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•'.'V WttHU ALBANY, Tii* Jol-iixal ts Memkxosil—Wo failed to call attention in onr Inst issno to tho prospectus of tWa oliiXaVonte. Thensaoeia- tions of “other days can never bo forgot” and we most cordially recommend this .Initial to tydaq jvlib 4c»li-q'tp tnkc n Macon i,oi>cr t ~rithef Daily or Weekly. ..Fortt-rms aqc |B<myctnai|v. anowefcolniiiii. ^iStooirr wn Mar.—Tills excellent magazine - ituiwtinmadoits appearance upon our to- bli .vltj* gaining ground every issue in tho . estimatiob of the people. Wo aro glad to nottthosudcoaaol this onterprise, bccanso it is an evidence Hint we arc not becoming “afiiofbc^’'altogether by Now England in fluence. - This magatinc should bu more ex tensively circulated among onr people, and by a little eflbrt it <fen|d be. Address W. J.Soott, Atlanta, Qa. It can nlso l<o had at thc Albany News IJcpot, I.. E. IVolch «fc Co. • ’ " Akotuku IIiot.—A serious riot occurred - at Brownsville, Tonn., on tho t ilth, at a itc- jiubllcoii Convention." Three negroes nnd two wfeltbs wore shot, b\\t got fatally. IJo- IKjrts as.to.the. origin aro eqp'Aiotin. Tho BubUcans charge that it was tho result of .anorganized plot'to brenk' up lli6 Conven tion’; qtK6f* assert that it was the . result of negraipoaWt and incendiary speeches, saying, that ever owned slaws- ought to have Ida heart -cat ■ out. • l aaw*»*— Savannah.—Tlio price of hoing ‘Hick up’ by the polico in Savniinnh is live dollars, ono haTTgoirtg to tho parly making the ar rest. “I.ead ns not into tpiiiptation.'’ “Buck Ilirrm.ic-.vx Oommiituk,"—Tliu Loyal Georginti announces tho following naipei na comprising wlint the pnjier culls the ‘'Executive t'ominitteoof tho lllaek Ito- pnblicans of Cteorglh'." First Congn-sslonnl District—ilev. T. F. Simms, Savannah. Second Congressional District—Win. II ' Noblo, Cuthbort, llaiulolpli county. Foarth Congressional District—Lewis Smith, Macon. Fifth Congressional District—‘Thomas I*. Beard, Angusta. Sixth Coagressional District—Madison Davis; Athens. Saventh Congressional District—E. 11. Ituckor,-Marietta. Delegates at Large—llov. II. M. Turner, Macon; llov. T. 0. Cninphell, Suvannnhi John T. Costin, Macon. Ngw Youtt Steamkuk.—The Savannah Advertiser, of yesterday, says: “One steamship lias hecu withdrawn from each lino daring tho dull season. Tho Virgo, of IlanterA Garamcli’s line, loft New York otfTheiidiyl tho Sail"jacfiifd, of II. II. Havdce'stfnc, on Saturday; and tho (ion. Barnes, oi Wilder & Gullsrtou’s line, is to sail onThunuiay next, thus making a de parture onco in four days instoad of three timoa a woek. With fhohierenscd husiness of tho Fall, the regular tri-weekly trips will bo resumed. Panso.VAi.—It is nimouneed in tho Wusli- ington Chronicle that John E. Hayes, Fsip, editor and proimotor of tho Savannah Daily Republican, has been appointed Commis- . zioocrof tjio Uuijol Stale Court of Claims fof Georgia. ■ ... Bad Ev/xct,—Another bad effect of Judge Uhdorwood’s charge is that which it liaa had upon tbo'aogfaes, or. -tW-cdmen in Virginia; the “mad desire” it 1ms created “to obtain property without working |or it” in that State. W e apprehend seriously that the “mad dcslre!’ will seize upqn the roco in this State- ‘There aro iow, wo regret to any, within tho broad limits of Georgia, men Who girecoimtcuaiico; and cncourago- meat to this “mad desire.;” and who deceive the popt- negro by promising them that it ehall l>o ao wliou tiiky; being candidates, shali'go to (he Stato Legislature, or to tho State Convention, or to Congress. This"!* all, of coarse to nvnm o the poor (Vecdmen out of their votes; but will they ever sne- ceed?- NVvaa; xkviml Tiiu VASiUoxa.—’Tho editor of tho Mis- souri Presbyterian, on visit to New Orleans avrites: “Fashions reigns inexorable in tho Crceent City, na eisowhero. Boys nnd men, —tad) and siiort,-tat and lean, wear those lit- WxWSB|tffft» : »haped like the half of a eo- . eoannt, with a very narrow brini. And tlic women—tho “fait”, ones, ^fat” ones and the rjBhdput.omtlio^op tllcir' headli a Ihtlo bit of a dab, threi'ot, Jtyir ihchesin ctUmo- tcr, which they oaU « i(omwt^-knd they , complete their frigh tful toilet by pilling up their back hair many other people (they not whoso), in the shape . Jof a huge horrid hornet's Tux .Bishop Elkct of GiouoiA.— 1 The Jackson Missisaippiau, qmHln^from thoUte- ayunojts mention of llov. John ;Wj Jleek- ‘ > Elect cl Georgia, says ofit nnd Confiscation.- tor” is held over ne, and so regarded by r V yet we cannot fail to see that the de- ofmany are to hasten It forward. We do,not regard it as a fixed fact by any roAEfj'a the inbjoct is now presented; or if tlm present status of the voting popula tion could bo maintained, liut with the blacks admitted to vote, credulous ns they are, and uuder the lead of the most unseru- pnlous and villianous class, they may ho led to necoinplisli this Inst ol the untold horrors of oppression. Thntjuch men ns Iiunnientt, Bryant and Ashbtirn desire such n result, is not questioned. They urge it upon nil oc casions. Whether they will accomplish it only remains to lie scon. Therein a strong opposition to it in the North, but whether they will combine to save iis from tho mali cious designs of altruists, is a question of doubt. The New York Times, a Conserva tive Republican organ, says: We hear from the Southern States daily of the general fear that a system of -‘confis cation” will yet ho enforced, Wo are not much given to offering assurances of any kind as to the political future; hut wo as sure nil ami sundry inquirers in the South that we consider no four eould possibly he more groundless than this. Tlicrc are ns many people ia tho North ill favor of repu diating the national debt as them arc in In- vorof confiscating tho estates of Southern property-holders. And yet tho national credit Is ns strong as the national I'ninn. Alas! if the credit is no better than tho Union, we are in ii wretched condition. jr^-Thrpmtni tamo on tho subject of the Union of the Method 1st Episcopal and Protestant church, ee troa thusterminated by tho Convention of the latter church in Montgomery. Thcjrrcgnrd tho-proposed—nuion-neJii; desirable If it can bo effected upon mutually ngrecablo terms. The Convention left tho subject in nlieynncc and advisement for fu ture conferences. The Convention provided fora commission of one member from each conference represented at Montgomery, elected by each delegation to the Conven tion, be appointed to meet the comnitaioii ot the M. K. Church Sotftli, on May 1st ISO*. Iii the meantime the annual conference will consider the propositions and submit the re. suit to the commissioners. If a majority of the commissioners consider tho propositions favorable they shall issue iu the Methodist Protestant a call for a Convention to meet at Lynchburg on the last Friday in May which Convention may conclude the union Additional resolutions were passed provi. ding for the appointment ofa commissioner from annual conferences not represented iu the Convention, nnd lor the appointment by conference delegations of commissioners in ' ' 4® ALL WHOM IT COHCURfl. WbtrM., it Vu tacn reported by some wllelMU- dimmed person, to ilie Injury or Ur. II. J. Cf.lt, dlrpoecd of hie property by mm eeent — d»ied of trustor gift, or otherwise, to avoid any lia bility be might incur in basinets. This is, there- ‘ 'lattice to him, to certify that satd report is and uni rue. 1ft ttOwruorTralybolde in his own right nil of the property heretofore own ed by bint in South-Western Georgia, but hae in creased that property by purchase in the eity of Albany within the past year. In 18WI hepurchascd a Keaidence in the city of Atlanta which lie gave to his wife at the time, and has always treated it as her?, and about fire months ago in consummation of the gift, executed n deed lo mo ns her Trustee for the hnro lot, (the improvements having been de stroyed.) That deed is recorded in the proper of fice, nnd was not mmle secretly or in n corner. HAMl’EL U. inVIN. Albany, Un., May 23d, 1807 2t hbs. l p. mm, MILLINEE. At the Residence •/ R- H. Tomui, Si ! Albnuy, On. 1. 0. 0. F. iy.' nrc in r/ooil ttnutlinu, nnd favorable to establishing n Lodge here, are rei|Uesled lo meelntO. UOOEN'H STOKE on Tttc^lny evening, May 28th, at 8o'clock, for irnnsnction of business. May ‘J;t, ill A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN Ju»t Vtibliihtd, in tt Staled Envelope. Vricttiz Cent*. A IdCrtnre on tlio Blalnro, Treat* ineut, au<l Hadirnl Cure of Spermatorrhoe, or Semi nal Weakness, Involuntary Kmhsione, Sexual De- . ldlity, and Impediments to Marriage generally.— 1 lie COinin 18- j Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; *Mnm'li tonic lonvc of Mental and I’hyHicnl Incapacity, resulting from V Keir-Abnee.de.—IlyKOBKHTJ. CULVEKWKLL, J M. !>., Author of the “Urcen Kook," Ac. | The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex peri cnee ihnt tho awftd consequences of Self-Abuse may be ef fectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at onco ccrtnin and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter wlint his condition tnay lie, may cure him self cheaply, privately, and radically. TiilSLEC- Tl'KK WILL l’ttOYK A 1HKLS TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. Sent under seal to any address, in a plain scaled envelope, on the receipt of six rents, or two post age stamp*. Also Dr. I’ulvcrwcil’a “Marriage tiuidc," price L'-'/ cent«. Address the publishers, CHAU. J. C. KI.ME & CO., 197 Roiveiy, New York, I*. 0. Box 4580. May »l, 18157 08— .Savannah Kkitiii.h-an.—Bio. Mussel'of tlio lininbritlgo Argus, on a recent visit to Savatinsb, called upon J. K. Hayes, editor of tho Kc|iublicati, iu jnil-eell, and thua tnlks'of him: “He to young, and, lienee, not a bnd man. Confesses, that situated sis he had been since his residence in Savannah, he had taty and done many things which he now sees were wrong, and which he regrets. Ho lmd applied to Governor Jenkins fora pardon, ami hoped it would he granted. The Hcpubliean is one of the best news- paders in tho country, nnd, though Mr. Haycslins been found guilty ofa very sori. ouh offence, we can sec uo special good that unit result iVom his prosraeted imprison, inent, and hope he will soon be pardoned by tho Kvccntivcol tho State. Editors these times arc too poor to pay fines for their mis deeds, and have too much human nature about them to be reformed by punishment.” While wcdiiler in politics and disiikcthc spirit in which Mr. Hayes discourses certain subjects, yet as a newspaper, the Bepuhlican is one of tho best in the State. Bishop of Fi.ouida.—We have lcarn.nl that the Kcv. John Freeman Young, ofTrin* ity (Tiurcli, Now York, has been elected to the Kpiscopal Bishopric of Florida, made vacant by thedenth o! the late Bishop But- _ Hon. A. II. Stephens.—This distinguish ed gentleman, lias thus far, since the in cases of death or disability, sioiicrs of the M. IC. the* Convention oir■Thursday. The mania tbr strikes is certainly on the increase. Wo have news now that, in a cer tain district in France, the undertakers have striirli—not exactly for higher wages, but fora more equitable adjustments of deaths. They are paid largely for attending the fu* I'. r . l . v . n !, l ‘.'y*. “A' 1 .^ uerals ot tlio rich, nnd their payment de creases with the wealth of their subjects.— And what they eomdlain of is, that so many more of the poor die than of tho rich.— Why don’t they go to the Legislature for redress? Probably because they have not tho good fortune to live iu a free country- When the question presses for solution here our Solons will setttle it bylaw. It the poor perish too fast, punish them by fine and imprisonment' It tho rich don’t die fast enough, make it a capital offence.— “Kqunl and exact justice” is what is wan ted. \ > Fire la Americns, T8 prepawl to cut, fit an»l make all kinds of A LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL, anil Children^ Clolbing cut ami basted. AI.-o. all kinds of FANCY MACUISB STlTCItlNC. done. ter Particular attention given to Dlmchiwj. nnd Pfennig Mala and Bonnets. ..From my long experience In the Millinery busi ness, 1 feel assured tliat 1 can give entire null-fac tion to all who favor me with their patronage. May 23, 1807 o.S—1m S5SH5 J NOTI TS Beers « HE vnbteriber ts now recei.: house on Droed street f or J] « k Brinson, and will offer ; ir.th of April inst., one of ,*be 1 lectod stocks of GOOD WARES AND MERC Or nil dcixriplions, on the roost t nnd at tho S since i 1 cat, | Lowest Prices offered IlnvinK been Btleclcil with great. Wants of all Classes l!jr Mr. Berrt, «ho I NEW YORK Taking ndrnntagt of the late r GASH BUYERS 1 Of 1 > Is net |j Maonfoctored l»y Ihe !Y. V. Plano ('otuii'nj', —abb now roil e.tl.r at— J. W. BURKE & CO’S, MACON', GA. T HIS Company is now prepared lo Imnnut fifty j Pianos per week, which nrc pronounced by Iliu ' best judges to bo INFERIOR TO NONK. There are no Pianos made Mint will Htny in tunc like them. They aro made or tlie best material, with great care, nnd by the most skillful workmen selected from tlio REST FACTORIES ; Mror.t luducemenls will bo Sell on i To the first of Novomber next j natislactory arrangements. I ... WM. j Albany On., April 4, 1807. •fferoa. v LIVE AKD O. Spitz, Opposite Town’s Bl] B ,i:8PECmiLLV.„ ooun ee,to the j Albany and vioinity, that he haien tvnAKEnv.nawiliCrb.SftJI ' ""‘"mere glre him »■ SlfAlU. of their patronage, as his tie t" be excelled in his line of business; • Orders From Tue— * A D IE r VXfUSE‘ c ^v'- I^allighan's Pills CHILLS & FEVER ' > certain - in Ibis and the old country, and folly warranted to stand in any climate and in give as good satisfaction at any Pianos held for $1,000. I have been through I all the first-class Piano factories in Baltimore, Phil- I — adelphla, New York ami other citic-. nnd bnve j fur t'nke, or anything else In his line, willi found none superior to the New York Union Piano up lu suit their taste. Gtvx MB a Call. * Companies make, which nrc emphatically the j April 13, 1807 ’ ESTABLISHED 1839,1 Piano for the People, On -yostnlay morning, about daybreak, tbt* stable of Dr. B. J. Hoad was discover ed to be tui fire, and the same, with contents, was very soon consumed, and with it a sta ble adjacent belonging' to Mr Boon. A very valuable horse was destroyed by the biirningol Dr. Head's stable. The fire is believed to be the net of an incendiary. | Americns Citizen. A Miss.— Some six sold ires, of ahe gar rison here, iu the lower iiart ot the city, styled lately Moceason Sluice or Buzzards Boost, Saturday night came across a party of negroes who were dancing with some low white woman. The soldiers made remarks, jostled around considerably, itud a general melee ocurred, brick bats were used freeh and the “Blues” gained the field but quick ly departed. In charging a bouse, a negro YYTK lmwe uneil Uallighnn’s Pills, and find they YY will d» all tlull is claimed for them, and cheerfully recommend them to public favor: T. II. Walt**, cx-Uovernor of Ala; A. 11. Clithcrall of Ala; M. L, Wood-, 200 Broadway, N. Y.j Jno. W. A. Hanford, Attorney Genetnl of Alabama; W. O. Bibb, Montgomery, Ala.; K. A. Banka, New Or leans, La; (leo. Mason, Kn«|., Mayor of Welumpka, Ala.; J. Kiddle, N, O., lute It. It. contractor, Ala. and (leorgia. DAN’L 8AYKK, Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. \ A. M., Ala. Atlanta, Qa., March 23. Galllgban'i Pill-have been used In Imndredn of ca»eH under my knowledge, with perfect nuccesa.— 1 recommend them lo tlio ufllictcdeverywhere. JOHN S. PKATHKK. Lowniirs Cocntv, Ala. Gnllighnn's Pills.--! have given them and used them for some time, for ('hills and Fever. If they have ever failed in curing, I have never heard ofit. CKOWKLI. BllODNAX. for they can be sold from one lo two hundred dol- j D. C. HODGKINS & S| lara less than can he bought from any ot her reliable ' maker. They nrc the V;o'fy T It i n ft for those living where they cannot gel tuning done often. am agent for the pale of these Pianos ami will warrant them ns long ns any others will. I have been engaged in the business thirty years and speak advisedly. O. IS. RICE. Having consented lo keep i hc.*e PIANOS on sale, we have had t iciii thoroughly tested, and from the universal opinion expressed, we are prepared to recommend them. J. W. Kl’UKK A CO. AI«y lBtli, 18U7 1 -1 y Furniture, Sash, Blinds & Doors! _ | » ■ | , . , - r. , o-- AI.DA8V, Oa., Feb. 20.1807 cro&At) of our rulnnntum huh tlmortotl-owry-j-witii iiltatclivt ncvcreiy gnslictl tin 1 iti'in, nonr —Mrs°D. 1.. H. .VII. K. IVt'lch—Oetil.: I liiTg U.etl OntliBbnn’A PHI. in inure than forty rose, of Chills nml Fever on the ,iliuiiAlbiti of II. K. Hines, Knq.. Oiiriiift (lie ,iaai yenr.ftntl iu no case bore (he, fail- oil lo ilo all they elatnrln ilu. I consider them tho brsl Fever nnd .Aynr Fill in use. A. U. FAST. nttomiit of iicwniutmgcn* to ilruw him out upon tho Interestii>K topics. Tlio Niuv York Tillies, snys of him: It is Htutcil that A. II. Stephens, who since the elose of tho wnrhns been living iu retiruinont, is enpugcil ill writing » history oftlio war. Hu may throw light on the in ternal mlminissnition of nlihirs iu the Con- fcHloraey, nud us on open oponeiitrof tho Do- vis Adiniiiistrotion, would doubtless lienbie to set forth the defeots in the eonduet of nffoirs lo whieli very nmiiv of the Southern nttribntc the fuilurent thoirattempt nl inde- iivudeoe; lmt beyond tills we did not sec liow his Iwok is likely lo odd mueli to wlint ia already known. A correspondent of a Western pn|)cr, who lmd an interview witli Mr. Stephens, says that whim he is extreme ly anxious for the restoration of tho Union, ho still buliovos in the abstract right of se cession—but nlso believes that it is a right which it was, is ami nlwtiys trill be madness to attempt to exercise: War, he snys, nev er decides any principles—lmt only the f iractibility or impraetibillity of asserting t. Uehold, tlierlore, that while the war has decided nothing so far ns tho abstract right to secede i» concerned, it lias decided radically against any future effort in that ireetion. Probably this is tlio esse with the great liody ol tlieso who engaged iu the war against the Union. .Some of onr ex treme mou a by severe measure hearts and opinions whole subject of secession; but they will find tlmmsclves mistaken. Indeed, they have no right to make any such attempt li‘y political means. All that law can properly regulato is the actions of men; with their opinions it has nothing whatever to do. From At.xnAM.t. Morii.k, May 20.—The following was is sued this evening: Headquarters Post of Mobile, May 10. Gen. Swayuo commanding District ot Al abama, directs the issuing ofthc following, to prevent ftithor violonco growing out of the disturbed condition of affairs: The undersigned assumes the maintenance of public order in tho city of Mobile. Tlio city polico administration is sus|icniled.— Special policemen or members of tlio old force will lie employed when ‘necessary; branches of eity ordinances will lie tried ns heretofore; violation of public peace and existing order will be death with by the mil- litary. Ont-door congregation nllr nigbt- SL llll? UII1UII. 04)1111? Ol our C.\- i apparently indulge the hope that measure they enn change the opinions of&mthcrn men on the plintmit ntdro. worthily He, eloquent, and truly a been called to.lbe viwrciiaiUKi wtnougii fall prohibited. When public* demonstra tions aro intended notice must be filed at tlio .. Mayor’s office in season to her rait presence of such polico force aa may bo essential.— j responsibility attached to tho publi- of articles commending or inoittog w «Utorhood mt or vlolcnoo to Individuals, or tho public \ x ^ uao ot incendiary language relative to oc currence of disorder in rooms of publick eip tertftimmnt. the wrist, of a soldier—not very serious.- When tho policemen, were in that depar- ment at 2 a. in. .Sunday, they found about two hundred I reed men* prepared for an on- eon liter. The asNemhlago was dispersed. [Columbus Sun. The Kki.i.y Fizzi.k.—Judge Kolley’s ex hibition vesterdav afternoon was a disas trous lailare. There were about twenty whites and not more than two hundred ne groes, attrauted by oiirriosty to seethe man who ilodgcd under the table at Mobile and lost bis bat. His spcceh was mild, evi dently tempered by his recent experience in kicking up a row*. Whan he concluded loud calls were mmle for “Clanton,” “Clan ton.” There was much disappointment ex hibited when tho people learned that Gen. ('lanton)md been too unwell to leave home for two days past. The meeting dispersed auietty, nud seemed not at* nil inspired by tlic great renegade Democrat’s speech. [Montgomery Mail 10th. Nor Hft.NKD Ykt.—There are now in our warehouses over six thousand bales of cot ton. It is estimated that over half this amount belongs to planters. At an average of twenty cents per pound this cotton is in the neighborhood of 8300,000. ()t her portions are owium\ by parties in ('o)umbiis- It is expected that considerably over one thousand bales will be received here before the season closes. Wo certainly have a lit tle left to last through the Summer troin cotton alone, and if seasons are propituous and lHriners linvo planted suftieent corn to support plantations, this section can get along next scasou far easier than this. [Columbus Sun. liow To Grt All Education. linys say to men,“Wo want an Education; but wo an: poor, and latiicr is poor, and we can’t get it ;so wo nrc going to learn a trade, or go into a store, or do somctlisng else.”— Now let me say, every boy tlmt wants an education, if lie will bend Ids force to it, enn get just ns good a one ns be wants. The wny is ojam. Education doesn’t come through academics, and colleges, and semi naries; thesenre helps; but it comes by stud) and reading nnd comparing, and all tlio schools, and colleges, and seminaries in tlic world will not make a scholar of a man without those; and with them a man will bo ono if he never secs a college. And what ia tmo of boy. is true of girls, and what is truooftbi. pursuit is truo of any other.— Tho foreo must bo from .yonraell; nnd you mult develop it. It is that indomitable “I can "that sou a man astrido tho world. As, \Vholo3alo and Retail Denier, — IN— Fire Arms, Fishing Tael AND Sporting Good of every description. IQLUUX nnd PISTOL MATERIAL tlr, hand, nnd furnished the trade. April 10, [37.] Notice to Debtors and Cre- Gkoruia—Baker County. N OTICE is hereby given *11 persons kifl mnnds against Daniel D. Hall, late i connty, deceased, to present them to ui, i mndu out, within the time prescribed by jf to show their character ana amount; ap<‘ sons indebted to said deceased arc herabj to make immediate payment. E. D. THOM MARTHA J. L Adm’r of D. I March 12—23 holc*nlc-nnd-Kpt?ritrnt—iVRW—YOHdKrj—M-a-meetisg of the Physicians of AlbSl vicinity, held April 27th, 1867, in tbt Amkuuth, 0a„ Sept 18,1800 Gents— Gnlligltnii's Pills mol with ready sale here, nnd nrc tnking the place of ail other remedies for '-’hill* nnd Fever. C. W. HANCOCK. • Ankrici’S, April 17, 1807 One box of Gnllighnn's Pills cured me perfectly of Chills nml Fever. They nrc Ihe best medicine for Chills nnd Fever 1 ever saw. A. 0. RONALDSON, Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga Country Merchants supplied at wholesale prices by L K A 11 E WELCH, Albany, Ga. WHOLESALE BY RLOUJVT & HALE, Montgomery, Ala. 1-Mwnrd Wilder & Co,-Louisville, Ky, Barnes Ward A Co, New Orleans. Ilarrnl Kisley & Co, and Mc Kesson & Robbins, New York. May 23, 18f.7 f*3-0m Voi. Lvm. -1867- Lvra. Macon Journal and er IS PUBLISHED DAZZ.Y AND WSEKU, At Jlticon, Ga. The Proprietors of tho above Journal have spared no Inbor or expense to place It in tub front rank of Southern tiewspapets, and are gratified to an nounce that their efforts have been liberally reward ed. The Journal .J- Menenger has now a circulation that reaches every part of Georgia, and extends over nil the United States, and its daily issue is equal to that of nny outside of New Orleans. As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM it presen s peculiar advn tnges, and we nrc determined that it shall not be surpassed as n Vehicle of reliable Ne$u It contains tiic LKUAL AiiVBRTisika of nearly all the adjacent counties, including IB. CRAWFORD, UPSON, MONROE, HOUSTON, DOOLY, TAYLOR, MACON and TWIGGS, Making it almost (ndisi*cnsadlk to business men. Rateo of Advertising reasonable. Mocnxrt'i. Mii.u>*En*.— Tlio great zew Signed, J.I..S The Weekly Journal & Messenger For the Country, Is Published KVBUY WEDNESDAY, and contains the most reliable and in'ereating reading matter to be found in any papor in this section. Terms of Subscription: Weekly, (per Year) 8 8,00 Daily, one month. n „..^....ra,...... M 1,00 _ JCE8 for cash on delivery—from Steam Fac tory on Wharf Street, foot of 3d or -lib Street. M A- CON. GA. GRENVILLE Wool). May 14, 1807 | ISKIm] am. w. a. love, ALBANY, GA. Office (until further notice) nt his Kc«idcttcc* nearly opposite tho residence of Captain lohn A* Davis'. May 8lli, 18t»7 l»*-1y Notice- B Y virtue of an order from the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, will old on the first Tuesday in July next, heim e tho Court House door in the city of Albany, Ga., nt E ublic sale— 1 -The real properly hclongingto Geo. D. ,ing, late of said county, deceased, consisting of city Iota as hereinafter described, to-wif.: Corner lot on Washington and Pine streets, fronting Cook's Warehouse, number not known; lot lying East of the above mentioned lot on South side of Pine street, running 05 feet on said Pine street, nnd run ning South 80 feet; lot number 7 on Broad street, nnd lot number 7H on Commcrco street, nil in the city of Albany. Sold for I lie benefit of (lie heirs nnd creditors of said deceased. Perms on tho day of sale. This 17th day of May, 1 S*;7. PETEK J. 8TKO/.EK, Adm’r. May 18th, 1807. MERCER & SMITH 7 CORNER BROAD AND WASHINGTON STS. Albany, Georgia. Have on l.nn.I. nml nrc constantly receiving, A Good Stock of Goods, Consisting, in part, of Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese, Irmh Po tatoes, Tobacco, Cigars, Snutf, Potash, l'icklcs. Sardine?, Cau dles, Soda, Liquors, Powder, Shot, Lend, Percussion Capa, Hollow-Ware, Iron, Nails, Plow Steel, Tface Chains, Hoes, Plow Lines, STAPLE DRY GOODS. HATS, SHOES, nnoOMS, TU11S, EITKETS REIVES, sc., sc. Z3f~ Tlic highest market prices ji.iiil I’m- ALL KINI'S OF FItnm:< F. jnn24,3-3m New Boo k s JUST RECEIVED I1V L. E. Welch & Co. Physicians’ Meet nnd s have been brought to tho il< by tho abolition of crinoline, which has tioiv been worn for mnuy yours. The present »tylo of dress requires only eight yards of material, instead oi twelve— a reduction oi ‘ ' nmitlcocii h Kipr/ti. orJlyulmd l,ttat tU Mr mi-. Aihlron « ROSE ft DERR, !1, 18<)7. Mac, Os. Albany, Dougherty county, whioli was j there organized ns “The Albany Medici Tlio following resolutions, relative to tracts with freedmen, were adopted, anda be printed monthlv for the epace of three! Wliereaa, tho follow.ing resolution wasau ly adopted by (lie Medical Association of U of Georgia lately in council assembled, (t “ftnolved, That in the opinionof this A tlieveis no breach of the Code Of Medle_ governing the Profession for Physicians lo with owners or agents of Plantations for t' ment of Freedmon in thtir employ, in each city, connty or neighborhoi of charges be observed and underbid! Therefore he it— Jlrmlufd, That for the purpose of esrryj good faith the Proviso of the AssociaC ming tho privilege granted to the Phyt State by that resolution, a committee, of I pointed by tho Chairman to draft a ftt j diargcH for contracts, which ohall be a this meeting for ratification. Passed. Tlmt it is to be distinctly understood, I contracts aro not with the freedmen, hot tj plnnter, who in each and every instanced responsible party, and who shall bind 1[ writing (nt the option of tho Physician) U filment of tho same. Passed. lie talced 3d, That to obtain perfect t rates of charges, and Io prevent all f among Physicians, the following rate* <| for contracts be, and the lame is hei to the Fee Bill that is now In use. Resolved, That in cases of conti^ctfarM on freedmen, the charge ahaUbeitletJ of one visit and mileage In each ease* at the rate of one dollar por mile in gciagil dollars per visit and prescription. A true copy. Attest! GEO. R. C. TOD! John T. Sims, President. May 4, 18t»7 runmra aTaxm Coufeotioners and South side Broad Street, ALBANY,.. YT7’E have on hand a superb stoek « YY consisting in part of Bacon, J Sugar, Tobacco, Segara, Snuff, HoorJ Potatoes. Cheese, Craokers, Cakes,C'** Sardines, Pickles, Herrioff, Oyste fish of every kind. Also, powder s everything else to be fould lo a first* and Confeotiona*^. All wa ask ia » W we will convinoe the public that we** bettor bargains than any one else. _ Apr112 2, 1807. . ,L Notice to Builde 4 LL persons that are to wantotj cm be anpplied promptly ^7 J 1 to Capt. Armstrongs at the D«p» ^ Albany, April 1,18$7, _ Moeby and k|a Men; rmisesof thcSbnnnandoah; Mnd Moueton-by W.lkw C.nis.; .ThomsAj-M: Di«bk Vroiik Illuslrnl Y.rns; Charlrs Ulolln's No H«nry Wood', Nov.U l» Sue; KoiorsonBonnetDuma., St. ,Ao. s JOHN VEiki I S now prepared to make pAMj deacrip*’ A llhru Division 2u