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jury upon eucli’ unauthnir-1
/illy a, in thh proviso to the
jo "above quoted, wnii
at wearing siinll nr.v '
j i. expressly limited to —
. act prescribed. ,.
1V „-\ Iu (writing at this concltfsion, 1 havo giv-
roviso to __
declaresi
^tto, periu-
oalU in lbi»
m ■ i—
arrrspomlfnrfi
BHWI)B«gtl
; etl due weight to that part oi the first sre-
lion oft I ic Act which declares that the regis
tration shall include only those persons who
nre “qualified to vote for delegates by tho
Act storesnid, nml tvho shalt havo taken and
subscribed tho following oath or affirma
tion.” If wo read those words by thcmscfvs
without regurd to tho other provisions Act,
the impression is made that.two things must
occttr to authorise tho registration of tho
nt: first, that he actually possesses
Jie qualifications required by tho original
Act, and finds that ho is required by this
oath to swear to cypry ono of thesa quali
fications, and >hat no authority is anywhere
given to eiitilFupon any other inquiry as to
his qualicjlntions, or to administer any oath
W him oiwny oath to any other person
' touching Sits qualifications, and that bis
Mill, and Ids oath alone, is pulishable with
injury. It is impossible to resist tho con-
elusion that the oath itselfjs the solo and
only test of tho" qualification ofthe appli
cant. Whou thoreforo, a person applies to I
tho board for registration the power of the
Board is confined to the administration of
the prescribed oath, and it the applicant |
takes that his name must go upon tho regis
ter, and the Board oannot outer upon thei
ye
lly. disn|
cment. Tin
lio enthroned wi
question. Many in their
lienr. the npproaehing "
gone to .wo; M
pig their plans', whereby tl
lileil to reap the
BAUnfRioeir, June 1st, 1807.
Having enjoyed atiight or two of W.t,, plirehnsil)g ropcliy
and Bare, through the Wndness of friends, | • m()inl i < . ipftlion <)ftho lo cntion „f the
aeon something of this place, wo nre hotter |" 1
ttis itlcHle *
They have ‘
S,T tey ' p °p
"will bo ona-
1p. Some*
along n certain
i <lepot.
prepared to speak a word in reference to It, /f , 1Ccvorgr( , on ^Jtoatly to the beauty;
am tspeope. of Buinbridgo, ami much to the comfort of
,i .r r °s n ,u u"' I thoso who tnrey beneath*. shade. Onedo-
older than Albany. It is located on ho. fcol ll0wc the Dnrrownt . ss ont , streets
ume river at what was former y Arnett s,^ “ U(jh lromljotU iu hcauty
Yttty^ It to mofit pleasantly niluftted and - - - I
handsomely ornamented, and while it may f plcas#nt twni wHch w0 llavo „, r
not be as healthy ns Marietta or Homo, it is ] v j,| le j l
certainly as beautiful.
Business hero is liko it is every where else,
exceedingly dull. At there is direct eon-
nectlon with New Orleans, the Grocery and
Confectionery business seem to ho the most
must bo other Inducement, before a poptila- j Thc ,. 0 „ n0 oomrort „.| llrh belongs to!
tion can b© obtained. However, wo would
inquiry whether bo has sworn trulcy or „ ol dampen the ardor of our friends, lmt
Al-.l^. !. .! »■ MtnaS.lsA msaaiirul Ora 1 7
falsely. Thst inquiry must be reserved to
the Court which may afterward havo juris
diction to try him on nn indictment for per-
at to the duties of tho Hoard after
tho registration it completed:they are to
superintend the election and make return of
the voters, list of voters, and of tho persons
elected to tho commanding Generrnf. It is
oioar from rheso provisions that in in
tending t hese elections tho duty of the
d is to rooclvo tho votes of tho persons
whoso names nro upon the registration, and
to reject all others. There is. no provision
nnywhero to surcharge or fklslfy or to add
» singlo natno to the registration, or to erase
i, a singlo name which appears upon it.
Ilgnod.] — -twta* ftravaanv.
Unlucky.—During thri Into Hollywood
ir, a valuable nrtlolo was offered to raf-
flo, with ono hundred shares at ono dollar
' ' A gentleman desiring to bcaomo the
sior, and deeming it to bo fully worth
pm to bo raised by the raffle, offered to
■ not already taken. Only
loribcd for, arid our friend
tlineftyo tpAkho ninety-nine, eonfidont, of
' course, tliht'tlip prizo was Ins own. Groat
' ' snt, therefore, upon the
„ ) find that tho one ho lmd
i number, and himself ninety-
nine dollars out of poekot. How often
would such eirmirastnnoos occur in a thous
and ruffles 1—Hiclnnond Dlspateii.
merely snggest that they set not their sails
too wide.
We met with several familiar fares here,
and none more so than our friend Toni
Swesrcngcn, who is looking well, nnd re
ports favorably of crops." lie hns lost bis 1
l-'ull mid timely notice muM bo furaiabed to rao, or in
m.v nbsence to Jnmorf M. Mercer, Mayor pro tern, ofthe
holding, nnd contemplated holding, of all Public Political
Mociingt or A't'cmhingea within tho corporate limit* of
tin* city, in compliance with (Jenernl Order* No. S5 from
. . . , s.i i Headquarters 3d Military District Ooorgin, Alabama and
i and comfort. Yet, withnl, it is one of tho ; K|orid ' ni „ tm , Mjjo( (ienerol Jet... Pope,Con,msodisg.
G. J. WRIGUT,
June fi, [50j Mayor City of Albany, Ga
The greatestchann i« the princely hoapi- ( ^ ~ i , n
tality of it fl citizen*. With open doors and FCSH GrOlUlu JViGftI <1110 LOFfl
open hearts they bid the stranger welcome. | __y r thk__
And to tho tnnny families whoso kindness' TTJ .carp A TUT TWTT.T.B
we enjoyed, wo would tender our most ALBANY STEAM MILLS
prominent. A boat leave every other day gmtufnl aoknpfUdgen.onts. AT 81 75 PER BUSHEL,
for Apslsohicola, which eonveys ont the cot-! To ollP brct hro n ofthe Press, wo acknowi. In Quanlllles to Suit Purchasers.
on nnd other products, and brings in re-1 ofl 0Mr i, K u.),tedi.ess, nnd trust that some o
turn groceries nnd fruits. I hen tho "i I ,j fty w0 may ] lnv „ t | le |,| c „ sl „. u „f reciprooa- j ... i: nwlce tUs l«-t quality of Hut ond Ftons.-
Hoad reaches th .plnee, it will greatly nn-1 ,u g beneath our own roof. >Vo know of ” "Hn, is you, wh..t >ud Com.
prove, not so rapidly, we opine, ns our broth-1 , |(J , ow „ oftllia ,, 2C w , K . n . prMS is bcttM . | j„„ 0 8, i, ’
•r Hundoii anticipates. A r/nlroad is not nil
that ia requisite to ninko -n town. There
I am now receiving one of the
most complete storks of
, represented or more appreciated. Hoth pa* [
'; per* give evidences of prosperity.
NOTICE!
Hainaridgo which is not to be found even in
n.ore pretentious places, nnd tl at is, a good ;
hotel. At the bbaron House a traveler will
meet with all the accommodations necessary .
for comfort Und rest. J
The President's Reception at Raleigh.
DOUGHERTY
Albany
Monday Jump
Tui-Ptlny ••
Wednpsd’y “
LEE COUNTY.
COUNTY.
iustact.
17th
IRih
ll'lh
Tin* Hoard of Registers for the 10th Senaiorial
District, j»i\o notice th»t they will bold the limefor
ain l„,l nB1 1 I UaI.KIOII, N. C., June 4.—Tho President,; Registration of voter* in the several precincts of
aspirations for Mlllcdgevilfo nnd crockery. ,, ’ Secrcta , v Seward, Post- "'x ™«ri«. -«Mi™., m.:
Ho» content to bo plain Tom Swenrengon,. master General Knndall, ahd others ofthe j
the farmer. May “craps’* never fail him. party, was escorted to the Capitol at to I
Politically, matters woaraboiit the snim- “'clock today by Governor Worth nnd Maj.!
sombre caste as they do ill our own latitude. Genera! Sickles and staff numbers ot prom-
. o, . , , , , inent niuitajy oflicers and civilians, includ I
A eonsidernblo uncertninty ovorsliadowatho j„ g t |,o .Mayor of llaloigli. Tho reception !
minds of tho people, and they lmvo but lit- took place hiUo hall ol tho Ilonso of Com-1
tlo inclination to refer to tho subject, let- mous. The visitoi-s, after suturing thej.
ting nlouo tho discussion of it. They enter-11’residenl, were introduced savernIVy to
tain no fears as to a collision Iwtwiou the laMMtarlitl
two races if they could bo let alone. Hut | lYoin the Asylum wero among the many
they are anticipating tho sumo scourge j. who paid their respects. •Svjntea nnd blacks! —Ford » Mill* NVednsRdny, Juno 28 inat.
which brought so muoli distrust, and trouble ! were njl treated with tho samo courtesy.— !'; 1 .' 11 " -Wsrwlok 'rrajsday, •• 27
U®clly They hmru that Mr. Kbcrl,art Tl-grooting received by the President .. “ IS S
is soon tolBi bore. If lie eomes 01. etlitcu- oT “ u warm and ohoerml— -Mr. Willi, M„mi»,-. July 1st
H ‘ 1 " C""‘“-> 01(1,M well ns young,longrattilatcd hilltoti | Otli “ -Mr. Ilmrol's Tuesday, •• 2d
June it, JH
GOODS - j
BALING COTTON
A* JSSL'B.SpS A
QROCEEIES. FIRE, WASTE
Ever brought to this market.
1 have for
THE LADIES
Smiilivillo Thur'tlny, Juno 2D|J| instant,
^tm-ksville Friday, “ i!l*t “
• ’liookee Product Saturday, Juue22d Inst.
Ittfdbonc •• Monday, •» 24th ••
Palmyra •* Tuesday, “ 26th “
WORTH COUNTY.
H
Unequalled for Simplicity
Rapidity of Adjustment l. :
Surpassed by None'for Strength nij
lability to all the Uses of Toman
rpltCY nro manufactured In Liver--'"
| bet English Iron, under the yet
vision of tiie Iuventor, formerly a resident
Orleans, Ln. , ""
Tho ARROW TIE la preferred by
nnd Compresstaen, aajt is worked wil‘
i 'fik
t-
dtW’
Tho llaraford Times makes the tollmving
estimate ot ono of tho smallest of tho
itoms iu tho oost of mllHary government iu
tho South: .
A singlo “military dopnrtmcnt” at tho 1 h ^° . . . .
South lias 800pardaof Rogistratlou. They | and has quite a fiourtsliing nrditution.
havo already hold their sossiong for weeks.
If In; comes on eduetc j
tioual interests, they will gladly " clcomc j the visit to his native town, anti cvt tylmdyi
him, hut if lie must sow the seeds of discord I nppoured to lie happy,
and hasten on the almost inevitable contffl, | \ Mmiary I'mmnanttcr lUmpnnl.
they would most mgciitly request him to \kiv Oiit.kakh, .1 into 4.—lly ordemf the
stay away. Theca is no quarrel between President through the Seere'tary of War,
the races now, nnd tho whites Brordoimt i Goii.-Bliei'idnn has restoreil the ohl Levee.
UNITED STATES
slack, while all SOLID TIES retire 9
which, iu running through a cargo, heroin
vy lo*s 10 the .^hipma^gr.
rsn THE ARROW TJE and BANDS, uid
MONEY IN FBEiafttwnd INSUB
| Arrangement* havo been made to neca^iji
hde supply of tho Arrow Tlo and Dandi ^
! coming Scnaon. Tho Iron wUfbe bailer t
’ bust heretofore nsed, "s. /
iiIs. A. IIAI
Agent Middle and Southwei
■> ANDREW LOW A C
Qenoral Agents, Savant
what they can to assist in thu edueatiou ofi
the hlneks. Mnjor Burton Ims gotto tlieeo
to get it lot upon which to build tt church !
nnd school house, nnd the whiles are willing
to subscribe liberally when called upon.—
rhoy will hold-
pome. Each m<
,day. Estimi
om for, many weeks to
ibor is paid eight dollars
ten metnbors upon each
all their runners and al-
8U0 boards toeaoh ofthe five
neu
rit in.-from Gov. Wells. Sheridan in obey
ing theprdcr, tlenotinees Wells in stlFririg 1
terms uml removes him—appointing T. .1, j
Httvaiil in Itisplaee. Slteridnn removod the I
Street Uoinmtssioncr nnd appointed Wil-
Thcreisn freedmnn teaching sehool here, I If Mr. Stitnlierry does not hurry up bis I ui-o'-Kin. comprising the raunilss of Bak.r, Bibb,
, opinion of powers, Sheridan will remove Mbse,Olsy,Crawford,De-
undorstaml Mr. Kbcrl,art sent one of Ids | elf foody ill Louisiana -Enfrons.] £? MiSi, ^
Northern tonchl 1'N here to aopcrccdc Jolill-( nhOPlunn H removal OI Gov, W Ollit is com*. MiHcoogec, Pikn, Pulaski, Qullman, Randolph,
son, tho negro teacher. Johnson refused to l,l0n "' d H* V0 * Llv by the press, nnd an- SHdry, 8ie.an, Sumter, Talbot. Trylor, Terr.ll,
, , . ... . ; nenrnto uo rcgnnlca fnvornhlv hv n maori
Burrcnucr, as ho wbb under no obligntion to IL. _f.u .Ti- J : J
INTERNAL REVENUE.
SccotKl lllbtrlrt, Georgia.
i *\TOTPT. is hereby given lo all persons residing
1 X1 or ilojug ImisIiu'ss iu the .Second District of
i
the Bureau, as his school wits supported ett-
tlicso boards alone.
tin a Horse.—A writer
no perception that a hurst-
lilt but little attention has been
jiaid to, and that U the power of seent.—
. With somo horsesMt ia ns with tho dog;
nnd lot tho benefit of those that havo to
drive nights, such aa physicians and others,
this know lodge is invaluabjs. I never knew
it to foil, and I-havo ridden, hundreds ol
miles dark nights; and in bonsideration of
this powerof scent, this ismy simple advloo:
Never oheok yonr hofse of nights, bnt give
him a free head, andyou may rott assured
that ho will never get offroad, and will oar-
ry expeditiously and safely. In regard to
tho power of scent ip ahorse, I once knew
one ofa pair that wat atolen, and recovered
mainly of thptnabfoqing ttadqout by his
mata, ami that after he'Ma.bfen absent six
or eiget hoiirs." |B| M ^
; Honest lion ace.—Horace , Greeley is
slashing hi,accusers right ami' left. Hero
rig paragraph of his, in qn edito-
pnblishcd in tho Tribune oftho 20th:
“Thoso who are waiting fortomedefence,
-'---.tiou or apology fVom me, will wait
My aotion in the pretniscahaa
iro good than I expected, and at loss
1 cost. I may never again have an
initytodp so benlfioiont an act, but,
I havo, I shall certainly be encour-
thia oxderieuco to improve tho op-
HG.”
The Mubilo Tribrine says there Is consols-
tion in tho soil. We have looked st papers
from ailparta oflho Sonth, and discover
that every where, with only a fow excep
tions, tho crops arc full of promise—more
especially oi wheat and com. There is no
very important compV.tint of the condition
ofcotton, an^fliat is something of value,
Wmtjfyriarawe hav«>M beard
t ofa good cotton crop.
Up fotho latest advices' more than SO,
ha of breadsluffs had
prto England. It is said,that there
) tons yet available for
tiNKtncE Invited Home.
nd has received a letter
if* the Sav.
day* ah
vo twenty thousand tircly by his patrons. Nevertheless, the
tynftho people.
Baker Newly has boon appointed Street
Commissioner and ono of tho registmsfor
tho First District.
More Heads Off.
Motni.t:, June 4.—Tho following order
wns road by Mayor Iferton to the Board of
Alderman nnd ('ommen Council this morn
ing at 11 o’clock:
Headquarters Third Military District, At-
yankco teacher insisted, and tito matter was
referred to tho Bureau. Johnson proposed,
aa a compromise, that tlioy both sltonld go
bofore an Examining Committee, mu! which
ot the two was regarded by the committee
to bo tho most competent, should lmvo tho
school. Tho yankeo refused, and the last I fonta, May 81st ISO7.—Special order No.
we heard of him ho was out collecting inoii- j 34.—It) pursuiancu ofa recommendation by!
«y from tho negroes to pay his expenses to G ?'V Sway no, commanding the District ol
Thomatville.
Tin- uiitlcrsigncJ ia prcparetl to furni.lt (
BOtV TIE totheTBADE tt 7
SAYANNlH PEI0ES.I
Transporlatloa
Fpfon, Wchstei', i.ml Worili, that the Annual
IilBtacDMtuiiiing the Artiessmeutii, Valuations aud
Knumcrations motlo and takod within this District
by tho As.“i*tiint Assessor for the year 1866, inetad*
ing ‘-SpccUl Taxes” (or I.icennes) expiring May
Dt, 1807, will ho open ni niy Oflioo No. 182 Bread
Street. Columbus. Georgia, forand during the space i
of F1PTEKN DAYS,from tvml after the slat day of
May, 1867; nnd Hint during said FIFTEEN DAYS,
the Assessor will receive appeals and determine re
lative any erroneous or excessive Valuation. Assess
ments or Enumerations contained in said Annua!
Lists. Every person residing or doing business iu
this Districr, nnd liable to tax, whose uatne does
not appear on said Lists, will bo subjected t« the
penalties provivledby the low in such cases.
AH appeals to the Assessor, us aforesaid, must
0 ; u . o«..y„v,«Uiu Jj. bo mnile lcr(tin nnt , , f p ,„| cuUr
• Alabama, touching recent disturbances in | msitcr cr Tiling reputing which n d«ltloa
Thore lift, been quite tU revival going on ! nflices of City Tax Collector, City Treasurer
in the Methodist church here. Rev. T. It. "
Harben, of Newton, and Rev. Mr. Moore, of
Albany, have been doing the work, and lmvo
been very successful in their labors. They
have won tho hearts of both saints and sin
ners. The mooting still continues.
Wo bivo had a large quantity of rain,
and tho planters arc becoming miensy lest
the grass get the advantage of them.
Cuoakerb.—There is a class of men
among us, who, in the midst of our present
troubles arc continually consoling them
selves, and trying to contribute to their
own importance by assuming that our peo
ple arc in some way to blttmo for our pres
ent evils. Censure in troubles is tho ego
tism of useless men. These men wore al
ways egotistical croakers, and they always
will be. Their philosophy grows out j_of
their own natural constitution. The basis
for it is not found in the facts ot the case,
but in themselves. And whatever different
state of foots might exist they would stiff
hold the same croaking philosophy, heeaase,
they would still be the same men. Their
viewa arc erroneous and always he in bad
taste. It is nn evil bird that dfiles its own
nest
It is said that there is 500,000 counterfeit
fractional currency in circulation in the
city of Nssr
.find better
takesny
printed on It.
The forgers would
[own South, where wt^
«has United States
i. Goo. WV Gayle, of Alabama, jjflui
yto
lias help
MBpwof
case stricken from tho
; I
Mobile and for reasons therein stated, the
f City Tax Collector, City Treasurer
Hoard of Aldermen nnd Common Council of
tho city of Mobile nre horeby vacated by the
removal ofthe present incumbents.
Tliqnew appointees wore innngerntod im
mediately utter promulgation ol'thia order.
Omission in thT President's Reception A nd.r»s.J..hn a
Speech# Railpy, AnguHli ^
K ALttc.il, June 4.—The following para
graph w.ts inadvertently omitted in tele
graphing the President’s speech delivered
yesterday:
“I have come to participate in tho cere-
monies ofa dedicated monument to a man
whom you respected, though of poor nnd
humble condition. He was my fatnt*i\ and
of him lain proud. Ho wns an honest man
and faithful friend, a character I prize high
er than all.the worldly fortune he could have
lea me.” ,
Freedom of the Press Summed by
Military Authority.
Attention is invited to the important or
der below in reference to the freedom of
speech, hlld the freedom oftho press in this
military district. IfGcncral Popo.wjjl will
now revoke his unfortunate order depriving
all ofticcrxdf thofrocom ofepccc,ho will be
consistent and entitle himsulf to tho thanks
■ir nCttra country:
. 'ns Tanm Mn.iT.vnv District
Atlanta, Ga., Juno 3, 1807.
Orders No. 28.
interference ofthe Post Command
er at Mobile with a newspaper of that city
is unauthorized and entirely disapproved.-^
He will at once undo whatever action he has
token. '*
«^H. It istho duty of tl^tpilltorjf "opthi
tbmmost dMAom ofspoedi and ^
press consistent with law j not
iBta *' •> 'i'*'-
No satisfactory execution of tho
" Tess is practicable. ahlcss tiiis fi
’ J its excicisc protected
is vaqucMcil, anti the grouud or principle of error
omplainctl of.
JOSEPH E. WEBSTER,
Assessor 2J District,Georgia.
XiXST OF LSTTHai
R EMAINING ill the Post Office, at Alba&v. Ga
Juue 1st, 1807.
Loyd, WII
-- M.irsell,Kniah
IspUst Church, Nit. Holden Morrow, Collin.
" ik< -*
Buker, E J
Blizzard, James
Boyd, Seaborn
Burry, llitlad Icaro P M)
Coker, Mrs Amanda
Col>!», John
Cooper, Isaac
Crews 6c lliinct-ll,
CreiUMitou, lUniiiton
D.ivis, J J
Util)lap, Mrs Jane
Johnson, Fredrick
Johnson, Leroy
Johnson, llilery
Jones, Mary (colored)
Jones, Nelson
Jones, Alfred
Jones, T C
Kernn, Mr Win
Larymore, Mrs M
Morton, James
More, James M u
More.FW
Milton, S
Mobley, John (c*re ofW B
ZOfflt,. Bokc NW,ol,1 s
Plitteiaon, Miss C C
Palmer, Alfred
Payne, D H
Perkins, Mrs Mary
Piercy, B T
Ragnn, T A
Ricks, Tho mss
.Stokes, Giles (colored)
Thorn, Hon. Thoe
Walker, Mrs Mary L
Whitehead. Jane
Whitaker, Joe (colored)
* , .Wright, Mean (colored)
Larymore, Pompoy (colord)
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please soy advertised.
M. J. RICHARDSON, P. M.
LIVE AMD LEI LIVE!
o. spitz,
Opposite Town’s Block,
Tk ESPECTFFLLY announces to the citizens of
Albany nnd vicinity, that he has established a
BAKERY. o:»d will bo pleased to have his
Old Friends and Customers give him a LIBERAL
8UARE cf their patronage, as his experience ia not
to be cxoelled In his line of busineaa.
., ! — OitDKBi From Thk —
±1 A. DIB Q
for Cake, or lOJfthln, elt, la kis lias, will bo nut
Up to suit their Lite. Oirs -- 1 °*“
April 18, WT7
Uluin and Stripe .Taennet,
Organdie Muslin.
I’lain and dotted Swissr,
Embroidered “
Black and white Lawns,
Stripe Mozambique,
I’lnirl Barege,
Brown nnd blue Barege,
Gingham, Lawns,
I'ink, hluo nnd white TarletonN Main
sook,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Alexander Kid Gloves, white A- color'd, 1
Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ lints.
Prints utl2j ets. per Yard.
Latest Styles
SHOEtS,
of every description, nt id hum!rod-sol ml i ^
clesthat entiuot bo given in nn tt«l vert isotnonr J i’Optra rdlng and
FOR GENTLEMEN: ntTST
French Calf Bools and Shoes.
Pat. Leather “ “ “
Extra Iiip “ “ ’•
Largo sizes Mens’ nnd Womens’ Slices,
Boys’, Youths’nnd Childrens' * ”
Hats,all deseriptions,
Latest styles
Xiinen Bosom Shirts,
Drawers, .
Best Alexander Kid Gloves, white and
colored,
Handkerehicfs, Seeks,, Cravats.
Largo lot ot
Gents’ and Boys’ Clothing!
Will bo open in ft few days. !
Tn the
Orooery Line
I have
Flour, all grade:
& -JOBS
Hear the Insurance-Age
Havannaii, Ga., May 7(1
The recent fires In this city having pr(
entire zntizfnction, by a thorough text, tl
orltyof IRON BANDS for baling purf n
strongly recommend them to tho use of Uy
ort» nl Georgia as an efficient agent in l *
1<ihs by fire; nnd we agree to diocrlmU
prneticnblo, in favor’of Cotton thus t
A. W1LRUR, General Inouranco Act
CHARLES GREEN dtSON.Agr
London and Globe Iiu>. Co.
CHARLES L. COLBY & CO., At?
Inntlc M. In.. Co., N. Y.
It II. FOOTMAN, lnniranoeAgenl
WOOOBRJtOOK BBOTHBR8.V
J. T. THOMAS, Ineurance Agent
j. c. McNULTY, Secretary Sout
& Trust Co.
JAMES T. STEWART. Agent
Lincaoter Insurance Company. -
LANE &. WEST, Insurance Agent a
dier in this
kU tin.,
' -S
»'Tost, n .r«
Canvassed nnd Pig Hams, Lard,
Tea, Codec and Rice,
ABC and Crushed Sugars,
Sugar, Farina, Oyster, Wine and Fancy
Crackers—by the pound or box.
Oysters, Lobsters. Pickles, Pioaljlo,
French Mustard, Sauces, Canned
Fruits, Soda, Cream Tartar, Sardines,
Kuts, Raisins, Ginger, Preserves,
Jellies, all kinds, Brandy Peaches,
Pine Apple, Citron, Tapioca, Maca
roni, Currents, Potash, by the lb. or
case, Lye, by tho lb. of ense, (.'nnd v,
by tho lb. or box, Powder, Shot and
Caps, Smoking Tobacco, sev
eral new brands, Chewing
Tobacco, do., Matches,
Tubs, Buckets, Churns,
Traykj-Bowls,
A SplcnduKLot of
LIQUORS,
Champagne Wines.
Madeira «
Sherry u — -
Claret h
Port «
Gin, Brandy, Wliiskv, Rum,
Schnapps, MqGinqitj’ Ale, Porter, Ac.
Crockery Mil Class ffare.
Hardware, j flElVV DOMESTIC
Macon, Ga., May 101
, The recent fire at the Warehouse of
.Chapman, in this ol^r, having fully d
the advantage of IRON BANDS forbalii
os a security against loss by fire, we, tbec^
; cd Insurance Agents at Maeon,;Ga., take f
V in eudorsiug the action ofthe Agents at Sr
' Georgia.
K J. JOHNSON Ac CO.vlSar«fc
J. MONROE OGDEN, ImmukoA
J. M. BOARDMAN, hl.ur.Ma Aa«
JNO. U. COBB, Iruui.iiwCAgenr
May S8tb,1867.
JQPNlaML
I S now proparyUftjnafcc j BABiiml
OroRfj
rcttso^blo terms. He I
assortment. Those wiahfajBWWffcCT
well to give him a call before purchasing*!
lie will be found over GILiBEBT & DR^
DDFO STORE.
April 20th, [891m] • ;
• (jTEQRGIA—DouonxaTY Cou*tt. |
! Whereas, the •SMSof Mrs. Ntncy Smi£
{ county, ia nptnow tepresented, James °
| Ailmlnistrator on slid estate, having beeaw
led therefrom, and hitlettere revoked;awl
Oharlea Spits.applies to me for letters of •
ration de bonis non on sold estate.
These nre therefore to cite and admonjjj
singular the creditors nnd next of kin
.Smith, to be nnd appear M jnyxiflfc
time prescribed by law, to show cause, J
have, why said leUers of administration;«
be granted to said Spitz on .Nancy Smit
Given under c
22d day of Mn;
June 1st, V'
Clans and 1
.all. descriptions, 1
1 and exnr
i,tlie stock,
edth part
lean-
F. BENS
LINER.
At
rS prepared to cut,