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IT* lUraimmiif, May 31, 1807 , \ ride from Albany on a hot summc-r-iliiy in till* direction may Ito appreciated hy many, Irut the attractiona to us was not so . , ..Bwtt,- Still our “movements’’were min- A correspondent to the New York Uenild glod with comforts. An cxoellent coach -Writes: “Information jn«t reeeired from . Bristol, on the line of Virginia nndTcunei- ' see, states that a perfect reign of terror ex- iats there in consequence of tho depredation of aeompany of Brownlow’s militia who in vaded the town. Tliis company numbors about one hundred, two-thirds of whom nre negroes. They are represented ns brutal and lawless, nndhavo created tho greatest consternation among the inhabitants. - - —■»«»«■ — Hoy. Joseph IIsnhy LfMPKiy.—Tho At lanta Intelligencer snjrs, » telegram (torn Athens yesterday morning nnnouncod that the condition of this honored son of Geor gia was regarded as extremely critical, and that he was fast sinking. and n good team, and as jolly a driver ns The residents on Barnard strong ht the vicinity ofSolomooa, drug store, wore yes- terdny tiirowu into a great exciWsmenthy-a cowhiding affair w-liicii occured there. Both parties uro well known in tho city, one of wiiom keeps a millinery store on Barnard street. Tho nBnir, it is said, was caused by some notion on tho part of tho milliner to wards n young lady, who was living in his house and learning the inillitery business.— uncle Bon, weoooldnot fall to^havo some. "„, a| we ,^ nrdit :j 0 ^ thnt rooollectlons that were pleasant. Two linn : the young lady, being called from her work drod pound* nvoidupoia under a biasing sun j, 0 attend to tho preparation oi supper, was lind a tendency to put us in a “inciting . in the kitnhtng drawing lea, when the pro- mood." But as the sun, wearied of the day, j prietor of the shop entered, and, after some . . .. , . „ sprightly eonversntion,attempted to kiss wan preparing to retire to rest, the at- . ^ -ffe, Bctioll »,,cstoutly rSistcd, when, moaphoro grow moro pleasant, anil nntnc * 1H said, ho math* some indecent overtures sun in his modoRty lot down tho “curtain of to her. Something New for NSW GOODS Tlte Arrow Tie | Iron Builds N O T T —AT— BALING COTTON 1 AptVtfsnMxrK aaavsmv "v- [it, WASTE AND THEFT! 1 Vncqiinllcd for Simplicity and Rapidity of Adjustment! Surpassed by None for Strength and lilnp- tabillly in all the I ses-of fommerre! Ur., night,” tho wind, a jolly old fellow, like the boy amid the tombs, commenced “whistling She immediately left the house, and find- inghcr brother,she communicated tho ae-s .Hj\\ lie inline- to keep his courage up.” l.ighi dry goods j J|'i°", H .Iy‘.nV'nself 1.'‘a’oow 1,i. 1 c, and wcrochangcri to heavier one*, ami alter due . repaired to the millinery More, and finding labor, wo ronohed Newton 21 miles distant, with no damages save a few bruises, the re sult of alow stumps eoniing in eonfliet. Woworo gratified to nee how clean tho cotton and corn was, on tin* entire We saw hilt one single field tin* situation. ARjtqrxsT.—Officers of tho Army of Tennessee having lists oi the Goorglatts In road ; their commands killed nnd wounded during j the grass w as muster’ of the campaigns in Georgia, will confer* favor -by forwarding coplos to Kov. C. W. How- at Kingston, Bartow county. Kx- £ ■l I ipfeaso copy. Citors.—A gontlcmnn who hns recently passed through portions of Dooly, Worth, Lee mid Sumter counties, and endeavored to pay strietVtontion to the growing, crops on his route, states that ho never knew corn ,/"nhd cotton to ho in n better condition than ' they nre at this time. A North Carolina paper says tin- wheat crop in that State is unprecedentedly fine, nnd if no accident happen* to it, the yield will bo better than for years. The New York Herald says Mr. Davis is about to purchase a country sent near Mon treal. Information OnTAnum.*,—During the .. war n Georgian named Armstrong, in 'Sjpio Uonfcdorato’nnvnl sorviec, lost his life . near Bermuda Hundred on tho James river Ilia relatWca can got a olno to Ids grave by it occupied by Indies who where purchasing goods, politely requested his preseneo out- I side till: store. Tho proprietor sniil lie was ! busy ami could not, lint was at length pro- I vailed upon, when, entering tin) street, the line of I brother mixed him by thonriu, anil together where they walked around the corner, the in-opiie | lor "at a loss to nec.ounl for the mans Inisi-1 u . ... . . . iness. Tin- vong lady was waiting their tip- Some fields did not present I,al thrift whlel.! |ir0 , |r , 1)0 „ T| 10 sfrcetf mid upon nearing he r. wor illRCorimhh* in others, hut the emu hm I ,| lt9 brother nkocl tier if thin was the well ns the cotton all looked healthy, and i who insulted her. She rcp)ie4&hnt it wa* itnder tho itinpirat i(»n of this growing weath er was springing into life in great rapidity. Tho oats waR not. ho good, although some fields will give an abundant yield, f Mi mio plantation wo observed the reapers at work, ill tl « oatR, but were surprised to see hmv poorly they performed their work. It i< l« bo regretted that our farmers do not apply the improved implements in harvestiug their crops. In the field to which we refer there must have been at least oue-foui tli h it stand* ing in the field. This js a great waste, and could ho very easily avoided. New!on under it cloud did not present a most brillinul nppearanee, we e\poet to look at it Homo day by the light of the sun, nnd then we shall be hotter able to do it jus tice. Jfero we met with some pleasant ac quaintance*, nml made others whom we shall bo glnd to know' morn about.— After partaking of an excellent supper at. Mrs. JnhiiHon’s hotel,under the guidance of my friend, who had been u former resident, w Ikii the brother, without further ceremony i or explanation, drew the cowhidu and be- i gun applying it vigorously to the proprietor, I who began shouting for help. lie held the , unlucky milliner firmly in his grasp, and before lie finally escaped, lie gave him some j fifty lashes, cutting bis clothes, flesh, and | head in a very serious maimer. Alto coin- | plot iug his exciting task, lie replaced his ! eowhideaml cooly walked away, leaving tl*c j proprietor to the symnathp ot the astonisbed crowd.—Snv. News Herald May 28th. “ Ilould on!’* said Patrick, ns he stood looking alter the departed train, motioning it to stop. “Mould on, ye umthering old Maine ingin, yees got a passenger on bord that’s lel\ behind !” A man in Bangor lately found a gold watch in tearing down an old house which had been stolen from him twelve years he- i lore, fflllEV nro manufactured in Liverj.<.■.!, «d’ ilio I best English Iron, under ihc per*r>nnl suj»er- PRICESl's Mon of the Inventor, formerly n resident of Nov I The ARROW TIE is preferred by Shipiii.t^ters 1 and Compresstnen, ns it is worked with i to 1 Inch slack, while Ml SOLID TIES require a loo im-lit**, which, in running through a cargo, involves n hen* vy loss to tho Shipmaster. USE THE ARROW TIE nnd HANDS, nnd SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT nnd INSURANCE * Arrnugements hnve been tnnde in sf-niro nn am ple supply of the Arrow Tie and Dnnds b»r the coming Senson. The Iron will he better than the best heretofore used. IAS. A. Il lIX, Agent Middle nnd Southwest iloorgln. ANDREW LOW A 4 0. Qcnernl Agents, Savannah, t.»:i. The undersigned is prepared to furnish the AR ROW TIE to the TRADE at SAVANNAH PRICES, ! Forwardlnp: and Traiisportnf ion Aililcil, Ul’ST & JOHNSTON. I am now receiving one of tho most coinpleto Mocks of DRY GOODS J Hear the Insurance Agents: (i ROCERIES: Savannah, (Sa., May 7th, l H * 7. The recent fires in this city having proved to our entire satisfaction, by n thorough test, the snperi- f the I'hiiit- . f . t lOrityof IRON HANDS for haling pmpo ver brought t.* 1mt» market. , recommend tliem fn f when nddreMiiig Mr. William llandnll.l’iiracr of Htnrlod ollt I w «» j Vrcntteo thinks that ifa young lady has a t lion sand acres of valuable land*, the young men nro apt to conclude that there are sufficient grounds for attachment. ^hoBny Lino Steamers, Baltimore, Mary land* Bapors in theStato will please copy. Will Somkuody Rkconsthuct IIhown- low ?—The Nbw Vork Herald says, now that slavery is abolished,"mid the war is over, and Congress has put tho machinery for tho reconstruction of the South in mo* iloti/aod Greeley has given straw bail for JolE Davis, will not somebody set to work and reconstruct Parson Brownlow, of Ten* ncsFco ? According to all accounts hts mi- litiai unaer prctetiRO of preserving the peace, nro keeping tho whole country in a state of dlsorgahlaatlou and terror. His recent brief! J ,,Ht BU0, ‘ address to tho -blAoks, like all his violent ha rangues, was calculated to do mischief and to iiiolto disturbances. Ho needs rccon* struot-ion ns badly ns tho most unrepentant robol of tho *Soutli. „ thing we were aware of, we found oui*ho11\ in tho midst of young men nml maidens, “tripping the light fantastic-toe” at Living* ston's. They laid a good time, but ns wc had forsaken this fountain of pleasure, in yearsngone, we cured not to return to its al lurements in quesj of pleasure. My friend seeing he had mistaken our habits and incli nations of heart, determined to make 1 l ,r<,s l ,Ptt amends by introducing ns into n Doctor’s office, but was exceedingly astonished when informed that oiir“aldoriniiuio proportions*’ had been retained by keeping away from Ono dry goods house in Chicago, last last year,‘did a business ol $ I >,200,000, nml. fifty-eight firms did a business of over *l,ooo 000. .A certain editor, who had tv controversy with us suggests flint hen ml wo look each j in thejnee. But he would Imvo the ndvnu- [ tageofus; he wottltl have much tlte better Prentice. Special Notice. I have for THE LADIES Plain and Stripe Jaconet, Organdie Muslin, Plain and dotted Swisse, Kmbroidored u Black and white Lawns, Stripe Mozambique, I Maid Barege, Brown nnd blue Barege, (iingltaiu, Lawns, Pink, blue and white Tarleton’s Nain. nook, Ktubroidered llandkcrcitiufs, Alexander Kid Gloves, white A color'd, Ladies*, Misses’ and Childrens’ Hats, Prints at 12.J cts. per Yard, Latest Styles SHOES, of every description, and hundreds ot arti- strongly recommend tlu-ni in tho u ers of Oeorgin n>*nn ctllHriir ngonr in roni loss tty 9re; nnd wo ngroo to discriiiiiinuo, praclicnhle, in favor of Cotton tints mohivI. A. WILBUR,Gent-rnI Iiwirntipp Acc i-t CHARLES GREEN & HON.Ai>m-l,ivpr|.c.»l, London and (finite In-*. Co. CHARLES L. COLBY & Co , A- i- Son \ At lantic M. Ins. Co., N. Y. R. H. FOOTMAN, lnminuico A cent-. WOODURIDGE UROTJIER.S, Insi.miiro Ag o. J. T. THOMAS, In» urn nee Accin.-. J.C. MuNULTY, Secretary South, rn lu.iirance •&. Trust Co. JAMES T. STEWART. Aarnt Lomloi. an.l LnncNMer Insurance ('uiimariv. LANE A WEST, Insurance At?r.;i- mllr. .Ulircnhor !. n ow reM , Jl li<w*»- 0“ Brc.ii Ut-wt fora, lln.iron, ati.l win of r r , 15lh of April inst., one of :he 1 lccted .looks of v h- o o ^ WARES AND MERC Of nil j.rotijillons, on lh. , nnd nt the l.owtsl Prlees olTrrti b lac< llsving hrru seloot^l villi Wants of all Classes of j By Mr. Ileoro, who Utio.’j,' NEW YORK 'foklng aJraulogo »f (ho lot. tti CASH BT Hront Inducements will he offer Sell on T«» the first of November nextlo^j vntLfnciory arrangements. J™ WM. W. ] Albany On., April 4, 18437. LlfElHpP O. Sx>lts Oi>i>osite Town’s'^ R ESrECTFUI/LY .nnouucrl to ijjj Albany nnd vloinlty, (hat he faasd M.W BAKERY, nnd will be pleased A n .1 friends and Cuslomera give hinjf > It A It 17 of their patronage, ns his expt, excelled in his line of buelnesij — Oilmens Fnoii The x. JL id i iii^- fur Cnkr, or anything olse In hit line llOII III. lit iMIll I llAI. In.l.. XT ... _ _ _ . Tj up tu suit their tnstv. April in, 1807 Giv r* MT. a Call 1 IXTABI.IIHGD 183 D. 0. HODGKINS & \Vliolo3*lo and I?ot*II Doi — IN— Fire Arms Tin- uii.lrri.igti.-il In..- on l.nn.l, nml In inntly 'clmvllint i-.-uiuot In’given in niiii.lvrrtUomcnt rocclTlug, u .i„ck uf l"l,.lNT.\TION and FAMILY Tlio Judiciary Committee 1i»h ncnrly completed it* lnbon on tho imiKnclimcnt in ' rextigntion. It* {Rtcat more’* nest is some dooqmcutary ovidenco in C'nnnd* ot Mr DavU’houneotlon with the plot to nbdnct tho Pretldont. Texan Juroh*.—It is reported thnt the Uuitod States Judgo for the Distrlot of Tex as hs* decided thnt tho order of General Griffin requiring jurors to l«ko the irou-elad oath, Isillegal iuid unauthorised, and thnt tho Federal and State law* regulating the . qualifications of tho juror* ahould govern practice in tho Courts. . Why Is III—ll’lif is it, asks tho New York Tribune, tint in the citios alone riotous ' demonitstions occur V In the country, where there may be said to bo no constabulary, son with perfect order ami ejuj^t. The Now York World hts found • -tho true solution to the question inthcliiet • that o:i tho plantations the uegro is brought into contact with Southern whiles only, whereas in tha cities incendiary .Radicals have free access to him, and are exerting all tl.i ir caergy and ingcuuity to breed mis- .11 i if Jtt tlwWorfd" was jiving among us, it could riot.have shown a "better appreciation of the teal source nt our troubles. Wo find tile people rather uneasy ill eon sequence of the developments made in our Albany meeting last Saturday. They have j no fears of the fl-ccdnieii if loft alone, and kept from under tl.o in, of .ueU tie- ^ ^ ^j| (jpyjg KUPPME.S--consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries Boutn iitul ShoeH, kc., which wc offer for cash, or on time until 1st November next, by making natinfne- tory nrrnngcnienlM. TUCKER & BALL. April lilt, 18H7 Maco.v, (1 May |nih. Iht57. The recent fire nt (lie Wnrelioiise of Mr. B. T. Chapman, in this city, having fully <b>mitu>trnte>l tho advantage of IRON BANDS fur i*.«Vuig purposes, as aaoenrity against loss by fire, we, the undersign ed Insurance Agents nt Macon, Cm., lake pleasure in endorsing the action of ihe Agents at Savannah. Georgia. K. C. GRANNI8S, Agent lor several Ins. C..V, J’ W. BURKE, InMirniue Agent. E J. JOHNSON & GW., Insurance Aijt.iii-. J. MONROE OGDE>k Insurance Atfeni J. M. BOAUD.M AN, lasuiiiuee Agent. JNO. By COBB, lusurnnce Agent. May 28th, 1867. :>5-C.ni Fishing Is Goc signing mon ns Kbrrbni t ‘Jo. But (hoy enternin foars that under this londersliipthr i whole farming oporntions will lie paralized ! and groat loss and suffering entailed. Concluding our matters at Newton we loft nt 12 o’clock (midnight) for this place, | where we arrived on yesterday after a very ! tedious journey through wind and Morm nnd darkness, nnd misforttinf. Twelve j miles from this place, ottr “steam engine gave out” or rather our propelling power. The road was tog heavy, and the drive too ! far for tho horses. They \\ ere a spirited j span of horses, but about day-light they commenced faltering, and by six o’clock they almost fell dead in the harness. Wo took them out and administered to them as j best we could. They revived somewhat, | but wo were compelled to call into .use a! span of mules, which we obtained through the kindness of Mr. Monroe. As to Bain-j bridge, we have been no sleepy headed since I our arrival, that we have seen but little ol it. More anon. BETWEEN' THE SlH'TII A$l> THE NORTH, j A.VO EASTERN CITIES I — nr the-- ' and Danville R. R. And Its Connection'l T HE Charlotte nml .South Cnrelinn, nml North Carolina lUilroiuls, via Augustn, Columbia, f svunrloite ami Greonahoro to Kiehmoml, via Wash ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York nml Boston. To secure speed, safely and comfort, osk 1 for Through Tickets Via Columbia t Charlotte Tho Roads upon thin Rout? havo been put in ex cellent order, and furnished with New Engines and Kfrst-ClaM Pnsseuger Cars. Sleeping Cnra on nil Night Trains, nnd first-class Dining Saloons, and iiinplaliiiin given to passengers to get their meals i at regular nival time. This Route passes through an derated, healthy emint ry. and cannot be surpassed for Its beautiful Mountain Scenery. This is thb shortest nnd quick est All-Bail Route from South-Western Georgia to aity of the Northern or Eastern Cities. Arrange- ( uieiitM have been made, and will soon go Into op«- An Awful Disease.-—-A Western 4»x- Dithm, to Ticket nml Cheek through from this place. $sr Tickets and Checks can now to had at the office nf the Central Railroad in Macon. - Cmr*t dbMrao toGbougia.—It is said that»I'Srty of Northern cnpitalists, numhor- ing perhaps forty, will visit .Savannali in tho earloy partof September, for the purposo of ' rnakinc o prospecting tour through South- . «wn «pd South western Georgia. It is stated that they represent, $30,000,000 worth of capital, a cmsiiii'i-aMo amnuiit of which will ho invested in improved and unimproved lands on and near tho route of tho Atlantic and Gulf can po purchased change notices the prevalence ol'il new dis-' case called the pipsynipsy, mid thinks il pscnliar to that section. We do nol know lliat tlie oxnet disease lias made its appear- 1 am-c lien-, hut tho remedy is in general use. ' 'fite disease is described as follows: A sud den depression ot thcenllipsisdindix, a cav- ing in of the spiaality of the bnekboitlbiis, | and a tooling of slimness in the immediate j vicinity of ihediapliragm, may bo regarded as symptoms lliat the complaint is coming oil Tho following remedy will afford in stant relict: Spirits viiii (Haro, z. i. • saga- rum whitiim,q. s.; icilms codas, q. r.; Bha- kiste vioicutcr; adtlus spriggus minus dims, and suckite cum strawnm. Bkechkk’s Ciuiicii.—Some one critici sing the choir in Beecher's church “ays that . , during prayer and the reading of the scrip, they will lie tares, “they clatter, giggle, sidle up to each other with a familiarity out of place iu a parlor, and doubly to in the'houso of God.— Sometimes one or two seem to get into; n temporary *11*1'with the organist, and sit off 1 looking daggers. Then the procesa of re conciliation, with its toiling and cooing end glancing, and final restoration'to good hu mor, furnish sufficient visible flirtation to A. I.. May ."*>. [/*••] WHALING, A gout. Wool i Woo!! Wool! . * R AVING largo oiMer« for‘Georgia Woof, we arc prowavvA to pay th« HIGHF.8T market price in l/’ARII for any quantity of aamc. L. J. GU1LMARTIN & CO., Cotton Factor* ami t’.'inuiission Merch ts. M»y 1 in .SAVANNAH. Dougherty Sheriff’s Sale. Will be told on tho first Tuesday in July next, before the Court House door of Dougherty county, between the legal hour* of sale, tho following prop erty lo*wit: 3 carpeti, 1 set furniture, complete, 1 sctcurtahn, 1 mirror, 1 center table, 1 hat rack, 2 bedstead*, 2 feather beds, 2 mattra«*e*,.4 pillow* and bolster*, 2 bureaus, 2 waslintandi, 1 toilet set, 1 fender, 1 pair andirons, 1 side board, 18 chairs. Levied as the properly of D. F. While, to satisfy a ftfa from Superior Courtj)f said county, Joshua R. ~ ' . Price vs. B.F. White. Property pointed out by plaintiff in fif*. . JA8. W; KEMP, Sheriff. June 4,1867; - ' DODGUERTV SHERIFF’S SALE. Witt bo Bold on tho Erst Tuesday In July next, betore the Court House door In Ihe city of Albany, Dougherty county, Oil, between the legal houra of tale, tho following property to-wUt One brick houeo attd^et known U the 2 Mto Brand^ Z ' sense.’ That IB by no means thtvonly choir favor of a mortgage Ufa from Dougherty Superior JrIvvTfi£»^ ^ - Court, Jane Term. IB07, llanrya. Smith A Townsend v*. Catharine A. Farmer. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. ’ frPROWR,] M»ySS,lW7 w FOR GENTLEMEN: Front'll Calf Boots nnd Shoes, l’at. Leather “ “ “ Extra Kip " “ “ Largo sixes Mens' and Women*’ Shoes, Bovs’, Youths’ nnd Childrens' “ lints, all descriptions. Latest styles liiueu Bosom Shirts, Drawers, Best Alexander Kill Gloves, white nnd colored, Hnmlkereliiefs, .Socks, Oravnts. F.nrge lot ot Gents’ and Boys’ Clothing Will be open in n few days. In tlte Grocery Line I have Flour, all grades, Canvassed nnd Pig Mams, Lard, Ten, C'ollee nnd Kicc, A B G and Crushed Sugars, Sugar, Farina, Oyster, Wine and Fancy Crackers—by the pound or box. Oysters, Lobsters, Piekles, Picaliln, French Mustard, Sauces, Canned Fruits, Soda, Cream Tartar, Sardiues, Nuts,Raisins, Ginger, Preserves, •Tellies, all kinds, Brandy Peaches, Pine Apple, Citron, Tapioca, Maca roni, Currents, Potash, by the lb. or ease. Lye, by the lb. or ease, Candy, by the lb. or box, Powder, Shot and Caps, Smoking Tobacco, sev eral new brands, Chewing Tobacco, do., Matches," Tubs, Buckets, Chums, Trays, Bowls, A Splendid Lot of LIQUORS. Chntnuagno Wines, Madeira “ Sherry - . ” Claret Port “ Gin, Brandy, Whiekv, Rum, Schnapps, McGinnis’ Ale, Porter, dtc. Crockery and Sits Ware. Hardware, i HEAVY B0MESTIC8, MRS. L. F. BENSON, MILLIN'HI». At the Kesiilenre of R. If. Totnin, Broad Nf Allmtiv, On. | TR to cut, lit mol runko Till kinh. of LADIES’ HEARIXK APPAREL, i an<l Childrens’ Clothing out nnd bnated. Al«o, nil * kind* of FANCY MACHINE STITCHING dono. tST Particular nttention ^ivon to IfU ir/ihiQ nt:d Prtmng Hal* and Bonnol.s. From my long experienoo in tDo Millinery buai- ne**, 1 feel assured that 1 ran give entire *i»li-*fnr lion to all who favor me with their imtronngp. May 23, 1807 f».!--1m AND Sportin g of every description. B&.0UN nnd PISTOL MATERUCj hand, nnd furniahedlhe trade. April 10, [37.] TO ALL WHOM IT COWL Whereat, it has been reported by «n*|L ly di«po*ed peraon, to (lie Injury of MbU Hint lie lind disponed of his properly Wg deed of trust or ffMV+VMMhttjritr, to r 55 bility ijo might incuv In buSinesR. T_ f<*re. in jualice to him, to certify that* utterly thine and unirue. He now not « in bin own right all or thd prOperty here etl by him in 8outh»Western Georgia^ 1 ( Tensed that properly by purchase in Albany within the part year. In 1863heft n Resilience in tho city of Atlanta wldchU hi« wife at the time, and haa alwaya treat hern, nnd nbout fivo month* ago in consul the gift, os coined a deed to me ns 1 her r riie bare lot, (the improvement* havlnf nt rayed.) That deed in recorded In tbiL foe, nml wtvnnot made secretly or in*« SAMUEL I Albany, Oa., May 28d, 1867 2t j Furniture, Sash, Blinds & ] BACON, CORN! BACON, CORN! COMING INTO STORE. 5000 bush's choice Virginia Corn, 15,000 Bo isunds Louisville Packed BACON. LOW FOir CASJI- HEWF.miTKD COBBF-CTLX W ILL giro time wlien denlrod. rnpep« prop erly secured. Will receive cotittiniitlv good Bupplies through the Slimmer. J. TV. FEARS, Mne»n. May 25, [54] ^\_T Wholesale and Retail, at If Eft I'ICIt'EN for caaii on deliyery—froL, tovy on Wharf Street, fool of 8d or4thB CON, GA. OBENV1UJ May 14, 1867 [493m]-J DB.~W. A. IOTE,* ALBANY, QA. Offieo (until further notice) at hi* nearly opposito the residence of Capt* Davis'. May 8th, 181* N e w JUST RECEIVED RV L. E. Welch &t —x .... J- Monby and his Men; Cruises of theSk i Berlin and Sans Souci—by Muclhacih the CUff-~by Mlsk Tbatkeny; PlayfdOl : Annie Thomas; Mad Moncton—by Wiw The Black Crook Illustrated; SotiT Yarns; Charles Dlokin'a Novels iiiS Henry Wood’s Novels in paper; Rejaj Sufij Emerson Bennet'fi Dumas. &c More or St. Elmo : Joseph II. and hin Court;) Berlin; Two“>tarriiges t Aj5: r *.*5 Any hoOkt ordered for- cttslomewr eiiarge. J,. E. WELCH May 11,.[48] ^ booksellerst8 “ Notice to Buil A LL persons that are in wont o can be supplied promptly by ^ lulls to Capt. tho D*Pf“ who eunct ftuch koents for their own amuse- or that of the congregation for whom wh?tt all blessing ■flew.” mi . •-1 /■ I 4 w .1 •- - ] and examine the not enumerate the one hun4 articles I have for sale. MITCHELL SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold before the Court Jfon'sc door of Mitch ell County, on the tir*t Monday in .Inly next, be tween the legal hours uf sale—Lot* of laud number 37 88, 89, 40, and 4, in tho 12th district, of Mitch ell couuty, (la., nn tho property of -Tame* Maples, to satisfy, the following fif**frora Mitchell Superior Court? Carhart & Brother v.«. James Maple*, nnd sundry fifan in favor of officer* of Court vt=. James Maples, one Ufa in favor Lynn* C. Shaw vs. James Maples, and other fifan in ray bands vn. said Maples. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. AMd,AT TjAMEyTtMEAlVDItiACE f Will b, sold—Lots ot land nimiher* 1.1, 2S0, ‘807. In the tOH'-ll.trirt Mileh.il count j—Hu la tk, mi, county, nnd 61 la tlio PtliVdiSrict , . ... . ■ MB w.z. vasokt. [68] Albany, April 4, 1867. 'JOHN VEAL I S now prepared to mnko HABN descripiion, tontder, on. ahori r roABonabit terms. Jle has now on assortment. Those wishing to p»« well to give him a call before porcbOM He will l>e found' oxer GILBERT k * DRUG STORE. \ , --■ &*'& ■' April 20th,-[801m ] (jEOUQt. Whert.o, llioeststc . county, is not now rcprcKnted, - Admlnistrstor on mid eststc, u*rt"L ed therefrom, find hit letters rovoM* Charles Spit* applie» to mo for *o|”^ ration de bouis non on said esJMOj These aro thefeforo to cite and s ingular the creditor M>g Jmitlf, to be and appvn^ ^ * time prescribed by 1*14* *° hava, why sold bttigrf*™ 22(1 doy otM.T, )»07. „ _