, no rc-
storatiein of fraternal feeling, it tlie mail de
signs of onr public men respecting tlie en
forced government of tlio Southern Slates
are permitted to intlnenep the nntjoiinl leg.
ishtjiqti.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
IrRIYAT? DISPATCHES -TftffUB ^ANt* TBI*
• WEEKLY KEWS.J
JEW yailK GOLD 15fD COTTOS MARKET,
Kew Yobk, Fob. 12.—Cotton dull snd
qqphjjqgcd at 33@33£. Gold 13GJ.
: (Per Atlantic Cable.) i
LlVEitroor, Feb. 12.—12 si.—Cdlton
unchanged, I4|d.r Jy
DR. TODD.
—Q—•
OFFICE ......Over elurllc’s Saloon.
KESIDEXCE At X. P. llRlXSOtTS.
J.bl2-nlI-tfl At.BANV.OA.
150 .Baivrells
Finli Eye and Peaoh Blow
POTATOES,
In good order—for sale by
feb!2, U J. IV. REYsHOVR, Macon.
S&CORT & ZiARD.
I AM receiving a large supply of tlific article!.
Haro tho
Smoked and White Meat,
And will soil CHEAP. Call toon.
fcbl£. It J. It. SEVMOl'K, Macon.
Baker Superior Court—Nov.
Termt 1865.
uieirn prLYox, 1
Adm'r of II. U. While, i Petition to Forecloce
V". j Mortgage.
DANIEL C. MHXTVML J
I T appealing to the Court by the petition of Rich*
ard t, Lyon, Adtu’r, accompanied by the note
icnd Mortgage Deed, that on the bill day March,
lUtiU, Duflndaut mmle and delirered tohiuhispro*
misory noie, bearing date the d;»y and your afore-
■aid, whereby thepeleiidam promised twelve mouths
alter date of'miiJ note to pay I he Plaintiff, or bearer
lliirteeu huudred dollars for value received, with
iuterenl from date. And that nficrwurd*. (o-wit.,
on the day and year aforesaid said Defendant, bet
ter to secure the payment of sail note, executed
and dclircrcd to the Plaintiff h>a Deed uf Mortgage,
couvej lug to PlaituRf lot of land number ^78) hcy
^Bntaod that congress H
while there, jrnil that the expenses iupurrcill
r pa to he defrayed by private subscription,]
MtiSDgBOUa Asoavlt,—We learn from
thoEnfimla New* the particulars of a mar-
Jorous assault on Mr. J. A. 1). Beeson, a
Idtimn of that place, on the evening of tlio
■ lust. AaMr. -B. waa going home from
IbnsincM house, on Bread street, ho was
I yfclently assaulted by soma wouid-bo mur-
^creri when near the alley adjoining the
M(loin‘ HalL The scoundrel had |
ly been lying in wait (or Mr. and
prepared himself with a heavy club,
t which be struck him a severe blow on
Backand top park of-the head, but Mr.
|K fanaeiUatety throwing himself on the
■ [ffiflMive and fivioga cry of alarm, the
wonld-be roliberabandoiud the aesaalt and
?*“ * OT ' n jg*M*I. I» was the gentlemen's
habit to carry home every evening a sraal]
tin box, in whieh be kept valuable [apeiv
and a small aOaOrot at Baory, and having
dccasioo the evening in qnestion to parehase
•ome chm.* at a grocery, he took the money
pot of tho box to pay for it It teas no
ticed that several negroes were prewot at
the time. Whether oao of them followed
ibr the.purpose of robbing bint, or whether
tho intended murderer was lying in wait is
not known. - It WaR certainly a most ont|
J»g«ms and Jaring act, and should want all
persons to lie on tbeir guard. The News
fells the scoundrel ttajftf arrested be willl
f» hang without judge or jury, which
prouldbebutjust. .
The Rev Henry Morgan has been lcetnr-
on the virtue of early mar-
—» that poiiicaily, soeia!-
iiueily, man requires a
vo bachelors ito leg-
gqd tiipip. in l’ia-
ti{<^
sniin nre \)i'1oro tho Now York court*—
$100,000 for taint* iiiqiriiKmtmnit, and H7G, T
ooo for coti\ t*i'«ion of properly.
cntysdglit, in tli« kevcntli dimikt of said county,
to be void on-payiucnt of said note. And it furth-
vv nppeurijig that bait! note remains unpaid, it ii
lli-Tt III *4|.ith l!..st,.. dierffitorc oidetetl tliut raid I)ctiiui»nt do pay iuto
Illll.t.ltM trs, Ittp More nf the Ifutlcr |t,|,Cg Ur ,. on or tisfars ll„ Crff or lbs HU
term tliereof,. the principal, iutm**u aud costs due
on sijld note, or nIiow cauvc to the contrary, if any
he has. And ibiil qii (iiitutc so to do. the Kmiiiy
or Ite<!«*nj*titxi in and to said tnurtgiged premises,
he ftirt vt r barred nnd foreclosed. It h further or-
dereil that this lull'? be published in the Albany
AVu-s unco a itionih for tlircc iiijiiiIi* previous to the
uc\t term of this Court, nr solved cu the Drlcndant
or bis racial iiRciit «r attorney, at least three
mouths previous to llip next term of this t'omt.
ItlCIIAUD II. CLARK,
Judto Sup’r Court S. Vf. C
Novembsr Term, I860.
It appearing to the Cojirt tliut no notice of the
furegoiujr ltu!d hail been Hindi* in terms of the low.
Ordered that the Unl« be to tb-hiyed no to loikithf
NAinwrcniri.able r^* the next let m e! the Court, nud
that tl.w tit feudniit, McIntyre, show cause on or
befovs tho first day of the next term of this Court,
why he should not pay the principal and intemt
due on said tioti tu the plaintiff, or why the saitl
niort/ajrc rhould not bo foteclosed. and that this
llulu he served in terms of the law.
A true extract from the minute*. This Feb Ctb,
IP'iT. THOMAS ALI.EX, Clerk.
Feb. 12th, 1SG7, 11-—mSui
Ai.uany, Ga., February 11th, 1M7,
Mu, Eiiitph i—You must not tliiiilt the
|wo|i\uofSnulli-Wc»T(iru Georgia ski.fisii or
hTi.viiv beraitse (hey am, tin not cornu up to
your uksi.lanee at dice. True, 1 have h«nrfi
them coiiqilnin fur years tin,I Albany roiihl
not nfipnl olio good paper, Everybody is
niixioiistii.it it sliouhl; nnd, ns noon us tliey
arc aware of tlie fact that it lias, you tvii|
sen quito a change in the number of your
subscriber* and fidtvrlisOM, But, you have
tills difficulty to /Contend witi^i The paper
that preceded you, was so li:ul! A managed,
such a poor thing, that the wiioto co'intrv
become perfectly disgusted with it, When |
people find out that you aro net the ^anie
editor—that yours is not (! r saine paper, lmt
that you area man trying to do something
fur yourself, sober, upright, and hotipst, you
tv.ifl then have surmounted all the difficul
ties in yoitr way.
( aiu satisfied- that you have received
'substantial" assurances from # your immedi
ate neighbors—1 mean the citizens of Al
bany and Dougherty county—that you arc
a new man, sailing under new colors, and
that it i. not only your object to do some
thing for yourself, hut for South-Western
Georgia ; that you arc fully competent for
the task. With such a man at the head ot
a paper at Albany, he may have nothing to
fear. Tho citizens have the assurance that
the resources qf tl|0 fertile, productive and
healthy pino lands of oar scetiug \y(ll be
fully developed, and our rights generally
and amply guarded. But there arc q new,
and hat few, drones among ns, who sav
that they can get the news from the Macon
papers. Thai'., true, to a certain -extent.—
Yoo get tho local new, of ••Macon,” some
general new. occasionally, and the dispatch,
e* daily. By aiding the Xkw s we can gel
the new* of Sooth-Western Georgia, the
general news, and the paper wUl be able to
subscribe for Prrw Dispatches, by which
meant we wpuld be up with Macon, and
twVhty-four honra ahead of the mail from
there, Thery U nothing ia which the peo
ple ol thie section should b« more deeply
interested than the permanent establishment
of a good newspaper at this place. Such, I
believe, we now have, and it is oar duty to
come up like tpcti, ukb wum jnss, and
sustain it. n
sunn
Macon, Fehe #, 1S07.
COTTON—There waa little or nothing
dooainow market today,though the*
were a few sales of middlings made earlv
in the day at SBj cents. After tba tmoii
ujapatchea Mien claimed an advance, which
bnyera rvfbacd to concede and the market
id.-- . - . -
Csorgla, Horth t’oqniy,
riMJESK «re to nalifv All soil singular the kimlnd
I and creditors, nud ail others cuuccrucd, to be
nfi* appear at oir office within the time prescribed,
bj Inw, lo sliSW cause. If any they hare, why I
bhoul I not, by virtue of my office, appoint the I’lerk
of the Superior Court, or some other tit and proper
person. AdioinUtrator on the Estate of Elizabeth
Hot, Jute of said county, deceased.
Given under my band snd official sifnature, ibis
Feb. MU, 1 <67. J. \Y. UOISE, Ordinavy.
Fteb 12, 1867, . , 11 - «khl
GKUlUilA—IlOBghcrty ( onnty,
TWO rjoi.ths after date the undersigned will ap
ply to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said
county, for leave to sell the Real Kxt.ite belonging
to the estate of George U. King, late of said county,
deceased. \his 11lk February. 1867.
FEVER J. STRIKER, Adm’r
Feb 12th, 1807 11
J OFFER for sales Distillery, in complete order
she tr.~chivry u to good Condition—c«nsi*ting
OW iDU'vrse rower Roller, one 2*' ltone PowtgLi
Engine, and Tubs and all oihrr necessary fixt»resM = ** v
There is attached to litis building a good GRIST
MILL, with s splendid set of Mill Hock*. For
further particnUirg call on me at the Ltug Store of
ililsuian Jr Ball. M. C. BALL,
frb 0—1— 1 m -
Dislillerv For Sale,
EiVfjtrpOJ, Feb. £>,—Nona—The Cotton
<* opv'O* strong with probable tiara
of. 10,000 bales. PneA tmebangeJ:
•-.^ iveing «tm quolctl at 141.
atmilo firmer; vaift; V40O at 33c. Flour
dull; Stale «o lSalSt. ' Wiipatquiet and un-
changed; Corn mixed weitefn, «T 13aH. f
ttluvkey nominal, l’orx firm; mc*s
a20j. Lard lower at lljalsjc.' New Tn’ i
ih r.lino 08a30c. Rosin ti ~
q' ict, Sirigbts firm,
MERCER & SMITH,
CORKER BROAP AKD WASUIKGTOX STS.,
Albany, Georgia.
HaVC ,3 hand, anil arc conn.ally recti via
A' Good Stock of Goods,
Cottsisiing, in part, of
Bacon. Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese, Irish Po
tato**, Tebaeeo, Cigars; Snuff, ToUsb,
Tickles. Sordine*, Can*
dies. So* la, Li^aars,
Powder, Shot, IdtJ,
Ptreovsion Capa, UolUw-Kart, Iran,
NajD, flan StfoL Tract Chains, Uoee, Plow Lines.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
IIAT8, SHOES, BROOMS. TCB3, BUCKETS
- S El YES. 4C-. tC
tSETTba higbtwt market pricca paid for
Atx Rtxx*s or raoct-rf,
»V»hMta
SPRING FASHIONS
® F ”for feor- ‘ -■// J
J*.W. Dradley’s
CELEBRATED
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
op SRlrts.
J- W- BRADLEY’S
DUPLEX SKIRTS
ba?a printed in REDi.tt«K, on the band
W. BRADLEY’S DUPLE,\ SKIRT
DON’T BEY ANY OTHER.
You can alwayshnd full assortments in Savannah at
WHOLESALE an«l RETAIL AT
J.C. MAKKB&GU,
LATII HOP & CO.,
ASK FOB
J. W. BRADLEY’S pyPPPX SRIRT
tl SHETtli NAME ON T|ir, BAND.”
Tot aale in Albany at Betail- by
W. W, KENDRICK,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, and HARDWA1IR,
At wholesale by the Exclusive Manufactur
ers aud Sole Owners of the Patent.
WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY.
Wafcrpoms and Office,
Nos. 07 Chambers, and j0 ami 81 Reade St.
feb7*9 •h’ew York.
J. ¥. FEARS,
Provision Dealer & Groeer,
Macon, Ga.
M Y arrnngcmeuts arc complete for sole and de
livery of
CORN, BACON AND HAY.
|n store and to arrive,
25,000 lbs. Smoked Bacon*
20,000 lbs Bulk Salt Sides.*
5.000 bushels Ccn,
60,000 lbs Northern nnd Enxtern Hay.
00 bbl.i ADC Sug*tr,»
300 hhU iu.porfino Family Flour.
50 k»*gx Nails.
100 Sacks Liverpool Ba\t.
Having an AGENT West constantly buying, no
one lias the advantage. Planter* wanting produce,
especially CORN, should hand in their order*
With tho CASH, In time. TU* corn will be
traosfered on arrival, saving dtuynge, which wll •
always be 5 cents in bushel less thnu prices from
Store. This is saved to purchastrs. 200 bushels
is a car luad.
J. W. FEARS.
January 20th, 1807. 5-
~I GK NT S' WAITED
(Disabled Soldiers preferred),
-ns FOR TIIE—
Life, Letters, Speeches, &c., of
HOiT. AZiSZAWSSa H. STEPHENS,
DVIIK.NBT CLXVCLAN'P, CSQ.,
Late Editor • ul tlio Augurfa (Gi.) CoictiluttonalLt.
S END for( ircu’irs nnd sen our ti*rme, nud a full
d^scrirtieii ol tl.o worh- AddrebS,
NATIONAL Pl’UllSHLNO C0-.
Box 112, Atlanta, Ga.
W. R Gilbert & Bn
[ Successors to E. H, SSacon $ Co.j
DEALERS IN'
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints,. Perfumeries, Window Glass,
Washington Street-ALBANY, GEORGIA.
Having just purchased the ENTIRE STOCK of Messrs. E. II. BACON it CO
andmado many important additions thereto, tvo beg leave to call the attention of 4
Publio to ourStook, consisting of everything usually found I11 a FIHSTCLASS DRC
STORE, Such as
PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
CHOICE PERFUMERY, EXTRACTS
FINE BRANDIES, WHISKIES AND WINES,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,,
C37” PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded.
Also: A litrge lot of
S - .
turn* MHS, ®\v»
■* ,
An Extra Lot of HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS,SMOKING and CIIE\VUC(||
TOBACCO, of tho FINEST BRANDS,
Having ngatp returned to tlie DRUG BUSINESS, tlio Senior would respect full
ask his old patrons not to forget him, hut givo him a liberal share of their patronage,’
Fehl2-,ttll-3nt]
' L W. HH1T & CO.,
’Wholesale and Ii © ta i 1
DEALERS IN ‘
Pure Medicines, Chemicals, Drugs, Oils, Paints and Colors,
WINDOW f?LASS, &C.
JYect Door to J. JY. SEYMOUR S,
onerry tst...-- 3WC^5b.003>a r , GtA
N. &, A. F. TIFT,
Warehouse aud Commission
MoroLants.
W Ol’LD ropccifidly call the attention of Mer-
cbant* nod 1‘butera to tho fatilitivs which we
offer for the Niortigc. sale nud hhi^iacut of
eolton or other nrtitfloi. at uur New and txn'iiilyc
Brick Warehouse near ibo .Mbauy Railroad Dopa.
ALDl.Wi G.I.x IVOOLE.V F.UTCKV.
We are imw manufaclttriug superior wool and
cotton Good*. A!* 10 carding wpoi or cotton into
rolls or batting, We will cxchang* Goods for wool,
or pardmiu at the market price.
‘ N. 4.A.F. TIFT-
ALBANY GRIST AND FLOCK HULLS.
.\re ton in operation, making good Meal aud Floor.
>*. & A. F. TIFT.
ALBAXT, GA., VARIETY 1T0RKS.
8ivh, Blinds. Doors, Monld'tugv. nnd other work
in our line, will b* promptly and well done.
Lumber plaintil and longued and graved.
feb7 9-tf N. & A. F. TIFT.
MatrassHaBng and Repairing t
M RS. MATILDA WARD offers her service* to
th« citizen* of Albany and vicinity, tp ni^ko
epair Matt ease*. Quilt* ami Coon fort cis, of all
description, in the best and fatal atyle. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
4AMW FREEMAN,
feb7-*Mf News Office.
AdQllnis«ralo»*a fak,
WILL he sold on the 6r»i Taesaay In A»H1 next,
before the Court House door fa the town of Isa
belle, Worth county, Gv* within the legal hours
' tWj,
of aale, ... hundred axr.i of lot of law, Bomber
(Ut) one hundred and thirty foor, i. the lMbdiat-
orMHcmt toHttttir
.1 .1
dee'd. Iarm. oa the
feW-10
M tb, proMrty of D.‘
l day of tale.
STWOES W. PEA
mber
‘dial.
. D.Qaogbf
FEARCEt
Adm'r deboala bob,
Geo rein, Worth County.
WHEREAS, tfm. Kee. BppUee to bo for
of AdmiBbtralioB Bit I bo cetalo of James Q,
Ute ofenideowiy, deo'd. .7
There a»B ibereforo to aotliy .11 .ad alsnlar tbo
kindred ood ctediton or BaM deooBaed, to* to Bn-i
Bspaar at my eOee wttbla tb# time preteribed by
Ibw. I# akowtBoeo.ifa.y they bare, wkytiddlot-
Ifea oBBBtd .ot bo maud - • r
OleoB Qoder my bead sad oSMat firm)
dtk isn _ j. w. -
BROWN’S W
Ori4aB«|KS«(- -.^JKICOjr, £«-.
A gOSylWpittmy.' .- ■ '
fob tt,18G7
-Ifbereaf. Tbemet 3- You.* aprUea to mo for
f-ritcre of Admioiftrr.tmn oalbo ettalo of Elimbetb
Yuu«E. Ut« of arid JoMty, dee -i.
Three are iherefo-eto R H hy nil end eiognltr ti
-'—-"‘ore of i dtceeerd, in bo ol_
I within the lino ynccribed hr
. if.ny thty here, why mid let-
emoted.
v- .o. v 7^ ;•
Our stock is now cent) Utc in every particular, and comprise* everything kcj^t in;
FIRST CLASS DRUG ESTABLISHMENT,
Such as Medicines, Chemicals, Patent jl/odicincs, Ilnurs, Paints Oils, nm
Colors ol every description—droit o Petlttmory, Colognes, Kxtrttcts, I'ino
llrandico, Whiskies, and tVinen Jiff medidnul use ; and
WARRANTED FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
J 1 ??" Our preparation# nro nil tcrc-fiilly tni|U!:d<d. «.i ilie 1 < > t n.Mtn'.nl, nnd in
filri' t ruiiltiiunly to tin* l r , S. lMiarnincojita. ll'tfliy art.it lfi* ehr.iiM ».*t provo to l«e m
represented, we will In* ilmnklttl t4> Im\o it ntun.ul at Ol’K KXPKNSK, wlun tiiu
money will He refunded. \Vht!y claiming to uudemll no otUvr Uoum', wo tUnk all
would do troll to know our prices More pun Busing their Hipplk**,
L. AV. HUNT & CO.,
Next Door to J. N. Seymour’s, Cherry St., Macon, Ga.
Fob. J
CAMPBELL & BEAL.
GROCERY AND' PROVISION IIODSR
Broad Street ALBANY, GA.
• Butter, Lard,
Rope, Cigars, Tobacco,
Blanket., Osttaburg.,
Ball Thread,
Caps, Boot.,
Pistol.,
All kinds of Plantation Supplies constantly on hand, such as
Farming Impleinent., '
Flour, Buckwheat, Bugging,
f) Snuff, Pickle*, OYstcrs,
Sheeting, Spoptts,
Kersey., Hats,
' Shoes, Gun.,
Powder, Shot,
CapB, «tc., dre,
' And,' in fact, . ^ ’
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE PLANTERS^ LINE,u
BSP SPECIAL ATTENTION called to our fine stock of , -'
IMPORTED and AMERICAN BRANDY, CHESNUT GROVE WHISIiy, Otj) . |
BOURpON 'WHISKY, RYE WHISKY, RECTIFIED WHISKY, go.jter cent, -
ghovo proof—CORN WHISKY, IMPORTED PORT WINE,
• AMERICAN PORT WINE, MADEIRA, PORTER, ALE^-Ao,, &c',
Alt of whioh were purohased from iFinsfc Handa^
Albany, Gx, January JSth, 1867, * s 1 4 jm, •
ar. cops,
AJnBAtl^Yf GA.
Afivmct. oa Cottcn in Btua and for
dons on.a CASH Basis; ■
Dougherty County Court.
TUB eeml-stmuBl o«**iogs r hf-Doueherly County
Court «m h« hrtd on Ih. fiH&T MOXDAXS IS
MA.HCII ASO SEBTEItBKS.: Th. QuArr sa-
•lan. .ill b. hold on tlt...Thlrf Howfoy. in Tf#
■nd Novoinkti.” ' Bxtn stMioBs will twktldwhra^
ever they becume necessary. U
, - . TU0MA8 C, SPICER, J. ?. Ik C.
fcb0-10-8t ^ : ,
Baker County Court.
mi*i*rj»w»l SMMOM of said Court r.
Mondays liTTYptH ahd~S«oi»tnbvr. M
rheqover * ‘
10 County Solicitor* will
PooTo walr* n jury irlaj.
