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rs. lumn. arTiwV ruiv WTICBI , kead, and is consl.nlly ITAtlON »d FAMILY ' i) r y Qoads, Groceries “j^’Jhlck we offer for cosh, or on ■ omit, by making satisfac- tucker a ball. ^Planters! t nifi ,«ii^nmn f H im i ny tolrrm**M4lic president. Congre** •ajouvm*a very huou after re- cciving the Veto Message of the iHmulunt and passing the amendatory Reconstruction bill over his veto. The Message appears eisewnero in this paper. It contains, we think, very distinct intimations licit the rrniilnit will not .in render the right, which the Constitution confers upon him to execute the laws of the land, hut that he intends to see that the agents appointed hv Congress do not transcend their limits.— The language used is much plninernnd more emphatic than the l’rcBidcm’s former pro tests against Congressional encroachment on hxecutive prerogatives, and it is not won derful that it stirred a breffwi in the Con gress on the eve of adjournment. Had the ails' of the best legal ml, who base coauaenerd Court of Claims, to recover the lax mil Will cost l he fleeter nothing, lb lime to get in you* claims, ihe OMS'snil of Boynton A Wilson, UuU building. .Ti JAMES WILSON. LJ,W. (7f»0 DAY AT IT’ ■ .Express Office. L. C. SIIAW. WtU.^AWKS.—While we lug ourselrea upon the cn- ’ the chills, in our own am were captured by I, wo were compelled lo of Thursday’s paper. , know our renders will We are endeavoring ults, find trust we will contingencies of this • a.—Mr. Cargile has been ■ at Knfauln, and returns nod % hundred per cent. II 1 l-wovking man in the eommii- gile. He is Clerk of the rand Comity Courts. Also il Treasurer of the rity, ami Deputy ition with this, he is i ’several estates—runs a d-owus half-interest in tile If any man can find a heso various duties, we nisli a new hit. Prompt Brhe Is never behind, and amid t of legal pa|iers in the various for a atngle document, he 0*0* upon it at once. For Ltrrangement and prompt- the Model Clerk of the rs Cirrmt. a,—We were pleased to see onr TjvCot, tlic popular Conductor 1-Train, in our city on venter- "IrkMro bnt for a night, having li Our Lucius for one trip.— It Conductor* found it plea- ^ire With worthy the high es- k’Uiey arc hold by the public icMMuuB.—.MoBrtrs. Towns are something to say to onr road- |ri*hnay U* found in another column, workmen not to lie nsliained of, 1 to make good all their 0*U around and sou them. drertisement of improved Col- > Hand Press, at Hunt & .Inlin- Tuehouse. Tliey are said to lie irements. r.—While Mr. Russell and. • were breaking up some old shell • Roger's Poandry on Tuesday last, L-.« m killed the negro ■Wf, blowing Mr. Russell several feet • tw. He however reeeiveil no further \" v * W "g scorched hy the |>owder. I were purchased at Atlanta, and •Jt® be free from powder. «Fnht Dttraiur.—It is stated in a on aulhorit y ofa Iettor f Oriesn*, that Gen. Sheridan will i removing tho entire body . -jjjTexas, with the exception positions of minor impor- c Paschal will probably be ajv* ■'oor Id the place of Governor j» the present incumbent. Traveler of the 10th J* lady in Reading, Massn- x«nversing with some callers ^ pale, and, sinking into a * “Did you hear that gun ? ;” and wept incon- cr visitors had heard no report, . ]>p$bre<l that no gun had that time oil th* place. News ytbat her brother, residing a wii at that very hour ^ nccid'ental discharge of^ while hunting in a groye h—*“Resolutions syni- J^Caadia, were passed.”— from the f’ongres- jreeterday. Wlmt " via are. They B, While shade- people tho worst * * anion—worse condition of ft indeed it it uive than that no that Flour, We have jiist received a large supply ot Sugar, Coffee, Tea, And the Finest T*ot of Cheese, session lasted a day or two longer, we doubt would have had exhibitions 1 would have thrown in the shade all previous displays of radical violence and intemper ance. As it was, somo members denounced the President as “contumacious;” others as serted that he was “defiantand a resolu tion was hastily passed by tho House, “for bidding the President to removo 1 district Commanders without the consent of the Senate, unless the General commanding the armies so recommends.” Willi our present meagre telegraphic information, we cannot seo now it was proposed to accomplish any thing by such a resolution as this. It could not have been a joint resolution, which alone has the force of a law, (and eveu a law of Congress cannot set aside a constitutional provision), for it does not appear to have passed both houses, and indeed could not, •or the lack ot time, have passed both houses and been repassed over a veto. So it bears the appearance of a mere menace to the Pre sident, showing that the House understood the intimations in the Message and wished to threaten the President with a lively ex perience next winter if lie should venture to carry them into oiled. The impeaehers rallied in stronger force than ever after this Message was transmitt ed.. For the first time, they secured a ma jority ill favor of action by the Houses on tlia impeachment testimony. Hut in this, too, they made n showing only ot their im- potenee or the weakness of their cause.— Stevens taunted tin? House witli itsiuuhility toimpeacli the President, declaring “there are v.nhkkv agencies at work, there nro in visible powers at work in this country, that will prevent impeachment.” Wilsonj chair man oft he impeachment committee, thing by this insinuation, denied the imputation and declared that “no amount, ot political pressure should turn him aside from hisdis- charge of duty to the law and tho facts.”— "Hie House, taking him at his word, ordered him to report, hut the telegraph informs us that Wilson “trifled over the matter until the Speaker's hammer fell lor adjournment ” until the *JIst of November. | Columbus Enquirer. Sknsiiu.k Talk imiom tiik Soptii,—-Won. W. Kendall writes from Tex as in the follow ing sensible vcin°Yo7us old paper, the New Orleans Picayune: “'flic lessons which adversity leaches are hard, yet they must b«» !rar *•*!’. And these lessons are always useful. I know that it comes hard for a young man to walk behind a plow who once rode behind a fast trotter, nor is it agreeable for a young lady to make and put on her dresses all by herself, who formerly had a couple of servants to take these irksome jobs oil* her hands. Yet I can see no other remedy, at least for those who have simply been ruined by the war, and the list is along one. That a large majori ty have accepted the situation cheerfully 1 am glad to say is true —I mean (lie situation to earn their own living, and must do it .— And there are many who think, and I am one of them, that ill the long run it will be better for the rising generation of the South—a “’enerntion which is to follow one notorious Vet brought to market, and which will be Bold lower than it can be purchased in Macon for cash. We also have a complete stock of UROK’ERIKS and (’ON KEOTIONKUIES, bought recently, and which cannot be surpassed either for quality or price in the market. Our stock ol FINE LIQUORS is uuei|uallod this side of Louisvilh Albany, Ga., March 2d, 1 Mi (’all and see us at tho 01.1) STAND. iu-iy COOPER & CO. ■ w’vy WELCHS’ DRUC STORE W e^tawwmhki> lftiii ITU our hici-cnning Spring Trade, we ore iu- i?o ok s creasing our Siouk aud faoiliiics Tor buaiheaa. have luaJe our large tra«le by keeping the Best Stcu.k and Best Goods, anti intend lo in^roa'e il in llie same way. You can always expect t" get ai Welch-** everything you need iu (he Drug or Medicine Line, or In Ihal class of FANCY GOODS nu*l sundries usually kepi in Flrsl-CUna Drug Store?. fkajr SI'I.'CIAI. .t '/77.’.Vno.VcnUe*l io n«lver- liaeiueiils hetow. L. K. II. K. " I.I.CII. Medical Liquors. New" JI'$T RECEIVED BY L. E. Welch &. Co. Moshy nnd Pds Meu; rrulsesof th* Hbtnnsndoa h lterttn nnd Hawk Soudl—’hy Muclback ; Vtllkgo on the Cliff—hy Miss Thaakeny; Played Out—by Miss Annie TUomss : Msd Moncton—by Welker Colllis: *; But * Lovengood's paper; Mrs. loids, Eugene I t.i*|iior.H are warrnr.inl pure, and a** good rtB run he hoiighl ill llit- mitUl: Si. Crob Itom. ITOTIOEt T HE UNDKUHIONKD having, for I he present year, the control of ihe Mills known as DAI.I.S, 11* ret 1 mile.-* above Albany, guarantees lh« faithful. | fulfillment of all orders, both for Lumber «jid Meal ui llie shortest notice, having just undergone tho ■ rough repairs. If it will tie more convenient for iuy patrons to leave their orders at Mr. TDCKHR’S STORE, they can do so, amt the same will he forwarded to me or my sou. who has ihe superintendence of the Mills. respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.— Terms (’ASM, If not promptly paid upon presenta tion of hill.4, an additional twenty-tiva per ceut.will he charged. Lumber and Meal will he sold at cus tomary prices. H, C. JEN KINK. January 120. 1807. 4—tf ALL RIGHT AGAIN. M il. MOKHK is again ready to receive Watcl (.’locks, and Jewelry, lor rcpaiis. We guarantee all work (lone. I LIVE AMD - LET LIVE! o. spitz, Oxiposite Town’s Hlook, R K8PK0TFULLY announce* to the ciltsens of Alltany and vicinity, (hat he has ealabtiahed a NEW IJAKKRY, and will he pleased lo have his Old Friends and I'ustnuiern give him a LIRKRAL SHARK of' their palrouage, as his experience is uot lo he excelled in Ida line of huainess. — Orders From Tiik — LADIES for Take, or anything else in Ida line, wilt be pul up lo Hidl their taste. Uivk ms aCall. April DJ, 18H7 afi-drn Ql'R Imp. Fine French Rtatidy Scotch Whisky. Old Pori Wine, Madeira Wine, Gin. Egg Nog. L. K. WELCH & CO., llooksellers and Jewelers, Rail's New Ruilding. Saved from llie Fire. n L,i (I WI sell ul si UR entile slock of Watches ami fine Jewelry ver and Silver Plated Ware, which we wit smalt profits. L. 15. WELCH',S: CO., I'ooksellers and Jewelers, Rail’s new Ridlding Drills nnd Medicines \ II old Rouihoii W hisky, Sherry Wine, Claret Wine, Schnapps. Ac., Ac., Ac. Th, Black Crook llluslroled; Yorn.i Oharlos Dlckin's Noxolo In llonrv Wood's Notfl, in popor; Rrjnok Bun:’ Knifr«on Bonn.l'o Dumor. lie., 4c. More of St. Elmo; Joseph II. nnd Ida Court; Merchant of Berlin: Two Marriages, Ac. d for customer* without exfm I., R. WRLCII A CO . Bookttcilers and Btattonars Any hooka ordered charge. May 11,J48] __ (^ALLlCHAM'SpitLS CHIUS & FEVER ' A LTRfAIN W E liawc used Galligliun'H l «» L. E. A II. E. WELCH, Druggists. EVERY FAMILY IS INTERESTED IN KNOWING THAT AT, WFXCU’S CORNER They can always buy QOOI) AND Fit KS II New Goods Receiving. O UR slock is now complete. Planter*, Physi cian-* and other-*, t-upplled at cheap rates for (ASH. L. K. July It. 18117. E. WELCH (7U) Druggists. F.mHLIKllED I D. 0. HODGKINS A SON, NYludeysib* ami Kctail Doalerw — IN — Fite Arms, Fishing Tackle, li I° n 8 »n<l oiinrcssic "Jkrtlnn.• ’nie ec ^bedcploral.loin "TVP. would not five hundred UleOed form i we eke ont a • A Beniinel. gt \y bi'ougbt uji in iivRomiconf work and in- uoloncensto any iibHuI oniij*ation. The race of men growing u|» will l»«* mmv inns- enbxv—the women stronger nnd b err tier— and theireliiblren sixain improve upon tin 1 stock. I have never beard that exercise was hurtful, and I have eonanlted gooil physi cians on the subject. “How often do wc hear people complain that they have been ont all day hunting for a servant without success. Had they turn ed to in the morning they could have done all their work themselves in a couple of hours, and saved money and shoe leather by the operation. Too many people in the houtli have been brought up to he waited upon; They must now tie their own shoes, and I repeat that the sooner they begin the better it will be. I know that many think they can escape this state of things by going to Hra/.il or some other out-of-the-way place; but toil is the common lot of the poor man the world over, so far ns I have seen, and in no part otthe world is toil so remunerative as in the Southern Slates of America. Let us work.” Thad. Stevens* ‘•Finality.** Washington, July 1G.—A hill was inti a- duced to-day by Mr. Stevens, to enable all inhabitants ot the rebel States conquered by the Uni*od States to form State Govern ments, and declares all governments and pretended governments in the Southern Territories are null and void and of no effect, other than that which they shall dorive from the action of Congress. Tho do facto cor- porations.and offices existing for local pur poses are to be continued until Congress, or those authorized by Congress shall determ ine their existence with proper constitutions Until admitted into the Union, each district as now existing, shall be governed by three commissioners, civilians, chosen by the joint action of Congress. The present registra- fjpn is to bo continued, witu a view to the foundation of State constitutions, which must be submitted to the approval of^ Con- gress. The bill declares the admission of now States into the Union and the recon struction of o|d ones is the sole duty and work of Congress, and noil her the president nor any other head of department, nor the jndieiarv, nor the military, have any right to interfere in snch matters unless required l»y Congress, The opinion of tlm Attorney General on any point' connected with the admission of new States o»*reoom»f ruction of old ones is uwauthori/,cd, ftiql might not to be obtruded on thc_Guvcrument/ Tiik Florida Kailuoad,—ThoJFafpan* dina Courier says the entire? track of the Florida Hailrojid from that city to Cedar Key*, i» now *** ning Ihrongh. iii» Sporting 1 Goods. ofevery ilesoripllon. B^uGUN omllMRTOL MATERIAL always liitntl, niul fui niHlieil lli«? trailo. April Hi. 1517.] New. Goods From New York Sine The Fire. A splendid slock of Pocket Knives, Razors, Sols sors, Talde Cutlery, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges An Ordinance. lie it orihuntd Ay the J/yyor nnd Member* of Council of Ihe nil/ of Albany, and it is hereby ordained by authority of the tame, that 1 > V Ihe first tUy of May in rack and every year Xj there shall Ito appointed hy the Mayor aud Council three ellisetia, freeholders of the city, whose duly it shall he lo assess the value of all the Real Estate in this city subject to taxation, and make a return thereof under oath lo Council by Ihe flret day of July following, which shall constitute a pail of ihe Tax Digest for cadi year. And it shall be the duly of the Clerk, from the former hooks and suoli oilier sources as he may discover, to make mil a list of the defaulters as to such real estate, and furnish tho same to the Assessors, whose duly it .shall lie to assess the value thereof and return their assessment to the Clerk of Council. When theown- «?rs of real estate iu the city of Albany, or their agents, cannot be found, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of Couucil lo post at Ihe Court House and Post Office in said city, a list of the numbers of sueb City Lots in default, for the space of thirty days, nt (lie expiration of which time if said real •slate ts not olaitued and owned, the Assessors shall assess a fair value thereon, and the Clerk aliall enter llie same upon (he Digest as **unkuown" and in de fault, nnd shall assess a double tax thereon, and issue execution for the amount of such lax, audre- tuvn said executions to the Marshal for coUectioa. Passed June 2I», 1807. \ J. M. MERCER, Mayor Pro-tern. Attest: J. F. C*Rim.K, Clerk. July 4lh, 1807. 71~8w TO CITY TAX PAYERS. • The Books for the collection of City Taxes for Ihe year IH07 will he opened from this dwte until the I<ii It day of September uexl. Come up promptly and settle, aud thereby save lha cost of executions. J. F. CARGILE, Treasurer. Albany, Ga., July 10, 1807. _ 75—G0d U. S. Internal Eevenue, loth Divinlon ad DistrictUporgm. Will be sold on the 27lh day of July, 1807, on mad Street, iu the city of Albany, Go., by virtue of a warrant to me directed by J. C. Mcllurney, Collector of the Second District ef Georgia:—One llilUnrd Talde and fixtures, and one sett of bar fix tures, now in the liar Room of \Y. J. Owens, as the properly of said Owens to pay taxes due by him. RICHARD IIODD8, July 18. Dep. Col. 10th Div. 2d Dia. Ga. Flavoring Extracts. Yoaai Powdura, Soda. Black Pappatj AUpleo, Mace. Gin ger, Candles, Gelatines, Cream Tartar, English Mustard, Cayaime Pepper, Cloves, Nut Mega, Soape, Potash, Ac., Ac., !«. E. A II. K. WELCH. Fishing Tackle, kc. L. E. WELCH & CO. READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.- Among the vast improvements of the present time* llie change in remedies is not the lean impoitaiit. Formerly ridiculous mid olten injurious mixtures were administetud upon tho recommendation of one perron to another, or from one family lo another, iih lK-ing"good" for such and such n complaint, while they were, in fact, useless o f worse. Now, Prof. Kayto.v supplies the public with tb # most eflcctunl remedies that educated skill can devise or art can produce, with explicit directions for their nse in each anil every case. In place of the sensulew potions our grandmothers gave, we have the ounning inventions of men learned in the art of cure adapted to our necest-i- tie* nt a nomir.nl price. Prof. Kavtoo** remedies consist KAYTON'S OI,BUM VITAS, The great German Liniment for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tains in the Buck, Joints, Breast or Side, Nervous lleud- uche, Toothache, Earache, Sprain**, Bruises, Burns,etc. ( KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE, Foi sudden Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Acid* Stomach* Ib’.'tUbup, Sore Throat, Sea Sickness,Cholera, Diarrhea ampsfoid Pains in tho Stomach, etc. KAYTON'S DYSPEPTIC PILLS, For Dyspepsia, Bilious Disorders, Coetivencas, Sick Headache, aud all Disorder* of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels; and its a spring and fall medicine to carry off the rankling humors in the blood.—Quitman Banner. These remedies uie innocent, and no person need be alarmed at taking them ; yet they are powerful, and will remove the direaFes enumerated above. A trial will ant- My every one that their curative properties are not over estimated. • Addressall orders to Prof. II. II. Kayto.v, Savannah, Ga'., or to the Agents A. A. Solomons & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, Ga. Beware of counterfeit*. The genuine haa Prof. H. II. Kavtom*s signature on each bottle and box For rale in Savannah hy A. A. SOLOMONS & CO., B. W. MARSH 8l CO., W. M. WALSir, and R. II. TATEM, and by DruggiM* and country merchants generally. july 16— lyr. Georgia—Worth county. By vlrfne of an*order of the Ordinary’ J 6f*said county, will be sold JM98f%Hie Court House door in Isabella, iu said county, between the lawful hours of sale, on the first Tuesdav in Sentember next, lot of land number (Dfift brief nndiTU and ninety-nine, in the Oth district or Dooly county, Ga. Sold as the properly offlSirOTl(e|edy, late of said county, deceased. Terms—CABHfc 1 \ JOHN M. KENEDY, Adm’r of L. Kenedy, deo’d. W TT~“" ii<4 r.s ? Wailey’s Patent Self-Fastening Wrouglit-Iron Buckle Tie. First Premium Awarded at Ltalslaia Premium Awarded Stale Pair. It is as cheap a tie, and the beat one yet invented. It is the strongest tie, standing by teat a strain of (2,000) two thousand pounds. Tbe'most easily ad justed lie, as it is self-fastening. The most simple, requiring only lo slip the band into (be buckle, and the elasticity of the cotton fastens itself, and It can not become unfastened; For sale, in large or small quantities, by BOSS, ROBERT8 k CO., • Commissien Merchants and General Agfa, 811 Front Street, New York City. july10-1nw8m. [iHMTPOXBn] Administrator’s Sale. O N (be first Tuesday in September next, will be sold in the town of Camilla, Mitchell county. Ga., all the Real Estate belonging to the estate of D. A. Bostick, deceased, consisting offiUy aores of land, the south-west corner of lot number 178, in the lltli district of said county. Also, lot number 20 in the Oth district, except 122] acres sold off Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors* Terms, small notes with approved security, payable 1st day of January next. 3 JESSE POLLOCK, Adm’r. July 8,18G7 [postponed] Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in September next, will be sold in the (own of Camille, Mitchell county, Ga., all (he Real Estate belonging to Ihe estate of Daniel Clements, consisting of lob of lend number 150, in the Oth dial riot of said county, (exerat Wid ow’s Dower). Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms, small notes with spproved ue- curity, payable 1st of January nsxt. , v JE88B TOLLOCK, Adm’r. July C, 18C<. ljug NOTj^jpr^^B w# J •4 iffO • at* 11 l l.i WINDOW GLASS, (Al.f SIX KS,) Paints, Oils, Varnishes, And Complete Slock Pain torn’ Mai ovial —AT— If m elrli's Corner. PREPARE FOR SICKNESS! E very plantrk ««um .... iim. by lading iu a lit I le hill of.iiiediuiuea. Plantation and Family Medicines •Ills, amt find (hey III do nil that iiTclaimed for them, and chcorftUly trcomliibnd them to nuhllo favor: T. II. Watte, e*-Goveruor of Ala; A. II. Cillherall Ala; M. I„ Woods, 200 Broadway, N. Y.; Jno. . A. Sanford. Attorney Genetal of Alabama; W. Bibb. Montgomery, Ale.; E. A. Banka, New Or leans, La; Geo. Meson, Esq., Mavor of Wetumpka, la.: J. C. Riddle, N, 0., late R. It. contractor, Ala. and Georgia. * ■ •• - DAN’L SAYRE, Grand'Sec. Grand Lodge of F. & A. M., Ala. Atlanta, Ga..March 25). GaUighen's Pills have been used in hundreds ef caeca under my knowledge, with perfect success.— recommend them lo the afflicted everywhere. JOHN 8. I’llATIIKR. I.uwnuks County, Ala. Gallighsn’rt Pills.—I have given them and used liem fur some lime, for Chills and Fever. If they have ever failed in ciiriug, 1 have never heard of it. CROWELL llRODNAX. Albany, GX., Feb. 20. 1807. Messrs. L E. & II. E. Welch—Gents: 1 have used GaUiglian'a Pills iu more Ilian forty cases of Chills mil Fever mi llie plantation of, R. K. lllnes, Esq., during llie past year, nnd iu no case have they fatl- i*«l to *lo all they claim to do. 1 consider them the best Fever nnd Ague Pill iu use. A. II. FANT. Amknicus.Ga., Sept 18,1808 Gents—Galligban'M Pills met with ready tale here, aud are taking ihe place of nil other remedies for hills and Fever. 0. W. HANCOCK. Amkricuh, April 17, 1807 One box of Galliglmti's Pills cured tueperfectly of .’liilla and Fever. Tliey nre the best medicine for 'hills aud Fever I over aaw. A. G. R0NALD80N, Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga i„ For tala by nil Drugglata. g^gr* Country Mercliniils supplied at wholeaala prices in Albany, by L. K. & II. E. Welch, llilemau & Ball, and Gilbert A Brother. WIIOLKHALK HY HLOIINT k IIALK, Montgomery, Ala. Edward Wilder & Co, Louisville, Ky, Barnes Ward fit Co, New Orleans, Ilarrat Rlstey k Co, and Mc- Kessous k Bobbin, New York. May 2*1, 1807 M-Om Pul up with careandat LOW FIGURES. Medical ' Chest a, CORNER. very complete, L. E. k II. al WELCHS E. WELCH. DO YOU SMOKE? W E Still keep those FINK CIGARS and ‘THAT TOBACCO’ everybody brags on who uses. MKHSCIIAUM PIPES, which we warrant genuine, from $0 to $4U eauh: Dur ham Smoking Tobacco, and other lino brands. L. E. & II. E. WELCH, Druggists. -A.noth.er ^iOMBS, BRUSHES, Lot SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. POCKET BOOKS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, Ac., at NEW BOOKS. Merchant of Berlin—By Mahlhnch. Frederick the Great, “ *• Joseph II, *• •• Two Marriages—Ily Miss-Moloch. Noble Life, «• «• •• Sunny Bank,'* “ Marion Ilarlnn. Dr. Johns, qi •* Mitchell. Sir Brook Farbruuke—Hy Charles Lever. Ciliaen of Prague, •• Miss Howlll. The Dove iu Eagle's Nest. Mule Singer—By Mrs. Anna Cora Ritchie. St. Elmo, '* Miss Evans. Just received by I- E. WEIXII A CO. feb 10. 14—if REVOLVERS. |OLT'S, Cooper’s Self Cocking, National Atm Co'e, Whitney’s, Bacon's Merwin Brey’a. 812 to $25. L. K. WELCH & CO. Albany Book and Jewelry Store, A 1,or EspccUl p.iu. V*'; jn Oiling I ho. .p.ci.l ortlrr. for either lleofcd notiik Work, M.g.iinei c Prices from Musical Inetrinnenls, Ware, Ac., Ac. tines, Music, Gkokha—Worth county. These are to notify the kindred and eredlton. at d all others coacerned, to ba and appear at my offlea within.Ike time prescribed ky law, and show cense, If any (key can. wky Ceila E. Bockelaw, ad ministratrix witk tka Will annexed on Ike aetata of James Buekelew, deceased, should not ba diaekarw- ed from her eaU trust. J.:W. ROUSE. July 10/57. Ordinary. OcoKaiA—Worth ooanty Notloe le hereby given to all i atl skallwpjptyio tkeHenom AbyyofriarfSM^tgkr km tar^ i m Gnardiaafrirtk * * nor heirs of A'? -*gL Watuns, Jewelry, Silver LTK. WELCH A CO. Fishing Tackle. I F you want eootl luck when jrou go n.hing, go lo I ho Book Rtore uil hoy Ihe he»t Tackle. A Urge Mock U(K>K8, I.INBH, BOBS, FLOATS *«•. *o gr**’ rerlely. 1. K. WRLCII 4 CO. O N On MB T 1 BUT NOT Credit! Fine WntcheH find Otockx Repaired eetUrMItoo .RpMUeleQlwe. re lUanufaclurrd by Ihe H. Y. PI«no ('•■y'ly, —AUK NOW rou *At.V. AT— WELCH’S DRUG STORE* ALHANY, GA. —:o:— T HIS Company is new prepared to turnout fifty Pianos per week, which nre pronounced by the best judges to bo INFERIOR TO NONE. There arc no Pianos made that will stay in tune like them. They nre made of the best material, with great care, aud by the most skillful workmen selected from the BEST FACTORIES*^ in this and tho old country, and fully warranted to stand in any climate and to give as good sal Israel ion as any Pianos held for $1,000. 1 have been through all the first-class Piano factories iu Baltimore, Phil adelphia, New York and other cities, and have found none superior lo the New York Union Piano Companies make, which are emphatically the Plano for the People, for they can be sold from one to two hundred- dol lars less t lien can be bought from any other reliable maker. They are the Vei-v Thin« for those living where they cannot get tuning done often. 1 am agent for the sale of these Pianos and' will warrant them as long as any others will. I have been engaged in Ihe business thirty years and speak advisedly. O. B. R1GC. Having consented to keep these PIANOS on rsle, we have had t iem thoroughly tested, and from the universal opinion expressed, we are prepared lo recommend them. J. W. BURKE A CO. May lRlTi, 18(17 61-ly THE LATE"FIRE BURNT’ UP Welch's Corner, But our Friends and Customers wilL find us at Ball’s New Building, JUST BELOW RAWSON’S, T) BADY to serve them is before. We are rt- Tli eelving daily NEW GOODS to take the place of those lost In theiro, so if you want any Iking in the DKUQ (.INK, go * usual to Welek’a at Ball’a Building. : V' *■ A; . •LbJt.A H. B, W1LC1. sveArs* Fruit-Preserving TimalM I. prtraat tk, kind, of Fruit, Toulon, WM. Ullk and MaVkUri* 5, 1867. *1* *-