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yol.1. e paper will be stopped in all Instances at ,/OTJPiAlt TffO^SVILLE, GA., SATURDAY, NO. 4. jlrofcssioiuil Carts.; Attorney Thomasvillc, Oitice up stairs in Melntrrc’s building. Jack* son Street. mar " Whattlie Prow Shy of r*. | Tiiomasville Times.—We a re, la To* Thomasvjllb< Times—This recei I )l of lhe firsl number oi Ibis II. W.JiOt’KlV >r rsadbigeohuan, third page, ii per rest- iJj-oa regular rate*. 1 local column,'In S.osparcif tJl<e. for each Insertion. advertisements .will please IM.'rip'- lar,'* ••sI>ccial ,, or “To-nl” column; also the length ol tlic time they wish them published and Ihwai*ace they want them to occupy. ^ , A nuoiiiu-lng names of esndidatus for office S3,00 Invariably in advance. Marriages ami OWtaary Notice* not exceeding 10 Hues will he pnblislieii free; but for all over 10 luies, regular advertising rates will be charged. WHEN BILLS ABE DUE. All ailvertisomcnta in t hi* paper are ducat any time after the (lrst Insertion of the same, and will be collected at the pleasure of the projiri- cUrx, unless (.tilerylsc arrungod ly cwaract. The loTegolng term*, and condition* for adver tising In Uie Tim:a wifi not he departed from in ^'AfyS AXh SbcritTs sales, per l^vy.. ^ 9^ •• Mortgage Fi Fa sales per wpiare • » « *> Citations tor letters of Adiuinutxalhrti, » <*> •• •• •• tiiiardlanslilp 5 00 iuu from^idudn- } m ^ dasliicTlirum 43uanii- anship... P.' SMITH. Comer Uroad and Jackson Streets, * THOMA 3~V~IX«X4~E3, C3-A- Apiiika'tlon iiVr leave io soil Laud. Sules or Land, per square S'lies of Perishable property, persiptar Motives to Iiebtors ami Creditors... Foreclosure ol Mortgate, per mtiarc... Ed ray Notices, W» «!ays ; Ajiplieation f >r Homestead.-... A,r»im*mM mimi'** or (luai All sales of land by Administrator*, Bxocut^s or (inunlliw. are rMufrvd by Jaw to be held ft tl»c first Tnewlay in the month, between tin hours of ten oYlorb In the fbn-mum. and thm £$§§&%&&& Sale of Personal Property :-Notl. h llicsalt) of J crsotml property must U givcl leu.-i ten days previous to the dny.nf side. Estate Dob tors and Creditor* Notice to Debtor* and Creditors of an citato must published forty <laya. “ Sft«* jTr published thivtvdayn ; tor Dismission from ministration, monlldy for three months—fo' mission ite-m Uuar-liaui-bip, 4o days. Foreclosure of Mortgagor—Kulc Foreclosure ol Moftgago must. l»« published monthly for flnir months. ■ jyxsstst^Jsrs^ssz s; Application for liotncstc.-.d n HOPKINS & H0PKIH8, AttorneyH at LaWt Jackson Street, Thomasvillc, : : Georgia. Bpcdal attention gh tainct the U. N. Gov. ai rants, bounty clni mar 21-Iy new candidate for Messrs. Christian*^ first appearance on Saturday morning y last, and fulfilled public expect alt6i), so J ^ u 9 j far as wo arc able to judge. It is a p handsomely printed sheet, of good- 'J . site/ aud its tuWcrU<ing anr. editorial coluiuus give evidence of lair ability and inuen industry, botli cn the part of editors and printers. Immediately after the issue of the TpfE« on tkitarday morning, its edi tors-in riled a number of prominent gentlemen to their handsomely fitted up sanctum, and in a few minutes we lpjaui. Uio rouping of ebampague- oorks, tod Boon a rousing tdaat to 1 tlic TIMES followed. wit and humor rviguud fat ^ time in the sanctum of tlic new born journal, and its clever editors have reason to be proud ol their first impression. Wc joined in the toast to thu Times on that occa sion and repeat in this place that we cordially welcome it as a co-lahoror in the field, hoping also wjih its editors, that pleasant relations may ever he W. If. MITCHELI*. It. G. MITCIlKIfL. MITCHELL & MITCHELL, Attorneys at Lav. TIIOXASVILLE, . CIA. >' Mttt-tf ' .]< r ii’ ’ 1 .1. It. Alcxoutlei’. Attorney at Law, THOMASVILLE, G-.A_ mar 21-ly W. M. HAMMOND. E. T. DAVIS. HAMMOND & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COLLECTOES OF CLAIMS, THOMASVILLE, s. W. OEOltUlA. if>|it . ^ jo ceint o ijubhc'^hvor*L*y! weekly, published at Xborn- b Triplet!, made it. A^U] ie » . k.i , - > .*V , i Saturday morning T * ie proprietors have certami.v- show n great care and experience iu its workmanship, and we feel sure that such eflbrts will not go unrewarded.— Its typography is good, and it is In ev ery respect a first class paper, and at once takes its stand among the lead ing weeklies of the .State.—Jilo.ck- sUar Gtonjiah. rtl ; : Tiie Tiiomasville Times.—Tlic first number ot this beautiful and in teresting new paper has bceu received. It is gotten up iu the very best style, and reflects much credit on the pro prietors ;. aud also upon the city ot fhomasville. May the Times ^oon take its position in fhe front ranks of journalism. Published every Satur day at Thomasvillc, Ga., by Christian & Triplett, at 82.(X)per annum. .Send in your subscriptions at once, ail«l se cure a good family paper.—Camilla Enterprise. The Tiiomasville Times.—We ha\*e received fhe* ftftt-issue of this new paper, published by Messrs. Chiistiau & Triplett, at Thomasvillc, and furnished to subscribers at 82.00 a year. It is a very* neatly printed jSheet^ commences Us-* existence with eighteen columns of advertising, aud bids fair to have a prosperous career.. Its editorial columns give evidence of considerable ability, and on the whole the city from whencc-it eminates may justly be proud of its new representa tive. Wc wish the enterprising pro prietors great suecess.—Qaibtiart van- Tiiomasville Times.—We have re ceived tlic first number of this paper, published ftt Tiiomasville, Ga., by Messrs.- Christian & Triplett They have reason to eorigratufcitc them selves on the number ot advertise ments m the first issue, ai d if they get living prices for the same, they should certainly feel encouraged.— The number before us presents a huudsome appearance, and is well fiiled with original and selected mat- :r.—Dawson Journal. We have received the first number of the Thomasvillc Times, published at Thomasvillc, Ga., by Messrs. Chris tian Sc Triplett. The paper starts out with an exceptionally large amount of patronage in the shape of advertise ments, and its success seems to be as sured at the start. Its mechanical ex ecution is first-class, aud in the rangement and selection of matter :i the general neat and tidy appearat. . of - the Times,- Messrs. Christicn & Triplett seem to have entirely over come the obstacles which usually stand in the,way ot thorc endeavoring to es tablish a »newspaper.——TSUmitoion .1IUlMy • • ^tie Thomasvillc Times, a new par per just started by Christian and Trip lett, has appeared, aud looks as uea as a bronzed slipper.—Cuthbal peal. Tm: Tiiomasville Times.-TIio first iumbel ol this paper, published by Christian Sc Triplet, has made its ap pearance iu our sauctum. It is a large 'ght column sheet ami bears unusual arks ot prosperity for a new paper, being filled to overflowing with adver- Uaeiuepts. Wc congratulate the pub- lishers on the flattering prospects, be fore them.—Burly County News. The Tiiomasville Times.—W< have received the first number of thi uew paper. .Typographically and edi torially it is unsurpassed among coun try newspapers. The proprietors, Messrs. Christian & Triplett, have our bcaUVfiahes.- BainhrkU/e Democrat. Xs^v Papeil—We are in receipt of the first number ofthe ThomnSvilli Times, published at Thoninsvillc, Ga. by Messrs. Christian Sc Triplett. It is neatly printed aud well gotten* up. trust that thc.ibllics of youth and ardency on our part, at least, are past, arid that the fufurfc may never convict us of wanton injustice jo any.—Thorn- fisvilk Enterprise. 5 ‘ ‘ •lamos I^i. SevA'anlj Attapaey at L&Wt TIIOM A S VIT* I *£, - - GA. mar 2l-1y K. T. MachEAN, yV 11 o i- n c y —AND— Coimsi'IiH- ixt. I^aw, TIIOMASVILLE, GA. OFFICE—I'll £uilrs OverDr.jer fc Imnc’*. <5 V 11 Job Printing- Department. Having supplied Mirsclvcs with new llacMiJotFresses , J if M! J -f 1 ! .1 5 • * Latest and Most Improved Patterns We arc now 1 ju rpared lo execute in as . ij uil'lu.iiL/ GOODSTYLE DRi D. S. BRAiSBOS i THOMASVILLE GA. (Office—rliack room Evans 1 Building. • mar 2Vly , A P. TAYLOR, M. D;, ¥homa?rttle,: : @a. rV OFFICE—Front room-over Stark's Confectionary. DE. JNO. H. COYLE, RESiBKHT BEftiTIST, THOMASVILLE, 6A. <Mlli-o, 1’onicr «fai-k».»n ncl 15road Sis S-A.-V r -A»3ST3ST-A.Ii- A.» P* Attorney at Law, Savannah, Ga. IJay 6trcet, over ‘.Vorning News” Oincc. L*. frrtto Hon. A. T Mm-Ii.tyre, Jsilgo A. n. AXJJ A T AS '..USIkUlO -Urti 10.1 LOW l»JflCES s can bc hnlTIn the Stale, OF AXE KINDS, .. . i ‘..i vi' ,> f SITU AS Cirmrlam, ■+ IxIlcT IltiiU, Statement-*. Note Heads, EMOOW Invitation Canlx, .itnuoft iiqwn««CKih, i Hand DiUn ,-rjUHi'. HOT5. Oa : Legal Blanks, .ml CTCT, oilier SeMtifitlonor Jol, Work. Our' rBtoeW anti Material is New and om plctc and every eflort wiulbo made to give sat; all -win), favor'ins with'their patronage. Patronize your Home Enter prises, andjlont sepd off for Job Work, bringit'‘to ‘Hie Times Job H. J. ROYAh, Aiurgeok dentist, ^ lesteiu , '«A%ANNAlf, a/I. Henry B. Tompkins, AUocaejf at Law, BAY STREET, SAVANNAHj GA. Dn.ctioe in L’nitol Suu«« OiurM amt all State CNltA- loCapl. B'tt, M. Uainwuul, t«L A, F. came to hand last evening, The pa per starts out with an exceptionally large amount of patronage in the shape of advertisements, aud iu .suc cess seems to be assured at the start Its mechanical execution is first-class, aud in the arraugemeut and selection of matter aud the general neat and ti dy appearance of the Times. Messrs. Christian A Triplett seem to have en tirely overcome the obstacles which usually stand in the way of those en deavorin'' to establish a newspaper.-*- Mr. Triplett has in addition to the qualities of an experienced business man, a knack of handling the gray goose-quill easily, gracefully and well, while Mr. Christian has no little ex perience as a journalist,* and wc feel certain that the Times, under their management, will merit and receive .*i generous support from tlic people ol the section in which it is published.— Savannah New:;. . # Tub Tiiomasville Dress 1ms re ceived au important reiutoivcmcut in the publication Messrs. John Jl. Christian and Joliii Triplett. It is a Targe and remarka bly neat papci— bearing iu its fust is- cvery reasonable appearance ol business success. That interestin' section of the {State will no»v, we trdsi, he ably represented in all local events and interests. We remember the time when Thomas county was one of the wealthiest counties in Georgia,, and rUxiuly the most independent ot ul' them.; aud hope that time will •mo again, and’llic Kutcrprlsc ami hues be effective agents iu hastening its coming.—Tdojmph Sc J&essenyer. The Tiiomasville .Times is the title of a new and hau-’somo weekly just sued bv Messrs. Triple it and Chris tian. Wc congratulate them up their first appearance, and wish tin unbounded success.—Saeunnah Adv liner. Vol. I, No. 1 of the Thomasvillc lines, published by Christian & Trip* lett, came to huml ibis morning. It is a beautiful paper, well gotten up, and has a prosperous show ol* advertise ments. Tho best feature of it is that it starts out iu the world hand-in-hand with the Thomasvillc Kulcrprise.— May Imth papers live long anil fit ish.—Macon Enterprise. The Tiiomasville Times.—^The first mmber of this new paper received yesterday. It is a neatly printed, largo 32-column paper, anil ts pretty well filled already with adver tisements. It is edited by Juo. It. Christian, late of Aha Lumpkin Tele graph, ami Jm>. Triplett Wc put the Times down as one of the handsomest papula in tbe Sato, and theiudicaliOfls are that it will be well conducted. Wearo always glad to sec a- hand somely‘printed arid well conducted pa per. 11 c always welcome such to our sanctum, We take pleasure iu read ing them. They reflect well upon the community in which they are pub lished. Wo put the Times down as one ot the kind wc like to sec.—Allan (ft SlUly , v |«S.* ,ff W The Savannah News makes the fol lowing uollce, which we eudor.se: The first number of the Thomasvillc Timps came to hand hist evening.— The-paper starts out wiih an excep tionally large amount ol* pat r onagr the shape of Advertisements, and success seems 19 be assured at the start Its mechanical execution is first-class, and iu the arrttugvraeuV and selection of matter aud the general neat and tidy appearance of the Times, Mes Ohri^tian Jt Tripk tt seems to have lirdy overcome the obstacles which usually stand in the.way of those en deavoring to establish a newspaper.— Mr. Triplett his. iu addition to the qualities of an experienced business man, a knack ot handbag the gra, Smi€gracefully and well smile Sir. Christina hns no Tjtthr w pcriencc as ft journalist, aud wc fe< certain that the Times, under ilicf management, will merit aud receive a generous support from the people of the section in which it is published.— On Jin Daily Xcws. r TitoMasvii.t.e Ttml?.—M*c have received the first copy of this paoer, dated Saturday March 22d. We con fess that wc are not disappointed.— Messrs. Christian .and Triplett have succeeded in presenting a paper which promise^) be au honor lo this sec tion of life State. We are cxceediug- o. A. IIOWELL, 11. A, DENMARK. ,Howcll & Denmark, ^Utonut)5 at fatu, SA.*V-ftaST3SIAJEi, GA. *( > I*r>»n>T*t •ttontioB fiven to all basinew en- truMo<l to Utrir csro. . . , . ’ Refer l>y pcrmiMtfon, to Mown. Oronrer, Btublw. & Co...- suit 'll. B. Beppar.l, Sanuiiinli, Hon. m* ll-ly tt, TbomRsvltle, G*. A. B. SMITH. Xf. p. REEKS SMITH & BEEKS, Attorneys at ’ La-vy, Cornu Bay ana Ball . Strccta, Saraimah, ^ 1 . Cn. ; lUfe! to a. u, lOxatil, MittbtU UKl uittbtll. t m*r 21-1 t. .* . kiaoa ..l,. e ■> j f auG ,«AiUAli X .11 .iH-ua Social Kquality in Mississippi T . -LLE Tlmes.—Jlie fimi numberof tlua journal, a large aodbeautifuJIy printed sheet, fully jas- tifying the rli03l sanguine expectations ance. J.,R. Christian & Jobu Trq>- lette, its cditoi's and publishers, de serve ■ much credit for the fine appear ance and judicous make-up ot their . new paper, and we hope they will re- ] have a way of gettingjorer that d ceive a patronage commensurate with i cully without half trying. 2Tioy s its merits. —Published in Tiiomasville, j ply refuse to take any cabin passen- CJa., at 82 a year, payable, ui advance. | o er ®- -Everybody hds to take deck —Albany Central City. { passage. The officers of the boat how- /i». „ . > r* , ! ever usually invite the white passou- XnomasvilliL^a., has. rbocivotl an ; gerstto take their tneah and do their la Arkansas the social equality fools don't have xauah better success than in Mississippi. The law ju Arkansas provides that whites shall have equal privileges in steamboat cabins and such places, bntthe steamboat captains “ ■' •* difll- siai- important acquisition in the publica tion of the TI eddy Times by Messrs. John R. Christian and John Triplett, the fii^t number or which is on onr table- -Tlie Times is a large and very, ueftlly printed.paper, arid looks in h« first issue like its business success is already assured. Thomas, formerly ouaot the wealthiest and most inde pendent counties in the Empire State, may yet again be brought lo a high degree of prosperity through the coraf bined able influence of the Enterprise ami Junes.—TuUakasset (Firs..) Flori dian. Thank you gentlemen lor the kind notices, and we hope to make the Times worthy the very flattering opinions that you have of us. Wc are proud to see that none have criticised us, as some new enterprises are. IVe publish every one—leave out none her cause they don't suit-us; A Planter's Ten Days' Experience in Futures. Truly it may be said that * *' For ways tUat are «Urk .Ami tricks that are vain, Dealers In futures art j-ocnliar Futures were at tlojir highest pilch. They fairly gleamed with greenbacks. A dollar promised to he transformed into a ten speedily. A gold mine was nowhere. In the* midst of the excite ment a Pike county, Alabama, planter, well-to-do in the world, distinguished by hard common sense, wrote his fac tors to buy him five hundred hales of futures. The glow of tho coming day spread its glamour over him. lie, however, wisely added a postscript’ leaving it'to the discretion of his fac tors to buy tho amount at different times. They consulted aud bought him only one hundred bales. Then the dream of gold .vanished.— Tlic very next day the prices went down, and again they tumbled. Ten days elapsed, and the quotations con tinued down hill, when the i'aVmer wrote to sell out and that at once, and sooner if possible. It was done, and the good planter received liis account, showing that Ills little “spec” had cost him 8700 in ten day’s amusement. Taking the affair good humorodlv, believing those must dance who pay the piper, he thus writes his factors concerning his ten day's amusement : ‘•I received your notice ofsaln of my one hundred futures. Do make your charges as light as possible, as tuv race and disaster were so short and sudden, and my defeat so complete. I may try my luck again, but vuu may t assured I shall lake a good blow ortunately for me, sleeping, with them in the cabin—all tree of charge. -There is no law to regulate the hospitality ot steamboat captains, aud they generally find their white frienda to be quite as many ns they can afford lo accommodate with out charge. These attempts at forc ing social equality may as well l*c stopped. Nature trill have its course, and “blood will tell.” The Memphis Appeal of the 12* h inst., has a special from Jackson, Miss., to the following effcet: The eflcc& of the civil rights bill were shown last night. The Katie Putnam troupe opened at Angelo's Hall, and provision was made for a quadroon gallery, but several ordinary wards of the nation” saw fit to occu py near seats on the floor. Notice be ing taken ot them, they did uot enjoy their rights so much. Only one color ed citizen ot Jackson appeared for his rights: he is a small groccry-kccner. Tue barber shops have all succumbed to the bill with one exception, Juke ■Wonders, who swears lie won't shave niggers. 2’he balance of the shops have lost the best part of their while custom. The rates published in Miller Hinc- kle’s private boanling house for board per month, is two hundred and fitly dollars; per week, seventy-five dollars; per day, ten dollars; single meal, five dollars; ham and eggs, two dollars and fifty cents. Everything else in pro portion. No discount Cash iu ad vance. Two Mules Caught in the Flames of a Burning Field Two flue mules valued at about three hundred dollars, belonging to Mr. Jesse Walters of this county were horribly burned, ou Wednesday last. Their skins were burned lo a crisp, part of their longues were burned ofi. and their eyes were entirely destroyed. Duo of them will die, the other will probably recover. There could scarce ly be presented a more revolting spec tacle than the charred, quivering bod ies of tho living animals. It is im- .possible tor them to cat or drink, un less food and water he placed as far 1mCk in their mouths ns tneir baekjaw teeth. f\ I The injury to the* tables occui red la the accidental burning of the very lull gra^s on some enclosed land. The •grass had uot been, burued for years, and had accumulated in large quanti ties. As soon as the flames were dis covered, two plowmen were scut with fbxtr mules and two plows, to plow tuuatc ! mules from their harness and plow, himself severely bvrued.—Albany We wish the proprietors all the cess they richly ilcscrye.— West Voint News. Tin: Tiiomasville Times title of a neat, well-primed weekly newspaper, published at Thomasvillc. Ga., by Christian & Triplett, at £2 per year. The first number appeared on the 22d instant.—Farmer <t- Gard ner, Augusta, Ga. Tiiomasville Times—This is a new paper just started at Thomasvillc, Ga., by Messrs. John R. Christian and John Triplett, editors and proprietors. It is a large and neatly printed paper, and gives every indication of a live and ably cotiductcd journal. It car ries the talisman of success in its face. —Eufaulu Daily Times.. We have received tfie first number of the Thotqaaville Times, published by Jlessrs. John R. Christian and John Triplett. The Times shows enterpiso and abundant capability, and its typographical execution is first class. We wish you bon voyage on the sea of journalism.—Talbot ton Standard. No 1, of the Tiiomasville Times. —We are in receipt of the first num ber of tl;e Tboiqasvillo Times.. Pub lisher! every Saturday by Christian A Tri; lett. Price only 82,00 per year, it is a large s Column paper, well got ten up, full of news, qaeful irfformation, nod amusing subject $enq your cash a«4 get the Times. —Monlicello (Flo..) Aarerhwr. ** ‘-* The Thomasvillc Times is thc title of a new and handsome weekly just issued by Messrs. Triplett and Chris tian. We congratulate them upon their first appearance, and wish them unbounded success.—Quincy (Fla.) Journale* 1 » sj Wc have r ooeived a copy of the Thomamffii Tittifs, a new paper pub lished by Messrs: Christian it Triplett, *» — : —i ses t 0 t much Thomas ville 1 Tnixi.—We have received the first number of the Thomasrflle limes published by Messrs. Christie® Sc Triplett It U a large eight column weekly, neatly got ten up and thqwa si^ns of a splendid beginning. Wo Irish ft and iu pr >- prietors a long course of usefuluc-s and prosperiety.—LujshqP dent. v ■; g The firsTand second numbers of the Thomasvillc Times, a five weekly pa- por published in Tiiomasville every Saturday, have found their wav into our Sanctum, and wc cannot tno'bish- duwn the grass, near the line ot* ience on tho opposit side of tlic ohcIohcc greund, so as to prevent the lire Iron being commcnicatcd to tlic fencing.— before uenturing. Fortunately for me A '.^ l - * )lowin 3 j” t,lL * u * in ordering live hundred balc> I "ave i rec } l< J n ° i b . e l , } owmcll « , l u ' 1 ll * c accu y»u .liscrctiou, .is the loss on onVflfth I !, nulatlo “ of 1 t a 'i K fass 1 bul,l S. vcr >' ln the nniount fully satisfte. me » ' flammable, the flames burned so run Tbe lesson should not he lost on *•»>;. ‘hat the plowmen with two of the planters. Lot suchspeeulationi alone 1 T" 1 L : SC T , 1 U ‘; “o'”! iiuyersof futures, espeeially in the i dcavorins ,c cxlrlcaU ' 1,10 uul money this sea- ^ Xcws. Annexation of Canada.—It is announced tliat Senator Morton, of Debts of the Southern States. The following are the debts of the Lv horso unon ‘. | irh^ t ““ U ‘ eil V a - Southern States as lire minority Ku Iv-him lfo •'«*"-• bapes to ride K lux report makes them out. The I ord 1870 r •n» t r‘ e ‘ > i 0a r j J / our j contingent indebtedness is added to Lord18,0. [Just M«mwidc«.t.Grant! the present indebtedness: Alabama—Thirty-eight and onc- third millous; and incieasc ol thirty- two iftillon since the war. Arkansas — Nineteen and three- quarter millions; an iucrease of fifteen millions since the ries eight columns to the page, with plenty of advertisements. We wel- comy our namesake cn its first ap- pearnnefl upon tnis stft^e'bf action and will atld, tor the information ot our rcatlcrs, that n promises to bo a good but iudepeudent Democrat.—!'aldosta Times. n 1 a . Wc have received the firsi number of tbe Thom^Yillc Tunes. It is neat ly printed and. has a Due display of advertisemcht. ‘ We wish the times and its clever proprietors. Messrs. Triplett & Christian, abundant suc cess.—Brunswick Appeal. . Jk'f'T llAPjii:.—We have' received the first number of Uio Thomasville tor*.. Messrs. Christian St -TrinlotL TinihC O na<F nan». M.kll.L.J -. 1 ’ .1 ' • . ^ had not already determined to take that same ride iu hfs,ycllow-wjjceled carriage and two darkies on tho front scat, dresscl in white llntiuel coats, red llannel breeches, and gold lace hat bands.] nati C^mmcrSr I™ r ^nt“y 1 m,ll,0 "* ; Wh °“ y 1UCUrrcl1 ' Ince ,he k. c ?“ *“ i 'ocomhi— there a number ot Canadian citizens from Manitoba, and asked one of them what he thought about annexation, a«d ‘j°' v he and his people would like to belong to tbe United- States. “I don t want any of it in mine,'’ he said abruptly. “I* that tho general feel ing/ “1 es, yon cannot DnJ „ n e (’a- uadiama twenty who rvould consent to annexation. If ever we join the L nited State* it w ill be ni tbe point of the bayonet Right now we are freer than JOI! arc, auU have lew taxes tu pay. You arc taxed to death iu your rotten republic, and don’t know it.— X. ou ? . Congressmen and ollicials at W ashingtou steal more than it takes lo run our whole government in C'an- *da. Do _ vou _ suppose that we oulslfie'pcoplc, knowing theso Ihirfgf as well as do, want to pin our destinies to such a government ? The theory of yours is a good enough, I kqow ;.baf corruplioo aud imbecility have corroded it until -what yon call tlie best government tbe world ever saw has become the worst oqq. Civil Rights,.—A bill to prevent discriminations against colored peopl Georgia—Forty-four millions; an in crease of forty-one mifiious. Louisiana—Forty-one millions; an increase ot thirty-one millious. NoithCatolina—Thirty -five millions an increase of twenty-five million*. South Carolina—Twenty-nine mil lions; an increase .of twenty-five mil lions. Mi*si*sipnl—One million undthicc- quarters; wnolly increase. Tcuneasee^Forty-Gve and a half millions; an increase of fourteen mil lions, Virginia—Forty-five millions ; increase of fourteen millious. More Hew* from Arkansas. Wc are told that a negro has reach-' 'cd tlie neighborhood of Griffiu who was induced to go to Arkansas last till by one of the emigratfon agents, who aided so materially iu dciHtpula- tiug Houston county. He gives die gloomiest account possible or the i »n- ditten of affairs out that way. and re port ucgisH-s in a terrible rondUfou. iluudreds ol them aro sick and suffer- inz for mediciue, food aud ueccffSbits of life. They are kept under guard and allowed no privileges whatever.— Instead of gcttiourfoityUollsTwa month it is doubtful whether they will get anything, as they have their pas**ge money to pay back, aud as they are getting deeper in debt every' day.iIk re ts no telling when they ever will tc able to pay ouL He x#u away one night aud made hi* wav home iu com pany with two or three others. They were in very destitute circmnstain <s», and walked most of tho-wav, building rails on which to croa9< rivers. Thev were without food for several davi, and became so weak that fur the lost few days they mftde’oriTy "five or dx miles a day. His account is to be ta ken, ot course, cum yrano sulo, bui it i> doubtles-, iu the main, comet. He also says that a farmer could go fr«nu this section aud get huudn-d«* oi'hatid* in a few days on his own terms, so anxious are they to return. They hare beeu terribly deceived, and ii \w ,jd uot be very healthy for *»uj ol the ne gro Miarricrs, who went ann.ug the negroes in this country aud indi cd them to go Wont, lo go amongst them now, for they would be vuic to treat him to a hemp ueck-lic. A Dutchman’s Trick. While a Dutchman was iir.> lug through a city in Vermont. ;v Vmd.eo came up to him aud ^aid: “Shou, if you treat to cider, team you a trick.’* Shon agreed. Yank then id:u his hand ugaiu>t a fence and told I to strike U as hard nn lie could. St»ou, uot thiuking that auy harm could t*c- fall him by so doing, .-truck a 1 : k- Miiitb s blow, but in-tea I of hiinug Vauk's hand, the latter jerk« d it hark, and poor Slum struck llic 1* ncc board. knocking it off. “MciuGottiu Ilimmcl!" cried .Shorn Vat * ou makes so foolish! i i xI mine hand oil - clean up to tb - clb-nv ! Uh. sucker blitz! my poor Iran, what ill she say V*’ I'oor Shell was bound t»* have rc- engc so ouc day ns lie was pa--mg through a field he espied a man. Uo- iug up to him he said,— “Mynheer, 1 shows you vou lc.'UIe thicks for nodiugs.*’ As there was no fence or trees n ar, Shon put his hand on his mouth, and .aid,— “Sfrikc sliu-sl as hard as \oucau.’’ Mynheer hla/.ud a wav, and Mmu pulled away his hand, and i . «u .ng tile blow on his mouth, turned a »:nn- meibault. <8bou jumped up.his in -uth bleediug and, coiiiuicucet! dan*.mg with pain. “ifiicrusaleni! A lousaml t dake <!is gooudry! 1 goes baek tr land.” A Good Natlui.d Ex-Kino.—71k best nature*! iclioyy we hav.- iieai I •• tor a long time is Amadua$\» ) bo abdication. Arriving iu J'ortuga: Iu abandoned himself to rojal .-poiT-. an.l simple recreations with a!! the /.« ; *.i boy out of school. He d .-hired Mini u took counsel with noho-ly i* : nd- ig his abdication, aud didn't even tell his wife till it was loo late ty r«ti act, knowing that she would “make a r» w He foiltid that his own lorluiie »a suflicifcUt to Ulect his Cxpeme*, that the (juecu was riminug in «J notwithstanding her royal .loUc 82UH.00O a y car. The bimuMi Ti . wasn't flush, an*l the royal had to spend no small sum in qui*. C’jtrlista and other troublceomt pi - Then, he savs, llic insurance cm. nios demanded immense premium their lives, and the parents never their children without kissing i farewell. When he got ready to j. he scut for a Spanish officer to o!»- that they took away nothing that bad been bought in Madrid, c their own money. A noth wo* entrusted with the tetil all bill*, down lo the small private pensions. Atnaneus says it all *. ' • • -htuiarc.—Sp Folitenea* of Great Men. Tlie great**! men in the wc rid have been noted for their politencM. In deed. mainly to their popular manner*, which iuduced the people whom they plea»cd to j»iyc them an opportunity to show their power. Many years ago, the errand-boy em ployed by a publishing house in I M I* O It T K It —AND— j •m 1 Wholesale PF.ALKII IK 1 Wines, Liquors AND8KGAKS, CTCW« strperi, - CM. T3 S:. Julian and IS* SAVANNAH, E. L- NEIDLINGER, —DEALER !X- SADDLES, BRIDLES . axu , HARNESS, BELTING. SADDLERY WABE IIAKNKM ASH SoLK IKATUCt, Ac., .Vo, 150 d(. Julian and 1W Bryan St BUT ZMfel. MEINHARD BROS, k CO. Wholesale Dealer* in Boots, Sloes, Hats, READY-MADE CI.OTlllXO. Gents' Furnishing ucods, lfl-J IlrouaUtou St., Kavununli. tin. N. 15. KNAPP, | Whole* 1«Mi ( | lu-Uil Irakis In Saddles, BpidTos, Hlap- ness, j KuUk.1- uttel Lojtltci* limiting nniJ Parkin*r, Hridln, Hand and Patent Leather, Vab«jn. Truiikn, Carpel Hag*. Whip* and Saddlery Ware. At the mon of tiii: Golden Sad- Dl.K. tv I ST I Nl> GIIH’.ONV lIclJ.lMNO. .'tlarkrl S<|iiur<\ s \ V %\\% ||, 4 ; |, ' y/oi. Bolshaw & Silva, ♦ >»*.»•«! Juli.il ai.-MI9.Ml SA.A7-AlsrisryK.ET, OA- IC W’iAr'-' SoWoS f-'HIlurio.v at ' ; WARE ROOMS, d- j —TIIK — LirgOht. iiml ]?psi Asayrtinent —or al Iroekery, Si China, ir GIllSSMnrP. ■ Kt<-:, Etc, Etc., with I of I now like a l field Repull A Ilxrry MA.N\^*Tucie ih oiic -iap- r.v congrehuman, an-1 that ff Ra lard II. Wbiteloy, representative from the Second Georgia DiatricL He eiaiint to be the only Republican irom dial State, au*l he claim* Ilia: tie h.». au exclusive monopoly of the Iff,,end patronage there. Ife h:o> already suc ceeded in controlling the apj.oinim nLb thu* far ina^Ic, and his pr« M,ee* for the future w faocouragmg. Thin tv the same Whit city who clamored U . nd- ini‘Monluto the United .State* .*>c:».itc in lKjtt, but was not admitted. 7‘b< statement is made that from bool:* ot U»e vcrgcaut-ai airns it appeaf>,U>< agh not aduffiled to either lioitsc oi the Forty-first Cfongre^s, in bw.h of -ri.ich he was a contestant, he dr< w s.dary and mileage a* a member of both.— This chat: will be one of thellmt inv«*s- tigated next wi&UgV—M Louts Re publican. Iward Everett, the proof-aheet* of a .. . book which he had been examining. , >. natiom* agmiaat colored people The boy entered in four and trembling 1 u U 5 ! >fc New York has passed the 4**cni- j the vast library* lined from floor - to i the Wtl w. la Wy by . lart-e vole! Hepob.ican, «d 1 On** i. Vr”n DemocraU litavoiff forit, and it wilt ' cow ? St^rST-STad undoubtedly pu, the Senate. Tbe 1 ihTdart w£; h.^’wriW?! ^ ? odroe>t - ^»<■<>' African is to have the foil and equal received the lad with te-aofturiug oour- ..{Jli enjoyment of tlic acco^imodaliotls. fu-! J M >'» •** ^ 01 j rl1 * chatted kind- J lwo ^ of freight blockade al ciUiie, and nrixile^oFded by inn-! Keepers, common earners, licensed‘round them for vouf’ a, oolitelJaTif 1 . f " f t " u, J r ? rv place, of amusement, public schools,' bis visitor were the President. Thc!,, ow J .T'* ccmuLcriea, etc. Tbe penalty of. rK, *' lauon ot this law u a tine of Things are growioy very pleaoaot for the colored-people. It is a great day for Africa. 1 dimes, ft new paper nublished at; upon the general appearance of their IhomasviUc, Ga., by Messrs. Chris- paper. The first number contaius tup a i+njuett. It is a largo eight- nineteen columns of paying advcrli fco u P m .™,er- 7 mul, primed mill meats. It U ne»Bv pr abiy edited—aud starts out with about ted'and hespean for iti twenty columns of paying adrrrtisc- cessful career. Thomastille nfar con- «nen^, w«Md> wdl Sir gratulate herself upon so valuable xbegiuning. Success to *'» enterpris- an accc-csion u> her eoternrues.—AU ng r^Uahore.—Buriusrilir Gazette. Sony Setet.' Cm , ^tUBtrSTEKIKC OK SlEKICO^-The f aladclphia Ledger^ XcwYorkcor- /spondent says : w Tha Washington lndiptn- . Tiir^nr intimatin/w a f jAwKi^ filibustering expedition is afoot, wilt a view of establishing a new State on the Mexican side of the Dfio Grande, is not all fancy work, as your correspan- dent hfigpcos lo inpir. Xow Yari » to ftrrnish tue money, the SouChern and Wesleru cities the men. while the nominal leadership wifi . be a promi- n ‘ al iWifcao aUOoyLgDTernor.hct. in T ooder the. adriee ofa weUkoowo cxConfederale efiicer. ir Thnoderhaa boon beard w distance of thirty miler. - Jl*i& Hate of mind: he bad been raised in w ff* and rnffT-L ff' ** **!* •his esteem by Mr. Evercu’s kindness, “, r Y«“'¥ uU ufam-ht UmT" furg ° ,Un ^ , an3 100 —7 It st taught hum j fwe it u mod. lekfftfoaful toco*. — f " i template, ^laafortbe Mind inl.ua- GrnmWera at lewspapm. j tion of the Southern peoi.ie : 1j .hey Uoraue Greeley, in speaking ot j *f“ ‘l*ey may grumblers at newspapers, thus hits the **** , ^ ***/ end really i.-nit- nail on the head: pendent people m the booth are tbe 1 -It » strange how dwe TBCB^^ read*>*»“le™..w«j» bavefuU coni crib, and the papers. We never tayanjtfiing eolfoulviug^ under their gin boioe s. that anybody ddlST like, hot we soon, oh to be inm-uia. bear of it and everybody tells us of in ’ ^ Belial capeiiioeot of all ff however, once in * while we hap-; |. , “ on «•> »» “m nod ho*«.-LoL * a. Mwwnini, tu m sssit, n t UHp— : ,. pen to say a good thing, we saver hear j r“3 of that; nobody teems lo ootice that, f j ■ ■— ■* — We poy some man s hnndrcd. compH- j J -What do yen call (hatr indlgnanh mepts, and give him a dozen pu®,, ly aaked n mitomer at » cfcfap'r«iiu- * «*|“Wr«e*hond w«h slherh hotbm that laid the waiter Irbkiy. ooi-VTen,doyooconsider that atiropcr . --- ,mtk;thiOfleroin*n to find in his - hssbw -.a-—Mdobpotlt—upkeathoeoetoM* tawfith. -Good All our enk are doly charged to m, '%mTeM.airr-eriedlbe waiter “would GOLD MEDAL A wart ltd to tho C ’ot l «>n I *!«• nt. COOK STOVE, At the KAIIt of "TLe In iluntral Aauociatiou < f Ga." llti-1 m\ httMitikh, >v«tih)«r, MT'l, ttLesMsorisDol, •is.i t .• For Sab by John A. Douglass, l*< *lrr its Hiss,**, flu War« »t><| ||>giw- Zum. JDIIN *». ROOI.Ri. tLZiAf.L DAMIF.1L ROGERS & DASflER Importers, JOBBEPB and BBTAILEBS ot Dry KooiIn, Fancy (iiicxln, Uoim-ry, Bmtill Wares, RiMsopg and S t i- u. w ti o oils, Orders ftewit the country itrklly at- teivhrd and fined at tbe lowest rate*. (in*, UrMf u UTktutkm, SA VANS AII, - OJL &. jr. SFsfJrs bOCTUKUX photographio AND PERBOTYPB STOCK DEPOT,, ttrsniK onoMiA XotUiem Prf. tMittanf