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s* ^JHOMBSTiA^V 'Eaitor. JgjV TftDPICTT. t »y ) ana grogrieigr*. THOMASYILLE > GA. Saturday, April 5, - - 1873. Boehm, Bendhf.im & Co.—The Atrualovers of the weed would never pass this popular bouse on Bay St., vrilhqpltejQPpipgk They rank A, 1. Give UitShfSTcail wTTen in Savannah. A number of our merchants have been ^ jns^islng from Messrs. 11. B. &Co., and tlie popularity of their cigars, to bacco's, etc., attests the genuineness of the article. Ludden & Bates.—This house appears in our advertising columns, * one or our largest advertisements.— Messrs. Jmdden Sc Bates are liberal advertisers, and hence their success.— p,Thoy arc supplying a desideratum that ‘/hfis long been wanted in Gocrgia—a ^‘gratxlnss music house. Sec their ad vertisements, and if your daughter wants a Piano, order it from Luddeu Sc Bates and yOu will get a good in strument. ^ CnAMi’ioN & Freeman.- This .-well known grocory bouse needs no 11 words of commendation at our hands. It is already well and favorably known •over South-west Georgia, and Florida, and those who entrust their orders to this substantial firm, will have them filled at the very lowest market rates. All goods aro warranted jusst as rep- •'resented by Messrs. C. Sc F.' Head their advertisement and give them a call. }• HeIdt, .Taudon ACo.—This large jtfpthing house attracts the attention - of*all who pass tlowu Broughton SL The well known reputation of the members of this firm, for fair and up right dealing, have built up lor them a trade if which arty house ihight be proud. They deal with all alike, and «. sell on the. shortest possible margin. If our readers want anything in the clothing line, this house will supply them at rates as reasonable as they could he supplied further North.— Give them a trial. M. Bot.ey & Co.—This extensive furniture house, is situated on Brough ton street. Their slock will be found to comprise everything in the furni- ' turo line. Dealing directly with the manufacturers ns they do, they are enabled to sell goods as low as any • house in Georgia. They guarantee all goods sold by them to be just as i | lc j n g spread on the ground and which NEW TOPE UHUR0E. ; A SABBATH IN THE COUNTRY—AN ABLE SERMON—A LARGE AND OR DERLY CONGREGATION—GENUINE OLD-FASHIONED COUNTRY HOfiPI- * TALITY — PLANTATIONS AS tHEY APPEAR—SPRING TIME HERALDED BY FLOWERS- v V \ Elsewhere in ^our^ssue to-day^vill be found a report of a Sunday School Convention which met at New Hope Church, on Friday and Saturday, the 28th and 29th, ult In company with a legal friend, not that we anticipated that his profess ional services might be required, left town at 91-2 o’clock, on Sunday rooming, and were soon whirled away along deeply shaded roads, through farms and by farm houses. It was a lovely, soft, balmy morning, with not a clond in the blue sky ; whilst the soft twitter of the woodland songsters made nature vocal with their rich gashing melody. We tried to respond to this most enchanting serenade by singing, “Come Birdie, Come,” .but broke down. Wo were pleased to note the thrift and general appearance of prosperity, that is so apparent, and which strikes the eye pleasantly along the entire route, to New I/ope. Fence comers clcanod out, briars, corn-stalks, and all kinds of rubbish piled up and ready to be re moved or committed to the flames, where they have not already been; the rich new earth freshly turned up In many places and ready to yield a good harvest to the steady, honest la- liorer; whilst the general appearances about farms and ont-hou^cs, by which it is so easy to judge of the character of the planter, gave cheering evidence of good management and industry di rected in the proper charnels. Ar riving at the Church, we found a large proportion of tlie best class of the cili- zeus, within a considerable area, gath ered together. Rev. T. II. Morgan, of Atlanta, de livered a very able discourse and was listened to with the most proronad at tention, whilst he demonstrated in his own forcible manner that “God’s ways arc not our ways”. For onQ hour the reverend gentleman held the large concourse spoil bound, by his masterly treatment of a theme, that gave full scope to his powers and eloquence after which, a recess of an hour was announced by tlie Rev.*James Bushin also the additional and very import ant fact that there were ample re freshments on the ground for nil, truth which was soon demonstrated by long rows of spotless white table linens uov«. '•r-r oi-pro duction, " 50 For largest crop of cotton groign ^oa -5 aCres-oT land in ou©:- body,—same requirements as above,. j O .l # G JX> For largest crop of corn grown on - otic acre « riirtabd/pertoil of g anting, mode of cultivation. nd of corn, times plowed and hoed, amount and kind of manure applied, giving . .cost of production. For largest crop of corn grown on 5 acres of upland, in one body, same requirements as above. For largest crop of sweet potatoes raised on one acre, tho crop to.be arrived at by digging and measuring an average eighth of an acre. For largest crop of oats raisod on 6 acres, 25 SPECIAL PREMIUMS; | For the largest and best display of articles, of all kinds, em braced in Department B, Class 1st to-wit .* Preserves, pickles, jellies, catsups, etc., made by arty one lady, tho articles to be all manufactured by the exhibitor, 5C To the gentleman naying the lar- r amount of entry fees, 2S lady paying the largest amount of entry fees, TO THE LADIES! *R$. ; Spring Millinery Goods, —OFTHE— - Newest- and Fashions, •lly kept la a fint-ebue millinery establishment. Call and examine toy nod*. My price are pat down m low a* in any market. DRESS-MAKING and FITTING! i well prepared to please the i.botli price*and work.acd *o- Br.JolD.MMS ..they arc represented. * II. Lowcnthal, who has many friends in this section, will always be found at this furniture emporium. If you want to buy anything from a magnificent parlor or bedroom sett down to a . baby carriage, send to Bolcy Sc Co., and they will treat you right. •*' T: J. Dunbar Sc Co.—These gen tlemen have, by close application to business and guarding the interests of their customers, as well as their own, Lbuilt up v. trade second to none in the ' city. By thcircombinatious and busi ness relations, they have peculiar ad vantages for supplying the trade, and we recommend our readers that when ever anything is wanted in tlieir line, (see their advertisement) that by or dering it from .Messrs. T. J. D. Sc Co., _ they will not only get the best, but at the lowestjates. Mr. W. A. Lcbettcr, than whom there is no cleverer a gen tleman. is connected with this house and will always be glad to .meet any of his Gulf Road friends with a smile. Palmer & Disrrisn.—Among the houses 1 who have worked up a first class trade in Ifco past few years by legitimate means, this substantial one ranks among the foremost. Their mo'.to is to sell for short profits and to .increase their sales, country merchants perfectly assured that they will always reccivo at the hands of This sterling firni just and honest treat ment) 4 If you want any Ilardwarc bo •sure «nd give them a call. f - • —— ’ John M- Cooper A* Co.—If yon want books, stationery, or anything 1 >kepl by this sterling house (and you will find some of them enumerated in their advertisement which appears elsewhere,) call aud see them if in ,; *tho city or soud them your orders and you will get them just as cheap as if you were there.. They have moved intodhe splendid Iron frout buiklin, -j on tho corner of Whitaker nud St. Julian streets, where they arc exhibit ing and offering as full a hue of goods - -in their line ns is kept South of Ma- • 5S sons hrtd Dixons liue. * 1 LA’rtlrtop Sc Co.—This popular and well kowu house slauds deservedly high^omopg.tbo loading anil influential commercial houses in the South. Their } reputation for integrity aud fair deal ing have given them a uohl upon the confidence of the trade that is truly enviable^, jYfbUst their facilities for supplying the country merchant with everything that is usually kept, is un- JSurpassed by.any. Mr. Henry La- * thfop, tlio senior of the firm, and a veteran in the trade, haviug been connected with this bouse r or near a third of a ccntjgy.- Controls the pur- “ ch^g-^paTtnicnt in New York. .pend, tho greater part of ' ! ht. tl»« WJjtoS and shipping Ircsli Mock daily to this mammoth csablish- ment Buyers will always find Mr. Charley Brunner, of the firm, aided by , a corps of polito assistants in the •' wholesale department. Our_ former young townsman, Mr. Geo. M. McKinnon is connected with thisbousc.and .wej.ro euro will be called on by mfr his friends from South west Georgia and Florida, when in Savannah. ThA carpet aud upholstery . deparlment-is under the immediate supervision oTMr. E. 8. Lathrop, wl»o thoroughly understands his business. This .department^; the house com prises one of the most extensive stocks of carpeAli^twkJotlu^mattings, Ate., was soon covered with all the substan tial, ns well at the delicacies of t! season, to which, we will add, that ample justice was done, all gcttuij enough, whilst several baskets full were gathered together after the feast was over. After dinner a few verses of some old familiar hymn, served to break up the various little knots and groups that were gathered about and to collect them again, for the purpose of listening to tho afternoon diVoursc. It was expected that the Jlcv. James Bushin, would have ofilciatod at this hour, but nt his urgent solicitation, to gether with others, tho Ilcv. Mr. Mor gan, consented to address tho congre gation, which ho did to the edification of nil. Late in the afternoon wo returned to town, bringing with us the recollec tion of kind and hospitable treatment nt the hands of many of our old friends. Wo would like to say more of this im mediate section of our county and its people, who are among our very best citizens, tiut space forbids. We shall long cherish and lemcmbcr the beau tiful Sabbath day we spent at New Hope. THOMASVILLE i .. f .• • *. Haring Located Zn # * STsoJMsrit&JB\ r*' *' MERCHANT TAILOR, . 20 1-2 Whitaker Street, ) > Savamr.il,. ■ - - On. Trad* SoUcttoJ. nuur H-Cm. > : ^ • < aanoonce to llio I-aLHc core* tUaesac* of tke BAPTIST SUBDAY SCHOOL OOBYJGB- TION, Held at Hew Hope Church, Thomas Oou*- ty, on Friday and Saturday, tho 28th and 29th of March, 1873. Tho growing importance of the Sun day School enterprise, influenced the Baptist’s of this District to hold a spe cial meeting, for the purpose of gener al conference. Mr. Dcklc was appointed Moderator, and the Bov. Mi. Anderson, of Madi son, Fla., acted as Secretary. The first paper . .that was read, presented by our fellow townsman, Mr. Kendnck, who was introduced to the Convention by W. F. Hubert, Esq., of this place. This paper elicited considerable dis cussion, in ..which tho Kev. James Bushin, Rcfc- Mr. Chaudoin, and the Rev. T. II. Morgan, ot Atlanta, took part. Tho Botly having adjourned, and re-assembled, tho discussion was re sumed, and nn. interesting, as well as pleasant, day was spont in tho consid eration of .Sunday School matters. On Saturday the history of tho Sun day School movement was presented by the Rev. Mr. Morgan, who briefly noticed its more salient points. /L very good iccliug seems to have been produced, aud a conviction that, in Sunday School matters, it was nec essary to take a new departure. A resolution was unanimously adop ted, after the fullest discussion and consideration, in which the venerable Mr Lacy, and the Bov. Mr. Gauldcn. took part, asserting the importance of every member of flic Church becom ing a member of tho Sunday-School, with os many others as can be induced to attend, aud strenuously recommend ing that meetings of the Sunday School should be held every Sunday, whether the pastor of tho Church should be present or absent. After the usual resolutions of tlianks to the community, and the officers of the Convention, the body adjourned. Constantly on hand a large variety of FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF Chamber Saits, Bureaus, Wsrdzfcbes, French Bedsteads,.Chairs. Bock-, ers, bales, Tables, Loun ges, Etc., Etc. We guarantee to roll Furniture ss ebesp ss U a taught In Savannah or EAscwbere. We will alao take order* *or Furniture anp«1c- - rer jrou the Manufacturer's invoice* and charge but b per cent cotnmboion* Satisfaction guanui- •eleet any style and quality of Furnt- our Photograph Book. Give us a call. RUS1ILX Sc OUTTEN, tee*!. SALE AED LIVERY STABLES! Bnggies and Horses for Hire, —AMD— • Parties sent to any portion of tho COUNTRY, At the most Reasonable Bates. >.ill at my largo Brick Stable.; on Broad Street 1 see my HANDSOME NEW TURNOUTS K. J. YOUNG. _ . Dc- InliMed "Systems, Dyspep sia, or Indi'jesUon, Sick Uenduche, A N D Diseases of Long Standing. Cancers InvartablyCnred. PILES TREATED WITH UNLIMITED SUCCESS. To Tbe Ladies! Ho would reepoctfully Announce, tliat be cure* all diseases peculiar to Females. He baa never failed to give relief where bis direction! wore strict!vcarried out. Hundreds of Females In Georgia and other States, Mi|»pot<ed to be incura- * le, having becu trcatc*l by s*» many physicians, ithout tanelit, will cheerfully render testimony .. . uoro (tiscaacs M —' their Sex. SA3IUEL P HAMILTON, nroma mauxb Jint Watches, Jewelry, • SILVER-WARE, Musical Boxes, Fancy Goods, etc. Cor. Congress, Whitaker, and St. Julian St*^ SAVANN^VH, GA, Chronometers rated by transit- Watches and Jewelry repaired. Georgia Tress Association.—-Tlie annual meeting of the Association will be held at Amcricus on Wcdnesdav. May 10. The election for officers will }ake placo at this meeting. By order " J. H, Estill, President W. G, WiUDrtY, {Secretary. . -Jq he found ip the Soutli. -See tlieir adverlisemenU and send them your ;;: orderfc Attention Planters. In our first issue, we took occasion to direct the attention of tho planters to tlie splendid list of cash premiums, offered by the South Georgia Agricul tural and Mechanical Association.— Believing this subject to be one of the most vital interest to our whole sec tion, (to both town and country,) we feel that we would be dirclict m our duty, did we not again direct the at tention of these interested to these largo premiums, and ask the planters of Thomas county to pitch their crops accordingly. Not only do we appeal tG Thomas county, but surrounding counties also. We hope to sec com petition from Brooks, Lowndes, Deca tur, Mitchell, Dougherty and other couuties in Georgia, os well as from Leon, Jefferson, Gadsden and as many more counties, as our sister State of Florida will send up. These arc rich valuable premiums, and wc want to sec the competition for them lively.— Thomas is great in her resources, but if she don't be careful some of these prizes will go beyond her borders.— Now is the time to coi&uicucc to cure thatch/ dollar premium on best acre of cottou, or that hundred doWtrs for the best bale of cotton. If neglect it uow, you lose all chance of tlie premium as well as the happy consciousness of having encouraged a noble enterprise, in which all alike should be interested. Wc want to sec the bouo and sinew of tbo country aroused on this subject, white and col ored, f?r wc would have the colored people to know that there is no dis crimination, but that these valuable aiuouuts may be competed for by all. It will be found a profitable thing to meet together once a year and inter change views, and compare the pro ducts of the year's labor; you will rc turu borne better posted and with the pleasing reflection that jou are help ing to sustain an institution that has not only already reflected great credit upon your county, but bids fair to be one of tlie permanent institutions ot Soutli-wcst Georgia, if not already bo. Below will be found a few of the lead ing premiums offered, which will satis fy any that the. managers of our As sociation are determined to dj their part. It only remains now for others to go. to work, tomakc tho next anto- al exhibition the most brilliant and successful that has thus far marked its history. Berrien—3rd Mondays in February and August. Colquitt—Wednesday after, fourth Mondays in February and August. Echols—2nd Mondays iu April and October. Thomas—3rd Mondays in April and October. Brooks—1st Mondays in May and November. Lowndes—3rd Mondays in May aud November. To Visitors of Thomasvillo the Pro prietor offers inducements Unsurpassed! Rooms Esarge, —AND— \Vl.Ll. Fuiixished ! POLITE AND OBLIGING SERVANTS. ion the Corner of BROAD & CLA F ST’S, ‘•class B<mrlcrs Solicitc*!. J. A. LINTON, Proprietor. THOMASVILLE LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. CTxn» M* Bird ft Go. House and Villa p A I N T S . mauref “j “ NoW^ter orAllmlis •- UmQ in ear Prepaintions. !\’ot!iinR*>wt***cPurest'Materials O-CXj DEPOT, SITMIUblOI. P. MACOJIBKB. n. a. Tom AM. E. D. SaiYTHlS. IMPORTER OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND CHINA, AVD DEALER IA* House Furnishing Goods. 142 Congress, and 141 St. Julian Sts. SAVANNAH, - -GA. H.A.T0PHAM&C0. Clotting and Hats, Men’s Furnishing Goods, US Oo»$r*i>Julian SlV. sUVjiJfJtAH, GEO. A largo variety of Gent's Scarfs, Gloves, J/andkcrchicfs, See., Sec. Suits made to order in the shortest notice, and satisfaction guaranteed. marJl Ora. James F. Blown, GXQCjmrms? AND LIQUORS, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Flour, Grain, Hay, Provisions, &r., NO. 87 BAY STREET. P. O. Box 836. SAVANNAH, GA. lil* unlimited raereil, he makes this found sit *11 h ire. McIntyre-’ luisTlllc, Georgia. building, on Jackson Brags & leAicinas, Kept constantly on hand. Terms Cash I Profits Small \ HERBERT Jb WAY. Produce Commission Merchants, iso Day Street, Savannah, Ga. Buy AITYTHINO wanted Sell ANY THING ae: t them. Only Jfttahliftlitnent of the kind in the Cit where Turkey*. Gccic. Duck*, Chh kaii*, lijre Gniuc, Fruit*, vegetables,_***., arc Received *■ T.J, DUNBAR&CB„ Importers and Dealers -IN- BRANDIES, wim;s, WHISKIES, Gins, Segars, Etc., And Proprietors of the Celebrated Indian Vegetal Bitters. 131 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - GA. W; C. BUTLER, Congress Street, Sttvnnnnh, Ga. DEALER IN BOOTS ami SHOES ” Of Every Description. First-class stock always on band. Orders from the codutry will liavo prompt attcution. tnarfil-ly. m*. w. A. l.i • i-U .vm>1 In lui when vtolttnc tl »nrrv*K u »tlll • Ith n*nn.| «ill «- lii*old Rlend*vaUand*« hint Champion k Freeman, Corskk Bar and /'Naytyix htukvt*. Savannah . Ga. Invite attenthm to their full : \n,i vaiicd sPx k of PROVISIONS. ’'fowTcooji* 1-romj.Uy ma lo in CONFEDERATE GENERALS. <1). J. SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA. Watches and Jcuclry repaired. S. J. Cassels, Georgia Medical Association. This body meets in Atlanta on the Otli inst \ and from the preparations being made by the Gate City the dis- ciplcH of i&sculapius may expect a splendid reception, the best that mine host, Nicholls, of the Uimball house cau produce. Dr. Hopkius wc be lieve is the only member of the large number of medical gentlemen in our City who belong to the Association, that, is going to attend. Dr. invite your Association to hold its next an- uual meeting in tlio Atlanta of South- West Georgia—Thomasville. Our peo ple have recovered from the chicken famine produced by the meeting of the last general Methodist Conference and wc are sure would be glad lo have our suggestion carried out. ARRIVALS AT GULP ROAD HOUSE, From 28th March to 4th of April. Thomas Swift, Macon. Ga; Hobt. Scott, Mouticcllo, Fla; W. W. Wil liams and friend, City; C. Light foot and friend City; Titos. B. Beall, Bal timore; F. 1C. Sweat, Savannah; Ga. A. Birch, St Louis; A. T. Taylor, and G. J. NORRIS, PROPRIETOR. JIm now tlie most complete Idvcry, Salt-an ! Feed KtnliW in South Georgia, furnlalicd with the very beat HOUSES and 'BUGGIES. FIEST-CLAS3 TURNOUTS Funilftlie.!, with or without drlrrr., double or Rln^Je, to go to any part or tbo country. Good Sho<ls aud Stock Lots for Drovers. HACKS and CARRIAGES,. .tlways on hand lor the accommodation- of tom. ilica. OMXIDU.9 will attend ail Train*. •prS-ly DRUGS, MEDICINES, G.4HDEN SEEDS, WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINT, COLORS WINDOW GLASS, ILLUMINATING, LUBRICATING, AND PAINT OILS. A complete stock of tlio above always in store nil for sale cheap for cash. Rfy dru^s arc jiurcliaAcd only Dorn £r*t-cla*» tST- /’KKSCUI/'TIONS carcfuUy comi-ion.!- >d at all hours. mar29 ly SPLENDID life-like pictures ©f Lee, JoEnson, Jackson, Beau- regnrd, mid others, Handsomely framed—and very low. Foe Sped- THE IVES SHIRT .Sent to order C. O. D. To any part of the country, by send ing the following measures: Around the neck, and add one inch. From shoulder lo shoulder joint. From center ol back to thumb joint. Length bosom ami shirt, ylrouni tho breast. Around the waist. * 0 Shirts open in back for eyelets, for $15.00. White Jeans Drawers, Brown Jeans Drawers, Liuncn Drawers, Muslin Drawers, Jaconet Drawers, Osuaburg Drawers. SEND FOR ANY TIPNG YOU WANT IN THE LINE OK Clothing or Furnishing Goods TO SAVANNA// MACHINE WORKS S.W. GLEASON & CO., ENGINEERS, «Sb MACHINIST*, ind .1/aniilartur.T* of mi*1 !x»Vr« lu I'-.ruM, mdSt atloii.wv SUam Kt.jrlu.•* / Suir-i Mi:!-. »n- Ittiu* Ca*tiii|ps^ | MSt . j„- CMIOISVr.X-TMmmut County. Court of Ordinary, March JTtl. 1ST3. Wiikrr.vh, John B. Evcritte makes applh-a- tion to tlii* Court for i«tter*of mlmiiiMration on the cute of .Io*iah J. Kverittc, dc iiuel : All |Kir*i>ri» interest el are therefore nolilictl tc filetlieij olije. ti'Ui* In sabl tVmrt. otherwise said letter* will ta granted the appliraut in term* ol the law. on the first Monday In Mav next. aurSMm. II. 11. Tuokk. Ordinary. Wiik.reah, M. C*. Smith, make* application by tieUti<ja to till* tVmrt for letter* of admini*tra- tf >11 on the estate of .fame* II. Strincer, de«-‘ ' All pcnuiii interested are therefore Ole their oUecUon* in said Churl, other* i*e said letter* will he grantol the applkant on the lint MomUv m May next, pi term* of the law. roar”) l in. II. II. TooU, t ir.liuary. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. OEN'L .s'l'PKltINTKN DKNT.S OFFICE. 1 .tttauttr Jf tintr timitromd t o.. \ Savannah, Ga., FcL’j Zd, IcTX J On and afler Sunday, February the£k!, Train* n thi* 1: ^1 will run a* follow* : NlOTIT EXDUtSS Passenoku. -cave Savannah «lal1y at.~ 4.40 p m. trrlvc at Uve Oak -3.1*0 aiu, Tin niA-rille LB - ** lKinbrklse— Leave Allonr.— — “ Thoraa*vilie “ 1 Jve Oak — Dry Goods House. GJtA Y. O’BRIEN i-r CO. It; Broiftliton Stre uKontJt't. w ( ak wltb train a. A. Ccrdsou, aud Wile, Bain bridge; Miss E. Grady, Bainbridgu : T. Ober- mc>cr, Bainbridgc; F. C. Folks, Sa vannah; I. Levy, City; W. H. Craw ford. Baiubridge; E. K. Kellogg, U. S. A; B. C. Terry, New York; J. T. Thranlier, Quitman, Ga; Thos. A. Tobin, New York; Thos. M. Allen, Macon; J. Whitney, Atlanta; -T. T. Wallace, Atlauta; D. L. Everett. Lunipkiu. Ga; T. T. Everett, Lump- kin^Ca; 8aml. It. Hays, Cinciunntti, Ohio; J. T. Disvcrgcs, Baiubridge: Saiul. Baer, City; Joltn Jones, Jeffer son Co., Fla; \\. X. Chaudoin, City; M. W. Waterman, Baiubridge; Mrs. A. L Horton. Quincy, Fla; L. A. Haynes, A. and G. ILK; J. B. With ers, Valdosta, Ga; IL T. Meddle ten, Valdoslai Ga. Portrait Painting in Oil M RS. RfCHMt»NT>-rcsp*>rtfa!lr uunnu the citizen* ofThimx«v;i!e thxt *he {wrcil to Uach ail uh<><U-*ir<; to acajuire tli< tifuI art of American Oil Painting. l>y which cnal.W bar to teac’ portrait ia only a lew le»« She ai»> renovate* ami that have tan d«m by Ntu) ^Ukuntiscmmts. ©ItOgCM-OTMMri CwHily. Court of ordinary, sfpril 4th, 18TJ. . Wnuuu, U. j. j/cMilUa. ot uU Couatr. aakm application to thUCoZh lor Ex^JSSI pfPer*n*mltyan.l VnluUun and MUhrj^ggrt la made wad filed la *ak| Court It. U. TOOXX, OrdiXAry. any i«non to i«ir.t a pulutii oSl pain tins* fire or otherw *c. ii K MrY'p.i.^hn-on.1 will “Yoansr Female Collece* will xi*o jive le*»>n* at ] lock. i»il totur*. xml M. iMfflnVaf. .M-,fi»r the benefit of tho*e who cannot attend daring the day. .. fbr>!*i from Jaek*onviUe, /alUluMee.cn-. chanje of tar* at Uve Oak. rhiu.je of car* betwo.ii Savannah and Al- inrectloti at Albany with train* on the SouiL-wesum UnBr»a-!. Day Passenger. Leave Savannah, (SamUy cxccptcd) at 7.20 iircOalu JkImitIUc..— Leave Jaektonville Dealers in all kinds of Wc arc now offering a very exten sive ami varied stock of NEW, FASHIONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS,' At extremely low Prices for Cash Orders for Guodsor namples prompt ly attended lo* Freight paid ou tail bills amounting to over $20. man: 1-f»ui. Lovell & Lattimore, 155 & 157 Congress Street, SAVANNAH, - GA: WLA-wlo aad He tart Dealer* In 2.0T, p n -*■» P* Alox«ndoe & Russell, WBQLES&&E GROCERS, - A . AND L.IQVOS Cor. Abtrcorn and Bryan St&, SAVANNAH, - a GA* Wm-E. Alexander, Win-A. BtuaelL i Jom E. Alexander, Cbu. B. XaxwelL X harannah... ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Wr*TXXN MVIfSON Leare I-a» t'.n. (Sunday* txiepud) at 7J* a ra Arrive at Vxhlattx S».4* ** '* liaitaun — ——JI.97 “ ^ '1 bc-uia*ville - 1.10 pn. ** ail»avy ....... —-—“.to ** Leave Altaoy too am. *• Ouitwaa—.....— \SX£ ** “ VaUMta J-JLW ^ Arrive a Lawton - C ixrvxt at attaay with night train «a S»uth- wcate-n luilnml. Icaviaj Alton v Monday, Tues day. TLernlay and FHrtnr, and arriving at Al- ta*y Tntalay, Wulaenbr, Friday and Satar- dar. Mall Steamer* leave Bair.bri lje entry ITodzit«> day at ) x. x , li ApaUrhiraU. — 11.8. Haisea, Gen*l liyc GROCERIES. THOMAS N.THEUS& GO. Imimrtor* and Dealer* in Finn Watches, & Jewelry, Swxjt W.-uiFs MII.IT.1 l!V AND FANCY GOODS, S ' MUMCAL HONES, A-,-. Oimity, fan. rrul! III >U4llt«NI Kin., A VANN All, I* A. TEA Ml &Tuo h rr* FISH. iiy. AVyf aNAll, Ilyaon, Ouk-nj. S-tu tang, ami Con go i grade* nnd nt all price*. TOBACCO. LIQUORS. lain "I ' V n »*‘^v. Itnuult |l almniWhS: S en> ' * ,r ‘' MiVU ' n*hr 21-ly. THK EliUITAUl.K ASMEE WMUki Savuiiuali, Whdo*al< nd Retail Dcalct* iu Books and Stationery of all Kinds. Copying and Seal 1’rewo*, ffirveyor*'C >m- i l>c*k and Pocket Kn School Furni ture and School Ro<|nl*itc* at SclKTinrrborn Co'* i, fir iv(win We arc Ajcnt>. or Imported at Now Y< e or call ati>l lw.ru our /*rlee*. CORMACK HOPKINS. DEALER IN anhvare, Stoves, WILD STATO. A.ssils, 1K,I)( ID.( Kill. Anmnl CiuiliTnimme, S,( >( K (.(n h ». annual new business Lirjiei tlian Hint of miy dtlicr Co*|mny in tho World. ISAAC (iA Lit. Agoot, • Thomaavil!.-, Geo. WILUAM B. AHAUS, genera l agent, 50.Y0n89h|, n G,eor p in. Tin Ware*. House Furiiinliiug Good*. .cpairirg HAYWOOD, GAGE & C0-, WHOLESALE Dealers in” ice, «e* No. It*North bid* Bay Street, SAVANNAH, G A. S2raSrc™ w “*"~' , i r - -American, English ami Gennan HARDWARE. House Furnishing Hoods, Cooking. Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Guns. Putnl* and Sporting Goods, Kcdale's 01cbraU<l Water Filters, Nails and Hollow Wart. Tin Plate ainl Sheet iron. ’ Also, Manufacturers of TIN a*d SHEET IKON WAKE. A larce assortment of AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS on band. Parties ordering goods will hare them carefully and promptly idkd. meb 22 ly ^ Tin Roofing, Gutter in: Roofs. I0J Sr>e{1itMi HueH, Itarxiutah. Owrfia. a*r2l-iai C.L. GILBERT A CO.. IS JIOLTHALK JlKALl.liZ IH f HOICK Family CKUCKItlES, Vegetable*, Fruils ijvtifodioanTU*, Butter, Cheese, l*ig Meats, Picklod Beef, Mpie<^I l*Igs Feet. M:t ... r .1. OhI FUIi, Tea, Coffee, Kjf- h arming Flour, Hoap, 8tsr. li, tJaiMile*. t innul Fruits, Pkk- k«, Nuu, lUiMO*, 8ar- diot* Yeast Powder*, Cundeatad Milk, M uU.’bts, Kvit'CikJ OU, -1 >:.t.n, Cigar», Wines, to- . Sec., ice. John Oliver, KQHSE & SIGH Pamtor, GJLDER & GLAZIER. No 3 Wt taker Strcot, X. W. Cm on IU/ Imno. 8 A VASS All, HA. DEALER IN Fashes, Blind*, Doors, Moulding*, i*aml*, Oils, . Window Glass, Putty, Brushes, and all Painters’ and Glaziers’ M A TE KZ -A. X-S- MIXBD OF ALL COLOBS ASD SHADES. astO-iy Ay*. 1SJ*M 1»IL> IH«t Savannah. - (iCO. WILSON’S Photogrph Rooms, 143 BBOUallTOM UTUKKT. WILSON'S Ferrotype Rooms, Sauaimal), - ©corgia. FRAMES, FITTINGS ar.d CASES, AIwbji oa band, mar 21-3m