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RtUOTim—Yesterday tlicro was reg
istered hern 3M blacks, anil 80 white*.
insqu*
bout
dlle.''-dlis'eMAf
hotel* in the Sontli, and passenger*, in elth-
lu'S.'aaatG'te' "
tori
Fkuals Oot.ttn*.—Wc have
1 with brtWbguo of this Inst'i-
J"Oh I**® *
' nU
Adgiiiiti
Wc have aaid *o much upon this
iellai
Lftr
point,
jiv n. li, nn.i..
I'we ite r
sltoVi
1 a. conqncrtd
the import:
individual who in not debarred liy dlsnlill-
ity, to come forward at once and take tilt*
atop. Ho who refuses to register, votes
against tho Itcst interests of the Smith. To
any that it will do no good to register, is to
give up at oneo all thnt is dear and snored
to the heart of a freeman. And whilo wo
I Idle* shown that ; hy tho fcgll-cs-
.'drtiles of war nnf ore nations, tyo
‘SmbjSetto the will of uio conquer-
ofdlA Wti We btt
4-1
or,” except as that will wn8'd<R i jnr< , (l below
the Mirrenilur, ami therefore,^’agreed to by
•the Hurrender. 1 lmve shown that any
terms pre»oril>ed alter the wnr is over, and
after a surrender is accepted aro not only
not binding on tho conquered but aru inta-
iiimittoii the conqueror, and .aiupunt to a
declaratioir of wnr agniustitliose Who. are <;u#
Lru]»pe<t into laying down tlieir arms, an
whou opportunity presents IlsoinrS may
nble to strike for truth, justice and the Con-
•titution.' It will certainly dj nji ,no linrin
to register, and may result in Incalculable
good. Let everybody come up this week
i« a perfect gem in aiid exercise this privilege.
k -Tho course of
as
,and charges
kwTdcp'.rtmimt-has been added
called the “CnlstnO/hlwMehi Occordiiig to
interpretation, is tho “science of Biipf (intend •
labor system ofouf hoqiiiry Is elianged, it
|t "for Uio’ daughters oi our
.mat thcnipelvcs ill this moat
dkpartmeot. Dr.-Hamilton, tho
jihad President! trad his'corps of ex-
selves Arid cduntry Vn fits past, i
iVe dono honor to thciit-
, and wo hu]>e
tho future.
^^]Spj55pl^mwh*nga'«ayw if
that; was not a L confident , expectation that
ot# would be’east for the Hadi-
atlvo flunkeys who lido with
aid bo (regaled 'with startling
sofblaejt oomplicity with the
.bills of pains and troubles against
pperhcadi.'who so willingly work-
d supported thb 'rebel population
>, whilo the jqojiwero in .the field
(tho battles, and sublime homilies on
ilbnablMaoredness or the right of
sulftage, a* h*privllego not to ho debased
by adopting it to tho Standard of tliu low
est order of intelligence and , untrained in-
stineti,.. Tj^mdienls rule for tho blacks,
hortcc, is simply this, if' ho has docility
Coitcnnr.—There will lain concert, given
at Tift’s Unit, on next Friday evening, by
the Methodist Sunday School, assisted I>y
some of tho beat Amateurs in the city, who
havo kindly agreed to tako w jmil.—
Tlie proceeds of tho cntertaiiipiont will he
applied to the replenishing of the Sunday
School Library, It is a latulaido object:
and wo hope there will bo a toll bouse.
There will bo a wreath provided. * And
overy ono who purchases a ticket, will hi
entitled tod.opo.ite a vote ut the dooi'.as
tliey go in, or ns many votes na. they may
have tickets, for any young lady. The
votes will be counted, and the young lady
receiving the highest number will lie
crowned “Queen of Beauty” nl tho elosu ol'
the exorcises. Tickets 60 cents. Concert
to commence at 8 o’clock precisely. Tick
ets can he had of tho committee, mid at
Welch’s Book Store.
Crops, Ac.
iraueilisonicnl, aim, vuvieivrv,«
pmirftoirtiuittw bntwfr wad t
The Constitution is violated; the law*B ot
nations a^e-dofled; tin. pledge faith of the
nation.is mbt-kAd; an uhrdRting jjhple nrt
rarred On Udisarmed popple nrpinsuHcd ;
an impoverished 'pcoplo. nro oppressed;a
trusting people are betrayed ; the L mop is —
rent wider and wider anil even wider Tin ROOfillfl CjU
asunder, ntyl all, all by those who load the
weary air with constant loud proclaims that
they alone are loyal, or wise, qrtruo 1
“Alas! oiir country sinks bent-
yoke;
It weeps, It bleeds, and each new- day
gash . | ;
la added to hob wounds.”
Latest From Mexico.
VfjbC
which will b. under tbe personal supervision of our
MR. KU8SBLL, sad executed in most subslnnlial
manner. All work warranted. We_hnt*also m-
sinks beneath tho cur«<l th« Mrviooa of R. W. ALEXANDER, an old
resident of Albtny, whose work le loo well known
to need coesssenl.
LETTERS OUT IN TIN
In the wMt-perfhtt atvls of tho ert.
abroad for any thing in "
« iiuiiim tin; i lumiiviiis min till:m’liiitv |ii;
tho truth), ho tho tieacc-making power
tho United Staten, J have shown, from’ 1
official rfoords of doch. rut) Ml*that tho only
coudifioup demanded of the Southern
peo
ple, in laying down their arms, were the
preservation oi the Union under the Consti
the abolt-
tution, with the ninglo eliango oi
tibu of hit {erv, ,wh!ch single change whs
very doubtfully mid imiierleetly "
perfectly demanded,
ns very promptly and eheefiilly yield-
cry il
inn w
Oil.
No principles, than these I have [immune
t'd, are better settled, or more in cmisonanec
with.natural reason and (niblle justice; no
terms wery eyer more distinctly declared as
tho purpoiiapf waging the war, or more aa
oreilly promised nH the conditions of pence
and on surrendering people ever dill more
promptly, more absolutely, more snhinissin
ly,or with *• '« *
t tho.vote which they pnt into
ta qaallfied to bo n citizen; if
' pnqo enough to judge for him-
not votbwatlitty desire, lie is
lt«has heroine n freedinnn, in-
tft only to ohnngc masters,
iim m ■: 1 ' ——
Ufssaid that Attorney General Hlnubor'
ry hold* tlikt Chic! Justice t'hnse’s decisions
recogn'wlng the rolijils ^sholligerents of war
n order te.legaliao the ealo of the raptured
liloekade nnmera, firoelnde a trial for trea
son, as bolligoranU eahuot be Iricil for' that
otrenco. -'It U said tlint this doubt on the
siWffkJHMUttwbrtnl.eauso of tho delay In
hriggie^jiiwiaAo.-tijeJ.:.' -.
■ ■ ■ " ; r 1 1 ',t .t.’,
Ex-President Davie jiae written to a Irienil
in Minissippi. ^hjij t^jpjjipptpnnvil, only
noogp
betters.
a,-Die-.pleneure. of
tyciud'almt State.
1 from
wft retero*
;h Teuneacetjand North Ala-
lisBg.t(|id»imtfnii»W*lirm|n Hesnysthe
or aft HjWlllli uVlsWif ?n WnWiskee,,North
Mississippi and ^l^.ssnaiqud frota Obatta;
aeon.the land can’t make - them
ills, indeed, oheoring now a
Our ditpaCcheefrtad Washington of tlie
26th enumerated tho Senators who could
hardly be oppected to attend the July ses
sion of Congress, and spoke of the difficulty
tho radicals would havo in obtaining a two-
tliildi dote to overrule n veto. Tho dis-
pafiehoiof the Mth to tho radienl press de
clared that latiaibotory assurances had been
received that a majority of each llonse
would be in attendance. Tliey said nothing
abont a two-thirds vote. It is stated, more
over, that a number of those who havo
promlaqd to attend say that they will do so
ing aud tm -tho condi
tio* the mdon (hall not last over two
alikrtbest, and shall be dc-
Mr. Eiiitok:—The late henvy andover-
flowing raina have been quito detrimcnlal
to the larming interest. A good ileal of
cotton has been drowned out. In ndd'uion
to which ovll tho grass has hrru growing
luxuriantly, while the farmer could only sit
idly by and deprecate tho troubles ol u
farmer’s life. Many fnrms which it was ex-
peetod would ho aa “clean ns n ftoor’Miy the
4th of July, will now find it exceedingly
difficult to get clour nl nil.
It is my own opinion now that the cotton
crops will not coins up to the calculations
asmado at tho first of the year. An ahun-
bance has been planted—oven a surpe'ntbun-
daiiee,—aud is now almost beyond danger-
Bull think that it will yet require n good
denlofrain, which will comojf tlie past is
any eriterioii; and that will be detrimental
to the rollon crop. But no man knows
what4ho morrow will bring forth. We cun
only work to tho utmost, anil hope for tho
heat,
91 Imvo novor before meiitiomMl il|0 subject
of tho negrofH working. Al.»A 1 .cuunot
now reimin from complaining that they do
not work as they Should. N<mv, wh<*n
everything should he hard ai work “killing
prrr\BB” tliey ask for bollhtyy tvory Salimtuy
orevqrypthorbaturday. Ami j/ ^ ia inluB-
cd they lay down hoe and tho plow And tako
H AHflioWi There IrnoWBottr tqlklhg.^
I do heartily wish that our formers woii|d'
send an agent to Cuba, to see if jmiutiool
Coolit-s can not bp obtainod there, or oven
to China. The OooUm are easily, satis (led,
•toady, and industrious and ’ withal 1 care
nothing abont politics, and docs hot Sfant
to vote.
Competition is the only thing that will
bring the negroes to their senses. And not
until ninny of them find that they are in the
public road without money and without a
home, will they ever bo brought ta a
sense of what their dutius art) under a con
tract, OlWKRVKIl.
till one-tenth the sacrifice of proper
ty and liopo and prido and feeling comply
with all the terms demanded on their part,
than did the Southern States and people.—
They laid down their arms; they gave up
the great principle of government widen
(heir lathers taught them never to yield,
■mid to maintain which they had fought ho
long ami endured so miieli: though already
impoverished they gave up tour billions
more of property—tlie deccnded patrimony
nl'eciituricH: tliuy struck the fetters from
their slaves by thei own eminent, and, with
words of encouragement and hope, gave the
freed slaves, by their own laws, absolute
civil equality with their former owners;
they abide without complaint or claim for
damages, the burning of their cities; the
devastation of their homes; thu destruction
of the food for their women and children,
nud.a thousand other nets of war which no
Nuw Ori.kans, Jiyie 20.—The AiiStriana
steam sloop of war, arrived at Southwest
Pass this morning, ami landed telegraph
dispatches for the Austrian government.—
Her national ensign was dnped in deep
mourning. This, with the reticence of her
officers, is significant. They report, howev
er, that the city of Mexico was captured on
the 20th inst. The particulars had not
reached Vera (.'ruz up to the time of sailing.
The Mexican schooner, Atlas, also arrived
at the mouth of Mississippi this morning,
haviugon board tMventy-four exiled Imperi
alists Mexicans, who have been peremptori
ly banished, among them several military
olliecrs. They report that Santa Anna, be
ing transferred to the American steamer,
Virginia, at Vera Cruz, wuh conveyed to
Sisal. l)n arriving a Mexican gun boat de
manded tlie person ot Santa Anna, which
was refused, when the Mexicans threatened
to lire upon tho Virginia. The captain told
them they could take him hy force, as he
was not armed, lie then spread the Amer
ican ensign on tie’ gangway ami the Moxi-
canfi trod on the Hag, seized Santa Anna,
thrust him into their itoal ami took him to
Campenchy, where he was confined as a
prisoner of war.
The Liberals are shooting, hanging and
expelling the Imperial sympathizers.
Orders from
our line, will receive prompt
attention. ' ~ , •
1ST RoBombertboplaoe, opposite A. J. TOWN S
NEW BRICK BLOCK. C*UAn4beoo**co»tUiced.
A. J. TOWN0, BROTHER k CO.
To tbb Public.—Mr. M. Russell put tbe Tin
Roof on my New Building, and I am well pleanetl
with it. U will compare with ooy roof l know of.
A. J. TOWNS.
70—Ira
Albany, July 2d, 1807.
DOVOHBRTTBUPBRIOR COURT,
JUNE TERM, 1867.
Rulo Ni 81.
HIE foots staled in the foregoing petition
peering to be true, it is ordered Hint
Abner P. Belcher
vs. Newton P. Brinson A
Issao B. Brinson.
np-*
lered thnt Defend
ants pay into Court on or before the first dny of
next June, the sum of thirt”-five hundred dollars,
with interest from the 1st day of January 1804, and
all legal costs which hare accrued, aud on
failure so to do, to forfeit th« equity of redemption
on and to lot of land number (842) containing 250
tores, more or less, and fractional lot number 818
containing ono hundred and three and Ihree-fourthn
acres, more or less. Said lands lying and being in
clvilir.ed|coi1e will justify ami tioeivlizetl pre
cedent will mitigate; they changed their
iti6nof the recoustruc-
b prejudice against foreign
cri iftjtot diaappearing. The Tycoon re-
ccntly entertained the foreign Ministers at
~ * * 5 J ' manner. Houses were
i, filled with the coatlest
French cooks and
l everything indicated
customs were ob-
firm foothold In the Empire. The
prospecMB favorable ter an Jtnmenm* trad
toi^ng^pM eobnai tho new ports are
located ontheweetOoaat. Of this trade the
Mjfijphhutn the lion'i
gh *'
Oiiwomnx
ir of the
wn samples
grown
nod repre-
, It.i*»mtqd
and w iU
grades
tho Southern
organic laws, ami
if ei
•e-digested their munici
pal codes to conform them to the new order
of things. They repudiated the obligations
ami contracts they had assumed to their own
people and to mankind to secure help in
what they deemed a struggle fqp liberty and
litc. They hazarded a social revolution and
a paralysis of every form of lobor, which
might well havo awed the most thrifty peo
ple, hntl the most firmly established soeie-
ost ti rm Iv es
\.y t All these things they did and suffered
' good I
lions iu tlieir surrender, to * maintain the
Oonstitutlon and preserve thoUnion!
Vet two long years have elapsed, and
they havo not been permitted to enjoy a
single privilege, nor sufiered to osdapea sin-
gle burden of thnt Union I Nay, while
waitiiig to recoivo wlmt was so earnestly, so
sac redly promised—their recognition us
continuing equals in the Union—they have
seen swarms of agents of the United States
iiermcatiug -ovary neighborhood of their
land, and stealing, in the name and hy the
permits of tho ItovnrnmcuL, nway their cot
ton and other retraining means which they
liad libpcd t6 begin’tho recuperation of their
condition; and tliey see continued amon;
them a hybrid institution, horn in war, air
unknown to IhoAhmslitulion, with norowd
of officers to cxooitte Us functions, many of
whom 'tigfl^o' coiupanionsof their former
slaves to Torment hatred to tho Southern
whitkjp, mid snmeW whom find mi stress os
atnoiig their former slaves, and use their
offices to tsyy hlaek-utaiI on all classes lor
their aap^iort; A)l : these things, and more,
our people hear, amt speak about only in
whispors, lest by resisting and resenting the
outrages of cacii robbers and vagabonds,
they furhisji ta those rbbhers and vagabonds
the protenco tor tile charge of e lingering
spirit of rebellion against tlie Government
Hei.pkr and tiib Frricomkn.—Wo shall,
from time to time, give our colored friends
specimen of that outgiishing friendship
troiu tho Radicals, who cluim special juris
diction over them. The following is from
Helper. His viows in regard to the negro
liave become revolntioned. The latter is
free, but says this man, this Mr. Helper, who
hbu'KO so much to make him free, he, the
negro, must no longer remain upon Ameri
can noil, he muni be deported, or cvtcrmi.-
nated. Lcthhn speak for him self 1 In his
work he says, and we invite the nUentiou.or
every intelligent freed man to it, that he
may impart the information to others of
hit race and color:
“Certain, it is that we owe it to ourselves
—and we ought to bo able—to get rid of
the negroes soon; but if they aro to be re
tained much longer in tho United
the'lnt tl 1st riot of Dougherty county.
jrJeretl thnt ibis Rule be serr-
Antl U la furthor oi
•d upon Mid Defend*ntfl, or (heir special ngrnt or
nllomcy, at lcnat three monlha previous to the first
dny of next June, and thnt said Ruin be published
once n month for four months in the'Atbany News,
a public gasette, published in the city of Albany,
~ corgia, and aaiu cnnntv.
A trua extract from the minutes of Dougherty
From Washington.
Wasiiisisto.s, slum 1 20.—Tho Judiciary
Committee have examined Anna Surratt
and summoned Horace Greely to testify re
eling tho bailing of Mr. Davis.
The President arrived to-night. At An
napolis he was introduced to the Convention
aud spoke at some length. Ho visits tho
Naval school this afternoon and thence
comes home..
Wasiiinoto.v, June 29.—The Hcvetiuo
receipts to-day-amounted to $l,*ua,(H>0; to
tal for tli» fiscal year ending to-day,' $276,-
H5Jl,00n ; National Jlank circulation *298,-
000; security for notes ami deposits held
*879,000,000.',
The Judiciary Committee lmd a brief ses
sion to-day, but did nothing.
It is hoped here that the Austrian vessel
nt Now Orleans is draped iu mourning on
account of the death of the Archduchess
Alice, who died recently.
Tho evidence ol Wciclmmn in the Surratt
case was continued to-dav. lie made many
corrections regarding dates given before
tho Commission, but nothing new was de
veloped.
The Judiciary Committee summoned ox-
Attorney General Speed.
Superior Court, June Term, 18117.
J. P. CARQILE, Clerk.
July 2tl, 1807 70—mlm
.Jfj
—AT—
id
NEW PEI(
Tain now receiving
most complete
DRY G(
GROCER]
Pardoned flfizms Offer to llcgistcr*
Savannah, Juno 20.—Mayor Anderson,
Hon. J. Hartridge, Gen. II. H. Jackson,
Judge Law and other prominent citizens,
made a formal demand on the.Hoard of Hog-
All presented
resident. The board
istration to register to-day.
fall pardons from the 1’rcsid
alter consultation, decided that under Gen.
Pope’s fnstruetiouslhoy would he compell
ed to ret use the tvq nest until furthci in
structions Wert) received Iront headquarters.
The Tribune’s New Orleans special, of
the 25th, says that’Gcii. Stoedman telegraph
ed to President Johnson to remove General
Sheridan at once.
HEW HOTELI
I
Ami now wi-nro told, I.y tlicMO Millitnry
Hills,’tlint tlio very Constitution n ml gov-
■nments wo so jlronqiyy nml so snlintissivo-
lyTrninod and ofL'nnixod in older to fullffll
all llto pussUilool-liyntions ofonrstirsender
imiHtr Ito idmigntod nnd nnnnllod ; llmt now
('ovornmont must bo orj;nnir.od, in tvltioh
onr Ibrmor slaves nro all to jiarliolpato, am)
from whit'll every intelligent and virtuous
man whom onr people have doomed worthy
of trust and confidence nt any time during
his whole life, shall ho forever excluded.—
To tills new government the negro race is
to consent lor tho width rnoe, rtnd Vy it, tho
have just completed my New Hole!
Building. Il is conveniently nrratig-
and handsomely local cd A good
Cistern iu.tlio yard. To an experienced
man, a libera! oiler will be made. For particulars
cull upon U. II. Towns, Albany.
* A. J. TOWNS.
7 ''or Jtntf.
f.nWO-LAUUB STOKE ROOMS, in porfeet order,
under Ilio New Hotel.
A. J. TOWNS.
emigrant robber and vagabond, With their
hrihed Southern coadjutor, art* Tulo both
races. Aud until this oppression shall l>e
fixed noon us, aud mode part ot the trrente-
liahlo law of tho land, and shall receive the
approval ol the authors of these hills, who
are never to be subject to tho government
they thus dictate, our people are live under
military surveillance, subject to charge
i
BRICK! BRICK!
X.XIT OF X.STTBB8
R EMAINING Inlb* Post Office, at Albany, Go.,
July let, 1807.
Acre, Eiq.,
Battle, Martha
Bonnett, JAR
Bennett. J II
Berry, Hilliard
Bivins, Mrs Joaua
Baily, G B
Bowen, Mis* Anna
Brunaghin & Co., A M
Brown, P M
Brinn, Thomas H
Brantly, Wm C
Braswell, C J
Burrifi, Mrs Beltie
Clark, T B
Davis, Mre Sarah Ann
Davis, John N
Uarly, John W
Dixon, Qracy (colored)
Dye, Wm A
Fudge, Reokel
Gray, Sarah (colored)
Hill, Calvin
Johnson, Mrs Harrell
Kersey, Mrs A M
Kent, Burrell (for Jack
[Dixon
Kendrick, Frank
Merohant, Miaa S T
Mercer, Mrs Mary
Millroe, Morria
Moffitl, Sim
Murry, Caroline -
Murry, A J
2 Kelonts, Alfred
ljugrid, Philip (colored)
j Mrs Anule*
Putman, Frank
Pugh, D P
Rees, 0 0
Rogers, James
“obit
Johnson, Miss Bally
tha
Robinson, W A
Scarborough, Miss Mollic
Smith, 0 0
Stubbs, John
Stiles, Daniel
Sweat, Rev F R
Turner, C
Whitehead, Miss Jane
Wilkinson, Mrs Lucy
Johnson, Mrs Marl
Jones, Mrs Rachel (col) Williams, Mary A
Jones, D C Wright St Thomas,
Joiner, Miss Barth
Persons calling for any of the above letlera will
please say advertised.
M. J. RICHARDSON, P. M.
July 2d, 1807.
F. M. THOMPSON,
Contractor and Huildcr,
AMD DEALER IN
bu rial f
\ AT.BANV, GA' A
I am prepart
in my line,
tred to contract for all kinds of work
and promise satisfaction iu every
A t«Kl. .uppljr of MEJAU^UBjlAX
) constantly on hand, and f
0A81
notice.
Albany, June 29lh, 1867.
G9-Gm.
Baker Superior Court—Mow. Term, 1866.
I
T being rcprencntcil to th« Court bj tho f etition
ofCKftrloi H. P.rmlo., thnt by deed of mortgnge
led Ihetntdny or January, 1802, William 8. Wine
conveyed to laid Parmlee certain tote nnd pnrlo or
loteof land, lying in (he nerenth district ot' Hak.'r
county, known na nuoibera two hundred and forty,
(240) nnd Iwo hnudred nnd two, (202) each eoalniu
ing two hundred nnd fifty teres, and lot number two
hundred nnd one, (201) with the exception of fit
wHUquHrime. toirrent without warrant,'to
fanCAvitho ' —
State*,
(which may God, in his great bvorlorbhl!)
we may aa well build immediately, for tlieir
relief and correction, in alternate adaptation
a row of honpitala and prisons, all tho way
from tbe Atlantic to the Pacific; and, upon
the samo plan, a range or eerie* of alm-
houac* and penitentiaries the entire diatnuoo
from Lake Hnperior to the Gulf of Mexico!
All black or brown, whether negroes or In
dians, whether Mongol* or mulattoes, should
at onoe bo dismissed, aud that forever, from
tho oare, from the sight, and oven from the
thoughts, of the HeaVen born whites,—
Wherever seen, or wherever existing, the
black and hi-colored races art the pen-ontfi-
eations of bastardy nd beggary. In Ame
rica these races are tho most unwicldly oc-
wafrrda't without oath, to trial without jury,
to imprisonment without remedy for release,
to robbery without appeal for redress, and
to death without any process of law 1
Even thin hitter enp of hellish ingredients
might bo drank, but for tho nausot which
makes us vomit when wo sco it commended
to us—urged upon IIS by some who were
porn among us—who havo laien often trus
ted and honored by us; nay, by those who
hurried us Into secession to get our rights,
to save our honor nnd “to avoid equality
with the negro”; who assured ns secession
would he pcaeonhle,'uiid who, after secession
did nil they could toprovoke a war; who
pledged us tho “Inst man nnd the last dollar”
if tho wnr should come, am] who employ
their talents In discouraging tho men, in
quarreling with ourselves and in making
money when the wnr did come; who brave-
promiced us that i.o enemy should invade
casionorsot dishonor i
^JSSL’lley aretbA
types of effeteness and ret:
thetariiest practicable mdn
tile and baneful elements of bjsr'
must be *Wwr deported or fossili:
liavcjusl biirm-sl a kiln nl*No. 1 (hick, which!
offer cUeu\». Call on U. H. Towns, ojqiasUe the
ew Uqtcl. A J. TOWNS.
Albany, July 2d, 1887. 70—ln»
-NOTICJE TO—
-l»«n and one-alxth acres off of the aooth end of said
lot, and the undivided one-half of lot number two
hundred and thirty-nine, the aaid part of 201 con
taining two hundred and thirty-fewr nnd five-sixth
acres, and the aaid part of Iwo hundred and thirty-
nine containing one hundred and twenty five acres,
for-the purpose of securing the payment of three
(8) promissory note* node by the said Wise, each
dated the aaid lit of January, 1862, and paynblc
with interest from date, one payable twelve months
afterdate, for $2916 16, twenty nine hundred and
sixteen dollar* and sixteen oents; the second pay
able two “*■ J *‘‘* ' *
Bnr-lieopors !
Mayor's Orrics, \
Albany, Gn , July 2d, 18G7. |
In compliance witli instructions from the Com
mander of tho 8d Military District, received thro'
Atynmander of Rost at Macon, Ua., it is hereby
Ordered, That nil Bar-Rooms within tho corpo
rate limits of tho City of A.bnny, be closed on
Thursday, the 4th day of July inst. And I would
suggest, ns aanatler of precaution to nil dealers ether
than Bar-Keepers, (hat tl.iey do not sell any liquors'
on Ihat day
JAB. M. MERCER,
July 2d, It Mayor Prolem.
our Boil wUliouc “marching
bodic*,” ‘bft* ISfbo, when flu
over their dead
on:
councils only tl
less,wo drink this cup’ ono
beitovijod. Anilaa evi
.. wisdom.and undoes, in
aos-wilttog t* sobo.it to their own dis-
. <M ~ •- . -■
a. *». 1. •
JOHNSON’S HOTEL,
Smithville,.
J. W. JOHNSON, Friqwitfor.
Ga.
» vears after date for aaid sum ($2916 Hi)
and the third nott dot three years after date, for’
tbe said sum of $2910 16. The whole ofsaid notes
amounting to the said sum of Eighty-Seven Hun<
id Forty-Eight Dollars and forty-eight cents,
dred am _ _ _. w
and which taftt notes are now due and'' nnpaid ,
It is ordered that said William S. Wise do p
into this Court by the first day of next term, t
principal, interest and eost due upon «afd notes; _
show cause, if any he oan, to the oontrary, and iu
default thereof foreclosure to be granted to tbe said
Charles H. Parmlee of said mortgage, and the
equitv of redemption of tbe said William 8. Wise,
therein be forever barred, and that service of this
rule be perfected on said William 8. Wise accord
ing to law.
HINE8 & HOBBS,
Plff'sAtt’ys.
The Defendant, W. 8. Wise, is not to b« found in
this county by me. DAVID McMURRAY,
Sheriff.
A true extract from the miautoe of Baker Superior
Court, November Term, 1866.
E Down Tn.ins slop M (his point for dinner.
The House h new. The table is supplied wjth
everything that the market nfiord*.
Smithville, July 2d, 1807 70-1 ra.
H
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Drs. Jennings & . DeWitt
AVE associated themselves in the practice of
medicine.
Store.
F1CE—Ur stairs over HUsman & BalTa Drug
tar Hr. HoWili will B Irc special .llnii.a to
SURGICAL cases.
Albany, July 2d, 1807. 7(Mf
thisofticoin “ootlslylo, > Also, blanlte
June S5tk,.1867.
THOMAS ALLEN, Clark.
Ever bronglit to tlii, Jnlll
I have for
THE LADII
I'Inin ami fttripe Jaconet,
Orgnmlic Moulin,
l’lain nml (lotted Swimie,
Embroidered “ '
Jilark and white I^twne,
Stripe Mozambique,
l’laid liarege,
Brown and bine Barege,
Gingham, Lawns,
Pink, blue and white TarletosV.
sook,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, *' J
Alexander Kid Gloves, white)
Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens'!
Prints at 12A ots. jter Yard,
Latest Styles
SHOE*
of every description, and hundreds •
eies (Iml cannot be given in an advei *'
FOR GEN]
French Calf Hoots and Sho
Pat. Leather 44 44 44
« 44 ; 44
Ixargo sirea Mens’ and.Woi
Boys’, Youths’ and Childrens’
Hats, ail descriptions, -
Latest styles
j* ■ V,'/ •* c .
Linen
Bosom
Best Alexander Kid Gloves,
, colored.
Handkerchiefs, Socks, Cnrt;
largo lot of
Gents’ and
Boys’
Will be open in > few days
In tlie
G-rooery
I- havo
. Flour’, all grades,
('an vassed and Pig Hams, ]
Tea, Coffee and Hire,
A B C nnd Ci-nshed Sugsn,
Sugar, Farina, Oyster, Wine ait
('rankers—by the pounderjwtJ
Oysters, Lobsters, Pickles, I”
French Mustard, Sauces, C
Fruits, Soda, Cream“T*rt*r,8
Nuts, Raisins, Ginger, Pi
Jellies, all kinds, Brandy 1
Pine Apple, Citron, Tapioca,!
roiii, Currents, Potash, 1
ease, Lye, by tlie lb. or case, t
by tlie lb. or box, Powder, ~
Cape, Smoking .To
^ emLncw/brands, Chewisf 1
Tobacco, do., Matches,*'
Tubs, Buckets, ChsWt
Trays, Bowh, 4 *
A Splendid Lot of ,, j.|
XsIQUOBl
Champagne Wioee.
Madeira “
Slurry “ -
Claret *
Port,
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS
fTtniS cool retreat from Ih. x.rtlosl r»»s of a
X • Summer’, na, ku beta fitted up for Ike
reception of vlatlon whs may w!«b to spemlihe
ittllry hour, .f th. next An. or tker uioolha
nmldit refreshing abxJes, inelgonling balks,
hertlag watns, and kwllklM bree.es.
SSweSr-
Gin, Brandy, Whiste
^ettnapjiih, McOiftiifo* Afe, j
Crockery aid CUrt V*
Hardware, jinn
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