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aoaoncme. ■vM* il ■ Why, Hoclorl: ‘ Wo »ro iojry to «c® that our neighbor ol the Americas CJtJien iiM/becn milled hj bis iiext'friend, os to.thd condition of aihiit ill tills city. It may bo a wry string «gu- ment to sustain Ida cause, hut wo protest ngninst suoh preversion ofthc truth- Talk, liig about the necessity of a tire organization lie would have the world believe that our city is no hotter than his. Not so slow a coiieli, 1 loc-tor. lie says: N’mv forn fact or two to clinch our ar- iillent.' Conversing with ono of the prin ipul Insurance Agent. of Macon, on Sat- nudity Inst, he informed us that tlio loss by lliolato lire ill Albany was 78 per cent, of lIn* value of the property, only a small part vet*! being insured. There, as here, tliero ia no Tile I leparfineiit—no A Voter Tanks—no l ire Ktigine—jra Hose—nothing hut com- i=. h>.'.. >e- "Ell 1 t o Albany, -tiA., M’i:ii. i-' 1 -' 1 . , ."’Woimt'iitTFJiion^tBT^—'i'iiis trilmn «d will hold Its Spring session during next week, hl« Honor, Judge Vason, presiding. Wo will have our interests repres. nt. II .' Capt.D.II,.l*oiie,of tliis >'ity, «b" as well known in that county. Wchopcour fricii.l., will be ready tomeet him, and tliat we >*»> i giunent. hear a good Teport from Won h. AtucSniJOT.— 1 The Gem-gin Home ranoo Company, of Colninl.il . lia.. I. . rithrongh their agent, Capt. .1. A. I > i' i tied all claims against 'A-recent flro, and wo eomtnen.l them to tile j tme'kots and the ordinary wells of the] favorable conslderittiou ofour <■.ii.'.on . ; plueo from ivlileh to get water. This gen- — ■■ ■ ■ ilcmuii further Klutod tliut (lit* fire in Al- ‘ The; Daily A*l> Wkkki.y Tiit.m.UArit. - luuy rmiM easily linve been cuiiliiifed to the Wo call attention totlie mmiicetiisnf these 1 bmbting in whieli it originated, had there • 1 j - Imi a proper un<l ellirient 1* ire Department. A uni Inv it Ira. lusumnee in AinerieiiH is two percent, while in Maeon We pa’nl one and .v halt', t'*»r extra tisU. li the Doctor liad read the Nkwk ns at- lenlively si* lie listened to liis friend up the LATEST BYJFELEGRAPH. rslTAta mirsrcii rorus Atourrtii-W»tui.t ssws- New fork fioW Ml Cation Market. X*w York, April 10.—Lvoning.—Cot ton easer j sales 1,000 bales,at 27J a 28c.— Gold 1371. c ' liivxnpoor., April 10.—Evening.—Cot ton closed quiet, declining jd. Sales 10,000 bales, at 12d. I. ivtneoor, April 11.—Evening.—Cotton dutland heavy; sales 8,000bales, at lad. Xkw York, April 12.—Xoon.—Cotton qniet, at 27J n 28c. Gold 138}. J. ivKiieiMii., April 12.—Evening.—Cotton declined Jti. Xkw York, April 12.—Evening.—Cot ton active, but unchanged, nt 27J a 28e.— Gold 1301. Markets. The Russian Treaty agaaa •am 11 I"" t.. 1(1 V,-; publications, whieli will lin found in fill..! •: colntnn. The weekly iw one"f the largest Wtd hftniliionicRt slteoln puMisliul in 11 < Jafc South, it being made up from the. daily, jf! of course its contents are of *ih«* same elmr- acturof thedally. ()fthe daily w‘c ha\e m» occasion to say a word, as it i. s > \v< ll-kimu u and liberally patronized by «*ur rcadei sgui- crally, and no t!?|»ense is spared t*• nmUe it wbat it is t oneoi vbc best duilir -oHhe South A Hospital for Ai.iia.nv.—We an in formed that there are imw all the appurlen- OUOCtibr a complete hospital ivn-lytolM- ahlppod totldaplaee, prov ided hv llir IVmiI- r Bureau, and notv all that i- lu« him' i- abouaotoput the thiuga up in. < «*ul«l nut Obuilding bo provided by the < it rTh^GoV^roment han been lib* r;»l i ding thebod» f blank* In and tm»ne\ it up. v Transfer of 1 *i:«»i• t:i:i \I 'ol. Till disposed of two or three «»l his lots, on North aide ol llroad street to Mr. .1 Ingraham, and Mr. .1. J. Hush. TIum- m u I * tloincn are making.pivparat ions t«» build at | once, . Several oilier city hits have ebnm*< d l hands rocoutly, t\/t there seems more demand ' • > iOTtowrtproperty than any other kind, at i present. Mrs. Wuuiiit am* ‘Wimov -Tin hi. . dies, as will bo seen by an snivel li»cmint in | apotber column, will give the ladies ot Al bany an opportunity to examine their steel, - of Millinery and Divsh <i- on Monday j next. Kvc^ylhing nreeriviiy to CMiupli te .: Indy’s wardrobe, will be mi hand. lb-ad . their advertisement. c . ‘.'..Important Oui>i:c.- The portant Order li«*m tlem i V 'moves all doubt, ill referem i ' . tion of General Pope’s ileueu! n n ], w Tlio contiuuuuee in oftlee ,.f tie- pi cm “ nlelpnl antborities would give i;« ie ia faction, and it is simvivlv iaaJ- Ii j- no changes will lie made* pending I,*, tloti.—Chronicle A .Sentit.el. lin aim/I!.-, post i*|* Ai ..I - Arm .sT.v,tl.v., April oth, i- [General Order No. s It having heen repotted to i Mayor aim City t'oum il ni tl RtruoGeneral Order No I, i.s^ued quarters Third Military. I>i Montgomery Al.i., April i'i i that their duties as publi. ccasoonllie expiration ot ih vices| and believing that it templatiHl by the (’muin.indi ■ this Military District that tin left without a civil govenme by the power vested ill me a ^ 0mccr ol this l*ost, do hereby order Slid . .cifil authorities to continue to pmimiii their . offielalduties until such time a-, the appoint roentsrcletTed to in Section t, id sod Cor *ral Order No. 1, he reeei veil littdthdv pro mulgsted at this Post. T. W.\*W KPN 'i . a -' Mqjor 10th lutb, ISruv t. ( »d. P. S. A., t 'ommandi: I'dlowimj; in. I Svv <«• i»v, re m mu I sali- I tle-i •t i.» ioad, he would have seen that almost every an ut was wrong. First, the entire loss was ah.nit | uo/mo, and the insurance upon the property was*1 IK,ooo. Secondly, there is an efiieienl Fire Company, and at that time numbered about mi members, and nn Fiigimi ■wldelrdIil'gooa"TMtrvi«t»,'"ur the tire never could have been stoppeil where it wa< Third, *we Imv e several cisterns espe- eially prov ided by the city,-foe this purpose* a tael which can be substantiated by severa* eiti/en- troin. personal knowledge and ex* plana!ion. Also a public well. We have - vi r;d M*etions of Hose, sullieieiit to meet tlio demands of the Fngine. Fourthly, we have in addition a Hook and Ladder ('out* p.my, who. also did good service. All of then* tacts, with others, were made known through our columns long ago. We do not wish to discourage yon, Doctor, in your good work, but hope that Americas will come up totlie dignity of a city and get a good Fire F.iigiiii', and protect city property but don’t base your arguments upon such facts. They won't do to build on. The Income Tax—Important Instructions. < oinmi 'domT l Infills has issued to the ns- - -••is .piitc a numbers of instructions rela tin'.' to tIn* amended Internal Kcvciiuc law, which is no win operation. The billowing instructions referring parlietiltirly to the as- : h. siuenl oj the ineoine tax, will interest nil- , ineious tax-payers: iMivsn i.vns. \\ here physicians are obliged to keep :i h.o i for the transaction of business,they i in.is deduct so iiuieb of the expense so in ..in d .1^ i*. fairlv relerable to the business I the that . it V .'. II •in Ilea.I •I dated I M'T, t » mean ollicer^ hall ir term .1 • r was not . . in g ( om i al ol city should h. it, 'i. tie refoJv t • miiiandij"' Havana am* Kj x Wim T» i i .a on.— • The atoaiucr Kruni'i* \Vfi«li.. fr.-m N. w Yorit, bouml lo l\cy W. -i, ;.u< ini., il.i- ;port ycrtenlay for watvr. sin- li.nl ,. u lioaru four hmutml wila, tin '.iniviu^, i.i thu ~ ampiBqft.P. tlirpo liiiiiiliv.l ami (illy mill's «.!' tdegrajih wire, ilrhignnl I’nr i'll, mlm [ route of tliv llin aim.i. Key Wist and • ITuited States Telegraph (Vmpi.nv. The land route between .lael;*onvilIc ami Kev West, Where i*. will conm et with the ocean f line for Havana, is expecte.Pio he completed 't>y June, ^t will be erected under the mi * *00 of Mr. 1I.AV. 4-K*Txxpr7r; irtirdTeVi.—itmlerstmufing that etU»«»t-Mi-1 ^__,dwable experience in that business, sellleuiei.t, or with an annual oils b pocan cabUsbeUeuii. JCa^— ^ YORO, is cxpeeledTo he laid and hi work ing Older by the middle of May, as the • . ( * - Company have procured the sem. es of an J. oxporicnced English Company fur that pur : pp*o. -A large lot of the wire and g asses flipped from*the steaimrou ^ -Bylvan Shore for Jacksonville. The 1 Wright left Isfctrr in the dnv with Jonoe of the material. (Savannah fcHcrald. done x.i i)i:m itiiin i i'i: nonoits’ nti.i.s Fvpenses for iuedi**al nttendnnee, store * •ill'*. Ac , are not proper subject’s fdrdedue* i on. F\pen-es for the repair of imple* I incuts, Iom|m, A o., used in lntsincH may lie j deducted. ItllM o|‘ llo.VlKhT|{.Vl>. Kent of a homestead actually paid may be deducted, but the rental value of property owned by the lax payer is not a subject of : deduct inn ; hut vv here the tax-payer rents a luriiished house, that portion of the rent paid in consideration ot the use of the fund- ini*' should not he allowed as a ilednetion. IJOOVI UK NT. Any person claiming a deduction on ac count ol the expense for room rent must sat- i tv theasM’ssor that the room or rooms oc- ' euj'ied by him eoustitiite his home, and that he has no resilience elsewhere, and ’> hi*> bring shown he may be allowed to de duct w hat lie actually pays for the rent of •■'i. h rooiu". I hit nothing can be allowed lor rent ol furniture or care of rooms.— When! «nt lui* been ineliided and deducted a< an expense of business, it must not again be dedtieted as rent, nor sltoidd a person hiring a house ami silh-ietting a portion of it be allowed to dnliiet more than the ex* ! c. s' ol his payments ov cr his receipts. IMI'OICI.VM TO « I.KUOYMAN. Marriage ti es, gifts from members ot a congregation to their pastor,&,, are taxable •;* s income when the gifts or donations are in the nature ot compensation for'services 'rendered, whether in accordance with an the time of oustom. Macon, April 11.—Cotton—There was a demand for Cotton this morning, and all offered of a good quality found ready takers at 21 cents. Unfavorable advices lrom Liverpool at a late hour in the after noon checked inquiry, and our market closed dull. CitAiti.KsTov, April 11.—Cotton—-Quiet and A cent lower. Sales :tf»0 bales. Mid dlings sfrte. /a Sa vans a a, April 11.—Cotton—Quiet, small business, middling uplands. 20c; re ceipts .‘b'JU bales. From Washington. Wahiiinoton, April 11.—A cabinet of samples of wool to govern tlio new .tariff, 1ms been placed in the Treasury Department, and the President of tlio National Wool (•rowers'Association, and the 1’resident of thu National Wool Manufacturers, have been invited hero to inspect samples. Charles OT’oinufi*, in the Supreme Court to-day;* asked leave to hand totlie Clerk a copy ot a petition of thu State of Georgia, which to-morrovv lie intends to ask leav e to file. The Court said he could do so. Attorney General Stanbery said this pe tition differed from that of Mississippi, in tlio fact that the President was not made a party to tlio injunction ; and further stated that Mr.Stanton, in belmlf of the military authority, lmd requested him to take thccu- tire control of the defence. The court was requested, hut declined, to take order as to arrangementsfov arguing this question. It is probable, however, that the motion to file the two petitions will bo jointly argued. It is umlerstovd the President 1ms legal advice of bis rigid, the Setvate failing to con firm'his nominations, to fill all otliees vacated previously to the passogo of thu tenure of office bill. Washington, April 11.—(correction.)^ Tlio amount paid for Kiitisian America was seven million two hundred thousand, not- ten millions. ThePresident's illness will probably pro long the special session id the Senate. Noble FontHbntion From San Frnnrisro. -Xkw York, April 11.—The followingdis- I »atch has been received by thu Southern lelicf Commission oftliis city. San Francisco, April 11.—To James M. I bow n, Treasurer of the Famine Relief Commission will send you in a few days, by transfer, two,000 in gold, to assist in reliev ing the sufferings at thu South. (Signed) Tiios.1LSki.uv, Chairman. Wmrfowk)i> April! IDr-Tto/»M*W Treat/ make* tho eeaaiop and right ofpo*- session complete and absolute on tno ex change of ratifications. Tho military posts arc to be delivered to United States Imme diately, and the Russian troops to do with drawn as soon as prnctiable. Tho United States are to pay $10,2000,000 in gold at the Treasury at Washington, wiwdtrten months after tho exchange oftho- rnt ideations. The cession is free and unemeumbered by any reservation of privileges, franchises, grants or possessions, by any companies of of Hussinas or other nationalists, corporate or incorporate, except merely private indi vidual property holders. All rights of do mination pass to the United States. The ratifications arc to bo exchanged at Washington before the lJfth of June, or the treaty fails. The continental domain a coni red is about 380,000 square miles. The islands increase the domain to 150,000. The private indi vidual property of civilized inhabitants is to bu respected, and the clntrehesbuilt by the Russian Government to remain the property of resident members ot the Greek oriental church. The civilized inhabitants may remain three years in the Territory .without forfeiting allegiance to Russia; those choosing permanently to remain will become American citizens and be protected in their liberty <»nd property. The uncivil* izeed tribes arc put on tlio’same footing as aboiiginics oftliis country. The National Democratic Convention to meet in Louisville lms been postponed until the 4 tl» of July. $30,000 WORTH OF DRY Gl jOiTere<l-to_tlie- JIX KKI ED, Al llie rcridencc of Mr. .1. Wallers, on die lllli inst., liy the Kev. Henry 1). Moore, Mr. N. V. Sai.- mo.ns find Miss Hetty IIocovko, all of Dougherty county, (hi. People of Albany, Dougherty County ami Vi< At Prices ALMOST as LOW as before the Warfj —BY— ALEXANDER & WHITE, 41 Second Street, Triangular Block, - - - MAl JO- Our Slock I. full and complete—all NEW ntiJ FRESH bought within Hie U,l Iv.rt, J VERY LOW PRICES. We are determined to sell them, and will offer EXTR* HI ENTS to persons from-tho country ordering Goods from us. We will fill all orders! ljr uoODSHfexT "li Y° EX PRESS °TO AM. ACCESSIBLE POIXTS. ALEXANDER & April 13lli, 1837— [3(Ilf Millinery and Dress-Making. Mrs. (\ A. Wnn.m v\i» Mrs. (\>i..Wii.son ESPECTFULI.V announce to ihe I.a.lies of pre- fiwli- -x-ax— -■ ! > cw Pr»m iVaskiux.oii. iotbS. April m—In ilic itdont was cailial . iti..ons ol llto i iii.t'tl Stnlos rositiing (il'i-.'ii.l niv sul'jict to lax upon their oii.irv inco.nys thnn all sources whatoror nmllii. KIUU' is true of loi'cipnrrs in this country. ’U»‘ luw jiiov ides tlint a like tux slmil lie levii il, eollOeteil, mill paiil upon the gains, pro.it s^aiul iiH’onu' ol* every I nisi ness, trade or pronessiiiii carried on’ in the I'nitod Sja.es l,y persons residing wi.iiout (lie I'ntlcd States and not citizens thereof. :v ’ ■ by heiligents in Mexico. ■ '2SE«iHsKlt1aS»orjlatll,ias - swo* c ._ r. V....i. i,.. . apoii lor [«Ioo relative, lo . prisoners lal.en I .IH K. Maul. Senator from Nohh.Cim.lina, a as present- talrle,. licet of the day in exeentivo session. / ‘ Messrs'Kessciiden and Yates are the only vntM a^ainst’iho tniHieatiunofthc i’ussiali 'W Treaty serverely hut not dan s' d., .. tliia elTort ia making to liring the fourth Ward, 'i'hr result 598 u-hitea 1 S8B M , jtjr HHECEIKaK'J— 4 —' • - Ki k.ii-kas Ivuhgiutiox.—Tho Immigra- it. lion (aide shows what an exceedingly small proportion of tho Enropoan immigrants to this douutryaro settling in the Southern States, tint of thirteen thousand arrivals at New York during the last month less than two hundred announced their inten tion of settling in tho. South, wltil« on tho oilier haud-tlio westward tide continues as great as ever. " Wo have no doubt that this may, in a slight degree, bo attributed tolhe small eSbrtjmado hjr -the Southern Stoles, iivcot»|>arijoh with ihe Western, to j* “ u %t immigration;, but it is owing in a piinnrli lltrgiif nirnsttrn tii the 'amactiled wu-! Itumors of War in Europe. Nkw Yori., April 8.—There arc rumors oil the street to-ilay of* a war between Franco ami Prussia, and a great decline in U. S. Five-twenticH on the other Hide. London. April 8, t) o'clock i\ m.—The feeling of distrust in finaneinl and political circles is increasing to a war panic. The Government has sent several war ships to Cadiz, Spain, to enforce the Rritisli claims arising from the seizure of thu Torna do. London, April 8,—Tho uncertainty re garding Napoleon’s future action and*the fear ot’hia adopting a warlike policy, create wide-spread distrust in commercial circles. Tho consequence is, great business depres sion. Florence Karon Potazxi has formed the Cabinet, selecting members from both politi cal .parties. OiRcfi.AU to tiik Fukkdmkn.—General Scott has issued the following circular: Himjrh., Assistant Commissioner, ] Hr u it ai* Ukkitgkks, Fukkdmkn and [ AllANDONKD l-ANDS, S. (’., j Ciiaui.kston, S. C. t April 4, 1807. j (Circular Letter.] The attention of the Assistant Commis- sioncr lias been calleii ta a late attempt by the ctdored people to obtain, through force, a recognition of certain l ights which have hitherto been denied them. Such attempts will certainly not further the recognition of their righla/but will, on the contrary, re tard their acknowledgment. Whenever the colored people think that any of their rights arc withheld, they should appeal to such authorities as arc constitu ted to decide upon the justness of their claims, who will undoubtedly secure to them all rights and privileges. The Assis tant Commissioner is confident that the Major-General commanding the 2d Military District will nflbrd to all the amplest facili ties to obtain their rights as conferred by recent Acts of Congress* The dignity of the law must be respected. Whenever a community sets aside law and appeals to physical torece, disorder and confusion follow, and society drifts into a •tote of anarchy, in which tbc safety ot life and property depends upon the mercy of an unthinking mob. Such a state of affairs the Assistant Com missioner desires to prevent, for it will un questionably array against the people the Titary power of tho government. Ho it the colored citieens will R l , Albany im.1 vicinity, tlint (boy are now pre purcil to furnifii tin* f.nio«i nnilinn«l approveilfash ions in Millinery and Dress-Making, at their Establishment in tho Uriel* House, on Jackson Hired, opposite tho <M.D FLAG STORK, amrj p Stairs. %:/fl The I attics aro invited to examine their Goods and I'alterns, which will ho open for inspect ion on .HONDA Y NEXT. April IB, 1 Ji 1 LIVE AID LEI LIVE ! Spitz, Town's lilock, O. O 11 j i <i s i I o T) KSI'KI'TITI.I.V nniimiiici'* tu tlic Iv Albany and vicinity, that he base: NEW UAKKitY. and will he please.l t cilirena of stahlinhed a lo have Ills Old Friends ami Customers |pvo him a I.IHERAl. SHARK of their pal mango, as his experience is not to ho. excelled iujiis line of husiness. — Orders .From Tiii: — DISSOLUTION. Tho copartnership of BOYNTON & WILSON is this .lay dissolved by mutual consent. THOMAS J. BOYNTON, JAMES WILSON. April 1st, 1807 35[0t The undersigned will continue Ihe Grocery and Commission Business at (he OLD STANDof Boyn ton k Wilson, where he will take pleasure in ac commodating hb friends and customers. JAMES WILSON. Just abmyed7 I’ig Hams, Sugar Cured llams. Flour, Apples, Tomattoes, l’irkles, assorted and fresh. Pine Apples, Wine Crackers, Sardines, Herrings, BEST AltTHLE CHEWING TOBACCO; e* ALSO, Freed men’* Tobacco, Durham Smoking Tobacco. CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY, ' BOURBON WHISKY, 1,000 Lbs. LEAP LARD. TO AKIIIVE. Largo Lot of Choice Family FLOUR. Large Lot of Freodmen’s FLOUR. A fine Lot of Sugar Cured HAMS. Also, a very large stock DR.Y GOO NOTICiJ mHE subscriber is now rceoivioj 1 house on Broad street forraei Beers k Brinson, and will offer i l.f»th of April inst., one of ,'ho largt lected stocks of GOOD WABES AND MEROI Of all descriptions, on tho most renst and at the Lowest Prices ofliered since Having been selected with great enre to Wants of all Classes of By Mr. Beers, .tin i, no. in NEW YORK CIl Taking advantage of the late reduced prh CASH BUYERS Great inducements will he offered. Wif Sell on. T LADIES he promptly igiuai cost. lor 1'iike, nr any thing up to suit their taste. April I a, 1st;; ■No ill his Give mi: line, will he put Call. tfO-Slin THE GEORGIA TELEGRAPH I'or 1807. T il DAZX.7T AND WBEHIY. UK I’liOPHlKTOHS OF THE ABOVE Journal Imvc spared no labor or expense to place it in the front rank of Southern newspa pers, an.l they are gratified to announce that their efforts have been liberally rewarded by the public. The TELEGRAPH has now a circulation that reaches every part of Georgia and extends into all the adja cent States, ami its daily irsue is equal to that of any Southern journal outside of New Orlcaus.— For ibis reason il prvscntspecnliav advantages nsau A D V K It T t 8 I N G M E l) I U M , and we are determined that as a VEHICLE of NEWS it shall not he excelled. T II II W K 10 K L Y T K L K G U A I* If, Designed for the country, is published every Friday, and is the LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST WEEK LY in the South. It contains eight pages, or FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS OF MATTER, chiefly NEWS. EDITORIAL and MARKETS, as but a limited number of advertisements are admit ted, the object of the Proprietors being to supply die planters and farmers of the South with a com plete history • f current events and other informa tion most acceptable to that class, AS A FAMILY PAPER we challenge comparison. TERMS: Dolly Paper, per Tear 910 00 “ “ "6 Months 6 100 “ “ “ Month 1 00 Weekly, •* Tear 4 00 •' 6 Months.... 2 00 No paper sent until it is paid for, and all names erased at the expiration of subscription, (of which due notice is given jn every case) unless renewed. Remittances by Express or Registered Letters at our risk. Address W. A. RIED A CO., Proprietors, a plb’l Macon, Qa. To the first of November next to pet satisfactory arrangements. \YM. W. KE! Albany Ga., April 4, 1807. % Repaired At MACON PRl€l Of all kinds. Orders for Corn and Bacon will filled at percent, commission pn origim Egjy* Planters are offered time on supplies for Freedmen, until 1st of November. Call at once. April 2, 1807. W. 1. VASON. Dissolution. T HE firm of Gilbert k Vason has title day .been dissolved, by W. 11. Gilbert retiring and en gaging in the Drug Business. W. H Gilbert is alt- thnrizcd to wind up tlie unsettled business of the firm. GILBERT k VASON. Albany, April 2d, 1804. The undersigned, in retiring from the firm ef Gilbert & Vason, acknowledges his obligations to his friends, and solicits for his partner a continu ance of their custom, who will conduct tho business nt the old stnnd on his own account, and will be prepared to give his patrons good bargains. He invites also his friends to call and look at his sup ply of Drugs at the Farmers’ Corner, where the firm of Gilbert k Bro. will be able to accommodate them with everything in their line. W. H. GILBERT. Albany, April 2d, 1807. The undersigned Is prepared at the old stand of Gilbert & Vason to accommodate the public with everything heretofore kept by them, and begs a share of ihe trade, as he is satisfied that he will lie ablo to make it to the interest of nil who call to deal with him. W. I. VASON. Albany, April 2d, 1807. 82tf Notice to Builders. LL persons that are in want of good Lumber can be supplied promptly by handing their 'file to’Cnpt. Armstrong, at the Depot. iL A. SCOTT. Albany, April 4, 1807. 32ml TjIROM TnE ENTIRE satlsfactloaVg Experienced Work in the last four months, we confident^ friends and customers to bring in tY Fine Watches, -Clocks anf For repairs, and guaranieo satis! Engraving pono to L. E. Weloh & l BOOK AND JEWELRY 3T Spootlclo Glasses refitted to • Albany, Jan. 17, 1807. J. W. MITCtIKLL, Late Mitchell .j- ] A rmttrovg. Mitchell, Shallcross Provlsioi AND Commission LOUISVILLE, f.bea—10 im , but 1 Ikw , lll.t V0t( ition ofadhirs in the Sontii. FrccV'ili- for no ; femd'Oml the opportunitiesx>f.Iaiior, -"--clion's (oemigration,and until » wlUijrefer ihe latter. -it- non- in force ; and. seek protecUon from .suchins nre unjust and pre- judicial, only through thcchamieis provided b. .qd Htiurmtottl* TU. isJu. U« c.llto.ll I" law. ' • prow.. rr'itciocJ. 11. IC. SCOTT, AU *h«. kfirin* ctftims «*sln«t mj of lb. .boy. Mlsl.fc .re oollfird lo present U,« urn. tlmt 1 msr Xmi» their sksMCtet .K4 .mount. Bvt. Mrd. Gen. Ass' JYOTICR! A LL persons having IcR Wetohes with us for repairs, are requested to come forward and redeem them WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, or they will positively ba sold to pay charges. M. RICH k CO., t&T At the Store of J. L. Cohn k Co. march 23—w4w 1ST otice! Indebted lo lb. ul|tt> of E. H. Hi. Bgto. B. B. Onwt»d, «M- I. drew*'). bltUer bj noto oc .eeoont, or In snj otherm.nnor. nr. hereby notl6edlb«l ' s>r y,. -v FLzmcxsro it aba an. Oonfeotioners and Grocers, South side Broad Street, ALBANY GEORGIA. TTTK have on band a superb stock of Groceries, YV consisting in part of Bacon, Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Flour, Meal, Irish Potatoes. Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, Candies, Basins, Sardines, l'iokles, Herrings, Oysters, Salmon and fish of every kind. Also, powder and Shot, and everything else to be fould in a first class Grocery and Confectionary. All we ask is a fair trial, and we will convince the public that we can give them better bargains than any one else. April2 2, 1867. 81m3 Bankrupt Laws. T)ETITIONS in Bankruptcy under l.to Act of U. JT Congr... CAN NOT BE FILED until th. i.ne- r*l order, of the Judge, of the Supreme Court (under .Miion 10) preecrihe the form of tho petition order., etc. When Ihe Circuit and district Court of Ihe United St.10. cun properly hear the., cue., n. shall gladly represent our client, before them. Cnees can be determined in mention or lerm. DINES A HOBBS, ... „ Attorney, u L»w. Albeny, Oe., April 2, 1807. • 81,f SCHOOL BOQRS. ■ailiooi ‘Rtn. JNO. VT. SIIALLCBOSS, jso. m. rook*. New Goods From New 1 Then?: splendid stook of Pooket Knlrt sorw. Table_Cutli '*** * ing Tackle, kc. L. E. 1 THE LATE FIRE B Welch’s But our Friends and Customers ^ Ball’s New Bn JUST BELOW BAUSON 1EADT to eerre then, 11 befo eelring daily NEITOOODS ,oae lost In ths fire, so If yott'J* A the DRUG LINE, go os usual to New Bnilding. a L. E..& H-1 of thoi JUST HITE LEA Sperm Oil, hl.ohLm OibM ■^^niTk LEAD, Lineeed on, I. e. AVELch & ca ALL RIGHT AGi f R. JJOnBE it ognin ready •» (I Cl9eke,»nd J.nelry, for r Wei guarantee all • 'a . aL. B. ’