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is. S. BA AT.BAJJY, 'I 535“ Kxocutors, Adminiatraton »nn Guar (liana, who aomctimcs een<l in advertise ment. through tho Ordinary of their reapoc- ; l' I'lllvk Awintics, hive entire eontrol of the same, nnd rnn publish them in the paper of ■: i theirehoice. They will bear till* in mind. /, j,, Nijali riotiros must bo necompnnied with the “ ’ cask l'ni'c ran he ascertained from the " J " Ordinary of conntica—who have our Stiver- tlshd rates in their offlee. t'c Ay Unhappy Static.—Ilriefc Pomeroy says he is sory for tho Department of Mis souri. It could enduro yellow fever, chol era or n short harvest much heller than the iniiietioh of one month of Phil. Sheridan. IsfT Tho stock of cotton on hand in Au- 'gtista nnd Hamburg, on Monday, by actual count, was 3,371 bales. ' i “Why don’t yon trade witli mo V” said n close fisted tradesman to n friend (ho other day. Tho .reply was characteristic: “Yon have never invited me, sir. j have looked all through the papers for an luvi* lation In Ihe shape of an 'advertisement, . and fonrid none. I never go where I am not hivited." ,, „ , Cbwhitncod lit the Methddist Chitreh in'tills city.' There Were aboat thirty delcgaths present. Tho meeting was opened wrftHie- S ioitf lervice by tho Residing Elder,Riv. W. Mills. Kovs. Moore and woro elected Secretaries. Tho timo up Inst night was taken up in hearing reports from the various pastors of their work.— They represented the church which they serve, anon a henltuy condition. And al though timea has lieen hard, nnd money senrec tho finances hnvc in most ease* been hotter attended to tlian formoly. Thereto preaching at tho church every day and night. > '. Aside from tho rognlnr representations wo notice Kov. <1. Jf. Bunnell, President of tho Wosloynn Fomalo College, nl Macon, and Dr. Hamilton, President of Andrew Fo^ nlc College, at Cutlibort, hoiii liero Beck- garter tho interest of tlioir excellent schools. (.rent disappointment waa telt in tho failure of liisliop Andrew to roach tho meet* big. The Griffin Union speaks of individuals who turn up tlioir noses at “n'jgger equality,’’ • o' mid asks tho following questions: “Will thoto tnen who wont sit on juries with black men, tell ns that if their objcctiuns can bo overcoino, if black women are sulwtitu- ■ tad* -■ Tliia follo,w Swayzo has long sineo heeu excluded from decent aoeioty, on account of Ids nflUationwith negroes. The hist question Is ohnmclcrlsticof the man and his antecedents.' Out of ms .Torisuiotion.—An ninusing rase was brought a few days ago before the Freedman’* Bureau, in Amcriuus, lor ad- justmout. A gontlemnn of tho African ’sodnt bad tho misfortiino tobo killed by lightning: yvliqrehpbn somo half dozen or mpro ot tho colored porauaiion waited upon thoBiimm Agont, Capt. IL, to have ilie matter investigated, Tho Captain after patiently hearing tho ease, go: out of it by telling'them It was out ofida jurisdiction. J. B. Hoss ifc Son.—It will lie grituiying to our country mcroliniits to know that this oldreliablo establishment is still in full blast, nod la now bolhg filled witli nil man ner nnd stylesol winter goods. The senior member of the firm, has been North fora iiionlli or. two, Inking ndvniitngo of Ihe market and laying in just snub goods ns will suit tho peoplu of Georgia. A complete stock of everything can ho had nt this large wholesale establishment, and money can be saved in Macon than by going further North. They are prepared to till all orders, that may lie sent them witli promptness nnd dispatch. Iteml their list of articles in another rnliinin. __ Tim Land wk Imvz.—This oxollont Southern Magazine 1ms been placed upon our tablo by Messrs. Havens it Brown, Pi Macon. It is edited by Gen. D. II. Hill, and published at. Charlotte, N. 0., at B3 per an num. Tho Contributions are of a high ordor, and thedllTerent departments nro arranged in the most admirable manner. Tho "Haver Sack” is decidedly attractive, its contents oven of this number is worth more Ilian the mibsoribtion price. It oan bo Imd by the single copy, or by tho year, by addressing Messrs, Hnycusit Brown, Macon, Go. IsDKiiTRn,—Wo arc indebted to Messrs. Havens it Brown, of tho News Depot in Mncon,lor a largo supply or,goading mat ter, consisting of magasincs and papers.— Among them—Every Saturday, Godey for September, Ladies Friend, Pettorson’s mag azine, Frank Leslie's magazine, New York Ledger, Leslie’s Weekly, ibo., ite. Mon Seiner.—As the legitimate points of Hadiaalisiio, we have every reason to fear that a spirit of violonco and all disregard foi* law is rapidly increasing in oar midst. { It is creeping put in many localities, and will ul timately culminate in conflicts and blood shed. Anarchy witli its tertiblo realities isjnst one step removed from ns, unless, stringent measures J^^lapted and this fiendish spirit sun.tSk.h^ quelled, we wil] inevitably drill into that horror of horrors ■fr* war of moes. Wo aro cohsoieoeo that that somo of our readers will regard this as a vile vagary, but ueveitbolcss wo hearti ly believe it. From what we have seen, beard, and read, we oan oorae to no other oonolusion. Nor oan w;e escape from its stiltbrings. Tho beat that wo enu do, is to prepare ourselves tomecUt. ' •■ ;,)• '■ Tit< Nrw Orleans Crescent says that Weodbt so fond ot Grant beeauso Giant is ^o fonfl 'Of tlio Weed. But T. is iiot tho "Weed Grunts is fond of. TitR^tojyiOtleAniJejikiiucJironiolesthat Sheridan, sineo his comb was, eat, wears A 11 white hat in the streets of ihavelty. In ,B SAn> that the negroes of tho Song no longor smell. KnfVauchiaotncnt lm , . ^..deodorized tliem.—Louisville Journal. ... . jifjntl HtWcitf CoHvebtion: It is pro* iigont loyal citizens.—[Atlanta Era. Mwai amyfel t^whatf If to tho Government, up to] 1 - 11 " Era’ll pets will not stand a shadow of a chance. Satan himself cannot bato good with more malignity than thcao vipers do tho Constitution nnd the laws of tho gov ernment. If tho Km means loyality to Radicalism, however much he mny dislike Tu uk Sinx.—Tho Atlnntn Km says that if negroes should lio elected ns delegates to tho (,'oiivontioii, “it will bo n high compli ment to a giiisq whom n short time ago the ■lisuiiioiiists (!) considered ton ignorant to vote; now they affect to believe none are so well qualified, intellectually, to servo as del egates nnd representatives, even to Con gress." Tho Km knows very well that upon the puint of availability “none nro so well qual ified.” The question has been narrowed doivn to Allis issue, wo arc compelled to olioosc between a negro nnd n “ mean white mail." Oftbotwo,wc infinitely prefer the negro. His home is with us, nnd he expects Co remain lioro. Consequently tho negro has more nt stoke, nnd will more emphatic- ally and truly represent the interests ot our country than tho adventurer who squats among us for tho spoils aud plunder of of five, or the whito-livored southerner who would sell his birth-right fora lucssot pot tage. We have thousands who are better qualified (Imn the negro, to servo ns dele gates, hut they nro not be found in tho ranks of Radicalism, and hcnco stand no chnnco of lucccaa, Tub Ciiancks.—Tho Shricvoport .South western calls upon tho Northern Demoorn cy to umku a square out light with Radical ism—on tho stump nnd nt tho ballot box— and not to leave all the work to a “torlorn hope of editors.” Wo ltnvo heard enough about the great renntion taking plncu nt tho North—especially from tho aforesaid edi' tors—and would bo pleased to have some more substantial evidence of the taut than newspaper articles. We opine that it is something similar to tho delnsivo hope that led us on during tho war, called “foreign in< (mention,” The grent need of the hour jn a unity of action among ourselves, and even if wo nro overwhelmed, we liavo tho conso lation of knowing that our honor and self- respect is still untarnished. But wo have every oonfidouoe, il the Frcsidcut continues his present programme, that in tho end wo will ho sneeossfnl. Savannah Medical College. tjCU it, tho negroeshave a olnipi, for none are rdont in their affliction for this ihtal more ardei delusion. Ifit depends npon intelligence, moat assuredly tho colored pooplo hnvo higher claims than tho hordo of “ whito trash” that are worshiping nt tho shrino of radicalism. r gUiJ.'Uil -JJ UJ-gttSL .. ..iUJ 1LBJ . ow Advertisements. iRj -V; method of ii r, thtss. , ua WdreliouiD formerly I S^y Adami ft Reynold*, end reeei J. P Chapmen, omlie corner of First end Poplar streets (near the Market House) where Hjeywill give their si riot personal attention to the STORAGE AND BALE OF COTTON. Wilt makeliberal advances on Cotton In store or shinned to any of the Northern market*, Savannah or Livarpool. Will give prompt attention to filling orders for BAgcttgaBd Rope or Iron Ties, and other supplies. eeptF, no 90 ’‘Amo. DOORS, ZizaT or LETTuaa R EMAINING iu the Post Office, at Albany, Ga„ September Uft, 1847. j| Baker, Lace, col.; Blair W F; Bounce Riehard; Bownn Bliss Margaret, col, 2; Brantley Wm R; Brown, Arlen; Brown J A. Cori, Matilda; Cook /amta; Cook Charley; Crawford Marie, eol; Coch ran, Mrs B; Cochran, Mrs James. Dixon, Mins Uraos; Davis Mrs Elisabeth; Davis P. II. Glown, B ~ ; John'A.' Ifase Ben; Jfate II C; 0; Goervy, . Usrris Mis* Driiciils; Hill Alexanders Htiokeby Lorcnxo; \ C; Jor Higgins John. Jonss, Collins A C; Jordan Miss Irsnt. Kirabrell Mm Eliabeth. Langston F M,— ngi Matheney Mka &( A; Morgan Geo W. Porter Larkin ’ * ‘ John R A; Richards Ed- L; Pop* Ann, eol; Rioks , ward; Rosborengh Moses; Ryans Rally; Kmith J W, Smith Jones II; Sloan ft llowner; Sparks D R; Thom •on Jerry; Waller* Mrs A N; Wilson Miss Surah 2; Winds, Edward; World Hamilton, col. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say advertised. M. J. RICHARDSON, P M LOUISVILLE Wrought Iron Cotton Tie. The Beat and Simplest Tin in tha Mnrkat. For Siilo By FEARS, LAWTON & OO. attocsRr, moduor asu commission MERCHANTS, 77..,. Third Btreat, MACON. QA. 77 w HO lmve now on hand a supply of the above ™ BAGGING, flOPB, IKON TIB, BAOGINO, UOPE, TWINE, CORN, BACON, PLOUR. BUGAR, COFFEE. - ehoeily ha _ ^ ... GROCERIES, all of wbiob we offer at lowest mar- 8ei ket rates. lep 7, 1807. lw Savannah Medical College, SAVANNAH, OA. f|^HE Eleventh Annual Course of Lectors* in this InBtilation will commenco on the First Monday in November next, and oontinnefonr months. Faculty: In another column will bo found tbe nil vei tlzement of tliia Gollego. Wo detract nntliing from llto dozcrvmi reputation of other .Southern zehoolz, when wo >ay:that tlio elmirs iu tho Savannah Medical College are fili&i liy gentlemen whoso long oxpori- oneoi ,ln tlio practioe of Mcdicino and Sur gery, M well ns in tcaohiug, entitles them to tho oonfldonoo oftiiosp who would prepare tliomaolvcs for tho discharge of the duties of tho inedioal profession. * Under iliti present organization of this aohool, the chairs havo tiro aid of adjunct professors, and the varions branches tnnglit are so divided that the course of instruction will be jworo thorough than usual. Tho Savannah Hospital and Alms Ilonso under tho e.ru of tho sovoral Professors, furnishes the most ample opportunities for thorough instructions in every department of me^loiuo and surgery, f end lmve .tl.ndeU Iwo cour.oe of Leofures: theflr.t n s Collego of good Standing aud Ilie last in th, Savannah Medical College. The College building vraa used 'dnrlng th, late war na a Confederate Hospital, with tha content of the Faculty. Il was Mamed a. a Hospital by tho United Slate, foroa. after tha surrender of Ihe city. The building has since been thoroughly ronovoted nod apparatus supplied for DemonstMion of Lao. tuns. CHARGES: Kor Course of Lectures $10$ 00 latrioulatiou.."...... 6 00 issvcllng Ticket, (paid only one,.) 1.. WOO Diploma.;. .I 80 00 W l7, 1807 lm fST'Tlie Atlanta Era says: “The llrc-eating press ofGcorgia havo run .Ban,! Hill,till they have finally run thorn- selvsjintotho ground) these journals don,t swing around and reform, they will probably end fit “ .V^i^oodorizcd ol fmyfli . rfr u Tn* Btat* Tax'—We leant from the the Poor House snd be buried at thu State’s expense.” The Era, wo aro inulinod to think, i, die- posed to measure other people’s talers in its own half bushel. In other words, is dispos ed to judge of .tho financial couditiftu to which other ptessds will boreducodby the loss of court advertising, by what was its irovious to issnsneo -.of order tly mistaken. There renco botwedn tbe pi id the Ere,. The Jormer have the _ nciu and support of tho intelligent whites and conservative blacks of Georgia: offion hunters, under whose patronage it was doing c Starving business—nnd to prevent its being a charge on private contributions as tW -rasaon tsf ' "' of order 40. t be alarmed, fViond Bard, tho Hill he«4bx. condition flnsnoially. notices nnd sales Urt compelled to bo published, hi tho oontrary .to low, will bo the greatcat Si fertrs.—ColnmbugSun. Federal Uqion that,tho 8tate tax ofGeergia. fivi.ii - ; 'ii,. _;.'i_tii u. .SBL.W 1 for this.year,wiilbpt®W.*«> t P ?-'' the hundred dollars, -■ •1 -’wcv'l li. D. ARNOI.p, M. D., i’rof. Theory and l'ractioe of Medicine. 1\ M. KOLLOCK, W. I)., Prof. ObatetrioR nnd DiieaseH of Women and Chil dren. W. G. BULLOCII, Me 1)., Prof. Principle* nnd Practice of Surgery. Adjunct—T. J. Ciiabltox, M. l>.; Will Lecture on Minor aud Operative Surgery. J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Materia Medic* and Medioal Jurisprudence. Adjunct—R. J. Nunn, M. D.; Will Lecture an Med ical Jurisprudence nnd Toxicol jgy. .TURIAH HARRISS, M. D., Prof. Phyaiology and Pathology. Ai^unot—J. G. Thomas, M. D.j Will Lecture on Pathology. W. H.WAIUNO.M.D., Prof, Anatomy. W. M^HAUTERS, M. P., Prof. Chemistry. Adjunct—W. If. ELiioTf, W. D.; Will Lecture on Pharinaccuticnt Chemiitry anduseaof the Micro scope. W. DUNCAN, U. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy. R. P. Myers, M. D., Assistant Dmonstrator and Curator. REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION. The appUoani must be of good moral character, P. ROBENSON KGS leave to inform the eillsens of Albany abd vicinity, that he bae opened hi* Sbop over Ihe atore of Bagg* ft Stephens, next to Telegraph Office, and will be pleased to receive a ebare' of publio patronage Making and Trimming oxeonted la the latest and best style. Charge* mode- rate, P. ROBENSON. ^xajrypept ? ,; tf Jj ‘I- - M' Glazed Sashes, Blinds, ^K HAVE JUST RKCEIVED, and arc adding to it dailyf a large and nssovted slock of DRY GOODS, vaaant ® Look Al TEpj ru&Niii —xow orxMixo «„^l 01<3L Flag gj ON JA CKSON STfi J A well selected. etoacnfFiiDv,^ of several uice '‘‘ill Chamber Setts, Both fanoy and staple; GROCERIES, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, HARDWARE, IRON, Etc. STAIR BALLUSTERS, Newel Posts, Moulding, &c., Which we propose to sell as low as any house in the State, and we respectfully solicit our old prompt customer*, and a* many new ones, to favor us with a call and. Inspect our stock and prices, which we think will convince the tnost skeptical mind of the useless expenditure of time and’ money by going further north, east and west, in finding cheaper or better goods. ‘ A Largo Stook of common sixes always on hand. BLAIR & BICKFORD. 203 Bay Slrtet. Savannah, Georgia. September 7 90 8m. GHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Our Dry Goods Department, On oar second floor, fs^ complete and full iu nil its various parts, embracing a Bill line Bleached Domestics—8-4, 4-4, C-i, 8-1, 10-1 and 12-4. Prints of all grades and stripes. Dress Goods of all manufacture Aa Immense lot Clothing Pants Goods, both of ehenp and extra quality Hosienr, Glovea and Yankee Notion* generally, Boot* for Boys and Men goes, Brogans—Boy's aud Men’s and Gents' Dress and Walking Shoes, patterns, of nil Mens’ and Boys’ Hate, largo lot ‘ ” tuoky WE HAVE El ZED IMI- O "V IE3 D |ROM Mulberry Sired to HOLLINOSWOltTH'S Blanket!, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans Double and Single Barrel 8hot Gun* Also a good line MUinery Goods, and in fact al most anything a man may call for. F I „ r NEW BUILDING, on tho bonier of the alley, within sight ot Hardeman and Spark’* Ware house, almost opposito Wolfolk’s Warehouse, on WE ALSO HAVE A Mammoth Stock of Groceries XMURACTNU Poplar stroet, only a few steps from the Passenger ihe ** ” * “ Depot, and near the Brown 'House and National Hotel. Any of yon that want BACON, CORN. i’LOUR, MEAL, Family LARD, Gh'ocerie8, Plantation SUPPLIES, BAGGING, IRON TIES, &e. Givo uk a Call. Wo nro sole agents for Charles Nelson's Celebrated Copper Distilled Whiskies, Tobacco of all grades and qualities F. R. and Parker's Osbaburgs Maoon Sheetings Yarns—all numbers Bagging of the Blanket Manufacture—weigh* ing 2 1-4 lbs. per yard Arrow and Buckle Ties, Nails Powder and Shot Sugar of all grades Coffee of all qualities Soaps, Potash Candles, Raisins Craokers, Snuff 'Ding (’bnir. f nrl.dM, p l, C4 J lurid Cm,,,** 'YinaorCh*; umllnftid 0HA1T1S of Ml lot of Bcdstondn, Single Bureaus nml Wnshstands, Wnrdroba, All of which will be soldsrI reasonabce t] ns can be bought from any slmlU* » in South-Western Georgia I hand nil kind* of ***■ FURNITO) ueeded by Ihe citizens of Albany »JI country. ” « in. nARiv Albany, August 16, 1807. !M a. c o s n , O FFER For Sale the followinm filA __ 1 • “ sale or Retail, ns low asaojii 200 boxes Star Candles, COO Sack; j 600 sacks Virginia Salt, 800 SACKS NEW] One h indrcd sacks Bio, Java aiQh 160 barrels choice VIRGINIA TO! And have on hnnd, in addition, a large stock of Wines, Brandies, Ac. Megratii & Patterson, Geo. Maoon, Sep. 7. troo Georgia—Dougherty County. Case Liquors and by the barrel Vinegar, Pepper Spice, Ginger Ilollow-Ware, Sad Irons Hatchets, Axes Drawing Knives Table and Pocket Cutlery Augurs, Chisels and File* Also 200,000 lbs. assorted Iron Very eheap Plough Steel, eto. Thanking our friends and strangers for tiieir pa tronage in the past, we respectfully Holiclt a con tinuation of the aaroe for the future. r We will state that our senior is uow in New York, where he will remain a month longer, Inking the advOnlage of the pressure of houses and manu facturers who are oompelled to realiso. 200 boxes Soap, 25 Hhd*. Cub* L Golden Syrup, 100 bales Gunnyfi Rolls Gunny BAGGING, . T WO Months after the publication of this notice i ” * application will be made to the Court of Ordi nary of said.county for leave to sell all the real Es tate belonging to the estate of Dr. A. C. Hill, late ot saideonnty deceased, for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased, JOHN M. HILL. Albany, Sept. 6,1807 Adm’r A. 0. Hill, dec’d. J. B. ROSS & WHOLESALE DEA1 DO Cherry nnd 66 8eoond streets, sep.8—lm Mncon, Gn. new Warehouse ~firm. 25 Bales Yarns, 5 I Drillings, 25 Bales Brun| 10 Bales Georgia 100 boxes Pearl Starch, 50 cuol Lobsters, 100 cases Gore Ojsten, if J 15 boxes Cod Fish, 100 doxeu BRf " 175 Barrels St L. PASSANO & SONS, —IMPORTERS AUD DKALKRH IN— Notiuns. Fancy Goods, rjlHE undersigned having formed n Copartnership , Fancy Goods, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, under the firm name of Woolfolk & Anderson, For ihe purpose of RECEIVING. 8TOR1NO nnd SELLING COTTON, respectfully tender their scr- —AND- Small Wares, 268 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore, - - - Md. vloes to their planting friends. We have secured a portion of the Warehouse formerly occupied by Coatel ft Woolfolk, more recently by Mr. Jonathan Collins. We hope, by strict attention, to give satis faction to our patrons. James h. woolfolk, JAMES H. ANDERSON, sep3-flm] 20 barrels Copperas, 100 kegs POtl SHOT, 500,000 PERCUSSION fjflj BAR LEAD, ALSO, A No. 1. PI AN Very Htt 1° used nnd in perfect onkrj w> : WANT TO BUY I for ■op. 3— L. J, OUILMARTIN, JNO. VIAMHRRY, X. W, DRUMMOND. L J. GUILMARIIM & CO, COTTON FACTORS XD Sale ! N pursuance of an order of the Honorable Supo- rior Court of Leo county, Ga., will be sold bc- 'ore the Court House door in tho town of Starkville, in said county, on tho first Tuesday in October next, within the legal hour* of sole, the east-half of lot of land number 182 in the 14th district of •aid oounty, containing 1011 acres, more or less, for division on the application of Elizabeth Halfnld and others for partition. Terms—CASH. SOLOMON PAGE,) J. R. GILBERT, >• Commissioners. WM. 0. GILL, J Sep. 8,1867. IE) Hides, Tallow, Beeswais For which wc will pey tho Highest Market) Seymour, Jobnsoal August 10, 07 A Desirable HoiuM FOR SAT.X ’I GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Georgia. 19- Liberal ADVANCES mule on CONSIGN MENTS. |gy Order, promptly filled, nt Lowest Market Rates. Aug. 30, 1087 3eq 3m 87 & Reynolds, T. J. HINT & CO,, 80 • -Mulberry Street - -80. nynA.ooiT, gka.. 9?. AND DEALERS IN . lass Ware. GEORGIA—Dougherty County § OTI DAYS liter dite application will be raido to tbe Goiwt of OedtnuT of eXd couniy, ftr ra t # sell the House and Lot on ihe corner of Brand and Jefferson etreete. In tho eltj of Albony, btltnglnf to thooililo of Gcorgo W. Collier, dee d. Sold for ibo benefit of tho beira and creditors of raid unto. NANCY E. COLLIER, tonbor 3d, 1887. Exooulrix. Know, Irwin (5onmy. At the C*rn«r v, • ,XXt. vruigitn Uriel . *t Cotton, Will make liberal etera. Are of HnrrU <fc Ross, id IPephtr Slreteta. N addition, keep, nlwnyi on hnnd n full «toe1t »rket. Knife, Lunch and Traveling or.ge_.nd tale A Niw Nom—By the favorite »o fl|g^ Toeoday In NoTRnb.rn.xt, within th. l^tl boor, 'orsale, City Lot number 71, on Brand otraot, lw ' dty of Albany, O... owned by JsbnH.Diia- u tbe time of hi. dwth, containiogc R if Clothe^ Marl ket. i Juniper *nd Fainted Tnbi anil Duokela'i .Japanned Chamber Setu, Water Cool.re, Ten Traya •and Wuitnra, Table Cattlary, Table Mata. Feather Dnetara, Plated Ware, Lampe, Kereeene ell, Me. * Th. Xrado .npplled ki * hbaral'■ ft i dleeonnt. ■ty, on tkatrat athal " ATTENTION! 2Wia > 67. wm plaaa. aaad na'a atntement BEEB’S & BRINSON* ' w - “ T>Y_ Tirtoa ofan order from the Honorable .the bore . Court of Ordinary of Dougherty county, will WM on the first Tuesday in November next, P city lots, the one lving on the South side of P? street, known as the King Garden, in the city of Albany. Alao, lot number 79 on the North uide of Commerce afreet, containing one ncro. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of George B. King, late Of said county, deceased. Terms cash. Sop. 3, 1888. *- V”'’ AllraV I offer for sale Hint desirsble H«e Lot bccupied nt present bj Mt- * Cooke, on Pino Street, knownufim ly of Henry .Sohurr. It is aUrg«»M bouse, with nil necessary out acre of land, moro or less, »ccor4bf*| Them is a good well of water lot. For further particulars CIIARL" 81 ’ July 28, 1807. T. E. WHITAKER. lAiitcd States j WHITAKER A SASSEBN,.. Within one liaiKlredTU l *1 Poaaeuffcr I Corner Alabnmn andFryorSla..-- augl—lm^ THE Model School for To« Andrew Fern .'Si 1 ? 1 ?' Ulc, j‘ b Xuokornpplioalo mo forletfera •dmlnlatratlen of the ratal, of John H. .looker. Into of raid county, deceased Thran.ara therefore ta.lte all andairgnlar tho kin- drod and orodUora of raid doooaaod, to be and aft* Vtaffft raff inw nffinw rallLI- at at ' .... . • at my office within the time prescribed by law, f* f«b28,18 Cm jial signs' i L. M. COLUKRTH, Ordina^plrwin county. ELY OTTO, Otowxl Newspaper Agent, —Bryan Street— " .iMr-' rai* » vsr corner on bull A ( At ATIvmmk’alfeir.Jlepo SAVANNAH, - - cuthbert ILL enter hpon ito Monday, October 7iXf ic Teachers and mxnifxfiP^J reseat all Churches. Thejf thorough In their respective Tho Course of StuJy is •" French, Qenssu, Music,« taught most perfecilr. .. J Boarding. Uoust. No-1; j. Ladies will find it A H0MK*f Tho Physical Training, a®d Normal School Depart nttractivaTenfhrei. The DisoipHne cannot be •fTT.iJ The Teachers ere nil g*®*; The Charges are uni Cuthbert is justl “ $ST Send HAl . N. B. My Teachers of again. J August 24, 57. JUST* GA.' IthaSp’tobao 00 ; r m J; V Al-oIlalf.Amd.VJbJ Pining ('hairs. -^1 Liquors and" 125 barrels pure Leaf Lard, 100 kepi Hour Shoulders, Sides and! 76 barrels new crop Mnokeret, 1— 15,000 lbs. IPuro WHm| 275 Boxes 250 Coils Machine | 50 TonB Iron] 26 barrel* Cider Vinegar, 25 bales 0 50 Bales Macon <